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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-22

FOR sALE-MILCH COW, CHEAP for cash, ; 12O1 E. Third avenue. l Telephone 1913. 2-19-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-22

FOR SALE--EIGHTY ACRES ON
 |ss6ulphur apriuSs.p pike 2 jraaAs from
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
eoLIN IS CAMPAIGNING
 FOR MINE INSPECTOR

Jack Bolin. state mine inspector. was shaking hands with his old friends in Tombstone today and let ing it be known that he is again seek ing election as state mine inspector Mir. Bolin is former resident of this county and went to the constitutional convention as the only real practical miner who had the honor of sitting in that body.
 The office of state mine inspector was created by a mandate of the con stitution and MT Bolin was appointed to the position. He was elected two years ago. During his term in the office Mir Bolin has been constant and energetic in the discharge of his duties and so far as public expression is concerned there has been no criti cism of the administration of the of fee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
l5s5. Minnie Peterson vs. Carl "

l535. Minnie Peterson vs. Carl V. Peterson; action for divorce.
 1886. Carrie Cable vs. Chas. Cable; action for divorce.
 1887. Susie Hand vs Philip Hand; action tor divorce.
 l545. G. Myers vs. Sarah Myers; action for divorce.
 l54e. Ellis ct al vs M Merrill ct al: temporary injunction.
 l547. Bessie Melton vs. E. Melton; action for divorce.
 l54s. McArthur Bros. vs. l.. Bar. rios; action to forclose mortgage.
 William Horan: decree of distribu tion.
 Walter. Lee. Zeno. Clay and Ella Aston: settlement of account
 Irene Brown: administrator ap- pointed.
 T. Williams; administrator appo,nt ed.
 A. Heffern: order directing posting notice Of application for letters of ad. ministration.
 154l. Elizabeth Dun vs. r.. Dun, action for separate maintenance. is42 g. McCa., vs. ii. 1uiicy anu wife; debt. l543. J. Chapman vs. owen Mur. phy: action to coerce registration. l544. F. Rantala vs. Coppa" Queen Consolidated Mining Co damages D. Hiatt: final discharge of Annie Hiatt as administratrix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
LOANS HELD UP.

Failure of State Treasurer Nit Sims to designate the permanent funds from which farm loans are to be made and not the refusal Of the state auditor to pass the warrants for the loans. is holding up the payment of Arizona's first loans on farming land. according to State auditor J. c. Callaghan. Under the land code. which provides for the making of loans on farm lands at six per cent. the money loaned by the state may be taken from any of a number of permanent funds of the state. but the fund from which the money is to be paid must be designated by the state treasurer. This Treasurer Sims has failed to do, sending the warrants to the auditor for approval Meanwhile half a dozen farmers whose loan ap. jlications for nearly Sl00.0O0 more of state money are waiting for the prob, lem to be settled.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Judge J. F. Ducnan, one of Tomb stones oldest pioneers. and lifelong democrat has annomcrd h.s Candi- dacy in this issue of the Prospector for nomiation to the office of Justice of the Peace for Tombstone precinct No. l, and is today busy circulating ais nomination petition among his democratic friends that he may be given a place on the ballot at the coming primaries on September F.
 his will not be the first time Judge Duncan has run for office, for he leld the office of Justice of the Peace in Tombstone in the early days. for several terms, and was the first jus tice of the peace at Mule Gulch. be- fore Bisbee was founded, and was a member of the First Arizona Legisla- ture as we'll as a member of the ter. ritorial legislature when Tombstone was at it's best. So far no other has announced for the office, although it is expected Judge W. A. Fowler, pres. ent incumbent will make the race for second term, having been elected last time as an dependent candidate
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
COURTHOUSE NOW HAS ELECTRIC LIGHTS.

The electric lights from the mill were switched to the courthouse today. workmen having just completed equipment. With the use of electri- city the offices will receive a much more satisfactory light and the super visors and Clerk Karger are to be commended on their enterprise in se- curing the added facilities for the courthouse.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
ON CAMPAIGN TRIP.

