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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-13
.r nl1EAn,s ANSWERS.

T.aIeau viii reply to all ques-
i Mss va bv The feminine readers of
. be nv aiho-acter and authority of her
ro'h ICED no introduction to those
rp.ies so,riliar with her ability. Miss
sftaay IN I'M take a kindly and personal
rsesD =, those who write to her, and
rt'res.. - no pains in seeing that their
N 70 are answered fully and care
4 u. write only on one side Of the
b9 Address letters to Miss Helene
~, Tnfernountain Catholic.
Miss valeau: Please tell me
p@ N make English mint sauce
..srife. Park City.
~ English make their mint sauce
la' he addition Of broth or consom-
1D NJ handful Of the finely minced
3. thew add a half cupful each of
B.-s and broth, then four tablespoon
Z ,5nerar. a tablespoonful salt and a
.,, ., Of sugar. Mix well.
= y
..,- Miss Valeau: Please tell me
~ rid my house of black ants;
are an over the house. I have
y borax and so on, and it does no
It's. G., Butte.
le,S,k ants are very opposed to odors
D' sone kinds they will not stand
nj. use pennyroyal and spearmint
n in the places where the ants
~ most If possible, find where
v enter the house and apply it
=. They must have a nest in de-
"a wood somewhere about; hunt
X X X
near Miss Valeau: Would you please |
4 ne what will cure enlarged pores, |
Z; What will remove paint spots from
sack skirt?-M. P, Ogden.
charged pores are usually the result |
sssckheads. They can be cured. but |
/. r-ocess takes time Give your face |
Aorough cleansing each night with a
.-.B hot water and soap. Apply a |
thing lotion afterward; ask your
.rrrist what is best. Turpentine will
.-ore the paint spots from the skirt.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-13
Uomdn'S U)orId
Conducted by Helene VaIeau.

(you can learn to like them that wav
for it's naturaD daily is a good ration
for the average case. The best time
TO eat them, generally, is the fore mart
OF the day, the substantial fruit meaI
being taken in the evening. 1t reouires
an hour at least to eat them properlv
but this need not interfere with busil
ness or pleasure.
The peanut is a natural narcotic
III you are troubled with insomnia and
consequent nervous exhaustion (for
sleep is natures sweet restorer), eat a
few peanuts an hour before retirin,e q
pulYerlzing them thoroughly"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-13
Where Women Are Failures.

The attempt to employ women motor
drivers in Berlin has failed miserably
Two ladies who devoted themselves to
this calling were at first very success
full. but after a few weeks they were
unable to bear up against ridicule. Be-
sides, their duties were only indiffer-
emily performed, nor could they stand
the hardship and exposure. Their places
have been taken by men. Twenty
women in training as public "chauf-
feuses" have also decided to seek 9TH
er occupations. as the police have be-
gun to think that women drivers do not
contribute to public safety on the
streets.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-13
Poor Thing!

She has hair like woven sunbeams.
She has eyes like violets blue:
On her cheeks are roses blooming,
And her lips are rosebuds two.
She has dimples coming, going;
But, alas, when all is said,
We must add, the poor thing also
Has a bad cold in the head.
Louisville Courier Journal
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-13
The Peanut Diet.

Ii t,homas j. Allen, the man who
I, ~ 5,syy days on peanuts, declares
q yaJ WI peanut is a safe. substantial
d 'eotaole article Of diet" Yet he
e3oerso ADVISE any one to cling to
b tbo Exclusive peanut diet" he sayn
sn =, egetarian, may do much
lghy ne me peanut is loaded. 1t is a
Der o Uso'hlcentrated diet. Ii contains
vice al se'.t albumen, which is at least
aentsJ ,,, much as one doing vigorous
The t %ork should eat.
teypl, y week lost ten pounds as
soug6 7 q, q the sudden change even
lesiye az i,aa tested foods before bv ex-
The uleung Of three or four DAYS
eanut new news was heralded that the
" was ul az was losing flesh rapidly.
ally as e @s well physically and men
n 70 no T,st. Immediately letters be-
You 'I ~, IN from every state-"How
eight; ~ al peanuts to reduce your
"Four raw raw or roasted?
ONoss Of umoasted peanuts
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-13
In a Good Cause.
(Lippincott's.)

Helen, who is but 3 years old, is de-
voted to her building blocks. Her
mother has told her that they are not
to be used on the Sabbath. One Sun
day recently Helen was discovered en-
joying herself with the attractive play
things.
why, Baby, don't you know you
should not play with your blocks on
the Sabbath?" said her mother
But, mamma" came the quick re-
ply, this is all right; 1 am building
a Sunday school for my dolls"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-13
Call of the Hills.

