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Sam Hart, one of the luckiest mel
ever born, started lis Lo Sc John p. ane
bet on him very heavy, but poor star
spoiled his chances. He may 60 to Baiti
more TO race.
Old FIippen had good day, as h,
won well ON Great Bear, Park Siup,
Sparkle and Sister Ida. 1t is said the
good natuIed Nirginian is buying his
apple jack by the hogshead now while
he is winning.
Harry Shannon and Billy Lynch
thorght they had the third race won
with Prince Potomas, Never mind, get
even on Heck, .jr., today.
Eddie Ellis had Il good day, as he won
heavily on Park Slope and bet it all back
on his mount, \. b. Dade, in the last
race. He says as they turned into the
stretch he could see diamonds in the
air.
john bWycr had good bet on Lul-
wlgnlte, but the forlner jockey for Nc
Cormick is in tough llck since he was
wrongcd by being ruled off
Bennie Lyons liked Sister Ida but got
tauntcd off and played John p. Never
mind; get even on !icvE .|r. and Mon
roe Doctrine today.
Dink Davis played PROMPT to the cx-
tent OF $500. lie is good iprHr just now.
Jockey Patton rode Il good race on
Sparkle, as lie kept a strong hold Of her
head, which means Il great deal in the
going.
Frank Hayes and Charlie Thomas
have great time looking over the crowd
as they come in the gate. Every nice
girl who makes her appearance is claimed
by both, but before they are over the ar
gument Danny Baiver has them both
beat. That winning smile of his works
like a charm. You see that is the disad-
vantage of only having the small window
to make googoo eyes out Of
Nose Gains had u sweller down on
Sister Ida. By the way, has your English
valet arrived yet. | suppose this damp
weather takes the crease out OF your
trousers. Too bad you have your trou-
bcs.
Well, Hope wasn't left at the post yes
[erday, but he might as well have been;
he ran like a fat man. guess he is one
of those morning glories.
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HISTORY.

Popular belief associates the
"king's EviI'' with blood poi
soning ard it is interesting te
here review the history of thi:
impression. The Kings xvi
first appears in History just prior
to the Twelfth Century When
Edward the Conqueror imagined
he possessed the miraculous gift
Of curing certain diseases by the
simple touch and by pronouncil 6
a few sacred words. After the
example of Edward, the King OF
France, became celebrated for
the skill with which they cured
scrof,la, goitre, ETC., by his pro-
cess. Scrof1la then became uni
versally known as the King
Evil and is to-day sometimes al
luded to by that name. Such a
method of cure has been claimed
to be the peculiar attribute of the
sovereigns of England and
France, brt history does not SAIL
tion this, for it appears to have
been not unfrequently employed
in Scandinavia, and to have been
derived from the mystical prac-
tices of the Divide in curing dis
ease. The exact words used for
the cure of, Scrofula by the
French Kings were:-"Le roi te
touche, Dieu te guerisse.'
In this enlightened age no.
body would be silly enough to
trust a case Of Scrofula to a King
or his words unless it happened
that the King aforesaid, had a
diploma or two from medical
colleges Of good repute. At this
writing none of the Kings in our
circle of acquaintance have taken
up the study OF medicine and we
suggest that every man,
woman and child suffering from
this dreadful disease send fifty
cents to Dr.. Jonathan G. Tru-
man, Lemon City, Fla, for a
bottle of "Marvelo.' There is
but one cure for the Kings Evil
for Scrofula and that one
cure is Marvelo. This marvel
Gus preparation can only be OBJ
tained Of DR. Jonathan G. Tru-
man, Lemon City, Fla.
NorE-Ihc Historical information con-
aimed in these advertisements will be
onnd to be absolutely accurate and stu
tents Of history will do well to preserve
hem for future use
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How to Start a Factory
Is the subject Of a prize com
position that will appear in the
SEASIDE VISITOR

socn; and will suggest the best
articles that can be manufactured
in small country towns with
small capital; how to begin their
manufacture and the best method
to establish such a business
The publishers Of the SEASIDE
VISITOR, alright, spark ling and
entertaining monthly, have Of
tered prizes for three best COM
positions on that subject, aud
the three best articles contrib
uted will be published.
TO INTRODUCE the SEA-
SIDE VISITOR into 100, 900 homes
it will be sent four months free
to every person that will send
four one cent stamps to pay eN-
pense.
ADVERTISERS will find
the SEASIDE VISITOR a first class
advertising medium, and should
send a t1ia ad. \ four or five
line ad will be inserted at the
rate of ONE CENT A WORD for
each insertion. Address,
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4 Big Pottery Combine.

