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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-05
ELEPHANT TEARS
8FLOW FOR HER DEATH

DIRK, Dec. 16.-Keeper Sny-
an anxious eye on Gunda, the
nan elephant at the Geological
He is afraid there will be trou-
tore the week is out. Gunda has
us ola friend Mrs. Lucreia Ann
n the strongest affection.
RS; Hawes,. who was seventy-fve.
bodlawn Cemetery. She paid her
81 visit to Gunda on Friday. when
was taken i'll. Pneumonia develop
~ ana she died on Monday. Gunda is
displaying marked signs OF missinr
Ener. All yesterday he was irritable ana
troublesome
How the singular friendship began
none knows. Mrs. Halves. who was n
wluow, lived at the Peabody Home for
block or two from the zoo. She visit
ca the elephant daily, carrying n has
ket OF cake and candy. Gunda was her
than could his keepers. The moment
she entered the elephant house Gunda
would trumpet his pleasure.
The affection between Gunda and the
niue Wnite haired woman first became
knoWn hve years ago. Gunda was sick
toI Two weeks. ana his keepers. mvs-
uned, We're alarmed until Mrs HaWEes
called, and at once he became docfle
and well. The weather had kept her
away Tor the fortnight After that IL
was noticed that whenever Gunda fell
SICK or became moro than usually I'M
not keep up her visits
once Gunda escaped and started
Town Boston Road, trumpeting. with
lour scared youngsters on his back and
several Keepers chasing him. He met
Mrs. HAYES. and quietly followed her
bac k TO the Zoo. nv
Three times in displaying his J,-e
Tor her the huge elephant nearly killed
the Irall old lady. He used to DELIGHT
IN rubbing his trunk against her. ON
August II, 1906. he picked her up in his
trunk and tried to lift her over into his
SaEe. he hugged her so tightly She
iainted- September Is, 1907. and JuIV
~, 1905, he made similar attempts
Each time. when he saw that he had
hurt her, he trumpeted loudly. sup
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PULLED FRIENDS
LEG TO GET HIS
ROANOKE NEGRO HAD TO FACE
bOSS MD COULDN'T DO IT
WITHOUT WOODEN LIME.

ROANOKE, VA, Especial -Charles
Baxter is cOlored. Until a Norfolk
anu western train ran over one of
9is hmbs he was an able brakeman.
since the accident he has pumped air
INTO the pressure tanks of the Jeffer-
son Street crossing gates. Charles has
Iauts, among them a careless use of
the almighty dollar. He is broke he
fore shutdown OF pay day but ne has
a guardian angel in a friend who is
Inuirecuy connected with the Norfolk
ana western. Charles, when he rims
out OF cash. pawns his false limb an
eNcellent piece Of workmanship pro
Nlded by the humane railroad com
pahy' when he goes to pawn the leg
ne carries his crutches and hobbies
I IT1in under three balls on the sticks.
Nhen pay day comes again he re-
oeems the leg for a few hours until
the pawning operation is repeated.
Last month Charles ran out of coins
nocked the Ter and spent the mone,l
ABOUT ten days after he had spent til
last cent he had a message from cd
onel w. S. Battle, Jr., general ella a
agent or the Norfolk and Western
come TO his office for inspectioni
ms raise leg, the leg being an 4
OF the railroad. and after the de
OF Charles TO be given to anotheu
TIM OF the steel wheels
Charles was in a dilemma. II
not nave the price OF the pawl
ct. and IL he did not show u
the leg the colonel would scra
of the pay roll.
lie thought and soon his
ance lit with the brightness
traction company's office.
see his guardian angel an
five. y,
Boss, Use wants five dol her
he tune Charlie whisu tro
earthly angel.
What forp" asl-od q, ~ no.
We'll. boss. I pawned WI
7 / don't have il when PC
he colonel he'll take IN ed
me-" Ike
lie got the five and sla
A
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-05

