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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-11-29
The Rag Picker Busy.

We are informed that upwards OF
sixty per cent. of the orders for the
spring trade in woolen clothing have
been placed abroad. Taking the CEN
sus statistics OF 1890, and applying
this sixty per cent. loss of business.
would give US 7S7 factories closed,
AZ, ,610 hands out of work, SIT, ,0S7, 1853
less money earned in wages in the
woolen goods industry. and $40, ,362,-
20l less money paid for material used
the wool of the farmer. Perhaps the
result might not be SO bad. We might
be able to snatch some of the trade at
the last minute by using shoddy in
stead of wool as the Yorkshire manu-
facturers do. Business must be quite
lively with the European rag picker,
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-11-29
TIE Threat No. Withdrawn.

The Democratic press of the coun-
try is seeking to turn aside the eyes Of
the people from the issue of tariff for
protection. The profession is made
that the tariff issue is at an end. But
these papers have not told us when
and where it was that Mr.. Cleveland
retracted his deliberate threat, made
when he denounced the Gorman-Wil-
son bill as 'party perfidy aud party
dishonor," that he would enter the
ranks as private soldier and fight to
overthrow the Gorman bill and substi-
tute free trade. Nor does 1t appsar
that Mr.. Wilson, who is the acknowi-
eds ed exponent of the Administration $
views upon this question. has retracted
his threat to make unceasing warfare
upon the German bill.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-11-29
A Babe Born Foud OF Bicycling.

A lady in Reno has baby less than
year old which has inherited pc.
culiarity. The child has been very
puuy and appeared to be constantly
craving something. One thing after
another has been given to it and every
means known to professional nurses
was used in an endeavor to satisfy
this craving.
The mother is an expert bicyclist
and is very fond of riding. 1t was
remembered that before the birth OF
the child she had an almost irresistible
desire to take a spin on her wheel, and
it was thought likely that the child
had been marked in this respect.
About two weeks ago a basket ar.
rangement was attached to n bicycle,
tho child put into it and given ride
of a milo or two. A change was i'm
mediately noticeable in its condition.
and daily outinas OF this character
have resulted in a complete cure oi
the littlo ones peevishness, and tho
child has rapidly gained strength and
iitsh under thi8 t.a.tneat. Reno
New Gazette.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-11-29
The New York Independent

The New York Independent pub
lishcs one of the most remarkable dis
coveries ever made in American his
tory. 1t is nothing less than the
oldest document in existence of the
period of the Dutch settlement of New
York. It is long official journal
kept, in the winter of 1634-36, by
Aren't Van Corlear, one of the leading
men in the colony, who made visit
to the villages of the Iroquois con-
federation, consisting of the Mohawks,
Oneidas, Onondagas, Cayugas and
Seneca Indian tribes. This journal,
which has lain lost in q garret in Hol-
land for two hundred and sixty years,
has been found by General James
Grant Wilson, and brought to this
country, and the translation shows
it to be OF extraordinary interest for
the history of New York and the geo.
eraphy of the region between Albany
and Utica, which was then wholly held
bv Indians. The conclusion of the
journal consists Of list of Indian
words with their translations. making
he earliest Iroquois vocabulary
= the publication Of which is de-
another week.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-11-29
Won't Buy Our Provisions.

We are capturing the markets OF th,
world in great shape. Our provision
trade exports show that we shipped
abroad to the extent OF So, 106, 900 less
last month than in September, 1894.
We sold over SS00,00o less cattle,
s173O less hogs, 1925, 900 less canned
beef, $500, 900 less fresh beef, S55, 900
less salt beef, $4,000 less tallow.
S1,S00,00 less bacon, $3.50, 900 less
hams, $4,000 less oleomargarine,
S43. 900 less oleo oil, and SAT, 700
less cheese. This is remarkable reg.
ord of captures in one month. 1t is a
record that farmers will appreciate.
Strange that the free trade papers
don't make much of it. Why so silent?
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-11-29
An Enormous Steamer.