1 hear the green hills calling and I
long to blithely roam
Where the greatest greets the hum
blest when they meet,
Where | wouldn't need to strap-hang
daily as / travelled home
With fat people grimly standing on my
feet.
L hear the green hills calling, calling
plaintively to me;
Come out and win the freedom
which you lackr
And I'd go if 1 could fix it so that no
one else would be
Here holding down my job when 1
got back.
Chicago Record Herald.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-06-13
To Clean Silk Gloves.

SIX gloves can be washed like any
urinary material, though 1t is best
to soak colored ones in salt water
before washing them, especially if the
colors are not substantial. After
rinsing the gloves, turn them wrong
side out and hang in a shady place
TO dry. Do not sprinkle them before
ironing, but dampen towel, roll
them in it and leave for an hour or
two. Iron the gloves on the wrong
side, as it raises the thread on the
right. When perfectly dry, turn them
and you will be pleased to see they
look like new ones. Use bluing in
the rinse water for all gloves.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02

Mr.. Duren CrenshdsO Dead--
Passed AsOGy Suddenly Sum
day.
Mr.. Duren Orenshaw, a we'll
known citizen of Pleasant Hill
township, died suddenly Sunday
afternoon, Of heart failure. He
was found dead in his bed alb D ut
7 o'clock in the evening, having
laid down about 3 O'Clock to take
a nap. An inquest was held
over the body Sunday night by
Coroner j. M. Caskey and the
burial was at New Hope church
Monday, Rev. 7. A. Dabney con
Quoting the funeral services.
Mr.. Crenshaw was son of the
late John Crenshaw and was
about So years of age. He leaves
widow, daughter Of the late
Landy Bailey, and seven child
rem, as follows:
Mrs. w. G. Bowers, of this
place Mrs. William Croxton, of
Cedar Greek; Mrs. 7. K. Bailey,
Mrs. Charles Ferrell, and Messrs
John and Duffie Crenshaw and
Miss Docia Crenshaw. He is
also survived by two brothers
and sister, Messrs James and
Richard Crenshaw and Mrs. Re
becca Adams.
The many friends of Mr.. Cren-
shaw throughout the County
will be panied and shocked to
hear of his untimely end.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
Administrative Sale.

Under and by authority of the
Judge of Probate for Lancaster coun-
ty, will sell at public outcry at the
late residence of Irwin Sims, deceased,
on Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1908, within the
legal hours of sale, all of the persona
property belonging to said deceased,
to wit: One mare, one cow and calf,
one hog, one pig, lot household and
kitchen furniture, .one buggy and set
harness. lot corn and fodder, farmi q e
Implements, sc. Terms CT sale, cash
II HENRIETTA SIMS,
Administrators Estate of Irwin Sims,
deceased.
1921
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02

What's got the matter with
the mules, anyhow? Mr.. John
Vaughn, of Pleasant Hill town.
ship. tells US that a mule on his
place ate half dozen raw eggs
the other day before the animal
could be driven away from one
of his hens nests. And the
Newberry Observer reports the
eating of ne @spaper by a mule
in that county. When mules
get to sucking eggs and devour-
ing newspapers there must be
something wrong somewhere.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
Meeting of County Union.

Lancaster County Farmers Union
is hereby called to meet in the court
house on Thursday, Dec. 10, at 10
o'clock a. m. All local unions will
please get together and appoint dele
gates and every union man in the
county is urged to be present. Hon
f. ID. Smith is expected that day to
make public address The county
business agents are to meet in Colum-
bia on Dec. Sth and we expect re-
port on very important matter at
our meeting on the 10th.
f. b. Lingle, Pres.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02

There is one time when an
editor needs a wife and that is
when he is trying to describe
the gowns worn at wedding
Summerville News.
Wouldn't his sweetheart do
equally as we'll? We take it for
granted, of course, that every
man in the newspaper business
either has wife or is doing his
best to pull off wedding of his
own.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02