ndrew Carnegie's resi-
Clarke's palace and
Residences.
- porf dining room next an
ne sightseer and by that
u worn out two lead pen
Ted couple Of note books.
the program was a trim
ooklyn Bridge. a tour OF
view OF the new Penn
depot, a shopping tour
YSh the biggest stores. an au-
Zee at City Hall, inspection OF tho
ice and fire forces, a complete
analysis Of the Great American ioIe
and calls at the newspaper offices.
suffering from writer's cramp but
sui game. Mr.. Holt regretfullv stored
away his notes and began to think OF
preparations for his homeward vov-
age. He viii be a passenger on the
Mauretania. which sails this evening
AT nome the impressionist is parlia-
mentary correspondent for his paper
lie is slightly built, but tireless as
three worn out guides can testify. He
VIII begin to write his Impressions on
inc voyage over and may write a cou-
pie of volumes.
Last night he saw the Singer tov,er
alight and took in Broadway by nis-bt
as well as a Summing trip and an in
terView with Chuck Connors. the
king Of the BOwery.
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GOVERNMENT HAS
MAJORITY OF III

LONDON, Especial. 1.-The Unionists
gained the seat for High Peak cleo
torate In Derbyshire. and the Liberals
MADE gain at Leek. Staffordshire.
War Minister Haldane was return
ed to Parliament from Haddington-
SHIRE, Scotland, defeating the Union
lst candidate. Minister Haldane's ma
Jorlty last January was 745. and il
test.
The Independent Nationalist gain
ed South Cork. The results at the
close of today's declarations stood
Liberals, 264; Laborites Al; Nation
ahsts. 81; Independent Nationalist.
y; total Government coalition. SS1;
Unionists, 264; Government majority,
III.
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STEAMER ABLAZE I
IN HAMPTON B.
Sailor Hangs Head Dowu
10 Minutes Fighting
Passengers in Pd

NORFOLK, VA. (SL
partly destroyed tue stea
land. OF the New York
and Norfolk Railroad
and 300 passengers ha
cape from injury OF a
The Maryland LETT
O'Clock for Cape Charl
utes later. while the
tween Bush Bium IA
Point. a decKhand
among some bales
freight hold.
Mate Foster. WIN
tinguish the fire
TO be hauled TO 81
rope, which was
from the upper
Heroic Blucia
Eight United
gers on the stel
part in fighting -
heroic efforts
destruction Of -
49,. - Fmcr
v,bfis his
feot "a win
49, io,I,, q and
t,1rrod !, -. he fire.
fTo 80 n min
ntes ,,biI racing
viii al Sewalls
poi,,t 80 ssengers.
Most or e at sup
No.. -, 'Vered.
o., an artery
IN bugh a win
60 20 ST. Vincent
Iosnfts IA special car
! g eoo reached Sc
10 covered thirty
nninn steamer reach
al ~ ed there would
- " life.
ScOrchcd.
M |e was done amid
sbf arted. The flames
,as hbin and the walls
/, M erooms were badly
commanding the
rmly praised for the
the steamer in her
responded to the Mary
signals, and in a short
10 streams turned on the
amer Pennsylvania was
orfolk, and she took the
the Maryland and pro-
them to Cape Charles.
e of the damage done the
fld be made by the officials
bany tonight.
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MINERS ARE IN AWFUL PLIGHT
RIG II MON n W