The Westmeath. new freight
steamer recently launched ut Walls
end, England, is wonder in ship
architecture. She is 465 feet long,
fifty-six feet beam, 81. feet moulded
beam, and has carrying capacity of
10000 tons dead weight of cargo, or
4.500 tons by measurement. The en-
gines are triple expansion, with $50
pounds pressure. The bottom is
double, and the construction is sys-
tenn of ballast tanks. 1t is supposed
that the vessel is practically unsink
able but there have been so many ne
cidents and failures in this line that
even the most sanguine believers in
water-tight compartments have grown
skeptictl. New York Ledger.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-11-29
Berlin.sIndustr,ai Exhibition.

Berlin Is to have an industria, exhibition
next year which. it Is thought. will aitrac.
a large German attendance. There will b.
nm interesting feature Iikethat of "Oid Lon
don" at the last exhibition ut South kensine-
ton. 1t will represent "Otd Berlin' and be
on large scale. One of the items will be u
copy of the ancient Rathhaus, which was the
scene OF many historic incidents. aud o. nor
"a few exciting episodes which were dealt
with by the nclics Of tias day againss the
burghers
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-11-29
Hooks Out of Pumpkins.

There will b, IN auction sale OF pumpkins
nj Belvedere. Penn, the proceeds OF Witch
Methodist Church n. that place. List sum
mer each member OF the church was supplied
with five pumpkin seeds for planting. On
the day sel for this work the members hsit
prayer meeting and invoked the divine
blessings ~ this sesi. the soil and the plan
tcrs. The harry 1t amounted to upward OF
1000 pumpkins, ani Il = Theses TINT VIII be
auctloned Of.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-11-29
NO. 8.
Decrease since 1898 81 Jig, ,s4s, 400


A loss of upward of $116, 900, 900 in
circulation, within n couple years,
would kill many people, but Uncle
Sans extraordinary strength and re-
sources have enabled him to pull
through, although his reserve force
has again fallen below what is usually
regarded as a safe limit to sound
health.
The agony that Uncle Sam appears
to endure is probably increased by
the knowledge that, in his weak and
helpless condition, Doctor John Bull
has pocketed ten million dollar fee.
There is mingled look of pain and
disgust upon his honest old counte-
nance. He will recover, however, with
better treatment from wiser counselors,
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-11-29
LAPORTE, PA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1895.
might have become of that brave girl

might have become of that brave girl
in the snow. It surprised me little
perhaps. to see her SO happy after
such dangerous undertaking. But
that was, of course, natural then, as
did not know what had passed be-
TWEEN them on that ride.
During the absence of the young
fellow one of his comrades had cheek
enough to examine his effects-to find
out who he was and notify his rela-
tives of his death, so he said, but as I
believe. to see what the duce it was
that kept him so busy during the
evenings. But the big stories the man
expected to tell of what he found are
still untold, for he found only lot
of books. principally law books,
newspaper clippings of testimony in
trials and lot of other useless trash,
as he expressed himself. What the
deuce the fellow was doing with these
was more than he could imagine. Then
great light burst upon me. I'M
agine a private in the service of Uncle
Sam giving up all the pleasures of
army service-very few there are
for the sake of studying law. ahd you
have view of our mysterious pri-
vate,' with the mystery cleared up.
"Well, as you have perhaps already
guessed, they both left us few
months later. The young fellows en-
listment expired, and I guess he was
pretty tired of army life. He went to
New York, I believe, taking the belle
of the fort with him. I have strong
reasons to believe that this was settled
during that ride into the fort. I
heard of him once since then. One of
his friends at the fort said he had
quite law practice down East here.
s'The Indians were rounded up af-
terward and subdued. They were
scared, I guess, by what they had
done, and"
"What's the matter, Langdon, not
gcing already, are you? The story
did not effect you SO seriously. did it !?
Why, man, I actually believe there
are tears in your eyes"
swell, no>-but--I really have to
go now. I have an appointment at
home and I've got to go now, or am
liable TO De late.
Whether Robert Langdon had on
appointment at home or not, does not
matter much. Sufficient is it to say
that he did go directly home, where he
found his wife on the lounge, just
where she had thrown herself as he
left to go the club. A sob greeted
him as he approached her.
"Genevieve, can you forgive me?
1t was oil my fault, and if you'll for
give me. I'll never do it again.
She turned up her tear stained face
to him and he bent over and kissed
her, wondering how it ever entered
into him to be SO cruel.
''No, it was not your fault, it was
mine. / actually drove you to that
horrid club, when I know you don't
care to go there.
"Well, we will not fight about that
Just now. Do you remember Major
Hunt at the fort? I heard him tell
story at the club to-night-a story
of how young girl at Western fort,
q few years ago, rode out into tn e
snow to rescue n man who had got
lost from his troop, and how she
brought him in safe and sound. Shall
I tell it to you? I remember it, word
for word"
. "No. you need not, and if you're
not going to stop your everlasting talk
about that am just going to get
angry again; now!"
He stopped. Chicago News.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-11-29
remedy

