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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

Under the severe tests applied re
Gently at Springfield, Mass, to maya
zine arms BY the Board appointed by
the War Department to examine and
test such weapons, every gun offered
for proving round dozen Of them in
all-failed to meet with approval.
Modern infantry troops are now armed
almost exclusively with some form Of
magazine rife, and it is the aim Of the
War Department to secure a better
weapon than the Krag- Jorgensen rife,
which is conceded to be the best maya
zine gun Of European manufacture.
The Introduction Of smokeless powder
has given fresh stimulus 70 Amer.
can inventive genius in this direction
and the advent Of the perfected weapon
is not likely to be long delayed.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

The information from Washington
that our Government has concluded Q
treaty with Ecndor, BY which tho
United States will acquire a coarine
station in the Galapagos Islands, viii
scarcely pIacate the organs which have
been stirred 70 wrath by the flag low
ering incident At Honol lu. But tho
importance Of the news will be rccog-
nized in the navy, 10 which it assures
anew position Of vantage in the Pacific
on the line o. the equator.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

The steady decrease in orr exports
..of farm products il not altogether q
cheerful sign, The falling OF in bread
stnffs for nine months, compared with
last year, has been over SIS, 000, 900,
and in hog. beef and dairy products
nearly 81, 900, 600 Part Of this is due
to better crops abroad, but some ofthe
loss is no doubt attributable to the
notice seryed in the Mckinley bill that
We do not want TO buy anything
abroad, even though the trade would
be profitable, and i indeed necessary,
to our producers.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

The inventors Of this country have
but lately succeeded in perfecting a
quality Of defensive armor-plate that
can successfully resist the impact Of
pointed billets Of hardened steel thrown
from guns Of longest range; yet al
ready new gun has been devised with
a propulsive power hitherto deemed
impossible. The wire-wound. seq
mental gun, tested at Birdsboro Satur-
day, showed itself capable Of resisting
an explosive pressure nearly twice as
great as that heretofore deemed pru-
dent in establishing the limit Of safety.
The bolts shot from such a weapon
would penetrate the sides Of any iron
clad vessel ahoat, and would make at
tack at long distance feasible and dan
gerous without the possibility Of sue
eessful reply.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

Read foiiowiIg rrfces and aFttcles
be3 rk buyfae elsewhere.
we have icft ~ aloaf s5s peas1so ~ nice
coonsry hans sizes 4pd siseafiers = srire- q
reafh AT lof n h<ftelekx lfafn ard Bos1rena
Inst received rice Iotsaf r. +. teerrr >
Tnin Cream Cheese III . cents rs,9fd - lbs.
III 81 Eise i0r u Chip Beef - - cents We
-esp 1 fresk sapsaY 81 niee Fresh oysters am
frae&frs. We hUy our ffart egA II ! Dbl lsts -,
- u kcet them fresh and erisp. lbs for = e9s
ChSice Plckirs and Chow Chow Canned goods
81 every desCxfffiten. California Aaisems-
prnnes Apricots and cagfenfs ! hare left
4boat bbf ~ nice Fine S4lsrk ropf - " 81.
Tliiarf ~ ~ cents : kaI list received fice
ist n cabbage ard onions. HAnanas. 1Eanges
and Lemons We aiwsts keep nice select
st1ck - them "a hard We also carry Ael .
Boys Misses ari Chiidrens shues. Bo@is and
Rnifyers AZ the lowesf prices = be bad n TIE
CITY. Corn. Hay and Fodder, cssii and Wood
Bakers Wood 4 speciality. And every ether ar
ficle kept n frstsei4ss furnishing store,
Come see for yourselves and BE- CONVINCED that
we can save yon Money. - prices are low Tor
cash ~ - prenpt paying egsteners On p Gays
Satisfaction guaranteed Goods delivered -
Any part n the city promptly. Thanking the
pablo far PAST fayors ard sharing coIynu-
anef ~ same
lam most traly YOURS IN business
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