TRENTov. N.,J., Jan. l4.--lt is rlmGrcd
here that svndiratc Of New York rapi-
talists has secured an option ON about 90
per cent. OF the general ware pnttcrirs in
this city and Fast Livcrpool. Ohio, the
two principal pottery centres of he co,1rl-
try. At several Of the pottcrics in this
city information was refused. William
Burgess, whom the rllmor has as the
representative Of the potters in the ncgo-
tiations, is in New York and could not
be seen
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FOOT BILL.

Rulnors to the effect that Trainer Jack
McMastcrs was responsible 10. Prince
toms poor showing last season appear to
be unfounded, as he is likely to be re-
tanned this year.
Cadwalader, the big Yale football
player. has taken up pitching and shows
considerable ability.
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Four Negroes Killed.

ClNcISNATI. Ohio. JAN IA Bar
louisville, Ky, special to the Times
Star says: "News reached here this
morning Of Il bloody fight at blind
tiger Wednesday on Sandy Fork, Leslie
county, in which Robert Calwrll. Smith
Hclton, John Williams and Tom Wilson,
all colored, were killed. and viii Burgas
mortallv wounded. Whiskey was the
cause of the fight.
The sun., 1898-01-15
CYCLING.

Charles W. Miller, the winner Of the
recent New York six-day race, will com
pete in the Pittsburg affair, and will
then come to New York to ride in match
races with Albert Schock, the ex-cham-
pion. The two have arranged for a
series of races on the home trainer for
The sun., 1898-01-15
Offered to Calhoun.

WASu1NGroS, Jan. l4.--lt is stated this
morning that William !. Calhoun, Of
DanyiIle, Illinois, has been offered the
position OF Interstate Commerce tommis-
sioncr, and il is understood will ACCEPT
the place, Mr.. Calhoun went t. Cuba
last spring as the Presidents special
Commissioner.
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TAKE THEN IN T[MR

No. N3me Of Cure. Price.
I Headaches yOC
/ 2 Fevers, Congestion, lnAam-
nation. I2c
3 Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. 12c
| 4 Dyspepsia, II ear t b urn,
| Stomach Pains. IOc
) Diseases of the heart. 25c
6 Hoarseness from colds,
singing, speaking. r6
7 Constipation, chronic or
acute. 1Oc
s Rheumatism or Rheu-
matte Pain. I2c
9 Catarrl, cold in the head,
etc. 15c
10 Colo. 1oc
II General Debility. 16c
IL Nerve Diseases, requiring
Tonics and Stilnulants. 1Sc
l3 Worms, fever caused by
them. I2c
Il Neuralgia, Neuralgia
pains. 1oc
IS Malaria. I2c
l6 Observation-Disclosures. Ioc
y Female complaints (fully
state your case). SOC
IS Male complaints Gully state
your case). soc
70 tS"rofnIa, Blotches OF pi,n-
PIES. l2c
20 Kidney Diseases. Ioc
2I Sore or Weak Eyes. 1oc
Il Dropsy. 16c
g liberated or Sore Throat. 12c
"a Piles, Blind, Bleeding or
Itching. 22c
Is Group rs4y"Use this and
call in a doctor instantly. 2oc
20 Gonorrlloea, til r ee-d ay
cure. soc
y Eczema. 16c
2S Tonsi]itis. CSC
70 La Grippe, Influenza. 19c
80 Hay Fever. 16c
TAKE THEM IN TIME
Address all orders and COMMUNE
cations to the
LOUISIANA SPECIFIC LABORATORY,
Lake Charles, Louisiana.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
Short aad PitIIy Pointers From
tle Turf.
BRIEV TOPICS OF THE DAY.
A Resume Of the Latest Duings in
Athletics, Indoor and Field
Sports That are
Legitimate.
TURF TALK.