The failure of several water-power
electric plants from dry weather sug-
gests to the Atlanta Constitution the
necessity of small steam power in re-
serve in case of works using nearly all
their available water power in ordin-
ary dry seasons.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-11-29

Chinese rainmakers dress q dog in
comic attire and carry it through the
streets, in the belief that the laughter
excited will cause pleasant frame of
mind among the gods and induce them
to end drought. The Chinese claim
that their ralnmakers are as success
ful as the American and far less ex.
pensive.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-11-29

The great decrease in the percent
age of diphtheria mortality in New
York City for 1895, as shown by the
Board of Health statistics, is strong
argument in favor of the anti-toxine
ramany
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-11-29

The Director of the United States
Mint estimates, and believes his esti-
mate to be within the mark, that the
worlds production of gold for 1895
will amount to 5000, 900. 900.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-11-29
Tn. Pecan cror.

Tho pecan crop Of T,xatwil be verv larc"
fhis wear. and tho quality wil also he abpv'
the average Estimates hs dealers place tho
.oming crop at about 5000. 900 pounds. Pre-.
vaiine prices four cents. per pound.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-11-29
Korea is becoming almost as erratic
and turbulent as South American
Republic.
The great exodus from Canada to
the United States has become a party
issue in the Dominion.

Building ground comes high in
London. Lately plot of fifty-seven
square yards in Lombard street sold
at $4,000 per square yard.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21
NJ. lie Marquis
de Lewis,

LIE paquebot de la Compagnie
generate transatlantique, la "Tou.
raine," sur lequel s'6tait embarqu6
au Havre, M. le marquis de Lewis
ct ga suite, est arrive d New-York.
Pendant les quatre premiers jours
du voyage, la Touraine a Gu du
mauvais temps avec une CROSSE
mer; ellie a Gu du beau temps pen
dant le reste de la travers6e.
Voici les mons des visiteurs dis
tingu6s:
M. le marquis de Lewis, Nine. Ia
marquise de Lewis, M. le marquis
de Nicolay, Nine la marquise de
Nicolay, M. le comte d'Hunolstein,
Nine la comtesse d'Hunolstein,
Mile d'Hinnisdale.
Tous descendent dc l'illustre &C.
neral de Lewis, le h6ros de Sainte-
Foye, qui remporta la derniere
victoire FRANCHISE au Canada. On
salt qu'apres cette glorieuse batail-
le, Lewis SO retira sur Tile Sainte-
Helene avec ses troupes ct quill
refusa de SO rendre aux Anglais.
II voulait op6rer sa retralte par les
grands laos ct le Mississippi JUS
QUA la Louisiana, alors terre fran
eaise. &c nest que sur les instan-
ces du gouverneur de, Vaudreuil
que Lewis consentit enfn a remet-
tire son 6p6e. Dams la mutt qui
pr6c6da sa Submission, il fit battre
la generate, allumer I'm grand feu
ct brnla ses drapeaux plutot que
de les rendre a l'ennemi. Prison
nier dc guerre, le general de L6-
Wis fut conduit en- Angleterre Oh
le roi lui donna So libert6 en- di-
SAINT qu'un aussi brave soldat me-
ritait bien de continuer de porter
T6p6e.
De retour en- France, Lewis sc
distingua dams plusieurs batailles.
II fut fat mar6chal ct due ct mou-
rut gouverneur d'Arras vers 1881.
LIE marquis CASTOR de Lewis,
qui est venu lei mercredi, est lie
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21

