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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-28

Alfred. assistant cashier OF the First
National bank oi this city; siHter.
Mrs. l.. a. G0oai.ch oG Chicago; and
two nephews. Az Goodrich. manager
of tho New Mexico Cigar company
Santa Re In los Angeles. Mrs. Frost
IL inconsolabie beeousc OF her hus-
bands death.
Resides being member OF the o. II.
c.. Mr.. Frost was for many yeags
member Of Temple Lodge No. O. A. v.
Ia A. a., and Of the Ancient Order OF
United WoFkmen. Tha funeral will
take place from the Frost residence ai
10 O'Clock Sunday morning. Arch
deacon W. 4. Warren Of 81. Johns
EpIHcopal church will conduct the
services. whloh will DO attended By
the Masons aud Conductors
Outside OF HIS railroad life. Mr..
Frost was a prominent and popular
citizen In Albuquerque. He was fond
lof children and knew doxene OF tho
neighborheod by sight and name. AL
though the ilfc OF a conductor Ia n
ubey one. Mr.. front found lime 10 at
tend 30 his religion and was q deyoni
and practical member of 81. JONAS
Episcopal church OF this city.
Everybody in Albuquerque will af.
Ter love and sympathy 10 Mrs. Frost
and these who are left behind, and
will DO much grieved TO hear Of the
passing nf the veteran conductor
Only three DAYS before his death.
Mr. Frost signed train ordefe and
brought n train over his dirinioR-~
thus practically dying In the harness
something the beloved veteran AZ
ways wished 10 come 10 pass.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-28
BUTTERFLIES HAVE
DRESS REHEARSAL
TONIGHT
Participants in Clever Benefit
Comedy to Enact Play in
Full Costume, With ALI Ac-
cessories As Preliminary.

butterflies" the clever comedy Ell
wood Albright Is putting on for tae
oenent or ~. Anihony's sanitariun.
WA have its anal rehearsal tonight.
run costume viii BE- the order Of the
evening. and all accessories viii be IN
use just as they would be in a full
flcdgcd production.
The east has worked hard al,
through the Christmas holidays, and
is ready to present a first-class play.
Most vi the cast haze been before Al
Duqueraue audicncls several times.
and their ability known 90 local
playgoers.
The cast In full Is an follows;
Hiram Green, an American million
aire .....,.........E e. ~. Albright
harrington, his son ID. H. Lame
COddle, his butler. =. =. Is. Robertson
suzanne. mis- daughter. Miss Char
lotto HOLMAN
Miriam stcuhrt-DodR, poor but arr
istocratic. Edna Metzsnr
MRS. stcuart-Dodgc, poorer and
more aristocratlc. .........,....
............,.M Miss gladys Mandeil
Mrs. Ossien. also poor and arlsso-
ssAAHt Af'N ffNs'sFfn
slilscr, a tailor ..... Don l.. SseriinE
Frederick Ossian, w. u. Arcnt
Andrew strong rich and English.
......,.....,. Charles q. Andrews
The scene Of the play IL laid In Flor
Ida. and the plot deals with the fran-
tic enocts OF Mrs. stuart-Dodso to
have her daughter marry monesed
man. Green's sefsc. and delightfully."-
naive way OF taking HIS newly acquir-
cd fashionable surroundings supply
many OF the really laughable situa-
tions OF tho play.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-28

OF the Atlantic and Pacific and It's
successor. the Santa re. ~ a pas
sepger conductor out Of this city.
When the Santa Re put ON the nov
famous California Limited some years
ago, Mr., Frost waa choeen because
OF ahility and seniority. as one Of the
flrst conductors 70 handle that train
In and out Of Albuquerque. While In
sedaila Mr.. Frost became a charter
member Of the Sednlia lodge OF the
Order Of Railway Conductors. later
transferring his membership here.
Several times dursnR bis life Mr..
Frost was chief conductor for local
divisions OF the order
During the Civil war Mr.. Frost
worked as a conductor IN the SOUTH
doing valuable and efficient work.
when In reminiscent mood he would
tell mnny interesting anecdotes re-
garding service during the war. For
some time during the war, Mr., Frost
was trainmaster for the Illinois Gen.
trail NJ Cairo. His, and on one occas-
Ion while occupying that position, ca.
ecuted hazardous order issued by
the government 70 clear the Cairo
yards OF serious bloclade OF freight
ears.
No enlogy Of Mr. Frost would be
complete without the name OF Mrs
Frost. for AZ years. a wife. heIpmate
and lover. while In Topeka, Kansas
Mr.. Frost met Miss ARMADA Rsdgon
and they weru welded In that town
on March -. 1870 Lovers la old
age ~ they were 40 yeara ago" "a
what friends could say of the home
IIlfe Of Mr. and Mrs. Frost Eesides
his wife. Mr.. Frost leaves one son
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-28
The Markets