RIO II MON D., VA,-(Speciai.l-
hundreds OF miners and laborers
have been taken from this State and
from West Virginia during the pres
ent year and induced to 20 to Colo
RADIO. where they were promised en-
pIoNment at wages exceeding those
paid in the mines OF this State and
West Virginia. There was a strike OF
the coal miners and the agents OF the
coal companies came to this State and
TO West Virginia to get men TO take
the places OF the strikers. According
TO reports which have been received
here the miners and laborers who
sought employment in the West have
Jared badly In fact, many of the
men who took their families along
with them are now in a helpless and
destitute condition, have no money
and are unable TO come back to their
former homes.
The following is a copy OF a letter
received by Labor Commissioner Do
herty a oay or two agO. and which
the writer, Edwin Y. Brake, deputy La
Dor commissioner for Colorado. asks
be given the widest publicity in or
der that the friends of the destitute
miners can take steps to help bring
them back from that section:
Denver, Col. Dec. u. 1910.
Dear Sir,-Since April 1st OF this
year there has been a strike in the
northern coalhelds of the State OF COLI
orodo. and several hundred men have
been shipped from West Virginia "
the operators 10 take the placeFo
striking miners. From "a ~
ough INVESTIGATION of the aIndf
since the strike. 1 find tha1 no attF ~
ton haas been paid, by th9Ae secuit
help in Virginia, as TO Jhether
men employed were expert mine
not They induce many men to
here and bring their families Will
assurance that they would rec
steady employment at the rate Cd
per day, and after they go TO va
they pay them of at the rate of
per day OF less. and a great ma
or these people, might say seVa
hundred-haVe quit work because
the misrepresentation made 20 ~ 81
by the agents OF the operators of
state. and il has left a great md Il III
people with their families STRANDED
Colorado With no money or mean
get back home
am informed that you have
in West Virginia that prohibits
lions Of this kind. You cani re.
see that we have no juTisuiclio
Colorado over the agents OF compa H.
in West Virginia. and contracts bs
made in that State leaves us pr
cally helpless. / wish that you "
give the widest publicity through
department 10 the residents OF
State as 10 the conditions that 4
your former inhabitants are in X
State at the present time. ! fe
these departments should coz
with each other IN stopping Isl
tons on the part of the oper
the interest of the Wage-earn
Thanking you in advance
thing that YOU can do to acqua
people OF your State with tn
above set forth in this letter
main, Yours very truly,
EDWIN Y. =
Deputy State Labor COM ~
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N WRITER
|OES" new YORK
METEOR MAKES RECORD
SEEING METROPOLIS.
.KES COPIOUS NOTES.

FORK, Especial. Younger
Jolt, the hMSaan meteor, who
perica o. De Mauretania
tied Sta4 eS in thirty-e eight
ries of impressions" to
he London Daily Mail,
Cecord for sightseeing
ped his British being
Novel and beautiful
|Vn town took Mr..
cial zone, where
bury building, the
Wall Street in
mobile sped up
Alrnalist 8 view
e Drive, Fifth
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men GET
COW FROM G
WORK UNAVAILINGLY ~
ONE URGES BLOCK ANA
WHICH WAS SUCC

HAGERSTOWN, MD,
An ordinary COW, Will
turned out on the Nation
Craze on snow, caused
connection ea-tbe. ~eera
over the moon. She "
stable or Charles ID
pushed open a sliding d
an adjoining apartment
the odor OF apples and
fell headf1rst into the cellN
The COW made q tern
alarming the family, and
plight was discovered q GU
how to get her out. About
sons gathered on the scene
ing aid and advice. FinallS
farmer suggested a block
! and by the aid OF - the ccf
ed from the cellar, where
Tor ak hours an unwillin
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De-
MEMQ BELS

WASHINGTON Specially
Senior De La Ii, lean AM
baSSadOr, Satin. Ned n dis
patch from M nenU con-
firming the M the defeat
of Mexican III bOps by the
reVOlutiOnisfs |Junta, Chi
huahua.
More tina Regulars. un-
der comm, General Her
nandez, WI pushed in the
mountafnS FItcd. $50 being
caDtured AL Navarro is
rushing cmentS TO La
Junta. 0ped today from
confident ports of United
States in Mexico 10 the
State M cnt that American
adventv Ind soldiers of for
tune locking across the
Texas Ind joining the reVo-
Iution chihuahua.
The nent has issued orders
hat Il prevented, and Depart
nent lice agents along the from
Ter h .een warned by the Gov
.rnm 3day to keep a sharp watch
or a Americans trying TO cross
" has been received by the
oos ee Department from the pos
al Ininistration of Mexico that
p knt Diaz has issued an order
Biting the Importation into Mex
II mail of arms and ammunition
ny kind.
ne Mexican Exchange offices have
IN directed by the order to return
4their origin any arms and ammu-
zion which may be contained in the
ails received at those offices from
her countries. The opinion in dip
matte circles here is that the reVo-
tions are rapidly gaining ground in
despite contrary reports
ON FL Paso and the strict censor
lip exercised over press wires by
e Mexican Government
Ambassador Wilson. at Mexico City
legraphed the State Department to-
~ that the recent report that Guer-
70. chihuahua, had been captured
r Mexican troops was erroneous
evolutionists still have control of
uerrero, according TO Mr.. Wilson s
spatch. He says that the revolu-
IN is spreading in Northern Mexico.
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TITS HJRG. Dec. 19.-After strug-
with three nurses for five min
Is on snow-cOvercd window ledge
feet above the street. Mrs Ger
YCde Hohmann broke their hold and
Jumped. Two men who were pass
Lng at the moment. eng the strug-
gle, braccd themselves and caught
ner, and she is now at the hospital
little the worse for it,
Mrs. HOFFMAN, is the third person
to jump from a hospital window i'm
Flttsburg within a week. The other
two were killed.
Mrs. Holman had suffered a ner-
VOus breakdown and had been in the
hospital since December I'd. When a
nurse entered her room she found her
standing on the window ledge sum
moning two others. the three grab
ped the womans skirt, but were un-
able to restrain her
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CREW SAYED BIZ RREFCHRS