fills de Charles Marie Sigismond
comte de Lewis, Mirepoix ct JUL.
cite DIES Babies de Berton- Crillon.
II est age de 81 ans ct a epous6 on
1867 Marie Th6r6se, comtesse
d'Hinnisdale.
II habite pendant l'hiver un
splendide hotel a Paris,r rue de Hill
le ct demeure l'6t6 tantot dams son
chateau de Mouchy, dams le Pas
de-Calais, tantot au chateau de
Montigny, pres de Charities. &c
dernier chateau lui est venu d'h6-
ritage du dernier membre de la fa-
mile de Lavalle a laquelle il est
allie.
LIE plus jeune frere du marquis
de Lewis, lie comte de Lewis Mire-
polk est d6put6 aux chambres
FRANCHISES. Tn autre, Adrien de
Mirepoix, q spouse la petite niece
de Chateaubriand.
LIE marquis de Nicolay, officer
dams l'arm6e, est le fills ain6 du
comte Raymond de Nicolay qui
6tait l'arriere petit fas du general
dc Lewis.
C'est lui qui a dome au gouver-
nement de la province de Quebec
les pr6cieux MANUSCRIPTS que ION
imprime depuis quelques ann6es.
(Du "Quotidien' de Levis.)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21
GRAND PIQuE-NIQue

II y aura dlmenche proclaim lie
% JUN, un grand pique nique au
White Bear Lake sous les auspices
des Forestiers Catalogues de
Saltwater, Mimi, auquel les TO-
restiers Catalogues de Minneapo-
lis ont etc invites 3 y assister.
LIE Chef Ranger de la Cour
Hennepin desire fare conna1tre q
toutes les personnes qui voudront
bian rarticiper q GO pique-n1que,
QUE lie depart des trains sur la De
u N. e. sera q 1886 A. M. GU q la
care Milwaukee q 7:45.
LIE pr;x de passage aller ct re-
tour est so cts, ct 81 lie nombre des
F~orestiers est audessus de
100 personnes il sera de IS cts
200 80 cts
300 i" rs cts
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21
Ie Rlgmoath

Coin de la Nicolet ct 36me rue,
tent un assortment complet de
hardes faites pour hommes, fem
mes ct enfants de la t6te aux
pieds.
Notre immense Stock dc Hardes
requiert peu on aucune reclame'
Les habillements du plymouth
sont port6s par la grande majorit6
des hommes ct enfants, ct pendant
les dernieres dix ann6es, peu de
personnes except6 les strangers
SO sont hasardes en- achetant all
leurs. Peu, de nos jours, achetent
sans examiner d'abord, CO qui est
neuf ct desirable au plymouth
Center"... au prix du Plymouth
ALFRED COLLIE,
Commits Canadien-F rancais.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21
Grand Ice Cream Festival

Un Ice Cream Festival sera don
n6 au profit de rEglise de Notre
Dame de Lourdes dams l'apres-
midi ct lie soir du "a JUN. sur lie
terrain de Chute, coin de la 3Ame
Rue N. E. ct Central Ave.
Son Honneur la MARIE Pratt Sc
ra present ell adressera la parole.
Les orateu1s seront les Rev. Clea
ry, Christie, Lauzon ct autres ora
tours distingues.
II y aura bonnie musique etc. 81
vous desirez bien vous amuser ct
en- meme temps contribuer q une
bonnie ouvre. Venez en- foul. Lad
mission nest que 10 cts.
LIE COMITE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21