tny Everf.s sssrsis A. y. S~ss>s wsrs,
New York. Dec. 2s.--fslow. dragging
movements and lack OF speculative in
inrest characterized the stock marke,
during the morning. An attempt TO
bring about continuation OF yester-
days late decline met with poor snc.
coss aud operations we're begun on
the long aide OF the market with Lee
high valley M lever.
The move enlisted little support. al
Though tho small losses of the early
morning were made up.
The market moved IN an uncertain
lafHhlon during the second hour. The
coaiera. Unicn Pacific and United
Estates Steel covered n,nRe OF about
half 10 one point despite the gradual
| ly diminishing volume OF business.
The undertone was IN the main good.
the market rapidly rallying easily
whenever pressure ceased.
honda were steady.
Trading up 10 noon brousht abou,
very little alteration OF prices. The
trend was upward with n broader In.
quiry for various speclaltlea. Recent
sales OF the Hartman stocks were
based on expectation 81 poor earnings
for November The statements as
published today we're much poorer
than had been looked for and there
was a further sharp decline In tho
stock.
Southern Pacific fell TO III 3-s and
Union Pacific to III 81. the latter'e
loss reaching So This whole mar
ket went downward moderately with
decided weakness In some specialtles
Toledo. 81. Louis and western iost
! ~. Utah Copper I 30 and Tennessee
Copper and InterborouEh and Metro
poliian preferred I. The close was
weak.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-28
EXTENSION GRANTED
OF THIRTY DAYS
FOR CONNECTION
Plumbing Inspector J. P.
Steele Makes Announce
ment of Importance to Prop
erty Owners.

Notice 10 property ownors: Owing
to the unusually cold weather now
prevailing and 10 the increased
amount OF work for plumbers Incident
to the extreme cold weather, we are
allowing 80 days extension Of time
to all property owhers recently noti-
fed to connect with the sewer.
J. T.. STEELE.
Plumbing Inspector
The foregoing announcement made
today by Inspector Stecls WIZ
be- OF interest 10 property owncrs who
have been attempting To have sewer
connections made but have been I'm.
successful because OF unusual wenih-
or conditions which prevailed recent
~ The rules and ordinances govern
ing sewer connections VIII be rigidiy
enforced al the expiration OF thirty
days grace. however.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-28
MASONS INSTALL
OFFICERS
Reports of Officers and In
stallation Ceremonies 0ccu-
Ply Temple Lodge, No. 8 at
Session Last Night.

Temple Lodge No. 9 Hast nlght IN.
stalled iis officers Cor the caming
year. The elective offices had been
filled several weeks ago. and last
nisht the appointive ones were an
nounced. The following are the new
officers
Worshipful master. =. Hanley; SON
ior warden, David stewart. junior
warden. John Milne. treasurer, simon
stern; secretary. Harry Braun; senior
deacon. a. G. Culver; junior deacon
Hyatt Adair; senior steward, A. "
Loken. junior steward. John n
Baird. tyler. W. w. Malctte.
The reports OF the retiring officers
were read and accepted.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-28

Kansas city. Dec. 2s.--Cattle--fse-
cclptH 5000. no Eoutheras: market
strong to Ice hiRher: native steers
ss.2sMs.7s; southern steers. st.7sG
csc; southern cows and heifrrs. t2.0o
q 500; native cows and helfern. se.7d
mT.0O: bulls. ta.f0ms.i0; calves
st.00M 7.25; western steers. Ss.7s9
100: western cows. s3.00@S.00.
steady to strong; bulk OF sales. ss.9e
aS.3S; heavy, ss.25Ws.to; packers
and butchers. ss.10Gs.ss; light. t5.7i
$3.50; pigs. ts.s0af SEQ.
Shecp--Reccipts 1000; market
strong muttons. t3.00W4.35: lambs
ss.50Ge.2s; rangeweth ers and year.
lIngs. ss.g5@5.ss; range owes. s2.st
q 400.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-28
FRIEND or MR.. BRYAN
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE

Plainfield, y. j., Dec. 2S.-Wiillam
Patterson OF lincoln. Neb.. a friend of
william Jennings Bryan, who disap-
peared from his daughters home here
sunday morning last. was found dead
today With his throat cut near quar-
~ IN North Plainteld. A bloody razor
lay by his side and the police say
that he committed suicide.
Mr.. Patterson left hls vile and two
children IN iincpin several weeks ago
60 spend the Christmas holidays With
his daughter here, Mrs. Leroy IL
Gates.
lie formerly owned wholesale
hardware establishment In Lincoln
which was destroyed by fire some
time ago. OF late he had been de-
hpondent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-28
MAGDAlENA FACES
SMALL POx AND
BAD BANDITS
Deplorable Conditions Exist IN
Some Sections Of State Of
Sonora According to Cam
anea Dispatches.

GBy Evesiss ssssssa a. ,. leased wsrss
VI Paso. Texas, Dec. ga special
TO the Herald from Cananea, Sonora,
says that smallpox is raging Mt Mag
dalena. that state. aud that over 60
cases are now In evidence with Ave
or six new ones appearing daily. The
citizens, badly frightened, have ralsed
$500 TO help stamp IL out
Tho dispatch adds that Jesus nuel-
ma and his band of former Mndcrlstaf
are still NJ large and are raiding IN
the region of Magdalena. They rob
bed the municipal treasury az Cncur-
pc, Sonora. yesterday and looted some
stores.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-28
chIcngo GRAIN.

Chicago. Dec. sss.--Rapid falling
off in receipts northwest put strength
today into the wheat market. The
figures were IN striking contrast with
the total a week ago and also for the
corresponding time twelve months
back. The opening here was un-
changed 20 isc down. May started az
% ass 7-Sc. loss of lisa lac.
and then rallied 90 % s-sc.
The squeeze IN the December op-
ton made other corn futures inclined
TO he firm despite cold weather lndi-
eating more generous arrivals. May
opened n shade 20 i.sWt.tc off. AZ
80 7-s@etc. and later advanced 10
90 l-Sc.
little special demand for July
oats ran up prices for All the deliver
les. May started i-sc lower at fIhc.
and then rose 10 ~ T~sm tsc.
with scattered demand and conrid-
erRbse selling In sight provisions
weakened. Notwithstanding an up.
wsrd tendency In the hog market
The selling came from commission
sources. Initial transactions were
unchanged to 5 cents down. with
May $4,000 for pork. ss.3SWs.s7i u
for Hard and ts.a2A tor ribs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-28
chicaxo Ll,csock.

Chicago. Dec. Receipts
1000; market slow. weak; becves.
st75m $50. Texas steers. sss0M
5.s0: western steers. sfs0 n $50:
siockers and feeders. s3.isfs.1b.
COWS and heIfers. ss.oeae.is; calves,
st.TkI7.s9.
Hogs Receipts $4,000; market
steady to shade higher; light. $3.50
Gas: mixed. s5.ssn6.4os heavy.
ts.os@ets. rough. 1906 ms2o; good
to choice. heavy. ss.so9e.s5. pigs,
ss.so % 5.9o; bulk OF sales. ts.iS1
6.3b.
sheep--Receipts loco; ma rkef
steady 10 strong; native. s2s09A2s;
western. ss.00 te5: ycafilnss. sass
$3.50: native lambs. s4.2aw e.Sb;
western lambs. $500 6.3s.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobo Hrlsarri. Jr..
newlyweds, have returned from a hon-
cymoon spent An Southern California.
Mrs. Yrisafri WAS Miss Alberta State.
gon before her marriage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-28

New York. dec. .s.--cotton spot
closed quiet. fifteen points lowsri mid.
ding uplands. ssas; middilng gulf
$3.50: sales. s.0ee bales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-28

To Cure Cold In One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMO Quinine
Tablets. Drncgssss refund money 10
Il fails Ia cure. n. W. GROVES
signature II on each boz. 2bc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-28
CENTENNIAL PICTURES;
1000 FEET OF COMEDY;
WILD WEST PICTURES
AT THAT GOOD GEM