Don ehristobel Colon, Of La cerda,
Duke d veragua, Marquis If Jamaica,
Admiral and Adelantado ard Mayor Of
the Indies, will please exeiiso the
weather We accepted this country
just as his distinguished ancestor dis
coveted il. the weather included. The
DIXIE viii observe that the response
bility Is not entirely ours.
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1898 x 1893
Springs Greeting,

SPRING. bring blue skies von,
aeic influence nature wakes beauty pdnctveness Ma
Yields yo influence and his pulse quicken everything eyery
watehwod Of the is a Keeping M
times we are already alert increasing demands If
rushing Spring trade clothing First because M
change change there ~
clothing present o
remarkable and
variety surpassed previous quality ii @
improvements everywhere and in figures
We doors
strong opportunity selection stronger m
qualities the highest grades and strongest inducements the
Of that actual all buyers Of good quality
the the probabilities that reader win
clothing WheRhat how Of will iudeon
buyesg How clothing" lesson many vet
place. nearly differ
Half clothing world
theory goes The
oer who &" viii for the gets their
trade and questions asked Whether he for his
nothing price AMI
fails his reasonable one
him We Ike deal with who looks quality
alrys of We perfectly able
willing make low price nth quality H.
he the likes it. back
him his worth That and
satisfactory clothing both
cohng success
together during present season
clothing and buy right Thestore filed with styles and
qualities Sterling with these goods honest CLOTH good Innings
@ good and every stock You can't
help but like il Our remember that Quality
rock bottom and the other kind don't keep We propose
onr trade and constantly increase b selling eorous goods that
catch trade for week. but want constantly
public good
goods reliable they always
and that wants always considered that always
cordially welcomed that always being shown the the
very serve you respects accord
70 these methods believing deserve patronage and hold
where We there, ready thing
by At ai times, and glad Yours respectfully
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

THE WOMB al 10 cents PEI. week.
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4 Town CLOCK WANTED.
Let Us All Make an Effort to Sc
cure One.
EVERY ONE URGED TO SIGN.
Ths RsllouIng Pstliish Is Issssdd . = ussd p
fsrs he Kaysr ana city Cornell
Sign I'll
EVERY ONE URGED TO SIGN

| For some time past THE WORLD has
been hammering away at the city
council for a town clock, aud has con.
cluded TO use this means TO ascertain
the feeling Of the general public re-
garding It. Below we publish peti.
ton, which we urge every citizen and
business man in this city to sign.
This viii give the Mayor and mem
bers Of the city council an idea what
the public at large think Of il, and
whether they are satisfied to be with
out a town clock. When good num-
Der Of signatures are attached THE
WORLD viii placethis petition before
the council, and continue doing 50 as
fast as new names are added. Also as
reminder we will continue publishing
the petition until some action d
taken. II you are not called upon 70
sign, drop postal card in the Office AZ
to your intention, aud You viii b
promptly waited upon. Ourcity needs
town clock badly, and we are going
to make an effort to get Il Following
is the petition !:
To ne Honorable Mayor and Members of
tie City Council 81 Marfiasbarg. "
Va
Gentlemen -
We, the undersigned citizens and
business men 81 the city Of Martins
burg, West Va, knowing the value
Of. and advantage to the public gem
orally, do hereby respectfully petition
your honorable body TO take some inn
mediate steps towards the erection Of
TOWN CLOCK. Neighboring towns
much smaller than ours take especial
pride in this direction, and we see no
reason why our city should not have
one and first-class one At that. Il
Is an invaluable thing, and We urge
you, as our representatives, to take
immediate action toward the erection
Of good and permanent TOWN
CLOCK. SIGNED,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

have a fine line Of Buggies, Phao-
tons, Surveys, Spindle Wagons, Day
tons and Spring Wagons for sale at
bottom prices, call and see them at
John Heller's.
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TutsDM EVENING. APRIL 10. 1883

The American flag was never in.
tended to aid in roltljing a country Of
its rights. Whom a band Of adven-
turers aud land pirates run il up for
that purpose, the best thing for q
Democratic Administration to do il 70
pull ii down. It il not the banner Il
injustice and aggression
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

! am in town 70 do your Laundry
work. Remember ] guarantee an my
work to be finished in flrst class style
Respectfully. Lee II Gooey.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-18

THE WoRLD at 10 cents per week.
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j. w. NEER.

