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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
How word. Change.

Language is the result OF ages OF
growth. Word after word has been
added to the previous stock-some OF
them new inventions, as new things
have been discovered or brought into
use, Others but perversions or varla-
tions of terms already familiar. Inc
process of matchmaking and word
transformation has been carried On,
not by scholars only, but by the COM
mon people, with the natural result
that many words have curious his
tories. AS a writer in Chambers
Journal remarks, people must have
words which they can understand ano
recall" and they are not scrupulous
as to the means by which they OBTAIN
| them.
Take the common word "titmouse,
a chickadee. The first syllable
means something small, and the two
together ought to mean little
mouse. But the word was formerl!
"titmose," "mose" meaning a little
bird. Somebody-there is no know
/ ing who-changed the name to tilt
mouse" The new form tickled tn
popular ear; by and by it was gener
i ally accepted; then the old and tru
j form went out of use altogether, an.
the plural, which ought to be It'll
mouses. became "titmice."
Long ago when a certain articl
,, made of surgeons bladders came II
|. TO use in England, it was known b
| its Dutch name "huizenblas,' that IL
asturgeon-bIadder. The term wa
a meaningless one to English ear
p and by some means or other W.
J transformed into the word which v
!, all know, sisinglass." The cnans
= was precisely like that which in son
!, quarters has turned asparagus" In
q "sparrow-grass
= In the same manner the old wol
aberfry," which means simply
watch-tower, was transformed In
abelfry." 1t became the custom
l. hang bells in such towers, ana
1t common consent change OF spelli
10 followed.
What Is the derivation OF the wo
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
Literal Obedience.

Although the Scotchman's sense or
humor may not be of the keenest-an
imputation which Sandy bitterly re-
sents, by the wayne Is quick to turn
an adversary's weapon against HIM
self. A certain minister was noted
for his avarice. One morning he mad
been driven by his man servant to
the nearest station to catch the hrst
train to Edinburgh. The obliging
porter at once began to assist the
man in disposing OF the baggage, tut
the minister, thinking he would ex-
pect a tip for doing what was only
his duty, told him somewhat snap
pishly to mind his own business.
Some months later the minister mad
occasion to go to Edinburgh again
and as usual was driven to the station
in good time to catch the train. The
morning was very cold, and there be-
ing no waiting-room at that time at
the station, he went into the COM
fortably heated lamp room, where
the porter was engaged in cleaning
the lamps. Having seated himself,
he PLANTED his feet on the hearth,
and became engrossed in a book.
Presently his light rubber shoes be-
can to be affected by their near prox'
iminity TO the fire. The minister
felt the heat penetrating through his
boots. and taking his eyes from on
the book. saw that the overshoes had
J nearly left him, and certainly would
! be of no further use. Looking up x
the porter, he inquired II he had seer
the rubbers undergoing the change
) to which he replied that he had
: sThen why did you not tell me?" b.
Y demanded. Every one minds III
3 own business here, was the dry re
6 sponse. A Scotch woman was return
3 inc by train from a market town
1 where she had made few purchases
Inst as the last bell rang fussy ger
8 tleman, elegantly dressed, and with
: man-mind- thyself-looking face, rush
= ed into the compartment, flung hin
Q self hastily into corner, pulled GU
an evening paper and proceeded {
s. devour its contents. Hardly had h
IL become seated when the woman Tin
g idly addressed him: "Pm vera sorr'
r sir but" II never listen TO bel
m CARS" fiercely interrupted the gentl'
N man. 3If you annoy me further l.
se report you'll" Christy's eyes flashed
lie then twinkled; she said no more, an
n the choleric gentleman retired wit
Id an angry frown behind his paper. "A
"a went merry as dinner-bell until IL
y train arrived at Cromlade, wht
Christy, stepping out, again address,
the churlish individual in the corne
II carena, sir, whether ye report n
IN or no; but i want that pun OF butt
to we've been sittin' on for the last s.
MILE"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02