NANTUCKET, MASS, (SpeciI
The westerly blizzard threw the d
masted schooner Thomas Il. GaT
Of Portsmouth, y. r.. into the bI
ers on Great Point SATURDAY.
prompt and energetic work B.
COskata live-savers saved the
over the breeches' buoy line.
vessel is q total loss.
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TWO FREEZE TQ-A
A2AFH IN NJ
NEW YORK- lSnecialN-

NEW YORK, Especial. AN UNI
titled man was found frozen. to !
en- Pier l, North River, this mo /
A. W. Harmon, a dentist, on
mettO Street. was found in a ~
condition at 141o Gates Az
Brooklyn, from the cold ana Aief&
after in the German Hospital )
The weather here today is b
cold and great suffering has reS
therefrOm.
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IRISH WILL CONSIDER
QUESTION OF HOUSE RULE

WASHINGTON, d. C.-(Special.)-
The Irish of Washington will rally TO
the cause of Home Rule Sunday
when a mass meeting will Zoe held in
the interests of the movement.
Representative Champ Clark will
preside and Representative Graham
OF Illinois; President Samuel Com
pers, OF the American Federation OF
Labor, and Edward O'Meagher Con-
don. Of Massachusetts, will speak.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-05
FAV0RS ELECTION
OF OFFICERS BY PEOPLE

WASHINGTON, d. C.,-(Special.)-
resolution for direct election OF Sena
tors was faVorably acted unon nv t6e
subcommittee of the Senate judiciary
Committee today.
In the House general debate on the
preparations bills was begun. The ur-
gency deficiency bill, carrying SS49 900
was reported by the House Appropria-
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-05
TWO killed IN
LONDON HOLDUP
Criminals, Believed to Be Ameri-
cans, Were Surprised While Try
ing to Affect an Entrance to
Goldsmith s Shop-Make
Good Their Escape.

LONDON, Especial. An Amer
lean Wild West hoIdup in the
streets Of London early SATURDAY.
resulted in the death of two police
men. who were riddled with bull
lets. and the serious woundinc of
three others by burglars. who
were caught trying 10 break into
a goIdsmith's shop in the Ex-
c'stNSc Building i'm HOunsditCh
The criminals arc believed 10
ne Americans, and uncrring gum
play was never demonstrated
better upon thc plains OF TeNn-
or Sew Mexico.
Iounsditch is peoDled !@~..el, Tx
foreigners, and there are n n,inber
OF American residents in the district.
after midnight the comuu-
nifty about the Exchange Ruildin.- was
aroused by fusiladc Of shots and
loud cries.
Late pedestrians were AS onisncd to
see battle raging about the EN-
change Building. Bullets were rat
ting like hailstOnes and the darkness
OF the night was punctuated by bril-
liant flashes. The officers discovered
several men in the building shortly
after midnight. ON account % their
numbers the police waited COR assist
ance. and finally five oc them. led by
Policeman Choat. one Of their num-
Der, entered.
Without awaiting demand TO s.!r-
render the burglars started TO shoot.
Despite the darkness. their aim was
deadly and everyone Of the police
men were wounded. one Of the Of
Ulcers died instantly, but Policeman
Choat lowered between life and death
for half a dozen hours.
TIE burglars fed and apparently
all escaped injury. They wore uasks
and they fought with each one hold
ing two pistols in his hand.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-01-05
Taft Holds Back.