Dr. W. P. Sims. president Of the state senate. accompan.ei by Mrs. Sims and son, arrived in F1agstsff Wednesday from Bisbee ty au.o, They remained over . day here visiting friends. leaving yesterday fo, Grand Canyon. Senator Sims is wearing a great big Olney button and is not the least diffident about telling who he is for in the governorship fight He is confident that Olney will land the nomination and claims the southern part of the state will give him a good majority.-Sun-
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
SUPERVISORS IN SESSION.

The board of supervisors were in session today for the purpose of final ly adopting the budget of county ex- oenses for the ensuing year, as pub lished, and attending to road matters hat came to their attention. Mex. Ionday the. board will meet, and seC he tax rate for the coming year. ac. aording to law. which will be around he rate Of last year. Cochise has had the distinction of having the low. est tax rate of any county in the sta.c exception.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
TO BUILD ROAD BETWEEN
 PRESCOTT AND JEROME SOON

PRESCOTT, Aug. 15.-At a cost of s7O,OOO. a road, 90 miles long. is to be built at once. directly connecting being considered locally for building a wonderful scenic road eastward from Fort Verde to Fort Apache. along the famous Cook trail, parallel ing the wonderful rim Of the Mogollon mesa where the scenery is compara- ble to that of the Grand Canyon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
STRUCK eY LIGHTNING.

AJO, Aug. 13.-At l:30 p. m. today, lightning struck Mrs. Joe Welch at Clarkston. burning her right arm and knocking her down. Fortunately she with otherwise uninjured. One corner of the top of a nearby automobile be longing to Mir. Underwood was de molished. There were several other persons close by but no one else was struck by the bolt and there was nO other damag&
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
GLOBE JUSTICE UNiTEs
 1927 COUPLES IN f2 YEARS

GLOBE. Aug. IA Globe jus;je Of tte pea, e. Hinson T'n'r.as believes he holds the Pacific co r; record f.r marriages He has been m otil~e for l? years, in that .'.n- uniting IF. oct ples. lie hopes to Isake the nrn.. Der an even 5000 be- he leaves the job His recorl of ten couples a r-onth is believed 10 have compris.s: as least half the ma: isGr< known m Globe for te period of tls cffitisi ii srmbency.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
AND THE THIEF CAME
 BACK FOR THE SHOT GUN

BISBEE, Aug. 16.-The office of the Bisbee Fuel and Feed Company yard on Slag Dump, was entered some time last night and a saw ed-off shot gun, pair of shoes and hunting jacket were taken. Last week it was broken into. and at the request of the night watchman another employe of the company brought down his shot gun to help keep out marauders. Last night while the night man was away, the thief came back and stole the shot gun.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
STATE TAX RATE IS
 CUT FROM LAST YEAR