win the cholera Invade the United
States IN go TO decimate our population
and play havoc with the Worlds FAIR
Can It be kept out altogether. or VIII II
be allowed 20 get foothoid and excsed
the distressiisg experiences OF last SUM
merf What SAFE guards can be provided,
ana what means will be the most elect
liver These are the questions upper
most nEhe public mind. Al
Various precautionary measures are
suggested, and it will be strange in
deed II, out of the abundance OF ideas
offered and experience bfougnt to bear
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02

minute. 1t will interest every Amer
lean to know that American rope IS
used on England's greatest wheel. A
Lambeth rope inches in diameter
has run at speed Of between 1000
and 5000 feet per minute, day and
night, for eight years without having
apparently approached its limit OF
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02

An Investigation which mas been
prosecuted by the British Royal La
Dor Commission indicates that in
England the servant is far better off
In regard to facilities for local re-
dress than is the employer, and that
legislation would not bring these two
classes closer together.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02

exerted upon Congress from every sec
ton of this country to do its duty in the
same regard, and it seems almost GER
tain that wise measure, comprehen-
sive enough to meet all the require,
ments OF the situation, will be framed
and agreed upon. With ample precau-
tions by the United States Govern
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
A READING CHAIR.

II Is Very Comfortable and Can Be Made NJ
Home.
The chair which we Illustrate,
after Cassell's Magazine, is an Inn
proved model of one long used by the
Duke of Wellington at Walmer Cas-
tie. The back is so formed that a
person can sit in the chair in the
ordinary way OF he can sit astride
and lean his arms on the shelf with
the book before him. The change OF
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02

some adequate system is not evolved
speedily Tor the protection OF the ma
tin from the dreaded scourge. The
British Government has determined 10
appoint cholera survey with view TO
preparing for the impending. epidemic.
Overwhelming pressure Is now BENG
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02

Vienna papers are commenting
proudly upon the extraordinary
healthfulness of Olmutz, a city OF
81 600 inhabitants, but one OF whom
died in the twenty-four days follow
ing Oct. II. The undertakes are
not joining in the jubilee to any ex-
tant
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02

only eight Of the 10000 French
men who fought under Napoleon at
Waterloo are now alive and In
France.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02

1871 Il was reorganIzed and placed upon
iis present footing as a bureau OF tne
Treasury Department. The olo qgafan-
tine statute Of 1879 provided Tor the op-
servance Of State health regulations py
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
TO FIGHT THE CHOLERA
FoR QUARANTINE AND MARINE
HOSPITAL SERVICE.

naneer that Cholera May Come-whas
Must BE Done to Prevent the Epiden'io
from Reaching Our acknowledgements
N Check Inami erntion.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SAYINGS AND DO
mos HERE AND THERE.

sskss sna Joksists that Are suppessd -
Have Been Recently Born sayings sna
Doings that Are od& Curious and
Laughable.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02

Federal officers, and gave the Presi-
dent of the United States the power TO
purchase or erect quarantine ware
houses and to remove certain branches
of the government TO places OF safety
during epidemics of contagious diseasee.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02

Away back in the year 1913 eggs
sold in London at pence for two
dozen.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02

The members OF CLUB OF Ticn
young men in Venice are pledged 70
marry poor girls
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-02

quarantine. with hospital attachment. Is
On. Dry Tortugas Island. Fla. occupy.
inr old Fort Jefferson; the nth. called
the Gulf quarantine, is onIthe Chande-
ieur Islands, twenty three miles on the
coast OF Mississippi. with hospital on
North Chandelier Island. La; the sixth
is tie San Francisco quarantine, the
finest In the world. at Angel Island,
Cal; the seventh Is at San Diego, Cal.
and the eighth and last one Is at Por'
Townsend. Wash.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-24

