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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-26
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-26

"The Woman in Black, titre
du nouveau drame Cert par Fl
Grattan Donnely pour M. jacob
Lift, sera au Bijou la semaine
prochaine. O'est an drame roman.
tique r~epr6sentant awe d New
York ct rauteur dit svoir essaye
de repr6senter aussi oorreotement
que possible, la vie dams pertains
quartiiers de la grande m6tropo-
lie.
Les scenes out etc prises de
photographers des Localities popu-
laires de New.York, La scene qui
est particuliArement frappante It
lnt6ressante est oelle Oh l'on volt
la So Avenue ct Broadway pres de
la Hofmand House,.
M. Lift a 6quip6 "The Woman
in Black de megnlfques d6cors
ct la troupe qui represente oe dra-
est une des plus fortes qul
soient en- route avec o. genre de
representation.
~.
Ben Hendricks. com6dlen bien
connu rencontre lie meilleur sue
cos dams le principal role de la
piece anglo. su6doise Ole Olson.
lie champion des blcyclistes
su6dois fait aussi partie de cette
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-26

II leur a rer6t6 les aveux fats q
la police.
En- entendant LIS aveux de SOD
fills, la mere 6clata Ell ssnglots.
Avant de partir ellie Ia embras
s6 ct murmur6 q SIS oreilles quel-
ques paroles a voix basse.
La pauvre mere s'est 6vanouie
en- quittant son fills.
Lorsque la mere du prisonnier
demsnda1t q oelui-ol pourquoi il
await tue son oncle, il a r6pondu:
-"Paroe que ma tante voulai'
se marier avec moi, ct ellie ma
dit que lorsque son mari seralt
mort, il ny aurait plus aucun em.
pechement q co marriage"
C'est Ia la r6ponse que Guille
main a fate d ga mere.
La mere ct lie fila ont alors eau
s6 Engagement du crime. Guile
main a af6rm6 quill n'avalt pas
tue son oncle pour lie voler. "Ma
tante, ajoute-t il, m'avait dit de
profiter de la premiere occasion de
ne PAS m'occuper que mon oncie
cut de i'argent on non. LIE jour
du meurtre, ellie me- dit gull por-
TAFT d'ordinslre son porte monnale
dams une poohe i%nterieure. En- et-
fet, le porte-monnaie sly trouvalt.
II c~ontenait $2l4.
Apres la sortie des parents, l'ot-
fcier Dacharme a demands en-
presence du chef de police Har.
mon sill await fait ga confession de
son propre movement.
10 uj." a r6pondu Guillemaln.
-"D6sirez-vous.. changer quel-
que chose q oe que vous avez de-
clare au sujet de vos relations
aveo votre tante?" demanda en-.
core M. Daoharme.
Mon, r6pondit l'acoust.
-"De quel genre 6tait lie baton
aveo leauei vous avez frapp6 votre
oncle?"
-"Je ne sails pas; j'6tais dams
un 6tat d'6bri6te avanc6 ct je mai
rien remarqu6."
Guillemain raconte encore quill
a achet6 son billet de retour a
Biddeford avec $2.57 en- argent
canadlen ct ia balance en- argent
AMERICAN que ga tanta lui q pro-
cure.
Guillema1n dit que 50 tante a 6t6
pendant trois ans atteinte d'alle-
nation mentale. Ellie nest reve-
nue. a ellie quill y a deux ans
Une d6peohe sp6clsle annonce
que Ouillemain a consentl de ve-
MIR toute de suite On Canada, il
ny a que son avooat, M. Tardlvel,
chi veuille 6puiser les procedures
d'extradition.
LIE prisonnier diminue de poids
dune maniere sensible. II est pa
lie ct abRttu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-26
lie Dram6 de
St Lib0ire
On BILLET DE 3ANQUE TAoHE DE
SANG.

