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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-07-08

A beautiful new lot of spring millinery
at Mrs, G. l.. Mize's. The prettiest of
everything that the market affords
Lovely pattern hats, new style sailors,
flowers in all the new standings, ribbnos
in Dresden stripes, plaids and plain,
and laces and straw Braids in all
most endless variety.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-07-08

When We consider that the intestines
are about five times as long as the body
we can realize the intense suffering ex-
perienced when they become infamed.
DeWitt's Collie and Cholera Cure sue.
dues inflammation at once and completely
removes the difficulty.
SALE-DAvIs DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-07-08
Getting Down to His Level.

Miss Lansing Rowan, an actress of
the Frawley company, has challenged
Champion Corbett to meet her in sci
entifio sparring contest
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-07-08
Sermon On the Weather.

Dearly beloved-My subject speaks
for itself. 1t never pleases everybody.
Blessed is he who taketh the weather
the Lord provides without profanity or
resort to the beer tlsst superinduces
overperspiration.
have a sneaking idea that Sunday
will be too hot to preach or too fine for
you to come to church. Therefore will
cut this discourse short and take vaca-
ton.
Be good and may the weather have
mercy on your temper. Chicago Post.
Eli Hill, Lumber City, Pa, writes: 81
have been suffering from piles for TWEEN
ty-hve years and thought my case incur
able. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve was
recommended to me as pile cure, so /
bought box and it performed perma-
nent cure" This is only one of thous-
ands of similar cases. Eczema, sores
and skin diseases yield quickly when il
is used. SALE-DAvIs DRUG Co.
A. W. Funderburk, of Buofrd town
ship, n. c., h8S. a mule which sWeats
blood. The nTashiis in seemingly good
condition, but occAAssonally breaks Out
in q most profuse Precipitation o.
blood.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-06-06
Labor in Art.

A magnificent piece of art work
has just been completed by
Messrs. Hoppe Bros. and STEM
enchen, of Atlanta. 1t consists
of bust of Eugene V. Debs, the
greatest of all labor advocates:
The bust is six inches high, and
hte-like in every detail.
Mr.. Frank Voigt, post office
box 50, Atlanta, Ca, has charge
of the sales, the price being fifty
cents, with twenty-f i've cents
extra for mailing. The entire
proceeds will be devoted to
building Labor Temple in At
lanta on the Labor Exchange
plan.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-06-06

work assisted by Mr.. Backmann
of West Superior and Mr.. Baker
of the Saw Mill Mems union of
West Duluth. In speaking of
the work done there Organ
izer Nichols said it was the
most enthusiastic crowd he
ever had the pleasure to adj
dress. Everybody wanted to
join-business men, farmers
and all laboring men from every
craft. Next Sunday, May Z,
D. Mccarthy, president of the
West Duluth Saw Mill Mems
union, will go out to C1oquet
and obligate the members and
take in any new members who
may wish to join. He will be
accompanied by several Du-
luth speakers.
This organization is starting
out under favorable auspices
and is bound to WELD an in
fuence for great good in the
labor movement.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-06-06
Pushing Unionism.
Eveleth, June 1.

Eveleth, June l.
The local union in Eveleth in
connection with the N. M. M. w.
P. U. is progressing very favor
ably under the present conditions,
when we take into consideration
the migratory people who COM
pose this city. They have quite
a large membership, which is in
creasing every week, and some
good workers in the cause OF
labor among them. Robert
Askew the National President is
here at present working among
the boys and we have no doubt
but his work will show an in
creased membership.
Mining matters around this
city are pretty lively, but there is
more than a sufficient supply OF
workers, caused by the men CON-
ing from the other ranges, etc.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-06-06
More R0ck-Pile Candidates.

Bv means of the electric crane
and the electromagnetic, which
were introducedin into this country
and recently exhibited before the
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers, it is claimed that two
men can now do in Is minutes
the same amount OF work which
formerly taxed the strength OF
six men for 90 minutes. It is
found invaluable in working with
pig iron, heavy castings and inn
mense boiler plates.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-06-06
Firemen'S Convention.