The bettcrs had an inning at Barksdaic
yesterday, as five favoritns crossed the
wire first The feature Of the day was
the Running OF Park Slope, no was heav-
lily played, lis price falling from 10 to !
down to 4.
The track was in il horrible condition
and fast time was out Of the question.
Following are the Summary, Entries
and Selections for today.
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FRFF DON'T MISS SPARKS
] ss6@ THIS OFFER W SNssN~

Just to introduce our popular
magazine, SPARKS, into 5000
new homes, this month, we will
send it a whole year for only 20
cents. Now then, if you send
us the names and addresses of
five friends also, we will send
you IL books free.
SPARKS, South Wareha,n, Mass.
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''or Baby's Sake

4course you don't mean to have n bow.
III child nor DO you want your little
3eome boy to walk " ith his toes turned
y his knees splayed out Or worse st'll,
3pcked; now do yon?
|by not stalt right? its Ill in the shoe
Si,y the baby. If the shoes are all
y all is we'll. You will feel better for
tnow that they are RIGHT. See to it
vou get them jrst right.
'ernI firms carry right shoes for ba
We have no other kind of shoes to
houo for men; none for women
for children, bnt Just the ri i.,ht shoe,
hbies.
~ papn, grandmother, nurse or the
Next door hold Precious under the
Rest the pink toes and pointed
frmly on n bis-enough piece of stiff
draw pencil mark around them
they are. Don't leave that little
room but outline the feet exactly as
hd them, mind you, each Of them,
BY are not ulike; send lis the piece of
tell us whether baby is a bsy or
i'd We will make pair of shoes that
pow are just right. Send dollar
4 It'll the order. If the shoes are just
keep them and we will keep the
X If they are not just right send
3 3back with new drawing and get
er pair, or if you ask it you
Mite to us if you want TO know any
about babies. Information costs
bg. We are women.
|R TIE BAEY SUPPLY co.
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PnrP1 In order to introduce our
fkEFI ! paper into 100000 homes
UAL ! during the next 30 days we
will send it one year abso-
lutcIy FREE, provided you send 10 cents
to help pay the postage and the names of
3 or more of your friends whom you
think would be most likely to subscribe
for it. Address AMERICAN HOME
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Directory for Twelve Months. You can't
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=" OUR WOTTO'

bne OF the oldest Houses in town. The
Best Liquors in town. The best treat
k,cnt in town and the best Accoin'nodA
Ions in town at
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summary.

First ls"cc-Four and onc-lmf furlongs
Great Bear / Il Lynch rs, 33-5 and l-3,
first. Stockbride ll2 (Ashburn) 10,
and 2 second. Sister Myra l1O NccD 5,
? and | third. Time i.1O4. Frances NJ.
Claudio Hill, BESSIE Abbott, Watchcharm
TEIinpitr also ran
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prises pour assurer la public.ts de
lsssemblee, personne ne pourra
SO plaindre 81 la personne la plus
quali64e ne recoit pas le plus
grand nombre de suffrages, ct lie
cas- ech6ant, nous recommandons
fortement d'accepter l'issue dc la
rivalit6, ct de METRE l'6paule 3 la
roue pour le success du club ct du
partl.
IL fault avoir CO but on vue ira
WALLER sans relache 3 lobtenir au
lieu de SO chicaner sur DIES details,
ct rous serons forts, respectes,
Farce que nous aurons demontre
que la volont6 preside en- nous
que nous sommes NATURES de nous
memes ct par lu1 nous serons d.
gnes de nous gouverner.
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Historic 0fhcielIe