On ne croft pas q la complioite
de Nine Laplapte- dsns Is meurtre
de son mari; on ne croft pas non
plus 4 la oompiloit6 do T6treault,
que le meurtrler q aussi d6signe
CONNIE ayant etc son complete.
T6trault ME aussi 6nergique.
ment que Nine Laplante r'aoousa.
ton port6e contre la1 par Guile.
main.
Les reoh erohes faitss 4 o do
mioile mont rien fait d6couvrir
qui puisse justifer lie molndre
soupeon.
Lorsque le prisonnier Guile
main arriva d st Liboire on lie
mettra en- presence de deux per
sonnes quill accuse de conplicite.
LIE substitut Blanchet ct le d6teo.
tiV5 Lambert ont fait la visite do
mlcilaire chez T6trault.
Ills oLt vislt6 d'abord la cham
bre q ooucher. Ills ont ouvert une
valise dams I'm compartment de
laquelle ills out w deux billets de
banqua. lis onc aussi d6oouvert
IN poltefeullle parmi des gu6nil-
les. ! ! ooAtenait un billet de $40
ct trois billets de SIS de la Banque
des Cantons dc | Est. La balance
c%onsistait en- billets de ST. ct So.
don't quelques uns 6ta1ent de la
nouvells emission du gouverne-
ment. La somme totale de oes bill
let sleeve q peu pres 3 $40. U
pris tout le contenu de la vaIise
Examinant advancement ce b1l
let's a la Charts de la lampe, lie de
tective Lambert remarqua une ia
che rouge sur Fun d'eux. L'anxi-
6t6 du polioier etait CONNIE bien
l'on pense, tres vive, car Ion go
rappelle que le jour du crime La
await, grace q son pere, re-
tire deux cents dollars de la Ban
que DIES Cantons de yEst, ct qua
pres la decouverte du oadavre, Ron
constata quill restait 4 peine IN
dams les poches de ses vete-
ments. A premiere vue il a etc i'm
possible au detective Lambert de
voir 81 cette tache await 6t6 fate
avec da sang. II sc peut quo lie
billet en- question ait etc mscul6
par an commits de banque, an
moyen dun crayon on d'ancre de
,ouleur rouge. Ii ny await auoune
sutre traca de meme nature sus-
peote sur les autres billets.
Tous les habits qu'on a trouv6s
lans cette chambre ont etc soumis
. l'examen, mails on ma rien CONS
ate qui puisse mortimer rs
Personne q ST Llboire, ne croft
|. Ia compllclte de Nine Lapla ute
N de NJ. T6trault.
lie meurtrler .Guillemain q en- la
,isite: de bes parents. La scene
TAFT d6ohlrante.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-26
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de pOuest has q larger
circulation than any French paper
nublished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine u subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantlate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-26

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOMMES on
OFemmes acfifs ct de confance pour voyager,
pour un Establishment responsible, dams le Min.
nesota. Salalre $1,000 par mois ct depenses. Stu
loppe avec votre adresse ecrite par vous-meme,
The Dominion Company, Dept. 2 Chicago.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-26
ERREUR F.!