3eit i'm &ei6stage. uebrigens f6eint
aud bic Wabl ieines @eiinnungsaenof>
len, beg &ehtsannalts 0ertuig, in
2iegnlB 5iemlid geiid)ert gu ielu
= Sm Stettiner yultan" arbeitet
man nit aller 0taht an Der iStriigftel-
lung Der fir bic @biclgoer Weliuuss
itellung beltimmten Yan3eri6iIfmpoele.
Cine dbnli6e 3batisteit berridt in ben
Sdidaus Werten bel glbing. mo- Sorpe=
boboutes Dfooelle fur Die amerifanil6e
Jlotten- Nbtbeilung erbouI lperben.
= Sm Serliner v5tppli" purDe Der
Ngrarier =@oHgreB eronnet, gu benz iiber
1000 OeIegaten aug ben pert1ieoenlten
3betlen bes Geides efi6ienen iuaren.
- Man ihreibt aug 6amburq !:
Gin geri9teritatter Der hamburger
ytaAri6ten" bat bic brei Watrolen 6es
S6ifes r3befla" belu6t, bic lbren
pro3eB wegen Meni6enfreferei i'm bic.
ligen 8efdngniB erparten @r lfiIbert
lie als balbpsrtbierte, robe uno gefabl.
loie 8erle. bic ibre 0auolungsmeile
fir gere6ifertist bielten. Sic mdren
su bier gelDeien unb bdtten barum ges
loot, per get0btet werben follte. 9lls
0as 2ooe auf ben DOlldnber fiel, babe
ielbiser ii6 mioeritanbslos umbrinsen
lai1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-24
Stalien $4,000; 1,514, 900; 81

Stalien $4,000; 1874, 900; o.
236, 900.
56meiS 150,60 213,O00; 4S9,s
010.
5t1msoen unb ytortpesen 49,, 0a0;
270 000,; 5to,U00 II. /. NJ.
Ole Ottlltdrz unD Dtarine 8ubaets
Der Deri9ieben.n Staaten guropas ia.
ben lid Oaber natnrgemdB pon 1869
bis 1892 auf mebf ais cas- Doppelte err
b0bt, in &uBlanb BON 615 Millionen
auf 1889, OeutI6lano BON 28O Meia.
auf 702. Stalien bon 176 auf 1862
Millionen, Ddnemart, S1meoen mnb
9eormegen unb Gumdnien. eSn @riez
6enlanb lit bas Militdrbubget BON 81
Millionen i'm Sabre 1867 auf "a
Mllllonen i'm Sabre 1892 geHiegen; in
Der S6mei3 pon d Dtillionen i'm Sabre
1869 auf mebr als 45 Millionen i'm
Sabre 1892.
europa CAB i'm Sabre 1870 gu
&riegs5meden cine Summe bon nobes
5u 3 Utiliarben aus. 0eute belduft
li1 bic entipreGenDe Summe auf nabez
gu 5 MilliarDen
Sm Sabre 1870 unterbielt europa
Elm ftebenoes Seer bon penig mebr als
2,000,o00 Wann; beute unterbdlt e8
nabeau $500, 900.
SIN Sabre 1870 glaubte europa i'm
ariegsfaae bel duBeriter Nnitrengung
gegen 100000 Solbatea ins 5eIo
iteaen gu f0nnen; beute uiirbe eS
II. 800 900 entienben unb bic neuen
8eieBe iuden bieie 3iffer auf mebr aIs
$4,000, 900 gu erb6ben.
: Sn Der itaIienii6en Deputirtens
TANNER murbe Der Bremierminifter
@iolitti interpellirt in 8e3ug auf Bic
Grfidrung Des @I.premier Miniiters
6rispi. bab @iolitti fdon por 13 Sab
ref, als berfelbe nod Sinan3miniiter
NOR. UNI Die faulen 9ransactionen Der
ganca &Omana eepuBt. aber ba5u
Itillgeiawiegen babe. @iolitti antprr=
tete auspei6enb unb beriu4'te bic De-
batten ab5ubreGen, bate aber ipeliig
@rfslq bamit. benn bic Sppolition
nabm @rispis @rtldruna als nahrbeitss
gemdB on nnb iiberbdufte ben 8remiers
W}inllier nit ben 1rgiien S6ndbunz
gen. Ser Stur3 @ioliitis 1T nur nod
eine 6rage BET 3eit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-24
9as 9Sa6stbnm oes Militarismus
in Gurppa ieit 1869.