The Gem has the woriu beat Tor fea-
turc pictures this week. giving BITS
double show The fsautres from osd
Mexico and the comedy and Wild west
that catches Old and young Ia the
drawing card. You see Just twice a.
much at the Gem, The price remains
the same and the crowds increasing
day and night. Madero war lighting
pictures will BE shown. Temptations
Of q large city; great feature ninis.
Go this very night and see this most
expensive films and best service ever
given la Albuquerque.
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New York. Dee ss.---Call money.
90 per cent; prime paper. f-44
~ per cent: silver, 81 sac; Mexican
dollars. sec: copper, sta.7SWfs.0Oi
tin. stt.s00 t5.Oo; lead. st.s0Wf.50,
.smalsamatee. 50 LIS.
sugar. It's, bid.
AtohiB0n. f05 SIS.
Great Northern, i2s a..
New York Central, i0s LIS.
Northern Pacific III LIS,
Reading. t5o s-G
Southern Pacific, lf0 is.
Union Pacific. f70n.
steel. &C asf.
steel, preferred, if0h.
81. I.suis afetai
"a. Lsouis, Dee. 2k.---l.ead arm,
s4.s7 VI; speitsr dWil. ts.2s.
fsHRia ai,d Provisional
Chicago. Dee. --Wheatr-p eeem-
her. ~ a-fc; May. % l-sc.
Corn Msy. IS Lac.
oate--Dec.. 80 i-sats ia; May
40 7-&.
Pork--sana STATS.
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-13
voyant mes yeux rouges, ma ait:
"C'est done votre tour?" Ii a fall

voyant mes yeux rouges, ma dlt:
"C'est done votre tour?" II a fall
lu retenir mes harness., retenir mon
occur qui pleurait aussi all dedans
de moi, ct ma pens6e devant ces
|jeunes files que bient0t peut-6tre,
je dirigerai. J'avais honte Gle moi
meme; celles qui ont lhabitude de
s'sbandonner a leurs peines me re-
gardaient avec plaisir. Heureuse-
ment Nine Clemence nest pas We
nue.. Les id6es ct lie godt de mon
meter me manquaient totalement.
A dix heures, quand nous nous
sommes lev6es, pour aller au mari
age de Mile de Muel, Mile Angus
tine, Irma, Mathilde ct moi, Ia pau
vre Marie Schwarz, que j'ai obtenu
la permission d~'emmener, s'est APP
proch6e dams l'escalier, ct ma de-
mand6: "Vous avez de la peine
aussi vous? Est-ce a cause de moi?
Est-ce qu'on veut me remover? Je
TAI rassur6e. Ellie a tant s%ouffert
qu'elle croft volontiers quill ny a
de misere que pour ellie.
"Une demi-heure apres, nous
6tions a I6glise Sainte- Croix, tout
au bout de la nef, dams la foule qui
Sc tient NAL ct que les demoiselles
d'honneur ne qu6tent pas.
"J'ai reconnu DIES ouvrieres de
Nine Louise, ct dune maison de
mercerie qui a monte un rayon de
chapeaux. L'6glise 6tait magnif-
que: DIES tapis de feurs, DIES sieges
de velours, ct puts un cort6ge de
vraies danes, de vrais messieurs,
pas settlement des riches, mails DIES
gems qui savent porter une toilette
GU conduire une femme. J'y pre-
nails pIaisir, malgr6 moi. Tout
mon esprit depuis que je suis sor-
tie de l6cole des s@urs, a etc ten
du vers les 6l6gances de la mode;
mes doigts y ont travaill6 tous les
jours; je retiens la forme dun
neud de rubans on la couleur dun
piquet de feurs, CONNIE d'autres
un jolt mot qu'ils ont lu. Mile de
Muel s'avancait dams l'all6e du mi
lieu, au bras de son pere. Nous
6tions debout, quelques-unes mon
tees sur les chaises, curieuses,
6mues aussi ct I'm peu envieuses,
parce que nous sommes femmes.
VOLTA que Marie, que ~'avais
pres de moi, cessa de suivre DIES
yeux lie cortege. Je men apercus
q ce que, tandis que nous tour
Mons la t6te dun meme mouve-
ment, a mesure que les groupes des
invites Sc succ6daient ct passaient,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-13
FeuilIcton de I'Echo de l'Ouest
De Y@Wlff@
Scr Anne Anne