President Taft is unwilling to ap-
pear as an advocate for Increased mil
itary appropriations in the present
reign OF economy
The broadsjde nved by Representa-
ttce idcLachlan, Of California, against
Representative Tawney, chairman 81
the EouSe Committee on ApprOprid-
tons. shows plainly that the Pacific
Coast intends TO press the adVentage
ing &c Senators aud Representatives
from the Far West last nieht il was
detrr1 ned to organize a campaign
for stronger coast deefnses.
Representative HObsOn is blamed
Tor the whole trouble by the Admin
iStration- The fact that other Repre-
sentotivcS are even moro radical than
he on the question Of larger military
appropriations is overlooked. 1t is
limited that he is the instigatur CT a
conspiracy, the object Of which was
raid on the treasury for the army
and NAYS. &c a time when the Govern
'Qcut * seeking 20 save every posi-
tle dollar
Coast AIen Active.
Pacific Coast representatives vfn
bend every effort in thea campa!en 90
crow mat tac nation nce,ls adequate
rejection aSHinst possible Japa-
toSe invasion.
There is gao question that the SON
@aConal suppression Of Secretary
DickinSon's report regarding the ma
TONS ar. cep2redness for war viii
nave exactly the opposite effect 70 The
one intended. It's contents are fairl.,
WcN known Go the country and its
suppression has served to concentrate
interest upon it,
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ARREST COUPLE
FOR SHOPUIFTING

HMON d., VA.,-(Special)-
Mrs. Ida Charles who was arrested
by Acting Detective Sergeant c. W. At
klnSon in the store OF Miller & RhOads
yesterday morning for shOpliftins, will
be tried on that charge in the Police
Court Decem Der 2Sth.
The case was called for a hearing
this morning, going over 10 that date
at the joint request of both the prose
CutiOn and the defense Gilbert X
Pollock represented Mrs Charles.
--A)avid Charles. her husband. who
was arrested. together with Max Cal
man, as an accomplice, nd his case
continued to the same date. The man
is charged with being a suspicious
character, suspected of felony.
Calman, who carried to Charles
news OF his wife's arrest, and who is
alleged TO have warned him that the
police were about TO swoOp down on
a secondhand store. conducted by the
Charleses at 1000 East Man Street, in
the search OF booty was dismissed.
IT was proven by the defense that he
had no connection with the theft from
Miller < Rhoads, j. =. Mosby * Com
pany, Thalhimer Brothers, Cohen's
and numerous other dry goods and de-
partment stores of a miscellaneous as
sortment of articles valued in the ag-
gregate at $1,000.
Mrs. Dora ROmm acted as bonds
man for the couple. Five hundred dol
lars security was required.
There is at police headquarters q
collection, seemingly without end, of
wearing apparel. jewelry, trinkets and
odds and ends alleged to have been
stolen from Broad and Main Street
stores. Everything is represented
trOm h2lrpln TO q silk dress.
Much of the stun has been identi-
fed, while on the other hand there
remains much that has not been
claimed. The price marks and tags
have been eradicated from the goods,
which makes identification the more
difficult.
Mrs. Charles was caught in the act
Of taking pair Of gloves. She is said
20 have made a written confession to
Il representative of Miller K Rhoads.
acknowledging the theft Of various ar
tcles from that store.
The trio were bailed last night at
the First Police Station by Judge Witt.
one thousand dollars was required Of
the Charleses and $500 OF Calman
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hey Of the Sutherlin
bmpany. OF which A.
fesident, and Messrs.
Meade other mem
&c OF assignment is 10
butherline Meade Com
{ Element OF assets or liza
available. further than
Of their attorney that
ysolvc0. The other banks
saN Ot which are national
itutiOns, are wholly unaf-
he suspension of Johnston
ali having for some time
the present enbarra SIS
Ythat firm. or the Liabilities
Johnston and Cheek bank.
= : 1000 consists OF time depos-
FdepOsits subject 20 check.
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TOLEDO. o.. Dec. 17.-Ted Mack
an eN-convict and notorious highway
man, was shot to death this morning
in a pistol battle with the police.
Mack and two companions were
found in the railway yards robbing
box cars by the police. The thieves
drew their revolvers and opened fire
upon the Officers who responded
Lnen STARTED running duel in which
piercedNby several bullets.
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TAFT ENRAGED
over WAR REPORT
Sensational Story of Secretary
Dickinson, Which Was Suppress
ed, VIII Have Opposite Effect
From That Intended-Wide
Trail of Discord.
WASHINGTON, d. c. (SpeciaI0