AS published in Saturdays
issue OF The News, AbbevilIe
was selected by The Methodist
Annual Conference as its place
OF meeting next year. Abbevllle
Was the only nomination, and
the Laurens correspondent OF
the News and Courier gives the
following explanation as to why
Lancas er's invitation vas not
presented:
Somewhat early in the session,
this morning at II o'clock, it
was voted unanimously that the
Conference of 1909 90 to Able
vile. 1t had been reported that
Lancaster would invite the Con-
ference, but consultation early
this morning resulted in the
withdrawal of Lancaster, pro
yided it should be put in nomi-
nation for the year following.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
Notice by Supt. of Education

| am now serving the unexpired
term of County Superintendent OF
Education w. Nj. Moore (resigned)
and until further notice | will keen
the office open for the transaction of
the regular routine office work
every Monday and Saturday Parties
having business with me will please
call at the County Superintendent's
office in the rear of the Court House
on the above named days, as the
greater part of my time will be spent
IN visiting the various schools of the
county. 1t is my purpose To reach
every school during the next three or
four months. Yours to serve,
A. e.. ROWELL.
Co. Supt of Ed
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02

a Chicago scientist claims to
have discovered that metals
show fatigue.-Augusta Herald.
Maybe so; but the silver dol
lar isn't anything like as tired
as the man who has to chase it
all day before he can lay hands
on it.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02

The automobile races were all
right in their way, but Savan.
nah may as well understand
that a great many people went
down there on Thanksgiving
Day merely te see for themselves
how she manages Prohibition
Augusta Chronicle
According 10 Lancastrian
who attended the great races
there isn't any prohibition in
Savannah 10 manage.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02

Some women are awful touchy.
A widow has brought an action
against a paper which said that
her husband had gone to a hap
pier home.-Tennile Tribune.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02

The Judge at the national cap
ital who has decided that a wife
has right to search her hus-
bands pockets must be either a
timid old bachelor or Benedict
whose spouse wears the trousers.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
Cotton Market.

eotton on local market, 8 cents.
In New York yesterday spot cotton
eiosed at 9.55 cent and futures closed as
follows: December, 9.lO, January, 9.01;
March, 9.01; May, 9.03.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
WEDNESDAY,, DEC. 2. 1905.

Some new advertisements inn
pei US to curtail our editorial
space in today's paper.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02

Whether you have put 'em on
yet or not, it is time you we're
doing your Christmas shopping.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02

Send your orders for Job puu'u-
% The News-gocd work yuJ ,ol,
prices.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-12-02
5irst 2lational Bank

At Lancaster, in the State of South Car
olina, at the close of business November
9th, 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-26
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IA UNfcA AGRADABLE ! Ia Nl2 EElL4U
llATENCI0N |!

Llamamos la atencion nues.
ira numerosa clientela, de que
EN- esta IMPRENTA sc acaban
de recibir infnidad de articulos
para regalos. entire ellos: ELE-
Nrre cApRIcHosAS EsCribanias
para los gustos mas exigentes
En- articulos para Eseritorio I'D
rar snrtido. PApELES de todas
ss,ases SoBREs LAPIcEs, TINTAs
P1usAs. Prensas para copiar'
SoaKEs blancos y de colores.
ropIApoREs para cartas. LIBRE
60 de todos tamaflos. Factureros
ruevo modelo. 6 inflnidad de
Objetos.
Desafiamos la competenc1a
- tar solo de la Isla, sino de
rs mercados de proc edencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-26
Men1HdbaI ! Costa sl Madrid
El abogado del Diablo

En- ell homenaje en- honor de
Mendizabal Sc lego una carta|
del ilustre Costa. la cual carta1
ha sido objeto de generates y
apasionados concentrates.
En- ella sc declara su autor
..abogado del diablo'' en- la cano-
nizaci6n civil de Mendizabal,
es decir, impugnador de los me-
ritos que sc atribuyen a aquel
reformador progresista. Rasgo
de Independence es este que a
muchos les habra parecido un
jarro de aqua fra. Sobre TODD
a los que piensan que hace Sc
tenta y dos amos, CAST latente
adn ell regimen absolutista, tue
hacer mucho en- sentido liberal
10 que hizo Mendizabal.
Pero ell esperftu de Costa es
tan demoledor. que no solo la
emprende con 10 existente. sino
con 10 pasado. Su poderoso en-
tendimiento ejerce sobre su plu-
ma menos Influenza que sobre
su NAL humor
PorQue, luego de censurar a
Mendizabal, arremate violento,
como siempre, hasta con sus pro-
pios correligionarios, a quienes
adjudica gran parte de culpa de
aos males nresentes. De la ruiz
ma colonial, todos, absolutamen-
'te todos, somos responsables.
No hace siquiera exception
para la memoria de un hombre
slustre, ell unico quiza que. ST
viviese, podria levantar la ma
mano Y arrojar la piedra sin es-
cr1pulos de conciencia; porque
el fue quien, arrostrando la i'm
popularidad y recibiendo el
entonces injurioso apostotrofe
de "filibusteros," sc alzo en- las
Iortes a pedir para Cuba la au-
tonomia como medic decorosoI
de darle la indepencia. que lue-l
Sc tomo. Nos referinos al IN
siene Pi y Margal.
Pero ell gian Costa, que enton'
ces pudo hablar no habl0, que
ha podido despues ir las Cor
aes q lamar rayos v centellas de
las Que lama ahora, es como
bios le ha hecho: un genio, nay
Que Teconocerlo; pero TN genlo
aDocaliptico y demoledor, capaz
-dA destruir hasta las esperanzas
de los que tienen ansia de Greer
en el.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24
La RefOrme deS Con
~9re9atiOnS