Voici lie texte des documents Of
foiels qui ont Gu pour cause la
br!llente victoire de lescadre
am6rioaine a Mantle, Hes Philip
pines.
RAPPoRT~DU COMMODORE DEWEY.
Mantle Ter Mal.-L'escsdre eat
arriv6e q Mantle au point du jour
CO matin. Ellie a immedlatement
attaque l'enneml ct d6truit leo
.Yaisseaux de gaerfe suivants: -
Reina Christina, Castillo, Ulloa,
Is'e de Cuba, General Lezo, les
Dureo, Ccrreo, Velasco, Mindano,
I'm transport ct la Bat:erle de o.
wife fs1sant face a la mer. L'esce-
DIRE est indemne aveo quelques
marins l6gerement plesses. LIE
seule moyen, de tel6graphisr est Gu
Consul AMERICAN de Hong Kong.
Je me mettrai en- rapport aveo lui.
% telegrsmme fot transmits q
Ho:gkoug par lie McCullock alnsi
que le suivant:
Cavlte, 4 Mai.-Js me suis en-
pare de la station naval3 de Cav!-
te dams les lies Philippines. J'ai
detrait les Notifications a pentr6e
ct renvoy6 la garrison sur parole.
Je cont1ole complement la bale
ct pr1s prendre la vile en- aucun
temps.
L'Esoadre est en- bonnie sant6 ct
rempl1e d'enthouslasme. Les per-
tes 1e%spagnoles inconnues, mails
oonsidersbles; $50 de tues y com
pris le capitaine do Reina Christi
ma. j. contribute q proteger lea
Espagnols malades ct bless6s. ESQ
maIsdas ct blessss dams les h0pi.
taux que nous oocupons. Grande
exoitation q Mantle. Je protegerai
les res nts strangers.
Sur rordre du President Is Sc
cr6tasrs de la marine, Long, a to-
legraph,6 CO qai suit au Commo-
dore Dewey
Washington, Z Mai l898.-De,
wy, Mantle. LIZ President, au
nom du peuple em9rica1n, vo1s. re-
mercie, aims, que vos officers ct
v.,s merins de votrs brll'ante con-
[daite ct de votro complete victoire,
En- reconnaissance, i! vous nomme
Amiral par interim IT va deman-
der pour vons su Congress un vote
de remercieme1t1
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Message du President

10 Ma1.-Le president a commu-
niqu6 au Congress I'm message an
noncant la vlctoire du Commodore
a Mantle, louant Ia bra
you're ct lhabilit6 de l'esoedre, de-
mendant an vote de remerciments
ct annoncant en- meme temps gull
await nomme lie Comomodore
Dewey vice-amiral p%rovisoire.
En- r6ronse q la demande de Nc
KinIsy, lie Congress a pesss les re-
solutions sulvantes.
RESOLUTIONS R6noIu, par le
DU CONGRESS. S6net ct Ia
Chambre des representants des
Etets- Un1s d'Amerique assemble
en- Congress, QUEEN vertu de la re-
communication du president, fate
conforu ement q la clause 1873 des
status refondus, les remerciements
du Congress ct du peuple am6ri-
cain sont ~pr6sent6s eu Commodore
George Dewey o. s. n. comman-
deur en- chef d. la station asia
tique, pour sa condults em6rlte
en- face de l'ennem1, einsi quill Ia
prouv6 en- d6t1 uisant la fotte es
psgnole ct les batteries da port de
Mauille, lies Philippines, le Ter
mai 1898.
II R6solu que lie Congress ct Ie
peuple AMERICAN, par l'entremise
du Commodore Dewey, remeroiens
les officers ct les marins ae So
hotte, de la bravoure ct de Ihabili.
t6 qu'1ls ont -deploy6es On oette oo-
casion,
III R6solu que le President
soft pri5 de communiquer oette
resolution au Commodore Dewey
ct car lu,, aux officers ct aux ma.
tbs sous SIS ordres.
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ETATS-UNIs.