Wel6e Wirfungen Der frunsoIii9
beuti6e &rieg auf bic &iiliungen lett
benz ausgeiibt bat, 5el9t folgenbe 3uz
iammeniieluns, bic I'M fran3olil6en
arie9smlnilterlum gema4t moroen lit
unb bier lit iiberi6tli6er aiirSe uies
bergegeben mirb.
9ie erite Der 3ablen giebt bic Manns
i6aft an, melhe oaS 2dnb 1869 in 8
6elb gu ltellen permohte; bic speite
3abl reprdientirt bic Manni6aft BON
1892, uno bic oritte ,3i1er iagt un8,
wie uiel baS 2anb in's 6eIb ltellen
f0nnen miro, Wenn bic Hefrutirungss
pldne pOa in girtung setreten iein
merben.
Srantrsid 1850, 900; $500, 900;
4,350.o00.
9euti6lanb 100000; 2,3l7,Oo0;
100000.
&uBlanb 1,000,000; 2,451 ,00p;
4,00n. 900.
Oeiterreidsllngarn zoe, 900; l, ,05O,.
900; 100000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-24
10. 6 apiteI.

Sran Doftor 3eblen bate in ser les.
ten 3eit cine 9bdtigfeit entipidelt, oie
ans Sieberbafte sren3te unb li6 in
oemlelbcn glfabe ftei9erte, mie ibre
@elouerle9enbeit uon Gag au 1aa i'm.
iner empfinoii1er pnrbe. Sbre yaae
ipur0e burd Die Gbatia1e 6inreiheno
tlat geiteat, baB iie cine Summe BON
lnmpisen slpeitauieno Wiarf notbmene
big baben inubte, unO uibt bate. Das
gecept, Sas iie Safobs ilber 3fp0lIbnns
bert Marf segeben, mar natiirliA l1on
ldn9it fdlt9 uno bon Hrdtorius & So.
prdienttrt morben. Sie be1a6 aber
fannl 5U0lfbunoert Pfenmise.s Dem
&aiienboten, Der @elb baben mollte, aab
tie, nm nobel 3u erf9einen, einen Tbas
let Erinfgelb unb iagte tim, fie tperbe
6aS nit 1errn @alter Yrdtorius per-
i0nli6 oronen. Dieiem ersablte iie
bann gbenbs I'M Ebeater, ba6 iie burd
oas Iusbleiben ibres @elbeS aus BET
Propins in gerlesenbeit sebradt mors
ben iet, unb bat ibn, bas Iecept ~ pro,
longiren.
(6prtfetuns foIst.)
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gaubbeit fanu uid1t aeheilt ,perseu