Enfn, le Pape, par un motu pro.
prio, qui fat l'ob]et de toutes les
CONVEX sations, Went de faire une
v6ritahle revolution dams les con.
gr6gations romaines pour confor.
mer au nouveau droit canon toute
Organisation judiciaire de lEgll.
Sc.
LIE tribunal de la Rote, la sigma.
ture ct la congregation consistoria.
le Won't retrouver leur ancienne
splendeur ct les vingt congr6ga.
tions 3 peu pres d%ispara1tre. Au
point de vue pratique. la r6forme
est sslu6e d Rome, CONNIE profon-
dement, d6mocratique. Tout lie
monde, en- efet, aura le droit, de-
sormais, de trailer directement une
affaire a Rome, sans l'aide de ses
avocats, de ses procureurs quj,
embusqu6s derriere les congr6ga.
items, ct pour ainsi dire syndiqu6s,
dsmandaient des provisions 6nor.
mes avant d'entreprendre une af.
faire.
Enfn, une fois de plus, Pie x
t6molgne de son profond desir de
faire cesser les abus qui,peu q peu
s'etaient glisses dams les admins
tratlons du Vatican, non settlement
il veut la gratitude absolute de la
justice, mails il entend encore que
toutes les dispenses accord6es q
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24
OSSEO.
Marriage

Mardi lie 81 Juliet, a Gu lieu. en-
l'6glise st Vincent de Paul, lie ma
riage de M. Alberto Charest, fills
de M. Napoleon Charest avec Mile
Marie Fishbaugh, file de M. Theo
Fishbaugh.
La b6n6diction nuptiale a 6te
donnee par le Rev. Pere Savoy,
cure de cette paroisse.
La fanfare d'Osseo a surpris les
nouveaux mari6s dams Ia soir6e PAL
plusieurs s6r6nades ct I'm grand
nombre d'amis 6taient presents.
M. Charest est un honorable
jeupe homme compliant beaucouI
d'amis. II est bon musicien ct est
membre de l'orchestre Wilberg,
d'Anoka. Mile Fishbaugh est aus
81 tres populaire ct ]ouit de iesti-
me de tous.
Nos souhalts de bonheur ct Ion.
que vie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24

des gems peuvres GU de moyenne
condition lie soient a titre gratuit.
Ces r6formes ne font que pr6c6-
der d'autres r6formes. Ce nest pas
pour rien que les briefs ont etc mis-
sous la direction du cardinal Mer-
ry del Val, d6ia, les decorations
pontifcales ct les titres de mobiles
SO, don't on abusa jadis, sont accor-
d6s avec une excessive parclmonie
bient6t lie Pape, encore de ce cote,
fera DIES notifications importantes
pour rendre a ces distinctions tout
leur 6clat d'antan.
En- attendant, d6]a, Pie K Went
de r6former l;ordre du Saint-S6-
pulcre; il sen est attribute la gran
de maftrise ct men accorde les
hauts grades qu'aux princes ct aux
plus grands personnages de tous
pays. L.. Il. r.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24
La Proc essiOn de Bari

On ne parle, au Vatican, que de
la procession ct du miracle de b.
ri, qui a 6motionn6, du reste, tout
le Sud de l'Italie ct qui montre
combien la fol est profonde dams
tout CO pays qu'on veut absolu,
ment nous faire passer pour anti
clerical.
CONNIE toute cette province me.
rldionale soufrait de la 6cheresse
qul a affect6 ces temps. CT, le ca
ract4re dune v6ritable calam1t6,
publique, la population tout entie-
re de Bari, suivant IN DIES plus
anciens usages du pays, d6cida de
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24
co.am6rlcaines de l'Est, un euJet
qul m6rite votre consideration"
M. BRAND ct les Apaches