PHOENIX, Aug 1s.-With an as sessed valuation totaling over <4ss.- loo, ,OOe, the state board ot equalila- tion has fixed the Arizona state tax rate for 1916 at 40 cents on each $loo. The tax levy as finally determined by inc board is a reduction of IA cents from the 1915 rate. while the total assessed valuation of the state has in creased over s6O.O0O.OOO.
 By a unanimous vote the board decided to allow practically the same valuation on irrigated farm lanis and city and town lots in Maricopa county as were fixed by the counIy assessor. When the county board of supervisors met as a board of equaliza' lion they made a horizontal out of l 20 per cent in the assessors figures ,p these classes of property, thus decreasing the assessed valuation of Maricopa county of almos: eight mil lion dollars. Protests ageist the ac- | lion of the board of supervisors were made by other counties at the an-
 iual tax conference but at a pub | e hearing held last week by the state board of equalization it was ] brought out that county and city real estate in Maricopa county had beeh selling for two years past at from 25 to 40 per cent below the assessed valuation. The state board of equali- zatio allowed 96 per cent of the as sessor's valuation on farm lands and 92 per cent on city and town lots, as compared with 80 per cent allowed " the county board of supervisors. The actio of the board restores s5.543.Ss6 to the assessed valuation of Maricopa
 county thus restoring this county 10
 second place among the counties Of
 the state.
 The valuation of sheep was raised
 by the state board of equalization
 from s35O to s4 a head.
 Mining properties in Yavapai coun-
 ty including the Jerome-Verde. Cleo
 patra, Dunee-Arizona and Hull hold
 ings were raised from s3c 70 a. acre
 ty the United Eastern mine was added
 to the rolls with a valuation of s250.- : 900. The valuation of the Tom Reed Gold Mines Company was reduc ed S473,115 by action of the board. The board added to the rolls 10000 acres
 of railroad grant lands in Mohave
 county and fixed the valuation at ;42,SOO. The total increase over the valuation as fixed by the county as sessor amounts to five and half million dollars.
 The tax rate as fixed by the board is the lowest in the history Of Ari- zona, since statehood, but the as- sessed valuation is far greater than ever before.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
RAY CONSOLIDATE. To BUILD
 CLUE HOUSE rcR EMPlOYes

HAYDEN. Aug. la.-H hands. he club house is to be erected at ohce for the Ray Consolidated Copper com pany in Hayden for the use ot it's employees. The building is to be mo- deled on the club house built by the company at Ray. Around it will be grassy grounds and several tennis courts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
From Tuesday's Daily.
RETURN FROM SAN DIEGO.

Assessor F.. A. hds ,c* and fa,aily retured home this afternoon from scu Diego. where they have been the best month. epjoying the cool sea bree'"s. They report an enjoyable time, and Mir. Hughes will soon commence his campaign for reelection to the office of assessor, for which. up to date, no one has appeared to oppose him, on neither the democratic or republican tickets MT. Hughes is one of Cochise county's most efficient officials, and has a record that is ln,tr,i.le. RETURN FROM OREGON.
 Attorney w. G. Gilmore and family returned home today from Portland, Oregon. after an absence of several weeks. during which time MT. Gil more attended to urgent business mat ters. They report fine trip through out the northwest, but glad to get back to Old Tombstone. TO DOUGLAS.
 Deputy Sheriff A. w. Howe went to Douglas this afternoon, where he goes to arrest a prisoner wanted in Tuiare county. California, for felony. the Sheriff's office having received word . this morning from the sheriff of that county asking that ,h- arrest be made which was promptly done.
 MOVES BUSINESS.
 i B. Burnstein. the local jeweler is today moving his business into the l Nussbaumer building on Allen street, and will soon be ready for business | He has up until this time been at the Nussbaumer store pending the vacat, ing of the present building.
 MERRILL HERE.
 l Representative J. s. Merrill of St David was a visitor in Tombstone today in the interests of his candidacy spending the day here and returning home this afternoon Mir. Merrill is a candidate to succeed himself as a rep resentative from Cochise county and has many friends here.
 sissEE ATTORNEY.
 Sam. H. Kyle, attorney of Bisbee was a visitor in town today on lega business.
 TO NoeALEs.
 President A. H. Davis. of the Hua chuca Water company, went to No gales this morning on business, ant will be absent about several days. He motored over in his Studebaker.
 VISITED BENSON.
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisor. A. C. Karger motored tc 3ensT!. aTt return today on brief visit pertain ing to roads in that section. Mir Karger states that the roads in tha section are in good shape since tn, recent rains, and that Curtic Flat l: packed down to perfection. and tha all the farmers of that section ar, highly pleased with the new roadway GOOD RAIN.
 Tombstone was visited by a foCt rain this afternoon, which lasted sev eral hours. It was a slow precipita tion, the kind which sink into thu earth and puts a smile on he dT. farmer and produces the grass for tn' cattle. making the cattleman happy. DOUGLAS ATTORNEY David Benshimol. well known al
 torney of Douglas, was a visitor in tn county seat today, ha ''hs bushes
 at the court house.
 RETURNED FROM EAST. County School Superintendent Mis- Minnie Lintz, accompanied by he
 neice. Mrs. George Ivey, returne
 home last evening from St. Mary's , Ohio, where they were called owin . to the Hines sof Miss Lintz' sister mother of Mrs. Ivey.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
TO COAST.
Kuchenbecker. of tn