Nous annoneons aux danes ct
demoiselles canadiennes-francaise
cue M. j. n. Savard est actuelle-
ment employ6 chez Knoblsuch's
Arcade Shoe Store % ct 25 Wash
ington Ave S. ct 239 Nicolet Ave ,
Oh il sera toujours heureux de les
servir. &c magasin tent %l'assorti-
ment de %chaussures le plus consi-
d6rable de la vile ct toujours de
d%ernieres modes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21

Des milliers de personnes GU
maintenant les yeux tourn6s vers
la California.
Files veulent savoir Oh ct COM
ment cueillir les fruits ct voyager
bon march6.
Files mont qua s'adresser au
California Bureau Of Information
Room ll48 Guaranty Loan bldg
Minneapolis, MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21

ST vous desirez la meilleure wagon
pour Outrage leger ct fort, achetez la
wagon Mitchell. Nous vendons all plus
bas prix u placements mensuels. Nous
vendons I'm bidon a lhuile [self oil feed
err garanti d'huiler wagon pendant un
an sans le remplir. Aussi I'm assortment
complet de Buggies, wagons, expresses
quincaillerie, peinture, huile, poeles d
l'huile.
Venez nous voir avant d'acheter all
leurs ct epargnez de l'argent.
PETER FABER.
2O4 ct 2OS Plymouth Avenue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21
Prix reduits pour Denver

La convention de la Irrational
Educational Association" sera
tenue cette aimee q Denver, Colo.,
du 5 au IL Juliet. Un prix tres
'oas, pas plus que $27. 80 pour bill
let aller ct retour de ST Paul ct
Minneapolis, sera offert par le
Minneapolis & St Louis RR. avec
has prix correspondents pour tou
tes les autres lignes. Un elegant
"vestibule train" avec tous les
usages modernes parcourt toute Ia
ligne avec une grande %vitesse. Pas
de arrangements de chars. Service
magnifque.
Pour plus amples imformations
adressez-vous q A. B. Cults, G.. +.
& P A, Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21

Les Canadiens-F ranca1s de Still.
water ct des environs, dit le "Still-
water Messenger" c6l6breront leu1
fete rationale, le "a JUN par un
grand p%ique-nique au White Bear
Lake.
II y aura musique, ct des dis
cours seront prononc6s par plu-
sieurs Orateurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21

Enfants Is cta
II est done de l'int6ret ct du de-
voir de tous les Forestiers Catho.
liques de la vile de SO joindre q la
Cour Hennepin aim de faire un
success de cette fete intime.
Pour prix r6duits ct autres in
formations, s'adresser q
G. @. BELANGEr.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21

Nous annoncons au public que
notre assortment de meubles, ia
pie, poeles ct vaisselle est tres
complet ct de bonnie qualit6 que
nous vendons q grande reduction
pour argent compliant. Done, 81
vous disirez de BONES marchan-
discs a bas prix, venez nous volr.
Knable & Sherer,
800, 1922 Plymouth Ave.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21

Lundl soir, lie tonnerre ct la
pluie nous ont tenus en- 6moi pen
dant pres dune heure. Les deux
J Jupiter du bon vieux temps, ayant
fni par conclure la paix, il nous a
6t6 dome d'appr6cier lie calme quj
succede a la tempete.
On de nos concitoyeDs de
Minneapolis 6tait plong6 dams de
profondes reflections CO soir-la. LIE
II 6tait bien l'annlversaire de la
n%aissance de ga charmante Motto.
Les ann6es sc suivent mails NJ OF
ressemblent pas se dissit il! II fut
un temps Oh cette date ne passait
pas insppercue.
II songeait, car que faire en- IN
cas- semblable 81 Ion ne songe!
Un bruit inusit6 attire son at
tention; IL SO rend a la porte, celle.
ci s'ouvre CONNIE par enchante-
meut. &c mari, aul songeait il y a
quelques lnstants, nest plus mai
tire chez lui. Sa' maison est AISLE
gee, il lui faut capituler. En-
echange de ga me1trise les AISLE
geants donnent q Nine T. J. Berge-
ron, CONNIE souvenir de l'anniver-
saire de se nslssance, un splendide
service de table en- argent accom-
payne dune adresse de souhhits
de- bonheur ct de long6vit6.
LIE siege devant durer jusqu'au
lendemain matin, l'Etat Major
await pris les measures n%ecessaires
contre toutes surprises. Les pro-
visions f%guraient en- abundance, ct
meme la soft, cette terrible soft,
s'est u dams llmposslblllte dc
faire une seule victime.
A minuit les hostillt6s ont re
commence. Une imprudence de
l'aml T. J. en- fut la cause. Ce que
c'est que de parler beaucoup! FL
nira-t.il par go corriger? Sans
probsblement, penser aux risques
auxquels il s'exposait, il fnit par
nous dire que l'anniversaire de "a
naissanoe, q lui, etait lie Is JUN.
Dams les dispositions Cd nous
nous trouvions, cette declaration
ne pouvait passer inapercue. Heu-
reusement pour lui gull nest pas
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21