Ce nest pas sans SQUIRE, Je Ia
voue, que je trouve la T1r'16 de
Paris a6coree, dams lFcHo du ~
octobre, du tltre pompeux de
"principal organe des catalogues
de France.
Celia est une crosse erreur gull
fault rayer de ses papiers. La
T6riit& ma nj les sllures nj lie role
ou'on lui dome. Ellie ne Jouit
point de Influence qu'on lui pre-.
te. Les vrais catalogues ne la Ii
sent guere, ct volci pourquoi:
Ellie est refractaire ct celia dit
tout. Ellie fat de la politique obi
que ct s'oppose, nettement ct car
r6ment, aux directions 81 clair
voyantes ct 81 sages de Leon XIII.
Quand le Pape dit aux cetholi-
ques Franca1s: "Pour le moment
ct dams les circumstances aotuelles,
il yous convent de vous abstenlr
de toute opposition constitution
nellie; il faut vous unir ct recon-
na1tre Ia forme de gouvernement
que lie pays s'est donn6e. ST vous
avez DIES appearances ou des illu-
sions de royaut6 on d'empire
ajournez-en la realisation de bon
coeur. La France se meurt d'irr6-
iigion: IL fault la SAWYER a tout
prix. Pour celia oessez toute guer-
re- d la R6publique: puriiez-la,
nettoyez-la celia est votre devoir;
mails montez dams le train pour la
dirjger!'
Et la T6ri6 repond: "Non, moi
je suis royallste, ct je veux mon
roi des demain matin. Je ne re
connais pas au Pape le droit de
s'ing6rer dams nos affalres polit1.
ques".
Or, celia est-ce etre catholique?
Qui m6prise lie Pane, m6prise Je-
sus-Christ. Qul d6sobeit au Pape,
d6sob6lt q Dleu meme.
LIE Pape possede les lumieres
den haut pour conduire les peu-
pies au ealut. II a lie droit, lie de-
voir ae leur montrer p6toile dams
la tempete. Son pouvolr sur les
gouvernements humans nest
qu'indireot, je laccorde; mails il
est reel ct on dot sly soumettre.
Au surplus, qua done dit Leon
XIII?
Voici CO que j'ecrivais a CO pro-
pos dams lie Conrrier de ZOuest du
% Aont 1896: je ne saurais mieux
m'exprlmer aujourd'huil
Je rapporte la parole du Pape:
"Dsns l'int6ret supreme do la re-
llgion ct des ames, vous devez
laisser de cote, en- la regardant
CONNIE tranch6e De fait pour un
temps lndetermine, la queation de
gouvernement, pour vous unir en-
tire vous ct sveo tous les hommes
honnetes, ct, grace q oette union,
appliquer tous o Efforts 3 fare
regner en- France la vraie Justice
ct la vrale libert6 dams pordre reli
gieux, l'ordle politique ct lordre
social"
Or, o'est &c que la V6rit6 ne
veut pas entendre. Ellie veut IN
roi.
Mails de bonnie fol, quand Tau
r~s-t-elle! La France ma plus de
sentiments monarchiques: ellie est
republicalne. Toute tentative de
restauratlon 6chouerait piteuse-
ment: Dams une henre de crise lie
pays aurait plut0t recours q IN
sabre qua an roi ct elors CO serait
la di,tature, le despotisme, IN o.
q quelconque, peat-etre IN Bou-
LANCER.
Mieux vaut done traveller q
faire une R6publique honne:e ct
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-26
MINNEAPOLIS DRY GOODS CO.
lie Magasiu le plus Achaland6 de la Vile contin 1e q ofrir des
.Barg aims Exceptionnels. Nous demons lei quelques prix.
ous-vetements

Oalecons Suisse q cote pour da-
mes, pas de chemises, SOC chaoun,
au lieu de 90c, lie prix rsguller,
Chemisss ct Calecons, 800 chacun,
lis sc yendaient SOC chacun.
Chemises ct Calecons on laine
~naturelle GU poll de chameau, les
m6mes Sc vendent a;lleurs ST. Is
Ie vehement complet. MOTTO prix
81 le vehement complet.
Chemises ct Calecons pour HON
mes, en- laine ouat6e, coutures sur
flees, 6pais ct chaud, un aussi
bon vehement que ceux vendus
ailleurs ordinalrement q Use, no.
tire trix SOC.
Calecons ct Chemises pour en-
fants, en- Jersey q c0tes, grandeurs
l8 q "a, q l8c pour grand ur Is.
augmentation de &c pour chaque
numero audessus de Is
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-26

Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
10 responsible.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-26
Crandes VaIeurs
en,SOie

~
Sole no1re Sarah, rs pouces ds
large considers bon march6 par
tout q 69c la verge, 200 verges en-
vente a soc
Sole noire FallIe, "a pouces de
large, qualit6 r6gulier de 81, en-
vente pour $50
Nous continueront la vente de
soies de fantastic. votre choix de
20 dessins q 48c la verge au lieu
de IS, lie prix r6gulier.
coKsETs
Stocks non-complets de corsets
pour Danes ct Enfants vendus q
moitl6 Prix.
Grandeurs de corsets Is. 20, "a,
5, 81, 20 ct 30
Grandeurs pour Danes rs, %, 30
Grandeurs pour Enfants, l8, 10
ct 20
Tous a Csc chaque au lieu de
SOC le pr1x r6gulier.
Corsets pour Danes grandeurs
Is, 10, 20, 27, %, 29 ct 30.
A SOC au lieu de $l.0O le prix
[regulier. ,
Cotonade de CouIeur
Deux1eme pIancher jusqu'apres
Noel
100 pieces de Cotton Merrlmack
nouvelle mode d'hiver, a 43o Ia Y.
{ Guingham Lancaster sc la vge
SO fera toujours lie plus grand
es les pratiques qui s'adresseront q
lui rendre visite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-26
Normal de Minneapolis
ct lnstitut d'Affaires