WASHINGTON, d. c., (SpeciaI.)
A wide trail of disCOrd has been
left in Administrative ranks as a
result of the suppressed war
scare report OF Secretary OF War
Dickinson. The President il in a
rage about the matter. and has
called down the secretary, who
may resign, il is rumorcd. Major
General Wood, chief of stan, has
been talked 10 by the President
for his share in the fiascO. Gen
eral Wood is q Roosevelt prOtege.
and no love for him is wasted by
the Administration.
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Mais que faire? reprlt-i! tout

Philippe. Mais que faire? reprlt-i! tout
a coup.
Dolores ne reponiit pas. Ellie tenait
ses yeux baisses, CONNIE pour empecher
de lire dams lie fond de son anne, on Sc Ii
vrait I'm grand combat. Philippe protita
de ses hesitations ct de SEES incertitudes
pour plaider de v sa propre cause
-Ecoute, Dolores, nous ne pouvons
nous offrir tous deux en- holocauste a la
volont6 de mon pere. 81 j'epouse Antol-
nette, ayant lie ceur plein de tol, ]e ne
saurais assurer son bonheur. D'ailleurs,
tot meme que deviendrais-tu?
-Mais 81 1e %t'ecoutals, que %devlendrait
Antoinette?
Ellie oubliera. Ellie ma aime parce
que je suis celui qu'elle a connu avant
de %conna1tre d'autres %jeunes hommes,
avant de volr lie monde. Mais ellie m'ou-
bliera, apres quelques larmes qui ne
peuvent pas plus Sc comparer aux lar
mes que j'ai versees, moi, ct que je YER
serai encore 81 tn me quittes, que Pa
mour qu'elle nourrit pour moi ne peut Sc
comparer a celui que j'ai dams lie ceur.
Ne la calomnie pas, Philippe. De-
puts quatre ans, ellie te regarde CONNIE
son epoux devant Dieu, ct ellie est femme,
abandonnee par tot, a porter lie deuil de
ton infdelite!
Mon infid6lite?
-Oui, car tn lu1 as fat une promesse.
Eft tn ne mas rien promis, a moi.
Mails tot?
-Je mai rien promis!
-Quoi! ton silence Tautre jour n'ctait-
il pas I'm aveu?
-Tu Pas NAL compris! repondlt coura-
geusement Dolores.
oh! malheur sur moi! s'ecria Philip
pc.
Dolores men pouvait plus. Get entire
ten await epuise ses forces. Mais ellie
venait de prendre une decision inebran-
liable, ct desormais ellie n'avait plus qu'un
but, assurer lie bonheur d'Antoinette, en-
obligeant Philippe a r%epouser. Ellie re-
prit doucement:
-Coursegol dot apporter lei lie sauf-
conduit a raide duquel nous devions, tot
ct moi, gutter cette prison. Ii servira a
favoriser Pevas1on d'Antoinette!
II poussa I'm cri de denegation. Ellie
feignit de ne pas entendre ct continual:
-Tu p%artiras v ellie. Une fois hors
d'ici, grace a Coursegol, il vous sera faci-
lie de gagner, W son aide, une retraite
sire. La, vous vivrez en- paix. Je ne
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