The fremen's convention pro-
misses to be one of the best ever
held in the state. The prepara-
tions for entertaining the visitors
are about completed. The fire
laddies will be here in their uni
forms with brightest buttons,
but none will excel the Duluth
boys, the pride of the Duluth
Trades Assembly.
The following is the list of
committees and official program
for the convention:
E. c. little, J. r. Randall T. S: Trevillion,
L. Christensen, John Coventry, w. Buch-
Rebellion teen Tue1sen
Rsnds r. Of te Trevon L.
comstock, F. A. Patrick, +: A: GARRISON,
J. r: Carey Bishop McGolrick, E.: B1nt
Dr.: Robert Forbes, chief John T: Black;
First Assistant Joseph Randall, Second
members of the fire department.
TUESDAY, JUNE 8.
Reception of delegation at fire
department headquarters. Addresses of
welcome by Mayor Truelsen, ex-Mayor
Ray T. Lewis, E. G. Gridley, Judge Page
Morris.
10 a. m-Regular order of business of
convention.
/, 80 D. m.-Excursion on whaleback
steamer Christopher Columbus, from dock
at foot of Fifth avenue west.
p: m-Parade of fire department from
Sixth avenue west to Third avenue east,
on Superior street, and return.
WEDNESDAY,.
9to II a. 1n.-Business session.
10 a. m.-Ladies and visitors will be
shown points of interest of the city by
the reception committee starting from the
Spa1ding hotel
2to6p. m.-Business session.
2.8 D. n-Ladies and visitors will start
from Spa1ding hotel with reception COM
mittee for trip to Lester Park.
73O D. m.-"Chines of Normandy. Dy
Gonzales opera company, at Pavilion,
followed by ball.
THURSDAY.
9to II a. m-Business session.
10 a. m. and 40 p. m.-Stean1er Henrietta
leaves Fifth avenue west for zenith Park,
leaving the park on return trips at $50 and
$50 p. m.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-06-06
does This r1ean a Trip to
Europe

P. M. Arthur was reelected
chief of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers at their con-
vehtion in Ottawa, Wednesday,
bv 2 vote of326 to sc for Haber-
stick, of Wisconsin.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-06-06
The Milwaukee Strike.

the Milwaukee street railway
employees, the Advance of that
city sums up the situation as
follows, and it shows that while
the company will not yield
from the: stand originally taken,
their course is not strewn with
roses by long ways:
"There was no united action
or organization, but first labor
unions, then clubs, lodges and
societies of all kinds, one after
another adopted resolutions
to refrain from riding. Then
boarding house keepers re-
fused to board the "scabs."
The company tried to board the
men, and grocers, butchers and
others refused to sell them
goods, so they had to send to
Chicago for supplies. BARRIERS
refused to shave the new men,
and the whole thing was almost
=: like scene from a comic opera.
! Everybody laughed and en-
joyed the discontinue of the
company. The company made
good fight. It hired men,
women and girls to ride on the
cars-it distributed thousands
of free tickets, but the people
persisted in walking. The Re-
publican politicians at last saw
that it meant political death to
their party, as with very few
honorable exceptions all the
speakers and active workers
with the strikers were Popu-
lists. If an election were to
take place in Milwaukee today
everybody comedies that the
peoples party would carry the
city by at least 10000 majority,
and so the Republican politi-
clans organized committee
which met on Monday, for the
purpose of trying to effect a set
Element. But all efforts were
in vain. The committee of Re-
publicans gave upits efforts and
at the present writing the
struggle has settled down to
one of endurance between the
company ON the one side and
the strikers and citizens on the
other. The strikers are run
ming buses, and the citizens
with very few exceptions ride
in the buses or walk. And 1t
looks as if they propose to keep
it up all summer"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1896-06-06

Saw Till ITEMS Union at Cl0quet.
The saw mill men were or
ganized at Cloquet Sunday,
May "a, with about 200 charter
members. Organizer J. w.
Nichols, of Duluth, done the
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-10-30
y. KEABLE
SALTWATER

LIE ,"Stillwater Messenger" lie
principal organe de cette vile fait
des 6loges tres fatteurs en- ia
veur de notre compatriote Alex
Richard, candidat au poste de-
chevin du premier quarter de Get
te Vile.
M. Ri,hard, dit ce journal, can
didat pour 6chevin est Pun de nos
hommes a'affaires les plus 6nergi
ques ct des plus intelligents de
Saltwater. M. Richard, ajoute il,
81 6lu 6chevln, fera honneur q no
tire Vile.
L'EoHo DE L'OUEsT ofre q no
ire dlstlngue compatriote ses plus
sinceres fluctuations pour les pa
roles tres 6logieuses que lui adres-
sc nn,otre confrAre du saltwater
Messenger"
Nous aimons 3 croire que nos
compatriotes sans distinction de
parti a%ccorderont lsurs SURFACES 3
M. Richard.
Oompatriotes, faites mentir les
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-10-30