DIX D1rA8GEMENTs-Cours prs
patarc ira, Normal Primaire, CDura
Pr5paratoirs Uniyers1taire, Collie.
gial, d'Elocution ct Oratoire
Beauk-Arts, Art Special de Plu,
me, St6nographie ct "Typewri.
ting, Conservation, de MusiqueS
L'6cole commence le 6 Sept 81
Proclaim terme commence Nov lie
Les 6l6ves peuvent commencer q
n'importe quel temps ct choisir
leurs Guides.
instruction ct pension meilleur
marche que dams n'importe quelle
autre 6cole du Nord-O Quest.
Envoyez pour catalogue.
p. j. Christensen, Principal.
Coin Franklin ct Bloomington Ave. Su
MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-26

Toutes lettres, correspondances
etc., doivent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-26

L'ECHo DE- L'OUBsT nest pas respon
able des id6es CT opinions emlses par
correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-26
BAS.

Bas pour Danes en- no1r so!ide,
ouat6s, semelles doubles ct talons
ct bouts hauts q l23c la paire
Bas pour Danes import6s, &C.
melles doubles, lmport6s pour
vendre SOC is seront en- vente
pour 25c la paire>
Les meilleurs v,leurs en- bas de
jaime noire a 25c la paire des deux
v lilies.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-11-26

PAUL e: ROY, Commits Canadien, SO fera toujours le plus grand
plaisir de servr honnetement toutes les pratiques qui sadresseront 4
lui II les solicte cordialement q lui rendre viGte.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-12
FACTS or INTEREST.

The mex Chinese mint a; Canton coinst.
mere than 1900. 900 fo-cent pieces last
year.
A New Hartford. Conn. man cne day
recently set over LEO tobacco plants. ard
tina next morning found that the cut
worms had destroyed every plant hut enc
over night.
A ring set wfth diamonds and pearls,
which was lost tn = Care May hotel r
year 80. has tust been found Ia the recep-
-acle az the eoit 81 : lock on bedroom
door. where Il fs supposed "a have been
placed by one OF the small children II tie
loser.
Recent statistics s,1ow that the English
,isFzsn's heaviest BILL sfter food. rent.
clothing ara drink Ia his gas Bill Eng
;sus paws 500 80 go a scar 20 ghe gas
s,auaaanis.s. ard II Is calculated that rl.e
gas companies realize profit Of s.. 1.e-
90 a year,
A au:nber os TIE rich Greek merchants
N TAsssa1y recently asd 10 the mount
aims In order 10 escape the rapac4ty Of
the TnrxS. Il didn't 30 them any good.
however fer they We're seized and p5l-
LACED by Grees hafgzn6s. except a feE q
them. sho managed 10 escape 10 the TGE-
kish army.
TIE report 81 ire state geo5ogist u In
Es3,@& SyF TIE k3&f year ssEssllNtr we 2a4f-
ure q natural gas in the near future The
territory that non produces natural gas
includes q rsEtcr o. about > ssst Ss@ square
miles. and no raw discoveries have been
Fra6a or ara mow likely 10 o. made A
decrease IN the pressure was first notice
able IN iSS. ard II is still diminishing.
TIE Hospital Guarantee Association. q
s.. Louss 9ust formed insu-es against
sickness. Ipcn PAYMENT 30 s-sas.
srsorthIy sarn ggzrautae Is gwen 20 pay
expenses Il case - Illness. and give Ger
tslr per 6is-a ss wall There IS 20 BE- 10
regular hospital institution with a ss.s
o. medical attendants bat subscribers nazt
choose their cwn Physicians or - sent
- any hospital az the expense OF fae as
ISOLATION
CIst q 80 pupils IN IKE grammar schools
o. Cateaso who attained a certain par
centage % efficiency. Only tS~zsy Eve
were eoys- tbs soala Indicate THAI air 4
are aAos4: four ;trses a. bright a. boys.
II Is hsvsi 10 understand These things Ard
TO stEa-ssteD Up tho roses Of he-edi.y. II
Is, ss believe a. accepted rule that boys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-12