hurf locale gppIicationea, neil iie ben frams
Zen Ibeil bes Obres nidt erreihen f5nnen.
@s stebt nur einen Des. bic 9aubbeit su fu.
riren, uno ber lit Our9 conftitutipnele Sell.
mittel. Taubbeit tpirb bur1 einen entsiinbe,
ten 3uftanb Der dIeimissn gusflelbmns Der
@uitadiiHen &obre berrriaht. @enn bieie
8Sbre fid ent,iinoet. babt ibr einfn rumpeln-
Ton ober unooGfommenes @eb5r; unb ipeun
iie gang seihIofien lit, erfolat Guubbeit, unb
tpenn bic Gntsiinbung niht seboben iinb bieie
&Dbre tpieber in ibren 9eb6rieen 3uitanb Der
fest iperben fann, ip:r6 bas @eh6r fiir intrer
aerftbrt tperben; neun Safe unter sebn iinb
burd 3otarrb beruria9t, tpelder ntdts oils
ein entSunceter 3uftanb Der idIeimisen Obers
fd3en lit.
@ir ipollen einbunbert Dollars fir iebrn
sourh &atarrb peruri hten) Jau BON Iaub.
belt seben, ben mir nidt bur& ginnebmen BON
Sal's 8etarrh Sur bellen f0inen. 2abt Sud,
un1ionit Girfulare tpmmen.
S. 5. @beneb g. 6 o., Eolsbo, 8.
Berfauft BON Gpotbefern, Yreis rs Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-24
Sn Nen Mrensen

nes 3ranfbetsfelbes, tnnerbab peKen eS NIT hem be=
tten @rfolse anSepenbet wirS TT Spetter's Masens
tttters et1e 6amienmebi3tn peitrethenber gBir=
tun9 Ste tit bem Bublfum { al8 etne llntper,als
ganacce fur aue f6rperliGen Geiben unb Gnfe&unsen
dufSebrdnSt pprben. Die Spalten Ter TaaeSrreHe
entbalten dsliG ganbwirmer pcu 9riten CUR anprets
Jung bon fog. Specialm,tteu, welhe ale tn eIuem
Sanbbu4 Der Weoi5r perse6neten Rrantbeiten betlen
iolen. Dte sewifienrie Gufi4ne,eerei, mel6e, iit
ptele GiSentRhmer berarttser S,bptntetprdparats
i6ulot3 maAen, bat in Iau5elben pom Tduen bas
Bublttum pcr alien turt ipecieaes Gi3entbamsreht
gei6nstsn ics Patenmettineu tcpiiheu seinabt. 70
bab hte GrEnper niriW gutter Mepisiuen, BITE in ses
trtien Sdlisu rpttse Suren gu Stanbe trinssn, ba=
6urh beno&betli8t nurceu. Mueers hetth perb6lt
ii& 9 init octetter's RasenbitterS. DoS alrertaai=
iHe Colt tcnnt Gus lansdbrser Grfabruns eeiien eft
erprooe Wor3Se uue pei6. taR has Sit.er5 etn rpr=
trefft4eS lttei sesen Matartd unb 2belstoen Sart=
letbtstett, nerpee, rbennatiibe, ,Nsreu= une Wa=
Senbe&psroen TIT. Sene Birtuusen finb naiuraemds
une srnnelH unc aus pteiem runp irt es ron 5ablf
retden Doticren aub tnDciirt uub empipbien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-24