Nine Sans Gene, lie plus grand
success de Sardou, sera joue au
NJ tropolitan Opera House, trois
soirs commencant lundi ct q une
matin6 mercredi. La troupe de
Kathryn Kedder ct August Pitou
representera cette magnifque CO.
medic napol6onienne svec les me
mes scenes ct d6cors qu'elle a 6te
r~epr6sent6e q New York.
~.
Robert Mantell I%acteur roman
tique sera au Metropolitan, apres
Nine Sans Gene, commencant jeu-
dl Cd il r%epr6sentera un repertoire
de trois msgnifques pieces: "Les
Freres Corses", de Dumas; "The
Face in the Moonlight" ct "Mon.
bares", roles Cd il demontre, d SOB
avantage, Q talents dams Get art.
II y aura aussi matinee samedi
aux prix populaires de Csc ct 500
Ains1 81 vous voulez vous anu
ser allez au Metropoliton la semai.
ne prochalne.
*
Les S@urs Jumelles Cook ct
leur grande troupe seront au Ly-
oeum Theatre, six soirs ct aux ma
t1D6es de mercredi ct samedi, COM
meneant lundi proclaim. Files re.
pr6senteront la piece immortelle
"Uncle Toms Cabin. Ii y a Gu
beauooup de representations me-
diocres de oatte piece, mails celle-
ci p1omet IN vral success, les ac-
tours qul la repr6senteront Giant
tous comp6tents ct les scenes re.
presentant los alentours Oh Sc
passent les inclaents Giant des
mieux repr6sent6es. Prix lie soir
l5c, Csc ct so, ct aux matin6es
25o settlement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-10-30

La representation de "Trilby''
ae Du Maurier. que l'on vera an
BiJou Ia semaine prochains, com
mencant : 10 matinee de diman-
che 9 gagn6 tous les occurs, ct de-
pulls SO premiere representation q
rempli les theatres. ''Trllby' sera
rendu lei par la c6lAbre troupe de
a. N. Palmer, qui q de beaucoup
augment4 son success q Boston ct
autres grandes villes. Il y aura
matinee mercredi ct samedi.
Ainsi 81 yous voulez passer une
soir6e agreeable allez "a Biiou Ia
semaine prochaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-10-30
MINNEAPOLIS, 80 Oct. 1896
Monsieur z'Editeur

Monsieur pEditeur
Qaoique je sois an chaud parti-
san populiste. vous III accorderez,
je l'espere, un petit espace dams
vos COLONIES, Cd je ferai appel 3
vos lecteurs, particulierement a
mes compatriotes on favour de Ia
candidature du gouverneur
.Clough.
Toutes les centaines d'hommes
qui ont 6te employees par NJ.
.Clough, mont jamais Gu l'occasion
de sen plsindre. Dams toutes cir
constanoes. il s'est montr6 lami
de Pouvrier, on leur payant I'M
bon salaire.
Oh est le malheureux qui a trap.
pc = ga porte sans etre secouru?
N'a-t-il pas gu des centaines de
Canadiens-francals q son emplol
depuls IS ans quill habite Mime
apolls?
3. J'apprend qu'un certain nombre
de r6publicains lui font une oppo
.sition acharn6e, parca que, dissent
lie, N. Clough nest pas orsteur,
&c ne sont pas ces grands %orateurs
oul administrent ]e mieux les af-
fares publiques. Il nousa donne.
me bonnie administration depuis
deux ans, ce qul est une garantie
nous donnera une antrs bon
ne administration.
Uompatrlotes, montrons-nous re-
oonnaissants envers ceux qui ont
'4t6 81 sont nos bienfaiteurs. Son
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-10-30

M4.WE
mauvaises laneues qui 80 plat
sent . dire que les fills du Canada
ne sont pas unis. Nous nous at
tendons done = announcer dams no.
ire proclaim numero la vlctoire
de NJ. Richard.
M. Joseph Lambert 9 etc nom
me membre du grand Jury pour le
terme de novembre de Ia cour d.
district.
LII enfants fr6quentent les
6coIes publiuues
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-10-30
Lafayette Papjneau