Tire vartaos naeswump newspapers 81
tae Unlfesa States have Always arrogaiea
SD Themselves the position q espeesai
guardians q. tse elya service. charged
,elsA tae peculiar datx - see saat tseye
are re evAssoas AZ ire existing }ASs ca
sae sassect Of competitive examinations.
and that ne rcsr0s7aae STEPS ac taken ia
thc extension - sas rules.
TAese NEWSPAPERS aar7aS TIE arst iew
weeks a. President Mek}oi@Y's sdniais-
.rAtAeu BAD cees~fanst spssrcs - Ats.russ
aurgns wh}en tsey protested grave sears
taag sAe sposis system was e ~ re-essae-
usnea. ard that MF Msklasey wGgid aos
- as s. zsasAss an sphoSsvr * The So
called rnerss SYSTEM as vas the great hug
Nwnap saal M Cleveland. II certainly
zsust BE asussssss sszs tAsr- rae beer a
decided contrast IN sh- methods O. re
ne press1zgsS. AID even from the snug
wusne ssaa3< -. me contrast Is noss EN-
paatseais In Eaver 81 TIRE new rressteEs-
Daring Mr.. Claxcl&aG's NC terms q:
esrsee. ~ sSt-a4ea re sEva service rules
- cover great ros;ssa 81 tAs pehlsS ser
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-12

A sensational eispatct has been puh-
isssssa by scsns Easssrws papers 70 the e.
sees thai tbs tawn u overrzan wish p~o-
pie wsIkfrx ere streets wsshcat a.y place
TO sleep This 10 absolutely untrue IRE
hotels are crowded. bat they hare al es-
fastsshess auxsIiar5es and there are psenfY
% reputable soardt1g houses 10. these
who prefer fh.r-
IL Is also xsass75 sfxs ..fSe TgnAeysosn
flssrfes " In full blast and snags ana
thieves have fzxer fuH possession Of the
city, This Is ROT only untrue. hDt sb-
S<rss- There have been na robhsrlss nor
assaults. ard gae Tsnder.osn district. az
II n called. TWO or shre~ bloexs 10 which
rte houses Of rassic resort are confined
In a. safe for pedessraius ard as orderly
an Sixth avenue In New YORK II IN re-
note from the bussness aud Residence pa r.
o. Seattle and nobody need sc into II
or near II unlsxs be wants 20.
There = a spEsE<sidiy disciplined police
force. which was augmented By two or
farse rnsn for tsa4 purpose Of better rega-
aating the wagon fraffe a. tbs doc rs. ard
20 keep watch upon the immense asass.s-
ties os goods y4isd ag awaiting shipment,
but tho FIRST case OF robbery or Of assault
has yet 10 10 reported. Suspicious char
act@rx az. warned OUT OF town. but thfx
has noE napreEsd more frequently than
ia ordinary tInses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-12
NOTABLE PEOPLE.

Gideon Granger Galloway. who Is nov IL.
Chicago. Is the oldest cornpcsitor IN the
world. and began 10 set type in IL; Re
has owned newspapers in Ohio. Illinois.
Iowa and Missouri.
The earliest living graduate of Harvard
ID Samuel Ward Chandler. Ut Philadelphia.
who was graduated in the class OF u DR..
william I. Russell. Of Barre. Mas. now
uate in point of age
The Rev. DR.. s. .. Mcconnell, rector Of
the Episcopal Church OF the Holy Trinity.
Brooklyn. VIII spend the months Of July
fishing and he wifi no doubt. follow his
annual custom Of taking a trip during va
cation time to the North woods
Senator Chandler says that in these
three sentences IS bound UP pretty nearly
an the philosophy man needs in life:
Fuifiil existing promises before. making
new promises. Pay your own debts be-
enable them 70 pay their debts Bear
Your Own burdens first after that try 10
help carry those Of other people"
Mrs. Mary E Wilcox. who has been In
the government service for fifteen years.
has resigned her place in the Office OF the
auditor of the postoffice department on
account OF age and feeble health. She is
now over % years old. having been born
Jackson's administration. She has many
interesting souvenirs Of her friendship
with the hero Of New Orleans and Of her
early days in the White House. when he
was president.
T. F. Silleck says that on one of his hol-
iday excursions he visited Mount Vernon.
and there, in the grounds. he came upon
. middie-axed lady kneeling before a
building at some distance from the mCrlu-
msnI. She was bathed in tears. Mr.. Sill
ieck walked up TO her and asked If she
we're In trouble. mo. sir" said sne.
thank you very much. ! am not IN ,rou-
bic. but my patriotic feelings overcome ne
when I gaze upon the tomb Of the Father
OF His Country" IT quite understand -
said Mr.. SiIleek. gently. but. my dear
madam, you have made q mistake. This
is not the tomb of Washington. I: ID over
yonder. This Is the icehouse."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-12
Advice to Klondfke Tourists.