II. SStsfble hnr=es accommodated viii
hFstseiass box stalls III reasonable prizes.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-01-14

Voici IL resultat de Ia recolte fate
sur les habitations "St. James ct
Orange Grove" appartenant a Mr..
Theogene j. Caillouet !; sucre a chau-
dieres ouvertes "Orange Grove"
SOC ~boucauts, GU $4,000 livres de
sucre, ct 627 barils de melasse "St.
James," 402 boucauts, on 442200
llvrcs de sucre, ct $50 barils de me
lasse. 4 travers de Mr.. Felix Gail
Iouet, qui est lie digne charge d~'atfaires
de lhabitation Orange Grove, cette
%habitation plantera cette aimee $50
arpents de plant de cannes don't 40
ont etc plantes EN- automne, ct ST
James plantera $50 a 100 arpents.
don't 80 ont etc plantes en- automne,
Mr.. Felix Caillouet q pour assistant
econome Mr.. Joseph Meyer, un jeune
homme tres intelligent ct tres-indus-
trieux. Mr.. Edouard Caillouet, 4ul
a deja acquis beaucoup d'expefence
dams la culture de Ia came, a charg ,
de l'habitation "St. James,"
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DR.. ATHUR BOUDRAUX.

II III INA1 OAK,-
Nous avons eu lie plaisir d une visite
du DR.. Arthur Boddraux, chirargien
dentiste. Ii nous a annonce que son
intention etait de Sc fiNer permanent
ment a Thibodaux, ct qu'en' conse-
quence il ouvert un bureau de Chi
rurgie Dentaire sur la rue du Main
au-dessus lie Ia Pharmacie 'Meyer
Drug Store" ri,
LIE Docteur Boudraux, ayant rra
tique pendant plus de dix ans dams
Il capitale du Brezil, OH ii a recu son
diplome, guarantee a tous ceux qui
voudront bien lhonorer de leur con-
%fiance, une execution parfaite dams
toutes les operations concernant sa
profession.
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GREENwoeD.-J. S. Robinson.
HARANG.-Lewis G. Rogers.
HIGHLAND-Enoch Dunn.
LAUREL NALLEY.-Wm. Reed.
LONGUEvlLLE., - Mile. Roberta
Wilson.
MELoDIA.-Ben, Warren.
PITTMANN.--John E. Ward.
RAcELAND. Squire Love.
En- conclusion, nous disons Il tous
ceux qui ont DIES enfants d envoyer
aux ecoles publiques quand Giles
s'auvriront : Envoyez-les ; ~faites-les
i~nstruire autant que yous lie pourrez ;
81 c'est possible qu'ils ne manquent
pas un jour d'ecoie. Plus tard,
quand ces enfants p%ourront apprecier
INSTRUCTION qu'ils auront recue, lis
r%emercieront ct benlront leurs Pa
rents"
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Dams N AUTRE PAGE lie cette
publication on trouvera pour la pre-
miiere fois l'annonce du NOVORO du
DIR Pierre.
Quoique cette medicine merveil-
leuse ait etc prGparee ct employee
dcpuis plus de 100 ans, actuellement,
jusqua reinforcement ellie ma jamais
etc annoncee ~beaucoup dams les jour-
naux, son propriGtaire lie DR.. Peter
Fahrney, lie p~etit-fls de celui qui la
decouverte, prtf6rant de la vendre
d'apres ses propres mGrites. Cedant
aux INSTANCES solicitations de NOM
breux amis ct commissioners Qui sont
au courant DIES prophecies curatives
de cette medicine, lie docteur 4 resolu
de placer son remede devant lie public
ct dc lie METRE a la port6e de tous.
ST quelques uns de nos l~ecteurs Sc
trouvaient dams lie besoin lie Sc servir
dun puriticateur du sang de premier
ordre, lis feront bien d'ecrire Il Fottice
du Docteur, l12 S. Hoyne Ave,
Chicago pour tous les rcnseignements.
lie nocteur lit met pas 81 mede-
cine en- vente dams les pharmacies, ce
nest done pas une drogue pharmaceu-
tique.
Sa mttlloie lie yente est d'ttablir
des agences dams ~certains rayons pour
tenir son remedc 1T lie fournir a tous
ceuN qci pourraient en- avoir besoin.
lies agents sont nommts sans tenir
compte de ieur emploi respectif on
position sociale dies pratres, minis
tres, instltuteurs on ~quiconque posses
seur du d6sir de faire lie bicn peut
etre nomme agent, pourvu quill mex
iste pas d6ja une agence dams lie
Yoisinnoe.
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Nous sOmmes heureux d'appreadr'

