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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
FURNITURE FIRMS GUILTY.

PORTLAND, June 10. Eleven more
furniture firms pleaded guilty in the
United States district court to the re-
straining Of trade Among them were
u. P. yorus, Queen City Furniture Co.,
and Robert Folsom, Baker City and v.
StMble, Pendleton. The latter paid $40
and the others were fined $25.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
ASTORIA OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1907.

system, giving 10 each man who work.
I'd 10 shifts In 20 days bonus Of Eve
percent of his wages during that period.
and offered the men an increase Of
from 10 10 rs cents additional each
shift II was this offer which was
voted on.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
GUATEMALA's FINANCES BAD.


\ MEXICO CITY, June ls--AccorIing
70 adyices received in this city the
government Of Guatemala has institu-
ted proceedings to confscate the proper
" Of the ten men who have been sen
tenced to death for alleged completely
in the alleged plot 10 aasassinate En-
trsda Cabrera, president of Guatemalr
The total wealth OF the men " ests
mated at sI5,00OOOO gold.
Reports from Guatemala state thas
the national treasury has been prsctie-
ally depleted for some time,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
NEW BAErAMwETcHr CHAMPION.

DENVER, june lS.-Ffeddie Weeks.
Of Cripple Creek. got the decision over
the bantamweight champion, Jimmy
Walsh, Of Boston. in the tenth round
tonight.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19

TOULOUSE, June ls.-Troop trains
have been passing through all day in the
direction Of the Midi. Ten more are
due during the night carrying 5000 sol
diers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
tRE-DIRECTEXAMlNATION
Prosecution Secured Admission
oi Four Important Letters Des-
plte Objections Of Defense.
ORCHARD IDENTIFIED LETTERS

Orchard Wrote Letters and Federation
Agents Posted Them IN Various Places
TO Deceive MrA 0fchasd--Iiaywood
Also Wrote Letter To Mrs. Orchard.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19

AT Tacoma--Taeoma 1, Vancouver l.
At pokane-Spokane 8, Aberdeen 10.
AT Butte-Butte I, Seattle 8.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
GALLAGHER RETAINED
Langdon Says Acting Mayor WIN
be Retained Until Schmitz Ap-
peal Is Perfected.
MAYORS OFFICE IS GUARDED

Gallagher Made No Attempt 70 Occupy
Sehmits' Office Rooms Which Were
Guarded BY Police Sergeant who Ad-
mitted He Would 4Thow Him Out.s
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
THANKSGIVING FUND.
Offerings Of English Methodists Reach
SS,Sso.ooo

LONDON June lS.-A remarkable
scene in the centenary Of the primitive
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
Mine EXPLOSION
Seven Killed and Two Seriously
Injured.
CAUSED BY CARELEssNEss

Door Tender Left Door Wide Open and
Gas Caused First Explosion Second
Explosion Caused By Ignition Of Fire
Damp Of Previous One.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
SITUATION IS SERIOUS
Slightest Move Of Government
Forces win Preclpitate
Fighting.
TROOPS FASTENING 70 SCENE.

Countryside Aroused and Are Building
Barricades-Dynamite Has Been Dis
covered On Tracks-RaiIs Tom Up
and Wires Cut TO Impede the Troops.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-19
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL SCORES.
Coast league.


At oakland--4San Francisco 8. Los An
geles 4
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-15
BRIDGEVILLE.

Miss Dilema Radclff, eldest daughter
of William Radclft, prominent school
teacher of this town, is in the Salisbury
Hospital. where she underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis on Tuesday OF last
week. She was accompanied there by her
father and DR.. Lawrence L. Cahall OF this
town. The operation was ola serious ma
ture and the young woman is >ullina acr't-
ical condition.
Mrs. John Miller, of Gleuside, Pa,
Mrs. W. D. Parks, OF Philadelphia, and
Mis-. c. j. Neal, of RoNborough, Pa,
have been spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Short
The office of DR.. Frank Palmer is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Our town hall is being remodeled. The
lower part will be used for stores aud the
opera will be on the second floor.
Mrs. William Truitt has returned home
from the Kensington Hospital, Philadel-
phia, where she has been quite i'll with
typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs Stockley Elliott of near
town gave a big dinner Sunday to a host
of friends and relatives.
Edward Elliott, of Wilmington, spent
Sunday with his parents.
John Swain, of Washington D. c., was
the guest of G. P. Swain last week.
Harry McIlvanie and family left to
day for Philadelphia where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Robert Richards and sister, Miss
Nellie Harris, are spending few days in
Wilmington and Philadelphia.
The remains of William Jester, one Of
our oldest citizens was inferred in the
Bridgeyille Cemetery Sunday afternoon
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-15
HOUSTON ITEMS.