La recolte de fruits verts q rap
porte a la California en- 1893 la TO-
lie somme de $5,000,000.
ST vous voulez savoir comment
cuellir des fruits adressez-vous au
California Bureau Of Information,
ll39 Guaranty Loan Building,
Minneapolis, MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21

Notre estim6 oompatriote M.
Charles Filteau a recu une d6pe-
che de st Adams, Canada, lui an
noncsnt la mort de so venerable
mere.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21

La r6colte de fruits exp6dies
dams FEST en- 1898, a etc de $4,000.
ST vous desirez savolr comment re-
Golfer dos fruits, s'adresser au:
California Bureau d'tnformation
Chambre 1888, Guaranty Loan
Building.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21
CONNIE Au CANADA

Au Canada, d'apres la presse, Ia
langue FRANCHISE ne s'6crit pas
grammatlcalement. Celui qui ne
lit, des journaux du Canada, que
la "V6rit6" Sc demande nsturelle-
ment 81 &c monsieur Fr6chette,
que les Francsis "de la France
ont couronn6 CONNIE poetic, ne
devrait pas retourner au college
pour y apprendre la grammaire.
Dun autre cote guelqu'un qui ne
lit que la "Patrie" fnit par en- We
mir q Ia conclusion que nos pretres
du Canada, de meme que le r6dac-
teur de la "V6rite" d%evraient venir
suivre DIES cours de francais aux
Etats- Unis Oh les p]rofesseurs DIES
Universities ne parlent pas le fran
Gals mails lecrivent. Ca devient la
mode de chanter que son voisin nj
salt rien.
II y a a pe1ne quelques jours a
Minneapolis, la Tribune" accuse
lie President des Etats. Unis de ne
pas ayoir de respect pour les re-
giles de la Grammaire dams les
documents oficiels quill adresse
au congress.
LIE penny Press" r6pond a la
Tribune" que lorsqu'on habite
une malson de verre on ne doit pas
jet-r de pierres a ses voislns. LIE
penny Press prouve que la
Tribune" ne s'exprime pas cor
rectement dams Particle meme qui
est une accusation contre Grover
Cleveland.
Attended, cue sic Democratic"
ait fat son apparition. LIE r6dac-
teur en- chef de cette feuille aide de
Jean. Baptiste Levengeur, nous di.
ra sans doute quels sont ceux qui
n'6crlvent pas suivant les regles
de Part.
A propos du "D6mocrate'. il y
a 81 iongtemps qu'on parle de So
naissance gull serait peut"etre a
propos de nommer une commits
sion charg6e de s'enqu6rir de CO
qui peut avoir Gu lieu concernant
cette nalssance?
PICOssE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1895-06-21

La petite Ethel-Cousine Marie
est done mari6e? Je ne savais pas
qu'elle connaissait IN monsieur.
La m4re-klle devalt en- conna1-
tire un au moins, autrement ellie ms
sera1t pas mari6e.
La petite E. Connaissiez-vous
papa avant de vous marier aveo
lui?
La m6re-(Avec un soupir). Je
lie croyais.