troupe de portefaixquid6chargaient
I'm bateau de BILE, continu6rent de
longer la loire, ct trouverent un
gros tas de sacs de platre empil6s,
don't I'abri leur parut favorable. lis
s'arr6terent. Et il y cut, dams la
vile 6vei]l6e, deux amoureux de
plus qui Sc tenaient Pun devant
lautre, bien pres, ct qui parlaient
tout bas, sans gestes, pour ne pas
appeler l'attention.
-C'est que, dit lie grand Etien-
ne, je ne pouvais plus roster COM
me ca.
-Qu'aviez-vous done a me dire?
demanda Henriette.
II attendit, defiant, qu'un doua-
nier de service Sc fut 6loign6.
Mile Henriette, Ga ne pouvait
durer toujours. d'avoir un senti-
ment pour vous sans vous lie dire,
II Wit la jeune file Sc reculer I'm
peu: toute pale de saisissement, et
s'appuyer de la main aux sacs en-.
tasses.
Ne vous en- allez pas! Ecou-
tez! Mon pere croft que j'ai entire
pris de porter des legumes a Tren-
temcult pour gagner plus d'argent.
Eth! bien sans doute, mails %'avais
surtout l'id6e de vous voir. Tous
les jours que Dieu dome, depuis
trois mois, je vous al cherch6e.
II voulait dire autre chose, mails
il ne put continuer: un sanglot de
jeunesse angoiss6e prompte a de-
faillir CONNIE a aimer, lui Sierra la
gorge. II Sc raidit. II ne trouva
plus rien, ct Humiliation, il bais-
sa la tete.
Alors, il sentit deux petites
mains gant6es qui prenaient la
sienne, ct il entendit une voix,
troubl6e aussi, qui disait:
-C'est done s6rieux, mon pau
vre Etienne? Vous voyez j'en suis
toute boulvers6e. Je ne pr6voyais
pas ce que vous veniez de me dire.
Non, je savais bien que vous aviez
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-13

~ Nous enverrons gratuitement les
numeros d"ia parus de ce felii-
eton a tout nouvel abonne qui en- fera
la demande.
En- v6rit6, oui, ellie await du NAL
a r%eprendre sa physionomie de
tous les jours, un peu s6rieuse, I'm
peu froide contre les regards de la
rue. Ellie descendit l'escalier, at
tira derriere ellie la porte, ct, droit
en- face, appuy6 contre I'm de ces
acacias plant6s dams lie roc, ellie Wit
lie grand Etienne.
Son occur battit violemment.
Ellie Sc sentit tout emue ct toute
contrari6e. Etienne venait a ellie,
lie visage a demi RANT ct a demi
inquiet. Par dessus son tricot de
laine, il await mis- une veste noire.
ct son feutre DIES dimanches coiffait
sa haute t6te blonde.
-Je vous esperais, dit-il.
Henriette lui donna la main,
presque timidement. Les maisons
de la rampe de rErmitage d6va-
latent la pente, chacune ayant sa
bande d'enfants aux portes ct ses
menageres aux fenetres.
y a-t-il moyen de causer un
brin? demanda Etienne.
ST vous voulez m'accompagne1
jusqu'a la fosse, r6pondit Henriet-
te nous causerons en- chemin.
Tous deux dependant demeure.
rent muets pendant p%lusieurs mi.
nutes, lui tourn6 vers les vergues
emmel6es DIES navires, derri6re les
quelles montait lie soleil, ellie re.
gardant la suite famili6re DIES por.
ties BASES, DIES escaliers, DIES fene.
tres, d'oa partaients des:
-Bonjour! Mile Henriette! Bon.
jour! la Vivien! r6pondait Henriet.
.te.
LIE grand Etienne s'enhardissant
Sc mettait a 6pier du coin de l'@il
lie visage rose de L. jeune file gu:
trottait menu a cote de lui. Dur
accord tactic, lis 6vit6rent une
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-10-13