fpdblen, lonoern mid auf lneillcu
Bfidttbeil beldrdnfen unb CHARLOTTE
beiratben."
rg4as loll bas beibcn, gDalter!4
fubr Der aommer3ienratb 3ornig auI.
nDas ioll beiBen, baB es flar stpiiden
uns perbeu iou."
nDu f0nntelt Did BON Der Sirma
losiasen?"
uDu 5pinsft MIDI oasu."
@s entitanb mieber cine 8aule; ser
9ommer3ienratb gin9 mebrere Wfsle
na9oeufli6, nit auf sen 8iiden aus
iammenselesten Odnoen im 3ilnmer
bin unb Der, unO SSalter fubr enbli6
fort: ,Sb, mein @6paser, @raf Sic
lis. Der Mann lit, sic Sirma ALIEN
ipeiter 5u fiiDren ="
y@ott beluabre!" unterbra1 i'm Der
&ommer3ienratb, pbaran lit gar ni6t
3u oenfell."
Stun, 10 ncnfe bel 3eiteu an Die
0iquioatiou."
Liquidation ldrie Der solnmers
3ienratb auI rbiit On benn gang toll
geluorben auf einmal 2"
SIS mo6te bem alten @eihditsberrm
isbr peb nm's Sers ieiu, jest, in ieinen
alten Iasen, Dor elmer iol6en ausli9t
81 iteben. Stir men batte er gearbeitet,
geIorst, lpefulirt fem 9eben lang,
wenn nidt gum sr0Beren Rubme bon
8rdtorius & Co.? Ole Strn1a, bas
mar iein 9eben.
v@nt, 8ater; lap unS 3ulammen,
9eben. SaB mir freien 1aui-i9 idaffe
Sir Dein Batent. llnb gllfes bleibt beint
Ntten."
go umiicbtig, 70 meltfuuoig uno abb
audi ionit 9omnler3ienratb Brdtorius
IN ieinen @ei9aften mar, 10 lu9te es
bod III ieiner eigenen Samilie germ Ser,
itdnbisnns. ST CAB oen slnl6auunsen
fetnes Sobnes na6, oielet9t neil er
cine enoloie Neibe BON itiirmil6en Muf,
tritten, Die i6liebli6 bod mobl niht au
benz bon ibm beabfi9tiaten @noe 9efibrt
bitten, ideute, pieuetdt aber aud, tpei!
ibm Walter baS Batent in einc 10 fifers
Nnsii9t itellte. Das par ia l1lteblih
aud eine wtitsift Der iunsep Dame uno
etne ni1t gerinse. 60 iaste Der Som.
mer5ienratb oenn enblid nod langem
S9meisen: nNun gut, MaItsr, made
auf Define 8erantiportuns FIN, lpas On
ipilllt, beiratbe inetitetbalben bic Heine
3eblen = aber fdaffe mir baS Gatent.
porft Du? SD perlalie mid auf Old.
Sdaffe mir OaS Ding
Sci obne Gorge, 8ater, /" antportete
lein Sobn. sOu lollft .es baben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-24
SSie man 9ottor Ne1nmm9en ers
fparf.
(alus benz ebieaas 0ailb Calumet,

(2tus benz ebieass DaJb Galumet)
Mande Dottor &ehnung ift burd
ben @ebraud BON @bamberlains 6us
fen Webi3in eripart norben. Ser
Name 1T elm 9aushaltswort In pieIen
Sbeilen bes 2anbeS. @bamberlains
Webiainen perfaufen fidb itarf In Der
WeltauSitelungsfabt unb pieIe Der.
ionen beftdtigen ben 9Dertb Der oers
fdiebenen 6eilmittel. gu perfaufen
in San gntonio in ben 4potbefen BON
s. aaltener & Spn, Doubling & Gloob,
s. 9 Sod, q. 9reiB. 8. Shu6arb,
&C. @oba 6 Co., 5. 8. 9arrifon unb
4alteper 6 S6u6arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-24

Wlan idreibt aus Berlin: @es
rii6tweiie berlautet, bob bic 3egierung
iih NIT Sadperitdnbigen in Berbin
6ung geieBt babe. um bic s5rage Der
Ms0elung Der 9anbelsbe3iebuKgen amis
fden Seuti6lanb unb ben Ser. Staa,
ten in geratbung gu 5ieben.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-20
IN scANDALE

Un service public est pourri.
La mesure des. mefaits devient
comble, ellie d6borde, ct les turpi-
tudes quill a commises sont 6tal6es
au grand jour.
Que font, le plus solvent, les
coupablss?
lis orient q la persecution, GU
politique on religieuse.
C'est CO qui Went d'arriver pour
la brigade du feu de Minneapolis.
Certains membres de CO service
public proftaient Get celia sous
l'@il complaisant ct patterned de
plusieurs de leurs chefs du d6sor-
Dire ct de Iexcitation causes tou-
jours par I'M incendie, pour piller
acknowledgements les magasins
qu'ils d6fendaient contre l'6l6ment
destructeur.
Tout leur 6tait bon.
LIE jour de la r6tribution arrive,
la voix de la justice SO fait enten-
DIRE, ct les coupables sont arret6s.
Vite CO r6sultat est do q une
conspiration religieuse ct les ssu-
pablss Sc possnt en- victimes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-20