Nous sommes heureux d'appreadre
que Nine. St; TX, spouse du DR..
r. Stark, que nous annoncions tres
malade lie la tievre puerperale, est
maintcnant convalescente ct hors de
danger. Nous dcvons lei, pendant
que nous en- la chance, corriger
une erreur, hicn innocemmet fate i;
lie n%ouvcau-ue dams la famille du DR..
Stark, est pas nn 9areon, CONNIE
nous lie disions, mails bien une file !;
sans doutc lie doctcur aurait bien
voulu que nous eussions dit vrai.
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Mercredi proclaim le Is courant
aura lieu lie marriage de Mr.. Charles
Boudreaux ct Mile. Ache Darden,
tous deux du Chackbay. La c6rt-
monte Sc fera a l'Eglise de ''Notre
Dame du Prompt Secours,' lie Rev.
Pere 4. julie, officiant.
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UN ANSASSIN DE VINGT ANS
Paris. 2 ian vier.

Paris, 2janvier.
La cour d'assises du Pas-de- Calais
Went tie prononcer Ia, peine capitale
contre I'm jeune homme de vingt ans,
Pierre Gressier, journalier a Fiennes,
qui await assassine a coups de bGche
son grand-pere, yieillard de quatre-
vingt-trois ms.
Ce miserable await etc recueilli
tout enfant par l%'aieul, qui n'ayait pu
reussir a faire de lui I'm bon su,et
II iniuriait CONSIGNMENT son bien-
f%aiteur, ct, a plusieurs reprises, il
l'avait vole.
4 la suite dun dernier detourne-
ment de quinze francs, Pierre Gress,er
await dispaiu, mais son grand-pe:e
await lie pressentiment quill reviendrait
bientot, ct quill reviendrait pour
lassassiner. LIE vieillard await fat
part de SEES GRANTEES a Fun de SEES fills,
Olivier Gressier.
81 ce mauvais gars me fait non
%affaire, lui avalt-il dit, tn ~trouveras
toutes mes economies cachees sous
n pierre de non iardin.
LIE IL novembre, dernier, inquiet
de n'avoir pas WI son pere depuis
ravant-veiile, Oliver Gressier, pres
sentant I'm malheur, Sc decida a fare
ouvrir Ia porte par un s%errurier.
lie vieux Gressier 6tait 6tendu sur
son lit, le crane ouvert, baignant dams
son sang. II semblait avoir etc trap
pc pendant son sommeil. Sous son
lit on retrouva une beche ensanglan-
tee, a laquelle adheraient encore
quelques cheveux blancs au milieu de
sang coagule.
La cachette du pere Gressier Gtait
complement vide.
L'assassin, que toute la population
designait dun seul cri, fut arrete lie
~lendemain, Grant 4 travers les
paturages de Fiennes. Apres quel
ques dentgations, Pierre Gressier Sc
decida a faire DIES aveux complies
ii raconta que, dams la soiree du
crime, il 6tait revenu frapper a la
porte de son grand-pere, qui l'avait
chasse a coups de baton.
lie jeune miserable await fait mine
de partir, mails il 6tait reste cache
dams lie volsinage ct, vers ONE heu-
res du soir, il etait rentre a pas de
Ioup dams Ia maison, arme dune
beche ct tenant de l'autre main une
lanterne, 4 Ia lueur de laquelle il
await pu voir lie vieillard endormi.
II s'etait approche de lui ct l'avait
frappe v n sorte de rage, lui
tailladant lie yisage du tranehant de
son outil.
sic bonhomme, ajOutait-il, est
mort sans avoir pronounce une parole.
Quand TAI WI quill ne remuait plus,
| TAI cache ma beche sous lie lit ct ie
suls parti, apres avoir deterre l'argent
enfoui dams Ia cachette il y await
| 105 francs en- pieces de cent sous"
La cour u'assises du Pas-de-Calaie
a pronounce contre lie parricide Is
peine de mort. L'arret porte que
~l'execution aura lieu q Guines, /;
vile la plus proche du village d.
Fiennes, OH lie crime 4 etc commits.
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~NOUVELLES LOCALES.