Pierce & Carmesu are putting in a new
heater in the NJ. E. Church.
Mrs. Annie Z. Wharton on Wednesday
morning, Noy. 9th, departed this life at
the home of David Vinyard. Hers was
beautiful christian life. She leaves one
daughter Mrs. David Vinyard, and two
sons, J. c. Wharton OF this town, and C.
w. Wharton OF Baltimore.
The w. c. 7. U. will meet with Mrs.
G. L. Counselman next Tuesday evening;
all members are requested to be present
We clipped the following from the
Delaware State News and would like to
have Unexplained ("Now the prohibition
papers will haul in their campaign equip
ment and try to find the rear ranks of the
old party. That is all right provided
their horns and drums are left behind.
We wouldn't suppose that a very noisy
return to the remitted camp will do
We ask why? Is there no virtue in
neither of the grand ole parties, Their
mothers should be "for God and Home,
and native land" as much or more, if
,;'2 than the w G. T. u, for the
oI Rrrties have the ballot.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-15
GREENWOOD.

The town seems very quiet and dull
since the election, and news Is not very
plenty.
Several are sick, and of the number are
Rev. c. Z. Dryden, Tilghmau CahalI and
Mrs Long.
q fine 10 pound baby girl came to the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac Burton last
week.
Our former hotel proprietor is having
the hotel changed into a restaurant.
The races which were to have taken
place last week at Curry's driving park,
we're postponed because Of the rain until
Thursday OF this week.
Walter Morris has teen in Baltimore
this week looking after tie interests OF
his brother Ashbel, who had a suit
against the Pennsylvania railroad as a
result of the explosion here four years
ago. The case has been compromised.
4 band of gypsys are camped about a
mile from here along the railroad.
James White and family have moved
from Milford to Greenwood.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-15
FREDERICA.

On Tuesday evening Mr7 Ida Manlove
gave party in honor Of Miss Elsie Rob
bins it being the occasion Of her seven
teenth birthday. a large number Of
young people were present and a aHery de-
lightful evening was spent. Those pre-
sent from Magnolia were Miss Taylor,
Miss Mcbride, Miss Conner, Miss Saxton
William Saxton, Noble Saxton, Prof.
Cain and Mir. Anderson. Miss Hattie
Brady of FELTON,.
Mrs. Daisy McMichael has returned
from visit TO Milford.
Mr.. Herman Yinyard' : residence near
town is being improved by the painters
It is one OF the most attractive tarmhouses
in that locality.
Milk has advanced from five to six
cents per quart.
Mr.. Napoleon Thistlewood Of Cairo,
III. is visiting Delaware. He is Della
warean by birth Of more than seventy
wears ago. On Tuesday Mr. Henry Vim
1ard OF Houston and Mr. TListewood'
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs Herman
Vinyard.
c. II. Morris is visiting relatives in
Philadelphia.
M. Isaac Watson and family we're
Philadelphia visitors this week.
S. W. Cook is in Houston this week.
Nrs Gilhart Wilds of SMYRNA was the
guest Of Mrs. Dr.. Cahall last week.
Mrs. Joseph Frazier has returned from
visit to Philadelphia.
Prof Cain of Magnolia was the guest
of W. c. Meredith Tuesday
Mrs. Gray OF BridgeviIIe, Mrs. sudler
of Sudlerviile, and Mrs. Jump OF Queen
Anne are visiting Rev and Mrs. Dash
iell.
Mr. Harry Case and wife visited l.. A.
Hopkins and wife this week.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-15
HARRINGTON.