TO COAST.
 Louis. F. Kuchenbecker. of the Kuchenbecker < Son mercantile es- tablishment, left last night for the coast on the Golden State Limited where he will join his family. who are sojourning for several weeks. where the cool sea breezes blow,
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
MOORE DENIES IT.

A statement appearing quite recent. ly in one or more Of the Cochise coun- ty papers, was to the effect that Frank P. Moore, of Fucker canyon. would be candidate of the Republican party for the office of sheriff. MT. Moore has written to request an announce ment to the effect that there was not one word of truth in the report and that he is not out for office in this campaign.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY
PATENT

C0CHISE COUNTY
 PATENT United States to Kstheryn Jones. land.
 United States to May Kane. land
 a. z. MORTGAGE C. Mueller and wife to Cynthia c. Bull, Douglas property $500.
 cAATTlE MORTGAGE J. King to Bisbee Auto Co. automo- bile ssS5.
 H. Brummett to Pride & Speed live stock $20O.
 O. McAda to Central Bank of Phoe- nix. land $500.
 Nj Nagle to Bank of Benson. live stock S35o.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Oliver Typewriter Co. to NJ. Gas taneda
 Miners and Merchants Bank of Bis bee to J. Clement and wife J. Speed to B. Grove and wife.
 DEED Perline Davis and husband to C. DeLone RAnsnn property sie. Santa Fe Pacific R. R. Go. to Fen Hildreth. land $500. Douglas Investment Co to Frances Mueller. Douglas property $350.
 WARRANTY DEED J. Clement and wife to Mary E. Conwell. Bisbee property sl425. H. Mckay to Otto Liesman. land $500.
 R. Grove and wife to J. Hunsacker Douglas property s350.
 WARRANTY DEED S. Balisch to E. Aguilar. Douglas property ss0
 R.E. MORTGAGE Edith Morleson and husband to Mo Neal Mere. Co, land $41s.36.
 chATTLE MORTGAGE H. Suhoven to McNeal Mercantile Co. live stock sl65.5S. w. McAllister to Central Bank of Phoenix, live stock S200. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE John Gleeson to Arizona United Mining Company.
 Wilcox Bank & Trust Co. to Josiah Thomas.
 Anna Scheerer to O. Smith. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Tungsten Queen Mining Company capital stock sl .0oo. 900, place of busi. ness. Johnson. Arizona
 WARRANTY DEED Rose ColIister to Douglas Invest ment Co.,, Douglas property s250. w. Riggs to Mack Davis. land $ls0C Mary Leverich to M Davis, land s4s0
 Alexander Blackburn to Edna A Masters. land s10.
 T. Pointer and wife to Boquillas Land & Cattle Co.. land $12s0. w. Jones and wife to Boquillas L &C. Co, land s12s0. Uellie Hall and husband to E. Bone Douglas property s2oo.
 cHATTLE MORTGAGE F. Rollins to Douglas Music Co. piano s3Oo.
 B. France to Wilcox Bank & Trus Co, cattle $120O.
 A. Medlock to Wilcox Bank Trust Co, cattle 31200. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE A. Prather to R. Terrell ct al. Wilcox Bank & Trust Co. i' A. Medlock.
 Wilcox Bank & Trust Co. t 8. Frappman.
 Wilcox Bank & Trust Co. |, J. Medlock ct al.
 Wilcox Bank & Trust Co. ] F. Quimby.
 N. Michella and wife to J. Arments land $25.
 WARRANTY DEED C. Kimball and wife to s. Jarvii I~.A l12sa
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
IN BiSB E E.