de ramiti6 pour moi.... une bon
ne amiti6 d'enfance. Et j'6tais
contente. MATS quand vous me fai-
siez I'm peu la cour, je pensais:
IL lie peut bien; c'est I'm ami
qui a grandi.
Entire camarade de jeunesse, on
ne s'6tonne pas de compliment.
Tandis qua present, jai envie de
pleurer. Oh! vous n'auriez pas d1
me parler. Je vous Annals tant
CONNIE ca!
LIE grand Etienne leva la t6te.
Son humeur f4re endurcit son vi
sage ct sd voix.
-Vous ne voulez done pas de
moi Mile H%enriette? Je suis trop
peu de chose pour vous?
A son tour, ellie fxa sur lui SEES
yeux brillants de harness, sinc6res
infniment.
-Je ne dis pas celia! Je vous
en- prize. n'ajoutez pas a ma peine.
Non regardez moi. Je vous parle
avec tout mon occur. Je ne vous
m6prise pas. Je maine personne
autant que vous, Etienne; mails je
ne puts pas vous r6pondre. Je
mai pas r6f6chi. Je suis trop
nouvelle a cette idee Ia. Laissez-
moi lie temps.
-Combien?
-Je ne sails pas. Mon frere va
partir pour lie regiment, ct 'ai bien
besoin de gagner pour lui. Sill
ma rien, vous comprenez, il ne
s'habituera pas. C'est tout mon
avenir qui est la. Attended, que je
sache, que je prenne ma decision
sachant bien ce que je fails.
Ellie essaya de lui sourire.
Nous nous reverrons, Etienne.
Eft puts, je connsf;rai mon sort
avant la fin de l'ann6e: 81 je dois
etre on non premiere dams notre
maison de modes. Ne vous DESC
lez pas. II est huit heures ct de-
ME. Je suis en- retard.
Ellie Sc d6tourna vite, ct s'6loi-
gna, fine dams le jour lev6. Mais
ellie laissa dams les yeux d'Etienne,
l'image de ses yeux, a ellie, qui res
semblaient a ceux dune saur tres
tendre. II regarda longtemps, sans
bouger, lie quai, puts la rue Oh la
forme noire ct svelte de la jeune
diminuait ct disparaissait, ct &C.
talent encore les yeux d'Henriette,
quill ne pouvait plus voir qui lui
entraient dams lie occur.
LIE soir, apres une %journ6e Oh
| ellie await incessamment repass6
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Eft lorsque la jeune file courb@e
au-dessus du lit de mis6re, ne for
ma plus avec lui qu'un grouPe in
distinct que les matrones obser-
vaient de loin en- tricotant. lie petit
soufle reprit:
Henriette, ne vous ma
riez pas! Ne vous en- allez pas du
quarter! Je ne vous verrais plus
-Pauvre ch6rie, Oh as-tu pris
ca! dit Henriette en- Sc redressant
ct en- caressant la tete pale de len
FAINT. tn es folle! Je ne me ma
RE pas, reste en- repos.
Ellie s'6loigna toute troubl6e.
Ellie Sc rappela que lie matin.
quand ellie await descendu la pente
avec Etienne, la charette 6tait de-
ia dehors, abrit6e a rangle dune
cOur.
Quelle journee d'6motions! LIE
sommeil ne viendra pas ce soir
avant longtemps. Henriette ne
toucha pas au souper que I'oncle
Madiot await prepare, pr6texta une
migraine, ct, retir6e dams sa cham
bre, ouvrit lie cahier relic en- toile
grise, abandonn6 depuis bien DIES
mois, Oh ellie await 6crit ses vagues
pens6es de jeunes files, a Page Oh
lie occur ~s'6veille, ct ma jamais as
SEE d'amis pour tout leur dire,
semble-t-il, bien quill matt rien a
dire que son besoin d'aimer.
Ellie 6crivit:
"Je mai personne a qui confer
ma peine, personne qui me relieve
ct me conseille. Et c'est une cho-
Sc curieuse qu'on Went a moi, COM
me 81 j'6tais forte.
L'autre jour, Irma disait: ooh!
vous" On aurait r vraiment
que j'appartenais d une espece par
ticuliere. H6las! non. Je suis de
respece de celles qui aiment, de
celles qui s'attachent q mile cho-
ses ct a beaucoup de personnes au-
tour d'elles, jusqu'a ce qu'elles ras-
semblent ieur amour sur celui qul
en- sera digne. Celia me fait SOU
rire ct celia me defend. Ma fables
Sc est partout, h6las! dams la faci-
lite de mes larmes; dams mon trou-
BILE pour une blessure d'amitie;
dams ma pens6e qui appelle. MATS
CONNIE je suis une honnete file,
mes camarades d'atelier s'imagi-
nent que j'ai lie secret d'abriter les
autres. CONNIE Giles Sc trompent!
"Ce matin encore, apr6s ma rem
contre avec Etienne, qui ma boul-
verse;, j'ai couru a l'atelier. lrma,