L'assembl6e du club Lafayette
Papineau oe dimanche dernler, a
6t6 des plus int6ressante.
L'assistance etalt des plus nom
breuse. LIE gouverneur Clough a
pronoDc6 III discours qui a etc
ecout avec la plus vive attention.
LIE Club cut le plaisir de reoe-
voir la visite de M. Arthur E.. Va
lois, ayocat du consul general anne.
%ricain, 3 Paris.
LIE president Rsinville, pr6senta
M. Valois 3 l'assemblee, qui en-
thousiasma les occurs par un dis
cours eloquent ct patriotiaue.
M. Valois avant de ~laisser Min.
neapolis, q bien voulu donner une
preuve manifesto de son ardent p :
triotisme en- faisant cadeau de
deux magnifques drapeaux fran
gals, Pan au club Lafayette Papl-
neau ct l'autre 3 la ligue R6pu-
.bI1caine ~Franco-Am6rlcaine.
N. Philippe Bigu6 de st Paul,
apres avoir falt quelques remar-
ques tres sens6es, sur les ques-
tons politiques du jour, invita- SEES
compatriotes de- Minneapolis q as
sister . une reunion politique qui
a en- lieu d St-Panl, mardi dernier
Malgr6 I'incl6menoe du temps.
pres ae cent compatrlotes sc rem
dirent q St-Paul, SUI pinvitation
de M. Bigu6.
Disons le de suite, nos compa-
triotas de St-Paul, y brillaient par
lsur abcence, pas plus de Is y
6taient presents.
Hier soir, le Club q en- une au-.
tire reunion an No.4O4 Adams ST,
ct nos eompatriotes de Mlnneapo-
lie ont de nouveau an 10 plaisir
'd'eniendre IN. Valois.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-10-30

RENvFRsEZ LES MURs DE TOUTEs
LES PRISONS DIES tTATs-UN1s EFT
voUs vERREz QUE 50 pour cent des
GEMS A QUI vOUs RENDREZ LA LII
BEBTE sONT DEs DEMoCRATEs.
ToUs LES DEMOCRATEs NE sONT
PAS DIES vOLEURs DE CHEvAUX EFT
DIES AssAssINS, MATS LA GRANDE GE-
NERALITE DEs voLEURs DE CHEvAUX
EFT DIES AssAssINs soNT DIES DEMO
CRATES.
Celia n'empeche pas, aujourd'hui,
que John Lind demande humbl :
ment les votes de cette "g6n6rali-
t6" de voleurss de chevaux ct d'as-
sassins.
C'est le meme John Lind, qui,
en- v6ritable pantin politique quill
est, disait, il va deux ans, dams
un discours pronounce d New Lon
don:
too, would be IN favor Of free
coinage of silver AT SUCH A RATIO
to gold as would secure circulation
of both metals as money.
But as their values are con-
trolled by the laws Of supply and
! demand in commercial world.
which vary more or less all the
time, We would have BUT ONE ME-
TAI circulating as coin, UNLESS
THE OTHER NATIONS WOULD agree
to open their raints to free coinage
at a like ratio.
Est-ce que, par hasard, John
Lind, en- vjrant son capot, subirait
les memes influences que celles
qui, d'apres le st Paul Dispatch
ont pouss6 Chs Towne q op6rer la
meme volte-face politique2
Et dire que c'est pour CT poll
ohineile politique qu'on vous de
mands de voter.
i C'est supplement le comble de
Tandace.
LIE 4 novembre au matin, Lind
pourra Sc randre compte de la po-
pularit6??2 don't il Jouit dams le
Minnesota ct des anjourd'hui nous
disons do lui CONNIE homme. poll
tique::
Rsquiescat IN pace.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-10-30
ST.. JOSEPH, 26 Oct, 1896.
Monsieur yEdaeur:

Monsieur 7 Edsteur:
Sill vous plat, aocordez-moi IN
petit espaoe dane vos COLONIES
pour rectifer les erreurs de votre
correspondent de Ia semaine der
Mere qul signe: "Uu Electsur du
6sme district. Ce correspondent
ne parle qua sur des ION dit" ce
que tout homme juste ne doit pas
faire, meme an politique. MOI, je
lui dirai dune maniere positive
que durant le dernier congress @.
A. Towne, notre repr6sentant &C
tuel au Congress, ma jamais fat de
proposition on motion tendant q
empecher le Congress d'accepter la
statue du P4re Marquette. De
plus IL ma jamals vote en- favour
dune telle motion.
Un certain Linton, du Michigan
a pr6sent6 une motion de ce genre
ct M, Towne q vote contre son
adoption. Oe Linton 6talt alors ct
est encore aujourd'hui un a. r.. "a.
ct IN republican,.
M. g. "a. ToWne 9 vote contre
les subsidies accord6s aux 6coles
.lndiennes catholiques on protes
tantes, sc basant pour celia sur ce
vie,ux principe de jefferson aui
est que "argent prelev6 par la
take publiqne doit etre employs
pour DIES fms publiques." Voir le
congress record pour 1880.
b. a. P1NAULT,
N. d..
5
N. DE La R.-Al Ia Chamb des
Deputies, al Congress de Washing
ton, PhlYer dernier, on discuta lie
projet de loi, relatif aux Inlistitu,-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-10-30
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de rOuesthas q larger
circulation than any French paper
,nblished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
xam,ne our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantlate
this by proper certificates from
tha snnerintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-10-30

Q0 Cu6ElG 0t AuA
accord6es pour le maintien des
ildiennes.
En- 1872, sous decentralization
de Grana, aim de pouvoir prsndre
les moyens les plus eficaces pour
eyeng6liser ct civiliser les'Indiens,
le congress propose une soumission
aux differences denominations re-
llgieuses pour reimbursement ct
le maintien des 6coles parmi les
Indiens, propositions qu1 furent, en-
grands partle, accord6es au clerge
catholique; une seule fat accord6e
q une institution 9plco palienne.
Oette opposition des subsidies
aux 6coles indiennes 6manait de /.
soci6te infecte des A. Z. A. Atm
de mieux faire comprendre, 3 no
lecteurs importance de cette sub
vention, nous publions ci-desso; rs
un extrait du discours de M. Hen
derson (republiealn) de rIoWa,
pronounce lors de cette discussion:
Isl j'etais catholique, ct je ne L
suis pas; 81 j'appartenais Ala. 7.
A., ct je ny appsrtlens pas. 81 lis
foudres du vatican, l'inquislt'ots
DE- spagne on les oabales de MIN
porte quelle soc,6t6 secr6te es-
saya1ent de me fare fermer les ie
vres, je p%arlerais quand meme =
ferais ce que considere comm
mon devolr de faira."
Acknowledgement offert par le de
put6 ce Nebrasea, frappe dun gan
telet d. FIR, les pauvres orphelins
ct insulte oos institutions b6nie
de Dieu, qui pr.nnent soin de ces
patits enfsnts."
"D6put6s au congress AMERICAN,
ouand le vols IN enfant abandon
n6 gisant sur lie sol ct qu'une fem
me la ramasse ct en- prend solp,
Diau me garde de considerer s
ellie est, cathol1qae on mahometa
ne, ct 81 en- agissant ainsi, ellie
ob6it 3 la oroix GU an o%roissant.'
"En sanctlonnant son acte dc
charit6, ie n'ob6ls 4 aucun senti
ment implant6 dams mon coeur.
scit par un pretre, soft par une go
ci6te secrete j'ob6is d IN senti'
ment do 3 mon Oreateur ct a ms
mere"
Pressure tous les membret
au Congress du Mime.
sofa, 4 Exception de M
Eddy, du 7eme District congrss
sionnel, ont vote contre les subsi
des aux Ecoles Indiennes.
L'ECHo DE L'OUEsT q lieu d.
croire que les 6lecreurs da 70 dis
trict tiendront compte DIS vue'
larges de M. Eddy, leur d6put6 q,
Oopgree.
LIE d6bat relatif au placemen
de la statue de Marquette q Wash
ington, ma pas Gu lieu q Ia Cham
bre des Deputies msis bien an Sc
nat. Done, NJ. Towne ma pn vote
contre l'acceptation de la dite sta
the.
Mais on reproche q M. Towne
d'avoir pr6sente plusieurs petit
lions au Congress 6manant dss A
LIP. a., soci6t6 antl-am6ricaine 9
! anti-cnr6tienne, contre lie place
ment de la statue du Pore Mar
quette a Washington, statue offer
to par IEtat du Wisconsin.
En- faisant ces remarques, notr'
distlngue correspondent voudr'
bien croire que nous ne somme'
pas anime de l'esprit de part
car nous copstatons avec regret
que pressure tous les deputies re
publioains du Minnesota au con
gres, q Exception de NJ. Eddy
snt agi sous Influence des A. T
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-10-30
PETITE cHRoNIQUE
LIE Bazaar DE 1896
UNE RETRAITE
DERNIER EFFORT POL1TIQUE
DULUTH, MINI, Is Oct. 1896
UNE RETRAITE