St-Thomes, I. O.,-Les Etats.
Unis sont en- frais d'aohter lei dee
m1lllers de tonnes de charbon.
-Deux families ennemies du
oomte do Clay, K-ntuckY, les Ho.
ward ct les Bak.r, 50 sont battues
aveo un advancement sans parei]
dix hommes ont 6!e tues ct trois
autres blssszs.
Natrick, r. L., Nine E. Mer-
cier, dc ce village, a dome lie Jour
a deux jumelIes. Cest lie troisleme
couple de jumeau1 qa'elle a de-
puts trols ans. O. fait est inoui
dars i'histolre de la medicine.
Paterson, N. J.,-Une nouvelle
explosion dams nns poadrerie a Gu
lieu q Paseaic. One chaudlere q
vapenr do 20 tonnes a etc lanoee q
une distance de 500 pieds.
On croft que des esplons espa-
gnols sont les euteurs de cette
nolvelie catastrophe.
Fall River.-On. annoce que la
filatare Merchants, une des plus
grandes de cette vile, termera
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La situation est pirs en- Espa-
gne Oh pressure tous les grands
cent? es sont sous l'op6ration de la
loi mar!iale. Du pain! du PAIN!
c'est le cri general parmi la p'ebe.
Don Carlos! est lie cr1 des l@giti-
mistes tandis qn'une autre section
demande la r6publique. Sous les
circumstances 81 le gouvernement
he tie q disperser ga hotte aux
Hes Philippines ct q Cuba Ia 81
tuation est peu rassurante pour
la Refine R<g nte ct fon fills ST
IL sort des armes tourne contre
rE'pagne on peut s'attendre q un
fameux coup de balai. Et CO ne
sera pas pour le mieux. car Don
Carlos a fat reinforcement I'6loge
de Weyler. Quand on en- est rem
du a CO point Ia Il fault Ilaindre
les su]ets dun tel ro1.
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II y a quelques ]ours on a ARE
t6 I'm espion q Washington ct au-
iourd'hu1 on la d6oouvert SO dan
dinant az bout dune corde. Nous
sommes- envahis par cette maadlte
engeance dirigte ct soudoyee par
Senor Poo Barnabe, ex-miuistre
esragnol q Washington II y a de-
ID Gu des explosions de poudrleres,
ct de la dynamite trouv6e a Was.
hirgtop. Dernierement, les soldets
s'ape1curent CUE lie ralsseau
dams lequel lis s'abreuveient con-
teralt DIES sacs dc coon e%mpr6gnes
de matieres v6reneuses. Au
mcyen age, les 1uifs empoison.
naient los puts en- E9pagne ct
dams lie midi de la France. Cest
encore la meme chose. "Mutatls
mutaudls."
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Londres, 6 Mai.-Le correspon.
dant viennois du daily Te'e'
graph" dit: Des c%hambres ont Ste
reservoirs dams mn hotel, lci, pour
la reino-r6gante d'Espsgne au cas-
Oh ellie arr1verait aysnt que DIES
appartements lui aient etc pr6pa-
res dams lie palais de son frere.
"Des t6lfgrames de l'ambassa.
deur q Autriche a Madrid, le com.
te Duou, ky, indiquent que la rel.
ne r6gente matt nd que lie moment
propice pour gutter l'Espagne
sans nuire aux intsrets de son
fls."
Madrid, 6 Mai.-Des images
sombres de guerre civiIe planent
sur pEspagne. La prentice maui
velse nouvelle de Cuba on de Ma
Mile peat faire 80 dechatner ia
tempete. Les lib6rsux resteront 3
leur rosie dams le gousernement
jusqu'a &c qu'lls soient baleyes de
la scene politique par les evene-
ments. Les gen6rauX conserva-
tours prendront aIors les renes du
pouvoir pous essayer de SAWYER la
monarchie.
La loi martiale s'6tendra bien-
tot sur toute la Peninsula. La
haus5e dams les prix aes dsnr6es a
cause parm1 les classes pauvres
un6 grande d6tresse qui agg,ave
s5rieusement la situation. IoueiI
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bablement Jones Rompre. Wllfrid

babIement Jones Rompre. Wllfrid
Cote est dams la marine.
Parmi les volont4ires enr0!es
depuis deux jours, nous pouvops
mentionner Jos Archambault, Jos
LavaIl6e, Alexandra Blanchette ct
Georges A. MORN qul sont GER
talns d'etre acceptes.
Worcester, Mass, Une partle
de la milice d, Worcester ira
bientot affronter les boalets enne-
mis-. L'ordce est donn6, il fsut
marchlr de ,l'ayant pouE r6gler d
coups de csnons des dif5rends
qui mont pas pu etre r6gles autre-
meut.
Ill Went de MOURN a Racine,
Wis, un vleux Francois, du nom
de Gulllaume Lalonde. i d6funt
6tait ag5 de SO ans IT cinq mois.
Ses parents sont venus s'6tablir
lc', alors que leur fills n'6tait age
que de trois ans. Lopgtemps la "a
mile hap!te Fort Howard ct d Is
ans, lie jeune Guillaume obtlnt lie
contrat pour lie transport de ia
MALE a travers la Prairie da
Chen. Pendant vingt ans Gull
laume Lalonde habita Fond du
Lac. Il:etait Ia au moment de la
declaration de guerre du Nord
contre le Sud ct s'engagea dane le
cinq,eme regiment du Wisconsin.
Pendant trois ans, il courut les
camps ct lee champs de batallle
evec des fortunes diverses, mails
sans jsmais ettrapper la plus petit
to pleasure. Dspuis 1873 La|onde
habitat Racine ct il y %jouissait
dune exoellente reputation ct de
l'estime generate.
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Les %journaux nous annoncen'
nne Ia famine fait soulever les re-
sidents des villes en- ltal;e. II y a
en- des d6sordres s6figGx a Milan
ct dams plusieurs autres villes ct
on a etabli la loi martiale.
L'Italie est q la veille dun
movement revolutionnaire pour
6tablir une r6pub'ique modelee
sur celle de la Suisse. MATS c'est
I'm peu tot. L'id6e gagne du ter
rain tots les iours ct IL nest pas
impossible que le roi Humbert
soit obI1ga de p1endre le chemln
de l'exil.
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POUR CUBA uIBRl