Two Sheriff sales are advertised to take
place in Harrington on Saturday, Now
ember 3Oth. One is that Of the real es-
tate held by William T. and Annie Sim
pson. 1t is a tract of ll3 acres. The
other sale is that of Noah II, Mc6onigal,
administrator OF Henry C. Dean, and is
a twenty-five acre tract with residence
on it. Both will be sold at the Harring-
ton House in Harrington by Sheriff Hart
nett.
Revival services will begin next Sunday
evening at Whites church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spurry have been
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Charles krebs,
Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Albert Spurry has returned home
from a visit to Smyrna.
Mrs. Arthur Clark and daughter have
been spending few days this week with
Mrs. Albert Spury.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Turner entertained
friends from Philadelphia on Monday,
Mrs Margaret Blades and daughter are
visiting her son, George Blades Of Burrs-
vile.
An excellent diploma on the study OF
the Bible has just been awarded Miss
Rebecca B. Harrington by the Rev. Dr.
Scofeld, OF Colorado Springs, Colo. OF
the several diplomas Miss Harrington
has received. this is the most highly
priced. She has been engaged during
her spare moments for the past several
years upon this study and so aboriOus
has been the task, she has been compelled
sometimes to read an entire book OF the
Bible in order to answer single ques-
ton. twenty-five hundred of which COM
pletes the course.
Miss Nettye Ross spent Saturday at
Milford
Miss Bertha Collision is with Mis-. b.
F. Ross.
With sorrow we chronicle the death of
Mrs. Elizabeth Porter, who died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. VIM. FUR
ner on Friday, and was buried on Nom
day at Hollywood cemetery. The decea-
sed was kind and loving wife and moth
er and true christian. She vas i'll a
long time but at last has gone to reap her
reward in a land where sickness and sor-
row, pain and death are felt and feared
no more.
We are glad Miss Emma Smith is able
to take her position again.
Miss Allie Hopkins has been the guest
Of the Misses Virqie and Pearl Masten.
We are delighted over the great tenn
persnce victory.
Lower jackson has gone to Wilmington.
Joseph Belts has sold his meat and
grocery business to T. X. Curtis, OF Pc
ona, Ill. Luther Wyall will be his assis-
tant.
"Man" Adams has sold his meat shop
to Mr.. Denney, who is prepared to suit
his customers.
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-15

Mrs. Elizabeth Williams and Mrs.
Melvin are visiting friends in Chesterand
Wilmington
Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. William
Spurry are visiting Mrs. Anna Bougg OF
Philadelphia
Mrs. Harry Williams OF Wilmington is
visiting her parents james Emerson and
wife
Harry Jones and daughter Of PhiIadel-
phis are visiting A. W. Carrow and wife.
Mrs. Annie c. Spurry has returned
from a visit to Marcus Hook, Pa.
Mrs. Rachel Minner and Mrs. Carrie
Munice are visiting Mr.. Seacord and
wife
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-15
g. j. Wilson & Son.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS and EMBALMERs
We are the best equipped and carry the lar
yest stock of funeral goods south Of Wilmington.
Call Phone, Y Office, % Residence.
MILTON. DELAWARE 80
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-15

Edward Belts az
attending the funUaN
this week y
Harry Mill is -IowIy\NN1
a stroke OF paralysis n .
The Harvest ,ocial held NJ
urday night ia the -choo. ~ ~, .a%
sncre... The class look in about 200. IN :
box packed by Miss Kate Johnson 5s n Vine ,5s
all Einds of fruits, was sold for y ~. .'.i .ns
HI, HIGHEST plce paid for any one b''''u'lns
the evening. .is;ii,s
Miss Blanche zimmerman i' N'sl,5as Lg5
her sister. Mrs. Walter Hunter ]"
mington
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-15

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No charge for distance or vitos seryicfes are
Milford chronicle., 1907-11-15

Rrrrties have the ballot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-28

Sn Der 8eieBsebuns bon MiHorti
sra,r,en Die Slatieru. Nm sSre.ta,
sttrantle elmer Der 8eleB9eber uno lett
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slnpbonta allf Der sSnlel Greia oea
>iterreihild,e Tampfer vSmperatrir"
Die po11agiere tpnnier aerettet tuerDen,
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Donouras.
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tamen ont 9ieultag Die Shulporltebsrin
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mar, fat.o man Tie. Don l6 ainoern i'm
Hitter bon 5 bis 8 Sabren umeeben. in
einem 3immer auf Dem Eubbooen lie=
gen. Mlle waren l'e eriift.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-28
Aolttif1cs.