M. Aristide BRAND, ministre
de la justice en- France, vieLt din
terdire la publication de photogra-
phies de criminels dams les jour
naux, ct de commuriquer a la
presse les fats qui p%ourraient ms.
pirer des histories sensationnelles.
M. BRAND croit--et non sans
raison-que la celebrit6 faite aux
apaches est la cause de la plupart
DIES assass!nais.
Les apaches SO disen mt que, grace
aux j%ournaux, les grands crimes
immortalisent autant que les gran
des vertus; ct c'est ce qul, d'apl6s
NJ. BRAND e: tous les observateurs
serieux, les porterait q r6pandre le
sang de leur semblab]es.
Latitude de M. Brand sur la
question de la criminalit6 pourrait
etre imit6e avec profit, croyons-
nous, de CO cote. ci de l'Atlantique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24
LIE Tri Centenaire de Quebec
IROIS SIECLEs D'INALTERABLE At
TACHEMENT Az SIEGE DE
PIERRE.

A Ioccasion du d6voilement dc
la statue de Mgr de Laval-Mont'
morency, premier 6veque de Que
bee, l'archeveque de Quebec, Mgr
Begin, a adress6 au Saint F6re lie
cablegramme suivant:
tires Salnt-P6re,
"L'6glise Canadienne. represent
tee par vingt-cinq archeveques ct
6veques, par un miller de pretres,
ct par plus de cent mile fdeles
groupes au pied du monument qui
Went d'etre elev6 a la m6moire du
premier 6veque &c la Nouvelle.
France, tourne vers Rome son os.
prlt ct son occur, ct d6pose aux
p1eds de Votre Saintete l'hommage
de son profond respect ct dun de-
vouement confirm6 par trois sic
cles d'inalt6rable attachement au
Siege lie Pierre.
Ellie sollicite de Votre Angus
to Paternlt6 une b6n6dlction qui
re- ouira toutes les ames ct leur
versera une surabondance de vie
catholique.
l.. N. BEGIN.
"Archeveque de Quebec"
Au nom de Pie x le cardinal
Merry del Val a r6pondu par lie
cablegramme que voici:
"Archeveque Begin, Quebec,
Canada,
Gle Saint. Pere accueille avec
grande affection les sentiments ex-
primes par Votre Grandeur au
MONS DIES archeveques, DIES eve.
ques, DIES pretres ct DIES fdeles "a
nadlens r6unis pour feter la me-
MORE du premier 6veque de la
Nouvelle France. II vous remercie
tree vivement pour &c flial hon.
mage ct appr6cie hautement leur
lnalt6rable attachement au Saint
Siege ct les BENT tous avec effu-
sion dame:
cardinal r DEL VAL
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24
porter en- procession une image se-
culaire du crucifement.

porter en- procession une image &C.
culaire du crucifement.
Or, au moment meme GU on de-
tachait, dams l6glise, le tableau de
la muraille, une pluie torrentielle
SO NIT a cou,er, ct plus de trente
mile personnes, chantant ct pleu-
rant de ]ole, donnerent lie specta-
Gle touchant de la fol la plus vive.
Deux mauvais droles settlement,
ayant os6 tourner en- ridicule l'im-
posante c6r6monie, furent l'objet
des mauva1s traitements de la fou-
le exasp6r6. Les iournaux libres
penseurs de Rome Sc montrent
tres reserves sur l'incident, la pro-
vince ayant toujours pass6 pour
radicale, anticl6ricale ct le foyer
le plus intense dune agitation ma
Gonnique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24

Les j%ournaux vend6ens rappor-
tent un original exploit accompli
par un pianiste beige, M. Victor
Kerrels, chef d'orchestre dams I'm
cafe concert de La Roche-sur- Yon.
On pianiste anglais, M. j. Hell
lings, Sc ventait r6cemment d'avoir
jou6 du piano pendant vingt.deux
heures cons6cutives.
M. Victor Kerrels a battu CO re-
cord en- Jouant de quatre heures
de l'apr6s midi jusqu'au lendemain
a minuit, soft pendant trente-deux
heures.
Quelqnes tasses de the, des Bufs
battus dams un touillon gras ont
suh pour vaincre lie sommeil ct la
fatigue. M. Kerrels a fait preuve
dune extraordinaire endurance. ii
a termin6 sa s6ance en- ex6cutant
la "Marseillaise" aux EXPLANATIONS
du public.