Mr.. Valcours Rodrigue, atteint
dcpuis quelque temps dune paralysie,
est encore sur son lit de sOutfrance.
Dieu veuilie quill soft bient0t retabli
en- bonnie sante.
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Mr.. Eugene Coulon, natif ct resi-
dant dams cette paroisse depuis sa
Nuisance, a trouve de l'emploi com
me econome sur lhabitation Sterling,
en- face de Franklin dams la paroisse
Ste. Marie. IL est partl d lei jeudi
lie 6 courant avec toute So famllle.
Mr.. Coulon est un hommc sobre,
honn9te ct industrieuX, ct doue de
commissioners dams la culture de la
came qui feront de lui III homme
digne de la position a laquelle il
Went d'etre employee. Nous souhai-
tons a lui ct a toute So famille tout
lie success qu'ils mGritent. Nous pou-
vons dire d'avance que Mr.. Coulon
donnera ample satisfaction a Nj. L.
w. Ellis, qui vieLt de remployer.
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DEUHARGE HONORABLE.-Lc lurl
de. police a sd seance tenue Ia
semaine derniere a examine les
complies, les vouchers ct les livres
de MI. Thos. A. Badeaux, ex-treso-
rier de la paroisse Lafourche, ainsi
que lie reeu du present tresorier de
clarant avoir reeu lie montant de Ia
balance montr6e etre due sur ses
livres au credit des differents fonds,
sur un rapport a Get ettet fait all juri
de police par lie comite de finances, lie
dit chairman fut autorise ct ordonne
de donner au dit e%x-tresorier un
quietus, c'esta-dire une dGcharge
honorable, pleine ct entiere de toutes
responsibilities CONNIE tresorier de Ia
paroisse Lafourche.
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ECOLES PUBLIQUEN.