Nahbem man uns in ben lebten "
den ben 2opf nit Nad,ihten ilbs,
einen aris9 nit Sapan ,uarm asmabt.
tnnlmt jebl pom Walbinaton Die bsru.
biaenoe Nabridt. uniere 0lotte lei im.
iner nod beosuleno iidrter als Die iapo=
nilhe. Der 3wsd. ben man nit ben,
arie9sldrm im Nuae batte. 1heiut bent
nah erreiht 81 iein.
Der prdlioent bat bic aan3e bisleriat
panama=Ganal pUlitit umoetiiIpi uno
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Ooftentlih tosro man nun oatan 9ehen.
eInllllh gu arbelien. ltatt INNER meits,
ms ylaue hlnein au srperimentlren.
Der isbise @onsreb. Der lih an
Dionta9 su ieinen Vuriabrsn usriam=
nelt. bat III ielner iursen SiBung iibe,
1000 Ulilllonen Dollars belulliigt.
Sm Nbgeuroneteubaule Der 6taais,
StAlslatlr DDi Snouna lpurce gelistn
ois Worla9e tur e b0bung Der Ws.
pssbtneuer !isr Wit,blAutlen 0uf $lOU,
,as Sobr mlts 81 Neaen AZ siiulms!
III nnbsltlnlnle 3sll auriidHelsgt.
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90 2est Ioolpbs Mnaciae.

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gen nie oas 9rObte @tuf.
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Den weroen. oh mir einen Yart haben
lollen 0osr niht.
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nlg leiue neue Gamplluaihsrei al 4;ltt
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bslten Walhinen usrieben uEo n.l
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Oert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-28

tpobner Der 5tabt eilten aus ibren man.
fenoen bduiern in bas Ssreie. iieIen aui
bic Rnie uno flehten su @ott, Il m6as
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Gelammtsabl Der Gpier oiirfte uihi
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l1no bic Ieihsn oerart entltellt. oab cine
s}oent'llUrung unmSali1 III.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-28

Ntan psrIteht barunter Geuts .bie teiner Gage se.
toaleu fuo NIB benwu feline 5uSa9t; ooraMs ent5sbt
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uns Nierenfrnntheiten uuo W0aNerinht lelbeu. Nie.
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por BEN Wtrnadltdiisen ibres 2eibens parnt; uuA
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tiger Wen1 fie bet 3rtteu aud uor oieiem lebfm6r.
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3nianb.

Sn Sort Rio9e. Rentudp, in bic
ssrau zines polniiden Roblenordsers,
Namens peter 3ebromsti, bon ftinf
3inoern. orei Mdodsn uno 3pei Rna.
ben entbunoen moroen. Mue fiin{ Ria.
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Sn Chicago III Webner $. @uerin,
alias 2ouis Giiber. Der giseutbamer
Der 0arrifon Wrt Co., in ieiner Office
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Observation-Disclosures

Robert We@artp. 9ellaire. saois
N(leus,portl. Denniion.
Sames &. Dearoorf. Olo 5otpn -
Martba Wanoleb, Suseara,uas.
9arrp y. Hippsth Srma M. Sbomp
ion. beioe bon Dsnnilon.
gowaro s. 2euen9ooo. 3aaerspile -
Maaaie N.Bretusr, Eoper 9onalbit.
Treoerid u. Sd neiber-Nsttie @bonf,
bsioe bon Nen philadelphia.
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Sa0o'nad, 9rubeI.

sd babe in @alifornien 20 Sabre
9elebt uno bin INNER nod binter 1ru=
bel ber in Bstrsf bon Ytanotpunotn,
Musihldaen. YerleBunoen uno @hwd=
rem. Nerrentun9en, Gdnittnunoeu.
ooer Elm 6au bon 0dmorrholoen, ben
Budlen's Nrnica Galbe nidt ianell tl=
rirsn wiQ" 10 ihreibt @barles Walters
Don NueQhonp. Sierra 80. Das sSas
gen 1T unnuB. 6err Wolters; es turirt
ieeen 6aQ. @arantirt in peters apo.
tbete. Is @ents. Sn peter's Mpotbete
wiro oeuti6 9eipro@en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-28
Cine wertbuoue &cttiott.