An esteemed contemporary which warns
travellers to the Kiondike TO beware OF the
deadly effects OF frost-bites recalls the Me-
cessity for some more special advice OF
the same kind While a great many sug-
gestions have been thrown out lately. the
people giving the counsels have neglected
important particulars.
Klcndike travellers. for instance, should
sterniy refuse to start forth without their
winter nannels. II is extremely draughty
north Of juneau. Eat nothing but food.
Take q pair OF snowshoes along and at
tach them TO your feet; the effort to wear
sGowshoes elsewhere has never been sue
cessfui You need not take steam der
rick and crane. the ordinary gold nuggets
being small enough to be conveyed easily
by mule teams Remember. il Is the
height OF folly to choose glacier as the
place on which TO execute clog dance.
Wool and fur are preferable, on the
whole, TO seersucker and eheesecioth for
wearing apparel II Is well TO hide po-
tatoes or other articles Of food in cans OF
gold dust. where no one will think o!
looking for valuables-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-12
CouxriN. TuE CosT.

Now thai the n@w prosperity has CON-
menced. and II Is certain that the long
continued depression has ended there IL
. fair opportunity 80 look Back and COM
ppf~ cha actual laz. which fhs country
sustained h reason Of the hard times
which followed upen The Inauguration OF
the last Democratic president. sna con
tlnued throa.hosi; hia entire tesaa
Thc American EconanIss hss compiled
an elaborate estimate OF she actual csst
10 the eountry 81 the ''sarig reform
experiment. II ands ghat the total
volume Of business Of the caansry
as measured by bs bAuk ciearanee<
shr,ssk at the rate Of ngsesu and os4g.- half
blliioGs'ef dellsfs a wear wilbEn two yssrs
sfssr The Democrats tsytr hu was
ADOPTED SAYS ths Eeonauisgs "Ia gAe
,ear is>S car loss Of easlav~s has besu
alrae<s sii esa 80 ~. a. compared elth
,se In 1886 the less MAS aNo45 s. gsa tse d.
eea. Ia ,sa Il WAS nsarr than s; 5ee gso 2ssa
SO that since the Repuai!can A3usinssyss>
sian ,s tae rnlloA States onasr President
Harrison. snd dar1nk me IeneeTaft, a8~
lfetsfAA+k tf*2ff NA AtF AtsAAf@' s1shtF tsEstkfk
pteAaen, Cleveland sh*re hss eeya 6 So
sal ssss of business as eoneaxea vg1h lS74
azsgekssng ire eaassscus esaas ~ So gssa .
eea ee"
IN gass ceanecsiaa s2ie Eeoaesul~s rasse~
su suteye>.lns ana Instructive laleras-
ssorai eeBsIstfsson- l. publishes iu saF-
anel columns the eanS eicarless Ter Lea
aen and New York fer tAe Years 1Se -
iSss. snclaszlvS. Fretu ghsS tsbls 81 appears
sesi sn lsss the hank eie&vlnss e London
msFe Ssl 90 ~ SO. teose - Ns~ yofk,
81. ee. eaee.e IN Sss shv figures were
asnssSs exssS1y vgg&i; eus IN 1s>s she var
ef sac psssase q tha German S-ilses.
s,sls. me suieslcsn cay scu seee go 40
behind. IA iss s. ges.s $50 aoa aae IN lS< s.
esSs ass epe,
gs,sre could hardy NJ asore ssyiSlssS
Illustration Ct :iae sre,a 81 shs claim that
sAe real essess CT I-essSea@sle sa.ss reterzsa.