The sheriff's office received word yesterday that Enrique Serrano, a Mexican. formerly resident of 1"mb- stone. during which time he worked at the local Bunker Hill mines, was found dead at Bisbee Saturday r ght from stab wounds. IL is believ ei that he was intoxicated together with sev. erai of his countrymen. and a fight ensued. in which he was killed. Sher. if Wheeler is investigating the case
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20

MEET TONIGHT.
 The Chapter Masons meet in regl- lar session tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
RETURNED FROM EAST.

County School Superintendent Miss Minnie Lintz, accompanied by her neice. Mrs. George Ivey, returned home last evening from St. Mary's Ohio, where they were called owing to the Hines sof Miss Lintz' sister mother of Mrs. Ivey.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
their stay here.
TO BisBEE.

Sheriff Harry C. Wheeler and Chief Deputy Guy C. Welch went ~ Risbee this morning, where they went on official business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
TO DOUGLAS.
MOVES BUSINESS.

B. Burnstein. the local jeweler is today moving his business into the Nussbaumer building on Allen street and will soon be ready for business He has up until this time been at the Nussbaumer store pending the vacat
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
TOMBSTONE COUPLE MARRIED.

According to a letter received from Assessor E. A. Hughes by Chief Dep uty Walter Thomas, MT. Hughes and family will arrive home tomorrow from San Diego, where they have been spending the past month at the sea side
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
M ER RILl HERE.

Representative J. S. Merrill of St
 David, was a visitor in Tombstone today in the interests of his candidacy spending the day here and returning home this afternoon Mir Merrill is a candidate to succeed himself as a rep resentative from Cochise county and
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
VISITED RAMSEY.

A J. Bruce, F. c. Pentorf, IT. W.. Whitney and wife. E. Burkett motored over to Ramsey Canyon yesterday and spent the day at Berner's. JURORS BRING WIVES.
 E. C. Wersch and wife and Hamp Cochran and wife arrived in the coun- ty seat this morning. the two gentle men having been summoned on the special venire. and brought their wives | to enjoy TomDstone's climate during their stay here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
FROM ST. DAVID.

George Goodman of St David, was a visitor in Tombstone today on busi ness
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
From Monday's Daily.
VISITED 6iSBEE.

A. c. Karger, Clerk of the board of supervisors made a hurried triy 10 Bisbee Saturday on business TO FLAGSTAFF.
 Miss Emma Tracey left Saturday for Flagstaff, where she will attend the Flagstaff Normal during the com ing year, making her second term there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
TO TIE VI PIE

Mrs. George Thiel left for Temp. daughters, Misses Nora and Neila and remain with them during thE coming year, where they will attend school al the Normal
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
TO BiSs E E.

Secretary J. N Gaines, of he GC chise County Taxpayers Association went 10 Bisbee this afternoon, wher he will attend to official business
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
BiSBEE ATTORN EY.

Sam. H. Kyle, attorney of Bisbet was visitor in town today on legs business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
TO MORALES.

President A. H. Davis, of the Hua chuca Water company, went to No gales this morning on business, an( will be absent about several days. H, mntnrah pyar in his SfudehaEpr
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-20
MEXICAN KILLED

official business
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-12-08
Au Secours!

LIE Cercle Local de rAlliance
FRANCHISE invite nos compatrlotes
aux representations th6atrales, qui
auront lieu lundi soir lie Is d6cem-
bre ct lie l9 d6cembre a la matinee,
dams la sale de theatre du Wo-
mems Club. Les b6n6fces r6ali-
ses seront partages en- deux, une
partie aux F~rancais ct l'autre aux
Belges aflges par la guerre.
Compatriotes, allez passer quel-
ques heures agr6ables en- assistant
lundi soir le l8, a la representation
de "Jean Marie" d'Andr6 Theuriet
ct lie Jeu de lAmour ct du Ha-
sard", une belle com6die de la-plu-
me de Marivaux. Pour la matinee
lie lendemain, "L'Etincelle" de
P%ailleron, suivie de "Gringoire'
de Theodore de Banville, compose
ront lie programme. Notez bien
que ces pieces sont repr6sent6es
par DIES artistes ma1tres de la lam
que franchise, la troupe th6atrale
FRANCHISE de Chicago. Billets, par
quet $1.5O; Balloon, ST., au bureau
de lECHo DE L'OUEsT ct au Gable
Piano Co.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-12-08
Corcoran, MINI