Sous 90 titre, M. AchilIe Steens,
directeur de la "Revue des Deux-
Frances" public O. qui suit sur
la crise hlspano-am6ricaine.
"Apres IN siAcles de luttes, Gu
ba volt~po,ndre enfn le soleil de la
libert6. Les 6venements sc preci-
pitent, Iheure est proohe Oh les
pagpe devre, l1brement on non,
accorier, a sa colonie l'irdepen
dance qu'elle raoleme depuls tant
dances. II 6teit ecrit que oette
monarohie qui a poss6d6 l'empire
colonial le plus etendu qui ait ja-
mails etc, dsvait perdre jusqu'au
dern1er joyau de CO brilliant dia-
deme. Jiai euMsamment develop
p6 lei meme les raisons de cette
RUNE pour ne pas yrevenlr. Au-
iourd'hul les Etats-U nis qui ont
6t6 les t6moins de la lutte opinia.
ire de 90 petit peuple oontre IN
ennemi vipg1 fois SUPERIOR on
nombre, ne semblent plus vouloir
tolerer advantage cette infamie. Ii
est temps de donner 4 ces hommes
une independence qu'1ls ont large
ment corquise al prix de leur sang.
Ga a objects, qu'en cette hHalre,
pourtant internationale, les Am6ri-
Gains s'etaient me!6s de CO qui ne
les regardait pas. Je pourrais re-
pondre evec lie mot sublime du po-
4te latin Terence: "Je suis homm
ct rien de CO qu1 touche q rhuma
mite ne doit metre Granger" Mais,
je crols qu'on ne peut dlscuter le
devoir qua, toute nation, de sin
terposer dams uas guerre qui Sc
d6roule sur ses frontieres, lorsque
le drolt des gems y est meconnu
C'est une colonie qul sc revol Q,
dire-t-on!
Cabs p%ressar6a, appauvrie, rul-
nee par lEpsgne. ma plus Gle
qu'une 6t!aagere pour la mere,
pa!rie. Lors4u'une mArs george
son enfant, que vlent-on nous par
Ter ds droit psternel on de devoir
fiiall
La psasiyet6l ab]sote de l'Eu-
rope qul assiste muet.e a Get
t. lutte ;n6gsle du Droit contre
la Force, de la L'bsrt5 contre PES
cleavage, r6volte les hommes libres.
De- toutes parts sur la terre de Co.
lomb, les protestations SO sont talt
entendre. II y q heureusemen en-
core, de l'antre cote de TOoean.
des occurs qui battent aux grands
mots de Justice ct de Fraternite.
Franceis d'Am6tique, donnez a
vos compatriotes d. la vieille Fran
ce qui ont oubli6 les temps Oh
ieurs aieux combattalent pour lin
dependence des peuples, la supre-
me lecon do venir en- aide q Top
prime.
Viya Cubs libre!'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-05-13

LA fotte de l'amlrel Sampson
est autour de File Porto Rico ct
les dern14res nouvel1es nous athr-
ment que pAmlral bombarde San
Juan, cspitale de Tile. La conque
te de cette lie auralt rour eHet de
priver Ia hot1e esragnole de son
spprovisionrement de Charlton.
Gar ii y en- a peu a la Gsvane ct
Ia charbon est d6olar4 marchandl-
q de contrebande par lAngleter-
re.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

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published in the Northwest.
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Nous recommandons la lecture
de Ia correspondence concernant
l'union des deux clubs ,6publi-
ca Is canediens-francais. de Min
peapolis, ct nous inyitons Jous les
membres des deux CLUBS q assister
dimanche proclaim a i'election
gfnerale des officers.
En- vue DIES precautions qui sont