lie bazaar de Ifglise St-Jean
Baptiste de Duluth, commence le
ID octobre, s'est termin6 le FL. Les
Danes patronnesses s'etaient don
ne beaucoup de peine pour en-
faire I'm success sous tous les rap
ports ct leur peine a etc couron
nee dun success inattendu, consi-
derant les temps diffciles par les
quels nous passons-
On g. realise 400 dollars, ct CO
chiffre sera quelque peu augmen-
is. car les recettes ne sont pas en-
core toutes rentrees, au moment
Oh j'6cris ces lignes,
C'est un beau success ct M. lie
cure L. c.. Grandchamp. les Da-
mes patronnesses, tous sont salts
fats du resultat obtenu Aussl OF
frent-ils de grand occur leurs sin
ceres remerciements q tous ceux
ou1 ont aide, de quelque maniere
que CO soft, au bazaar canadien-
francois de 1896 Merci q ceux
don't le occur est grand, mais don't
helas! la bourse est 81 petite, ct
aui sans hester apporterent gale
ment leur humble obole, 81 preci-
euse au Grand Dleu! Merci q ceux
qui plus favor1s6s de la fortune
donnerent 81 g6nereusementl
Grand merci q tous!
M. le cure Grandchamp, au
prone, a remerci6 tous ceux qui
ont contribute au success du bazaar;
sachant que 'lEcho de pOuest" a
DIES centaines d'abonnes a Duluth
il ma prize d'ofrir aussi 9 re-
merciements du hout des COLONIES
du journal. lu dun 81 grand nom
bre de families au Nord-O Quest;
c'est done co que je fails, ct avec
plaisir. Merci a tous ces mobiles
occurs qui 81 lib6ralement aide
rent au bazaar. L'6glise st. jean
Baptiste 6tait un peu dams le be
soin.... il n. TAFT plus de temps
difc1les pour les eanadiens fran
Gals de Duluth, ct lis sont les ma
mes partout.
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M. le cure Z. J Grandchamp
part la semaine prochaine pour
Minnep lis; il colt y rencontrer
le P. Alexis de lordre DIES capu-
Gins ct le prier de venir q Duluth
y pr6cher une retraite. Ayant de
mand6 81 cette retraite ne serait
que pour les argentistes, M. lie gu
re Grandchamp me repondit de
suite que certainement les argen-
tistes en- avaient grand besoin,
mails qu'elle serait pour tous;
quill ne voya1t pas ceux
qui pouvaient sen dlspen-
ser. Ainsi argentistes, parti-
sans de Tor. qul que vous soyez
faites la retraite. AIlez entendre
le P. Alexis, qui est un pr6dica-
teur distingu6; allez repcser votre
esprit de tant de fada1ses debit6e
a folsom pendant cette campagne
electorate. Apres avoir pens6 q
l'affaire de vos candidats, pensez
maintenant q l'affaire de votre sa-
Tut, qui en- vault tout autant la pei
mes. QUEEN dites -vous?
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Dams "l'Echo de lOuest" TAI
invite nos freres e6par6s, les ar
g%entistes, q venir visitor les somp
tueux appartements du French
American Souna Money and Pro-
lection Club" Or plusleurs ar
gentistes mont fat des reproches,
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gial, d'Elocution ct Oratoire.
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me, St6pographie ct "Typewri
ting, Conservatoire de Musique.
A commence son Treizi6me ter
me LEI Septembre, 1896.
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Pension $l.75
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mimi,

le 70 Dot. 1896.
Monsieur l'Editeur
Nos compatrlotes de Grand Ra-
pids ont montr6 leur patrlotlsme
en- 6tablissant lei, la semalne der.
Mere le Franco-American Sound.
Money elnb qul aujourd'hui comp
to S. membres, tous yoteurs.
Notre sale tres blen arrang6e.