Deux conferences illustr6es 1.-The
European War; ct "A trip to Ire
iand'' par lie Professor VIM E.
Etzel, M. A., ct lie Prof. TIL. Ryan,
du College de St Thomas, St Paul,
seront donn6es mercredi soir lie ID
d6cembre, 1916, a 7:3O h., dams la
sale des Forestiers de Corcoran.
Les p%aroissiens ct le public DIES viii
les ct villages avoisinants y sont
cordialement invites. Cette soir6e
qui sera des plus i~nt6ressantes est
donn6e gu b6n6fce de l'6glise st
Thomas. Un lunch sera servi pour
terminer lie programme. Admission
25c. Enfants l5c.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-12-08

LIE "North Side Commercial
CLUB Reception Committee" don
nera une grande partie de cartes
lundi apres- midi, le IL, de 2 q h.
dams la sale du North Side Com
mercial Club 242 zoe Ave n. w
les hauts prix DIES provisions lie CO.
mite a imagine que des prix de ce
genre seralent pref6rables ct offre
CONNIE prix principal, un sac de
farine; pour I'd, I'm paquet de sucre
de So; pour Be, deux livres de cafe
a 35c ct pour De, 3 livres de riz.
Nine D. X. Marsolais, pr6siden-
to de CO comit6 invite bien cordia-
lement toutes ses amies canadien-
nes-francaises d'y assister.
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II y await dependant une teinte
de m6lancoIie dams son accent.

ellie!
ii y await dependant une teinte
de m6lancolie dams son accent.
II pensait que Th6r6se, mainte-
nant qu'elle allait prendre chez
son grand-pere ct sa place ct ses
droits, seralt plus loln de lui que
lorsqu'ellen'6tait que Mile Duparc.
Ellie n'aurait plus besoin de pro-
tecteur ct il regrettait de n'avoir
plus q remplir ce role. II Sc disait
aussi quill n'avait plus lie droit de
lui parler de son amour, SOUS pei
ne de para1tre reclamer lie prix des
services rendus. En- arrivant chez
les Ferlat, il propose a Savaron de
pr6venir Th6r6se, en- quelques
mots, aim de lui 6viter une trop
brusque emotion. Savaron y con-
sentit volontiers, trouvant sage
cette pr6caution, qu'elle que fdt
son impatience d'embrasser sa pc
tite-flle. Jacques entra done seul
dams le salon, Oh Sc trouvaient
Th6rese ct Nine FerIat, apr6s
avoir introduit Savaron dams lie ca
binet de Ferlat qui fut mis- rapide-
ment au courant de la situation.
--Mademoiselle, dit Jacques, a
la ]eune file, je vous apporte une
grande nouvelle.
Une grande nouvelle! Ellie COM
prit aussit0t une partie de la v6ri-
t6.
Mon grand p6re! s'6cria-t-elle.
IL salt tout!
Et des deux mains, ellie compri-
ma son cgur qui battait violem-
ment.
-Oui, r6pondit jacques, ct sa
voix tremblait, il salt tout. Bientot
vous le verrez, il doit venir.
Mais Th6r4se poussa I'm cri, ct
toute rayonnante de bonheur, lie
doigt tendu vers la porte du cabi-
net qui venait doncement de SEN
tr'ouvrir:
All! II est lA!......Je le sails!
J'en suis sure.
Ellie s'6lanea. La porte SQUIRT
tout q fait ct ellie tomba dams les
bras de Savaron.