6 cOurant.
lie tresorier, Mr.. Anatole J. Braud,
fiji un rapport Il la condition du
tr6sor, dams lequel il declare quill y a
IN balance pour les 6coles puhliques
de deux mile sept cent quarante sept
dollars ct trente-huit ct quart cents.
Les efforts ct les travaux du
.sSchool Board' en- ameliorant les
qualities du corps de professors par
DIES examens plus strictes ont montre
DIES resultats plus satisfaisants.
lie problGme pour amtliorer les
facilities d'instruire les enfants dams
ceIte paroisse fut discute, ct il fut
decide que, atm d'augmenter Ia
longueur du terme DIES ecoles ct des
maiscns d'ecole, un Advertisement de
revenus pour les Gcules etait aOsolu-
iiCib HICCo5ullc.
CONNIE sans l'aide du Juri de Police
il est impossible d'obtenir pour tous
les enfints de cettc paroisse la chance
d'acquGrir une education, il fut, II
motion de Mr.. ". f. Howell, rGsolu
de prier lie Juri de Police de faire
n appropriation par l~aquelle les
revenus..ies ecoles seralent augment6s,
ct il fut de plus resolu que chaque
membre du School Board fit circu-
Ter une petition parmi les contribua-
bles de o ward respectif, pour prier
lie Juri de Police de bonner DIES fonds
additionnels pour augmenter Ia ses-
sion dies ecoles, ct lie nombre de
maisons d'ecoles, ct pour batir d'au-
tres maisons d'ecolcs.
La nouvelle ecole pour remplacer
l'ecole St Vincent sera appellee "The
enterprise, CT sera situee sur le
Albert Tract entire lhaoltatlon
"Dixie et ihaoltatloh "Entefpfise.
II tut de plus decide que les ecoles
puoii4nes ouVfifohC 1t premier uho
du mois de F6vrier, ct les professors
sui'ahts 1ureht assiShes pour prem
dre charge des ecoles
COLES POUR LES BLANcs'
ARlEL.- VINE. Aoeie Aoie.
bARlLLEAuA.-Mlle. "facleose ba-
nlleaux.
BAYOU bLEu.-bahhoh u. lhibo-
deauS.
bERGERoN.-hiie. flehfiette sour
Seols.
Ii. befooh.
BREAUA.-Aioert bfeauA.
bRULE GUlLLoT.-" atsoh oeely.
CHAckBAf.-Nlle. heontine bou-
dreaux.
CHoUPic.-Nme' CARA stewart
DELAUNE.-Mlle. Nellie II. Lutte.
ELLloT.-Mlie. Nina Melancoh,
prlnclpaie.
ENTERpRlsE.--Miie. fahhle u
oioch.
-'hc' h'in'oo he''i'-
con.
u. roise.
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81 c'est possible qu'ils ne manquent
pas un jour d'ecole. Plus tard,
quand ces enfants pourront apprecier
INSTRUCTION qn'ils auront reeue, lis
remercieront ct benlront leurs Pa
rents"
CHEMIN DE CRoIx EFT PETITE FE-
TE.-Dimanche passe, dams l'apres-
midi, ont ell lien Ia ben6diction ct la
pose du nouyeau .'Chcmin de CroiX"
de IEglise de Notre Dame du Prompt
Secours au Clackbay. \ cette cerG-
monte imposante etait prtscnte une
grande foulc de zel6s paroissiens de
cette eglise, depuis TN pcu plus dun
an en- charge de leur digne cure, lie
Rev. Pere Alexendre julie. &c
nouveau chemin de croiX est I'm orne
ment bien merite de cette petite
ct mignome eglise que l'on apercoit
au dGtnur est de Ia manche du Chack-
bay, Ell rentrant Il lie chemin du
Bayou lOurs, une donation faite par
un DIES anciens r6sidants de cette
localite OH il await passe ses plus
beaux jours dc la jeuncsse.
f.F.-.
Apres la ceremonic i reglise, une
surprise fut donnec par les enfants
de fGcole paroissialc dams la recita-
ton de Ia petite piece intitutee !:
lies Caprices de MIMI" pour laquelle
trop d'eloges ne peuvent etre rendus
aux enfants qui y ont pris part ct a
Mile. Leontine Boudreaux, lcur in
stitntrice qni les y a prepares /;
nous qui avons eu lie bonheur d'atre
present Il la recitation de cette petite
piece, avons etc DIES plus agreeable
ment surpris, surtout Giant ia pre-
miere fois que ces e%nfants ~avaicnt
pris part dams une recitation de ce
genre; elles Sc sont toutes bien
acquittees de lenr role, ct avec un
aplomb vraimcnt charmant.
Charactercs de Ia piece
Nine. Cerny Aida Borne
Emile, sa file. Marie Boudreaux
Nine. Kerle, ami de Nine. Cerny...
......... Leontine Boudreaux
Maria, sa file. Marie Darden
Thacle ..:....Z ulmee Pamevelle
voisines ct
Cecile ....,.. Annie Boudreaux
amies
Helene Marie Louise Oncale
dEmilie.
Malvina Amelia Adam
Babet, bonnie d'Emilie -. Maggy
Boudreaux.
Nanette, petite servante. Clara
Morvant.
A ia conclusion de la piece, les
%enfants %chanterent I'm petit Vaude-
vile CONNIE suit: A la dirertric de
lecOle, Maria, Nine. Kerle ct Emile ::
a la personne du pere Julie qui
presida a Ia fete; Nine. Cerny,
ch~anterent DIES mots touchants ct
res%pectueux.
Ainsi finit cette petite fete 81 bien
preparee pour la delectation de la
bonnie population de rEglise de Notre
Dame du Prompt Secours.
-Voici le resultat de Ia recolte fate
sur les habitations "St. James ct