.Yor feds Sabren 3uriid lernte i'd
cine tpertbpoQe Qsttion". idreibt ssobu
pleaiant BON Wa9nolia. Sno. SD be.
sann Dr. Sings ytsu Qife pillsn ein=
Bunebmen uno ie ldn9er id oieielben
eiilnebme. oefo be6er betommen lie mir.
Seoermann 1T oamit aufrieosn. 8a=
rantirt bon W. @. peter's Mboibete
9tur Is gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-28
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Cine 6orm uon 81 Mder nit ben
nttbiaen @ebduli3teiten. nur cine
Dleile BON ganal Doper on ganalpfaoe
mad 3oar. 1T blllia 3u pertaufen.
Ndhere Nustunft i'm Brocerpltore BON
DID. @mibart an 1uscaramas Npe. AZ
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-28
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bat ben Gsbrau& BON .peerleb"s sMebl
i'm 8efolae. neil es Die 6ausfrau Id.
Neln madt. inoem IS oos id0nfe Srot
uno @ebdd er3euat. Mebl pie bieies
fam nur pom belten Wei3en ourh e.nen
Arhnoli9en Wahlpro3eb er3eu0t ueroeu.
Wo es pertauft miro. tpiro IS aud piel.
fa9 uno bendnois 9etauft. Dlan lollte
0unoen ni9t l4le4t bebanoeln. inoem
man ibnen anoeres, nlinoermertbi.
Qes Rehl psrtau(t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-28

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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-06-21

A PROPOS DE

Avez vous WI quelquefols un
CHEN gourmand, maigre, crotte,
afam6 entrer dams une cuisine bien
garnie, q l'heure Oh la broche tour
lie ct Oh les casserolles font enten-
Dire, sur les fourneaux, leur petite
chanson monotone?
Les flames d6charn6s de l'anlmal
tressaillent de joie, sa queue pel6e
fr6tille dams lee commissions dune
voluptueuse ct avide convoltlse,
ses yeux deviennent fixes ct bril-
lants, sa tete SO relieve, ct ses ma
seaux, largement dilat6s, aspirent
6nergiquement les fumets DIES r0tis
ct la vapeur des ragotts.
LIE bizarre parsonage, don't
nous venons d'esquisser dams le
precedent chspitre la silhouette
quasi-fantastique, offrlt, en- p6ne-
trant dams la taverne du Broc OAR
gent, une pantom1me a peu pres
pareille q celle du CHEN malgre ct
affam6.
A pe;ne avait-ll referm6 derri4re
lui la porte du bouge, d peine les
senteurs NAL odorantes ct les re-
poussantes CARNATIONS don't nous
avons parl6 vinrent. Giles frapper
son nerf olfactif, quill parut 6prou-
yer une sensation d6llcieuse.
Les papilles nerveuses de son
bee d'oiseau carnassier frissonn6.
rent CONNIE ce]les dun vautDur
chauve qui sent I'm cadavre.
Son visage blafard s'illumina
[des requirements dune vive jouis-
sance int6rieure.
So large bouche aux dents pom
tues sc retroussa DIES angles, CON-
me en- un %sourire.
II tortilla endorsement ses
moustaches, ct, a trois reprises, il
renifa, sans doute ain de mieux
deguster ct apprecier des aromes
don't rien n'6galait pour lui lie
charme.
Ceci tait, il d6tacha
ct nit sous son bras sa Ion
que rapiere, quu nett
point manqu6 d'etre IN obstacle q
So circulation entire les tables ct
les rangs presses des buveurs.
Eneuite, plongeant par-dessus