Aux francophobes du Star ct
autres toqu6s du meme acabit, nous
d6dions, avec lie respect a eux dd,
les quelques lignes s%uivantes qui,
nous p%esp6rons du moins, leur
montreront qu'en fait de conduite
ct de moraliteles Canadiens-Fra ran
Gals lemportent de trois cents pour
cent sur les Anglais.
Facheux pour la pudibonde ct
bypocrite Albion, mails vrai!
Les statistiques de la criminalit6 a
New-York etablissent que les Canadiens
qui resident en- cette cite pemportent en-
moralit6 sur toutes les autres nationali-
ties. Ainsi, pour les dix dernieres annees
dams les assaults felonieux, les Ameri-
c inns COMPETENT pour I'm dams 1855 cas-,
les Allemands pour I'm dams 5476, les IT.
landais pour un dams 1886, les Anglais
dams 1866. I'm seul canadien par 5000 a
etc trouve coupable dune telle o~ffense.
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est afaig6 dun programme don't la
seule perspective de mise a ex6cu,
ton cause un panique generate ct
.des d6sastres fnanciers CONNIE
ceux que nous subissons actuelle-
ment, co parti ma plus guere sa
raison d'exister.
Quoi quill en- soft lie parti demo-
GRAFT que Sc trouve enferm6 dams
un diIemme in6luctable.
Gu il mettra son programme q
execution ct alors il sera, plus en-
core sill est possible quill ne Fest
aujourd'hui, responsible des maux
que CO programme aura causes q
la R6publique Americaine. :,
Gu, ce qui est plus probable, il
n'osera pas encourir cette lourde
responsabilit6.
ct il sera alors oblig6 de conve.
mir que son programme est central
re aux int6r6ts americans.
Dams tous les cas- il aura un ter
rible compile a rendr6 au mois dc
Novembre 1896.
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UkE CONVERSION

Le Rev. Henry A Adams, autre-
fois recteur de P6glise 6piscopa-
le st Paul, a Buffalo, N. Y, ct der
Increment pasteur de la Church
of Redeemer a New-York, Went
d'abjurer le protestantisme pour
SO fare catholique. ..s
Dams une lettre expliquant son
ADMIRATION le Rev. Adams dit:
Non settlement par son imposslbllite
d'enseigner ct par son inconsistance dams
les theories, mails encore par SON 1asco
complet dams son essai reimbursement
des ecoles paroissiales, l'Eglise episcopa-
lie est devenue, de plus en- plus pour moi,
nm suiet de honte ct de.douleur.
LIE systeme DIES paroisses tel quill est
auiou1d'hui est sans parallele dams phis-
toire ct nest autre chose que Ia plus SOU
adoy9e ct la plus ridicule monstruosite
della chrGtient6.
LIE, recteur sappel6" par les comite pa
roissfaf. compose des hommes riches de
Ia ~6arroisse, est intimide, harass6 rendu
iimnotent par SEES zdevoirs; il devient
Ia, porte-voix salari6 de cette parOisse
d'hommes riches, quelque fois immoraux
solvent gnorants ct est oblige d'enseigner
4 ces riches maitres ce qu'ils savent deja
ct ce qu'ils aiment. esu
ii dot tolerer ct approuver toutes les
denominations qui ont etc etablies dams la
paroisse.
Parses relations avec les pauvres, son
systeme judiciaire, son manque de poll
tiuue. de discipline, de conference ct DIES
prit de corps, par ses oscillations, SEES fau-
tes. SEES pretentions, l'Egllse episcopale
6crase ct d6truit la fol, dams le c@ur des
hommes meme les plus serieux qui y ap-
parliament
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