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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-30

He makes orders for the regulation
and good government of the force, his
orders appearing almost daily. On
rare occasions he confers with the
home secretary and once a year makes
an official report to the latter, which
he in turn refers to parliament.
There are three assistant commits
sioners under the commissioner, and
they, too, are justices of the peace.
The third assistant commissioner has
the supervision of the criminal inves-
tigation department, popularity known
as Scotland Yard, and this official is al
ways very busy.
The metropolitan district is divided
Mto twenty-five divisions, twenty-one
OF them being distinguished by let
ter of the alphabet, which the consta-
bles wear, with a number on their col
lars and helmets, to enable the public
to identify them readily. The twenty
second division is the Thames police,
which protect the shipping interests
of the city. In territory the divisions
vary considerably, the smallest being
c., which covers but seven-tenths of a
mile, and the largest, S, which covers
seventy-nine square miles in outlying
Hampstead
Each division is divided into subdivi-
sions and these into sections and the
latter into beats. The system Of COM
munication between all these stations
and the office of the chief commission
er is well nigh perfect, as all officers
in charge of stations must be efficient
telegraphists. Telegraphic or tele-
phonic communication is also estab-
lished with the private residences Of
the principal officers Of the force, with
public buildings and military stations.
The divisions of the force are bril-
gaded into fonr districts, each Of which
il in charge Of a chief constable, and
numbering from three to four thousand
men and comprising a district varying
from eighty to two hundred and fifty
nine square miles. There is a fifth
chief constable at Scotland Yard. The
rest Of the force is made up OF superin-
tendents. chief inspectors, sub-divi-
sional inspectors, station sergeants,
Isergeants, acting sergeants and con-
stables. ranking in the order named.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-30

London's police force is a veritable
army, numbering $4,000 men. These
preserve the peace in an area of 6SS.31
square miles, or something more than
440 900 acres. Taking Charing Cross
as the center the police district covers
a circular territory with diameter of
thirty miles. The length of the beats
covered is nearly nine thousand miles.
All parishes wholly within fifteen
miles of Charing Cross are included in
the metropolitan district, also the par
ishes any part of which lies within
twelve miles of Charing Cross. In
other words, the district comprises the
counties of London and Middlesex, and
numerous parishes of the counties Of
Stratford, Essex, Kent and Surrey and
three municipal boroughs, Richmond
Croydon and West Ham.
Officially the London policeman is a
constable. In the vernacular he is
bobby" or "peeler," two tributes to
the eminent statesman, Sir Robert
Peel, who, in 1929, engineered the legis-
lation which resulted in the formation
of the present police body. In
proportion to the population the Lon
don constable is more numerous than
the New York policeman. In the lat
ter city there is one officer to every $50
of population, while in London there is
one to every 375 of population.
The home secretary is the official
chief of the force and it is the only po-
lice system in the world ruled by a sec
rotary of state But there is another
police force in London over which he
has no control This is the force Of
the ancient city Of London, still called
the city and ruled by the corporation
The city lies within the boundaries of
the old London wall and covers about
a square mile and is now the very
heart of the business district. The
corporation police is modelled on the
same lines as the metropolitan force
and its duties are the same.
While the home secretary is the Of
fetal chief of the metropolitan force,
the active head is a commissioner ap-
pointed by the queen by warrant He
directs and controls the whole system
and, moreover, is a justice of the peace.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-30
AN INDIAN WILL-O'-THE-WISP.

The inhabitants of Fort Gregory, a
neighborhood 10 miles south OF
Princeton, Ind, are worked up over
what is supposed to be an atmospheric
phenomenon. Since the first OF last
January a light has been visible at
frequent times, which has brilliancy
that exceeds that Of an electric light.
1t always appears about three feet
above the ground and disappears
whenever a noise is made or any one
approaches it, 1t was first seen in the
stable lot Of James Mangrum, by AS
bury Boren, a trustworthy farmer, liv-
ing near. Mr.. Boren informed Mr..
Mangrum of what he had seen, and
the next night was spent in watching
for a temperance Of the light, The
light appeared about midnight, and
was even more brilliant than the night
before. The farmers started to ap-
proach it. At the first noise 1t dis
appeared, and no trace of it could be
found. At first the people were in
clined to laugh at the report, but one
by one nearly all, for miles around,
saw the wonder. Several persons from
Princeton made trip to Froggery last
week, and were rewarded by seeing
the light. 1t shone for about three
minutes, and then all traces of it dis
appeared. Some explain the phenome-
non. And yet these explanations fail
when some one asks why the light dis
appears when any one approaches. The
true explanation seems to be as far of
now as when the light was first dis
covered. Indianapolis News.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-30
KIPLING AND THE OTHER TWO

In an article in Literature. entitled
kipling and the Other Two, e. Kav
Robinson quotes some verses from The
Dusky Crew, a poem in Kipling's
School Boy Lyrics, which was nuh-
lished in 1881 when the author was
only seventeen. The opening verses
are:
Our heads were rough and our hands
were black
With the inkstain's midnight hue.
We secuted ALL both great and small.
We were a dusky crew;
And each boys hand was against us
raised
Gainst me, and the other two.
We chased the hare from her secret
lair
We roamed the woodlands through:
In parks and grounds far out of
bounds
Wandered our dusky crew;
And the keepers swore to see us pass
Me, and the other two.
Our lettuces are dead and gone,
Our plans have fallen through;
We wander free in misery
We are a wretched crew,
For masters wrath has fallen on us
On me and the other two.
=
He found our cave in the cold, dark
earth;
He crept the branches through;
He caught us all in our council hall
Caught us, a dusKy crew.
To punishment he led us all
Led me and the other two.
THAT this represents the climax Of
the misfortunes of Stalky & Co., there
can be no doubt" says Mr.. Robinson.
A triumvirate of schoolboys which in
cluded in their number one who could
thus versify their disasters must have
had mirthful times when fortune
smiled upon them. There are men
who distinctly recollect Kipling at
school in the Beetle" days, but none
who anticipated the fame that awaited
their short-sighted, understood, and
queerly gifted playmate.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-30

whole neighborhood came to see me
off, and Pocahontas cried. Matoaca
and Custis had tears in their eyes
when they kissed me good-by, and
am not quite sure that my own weren't
wet.
"'Come back again next summer,
they all cried as the train moved OH;
you haven't been bit like a regular
boarder. New York Sun.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-30
FALSE SYNTAX.

Said the teacher Of the grammar class
TO which our boys belong,
"The horse and cow is in the field,
Now. what in that is wrong?"
THE COW and horse is in the field"
Spake one, in manners versed;
Because you know, It's more polite
TO mention ladies first"
Life.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-30

IF should tell all know" said the
detective with a solemn shake Of the
head, cit would create sensation, and
don't you forget IT,"
If you would refrain from telling
what you don't know" returned the
sarcastic citizen, at would create even
a greater sensation"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-30
HE THOUGHT HE DID.

Teacher-Of course you know which
is the most important part of the solar
system?
Small boy-The solar plexus!-Puck.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-30

Suburbanite-Today is one OF the
happiest days OF my life.
Towne-Ah! Married or divorced?
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; put the
lawn mower in the cellar for the win
ter this morning.-Brooklyn Life.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-30
OUTING IN VIRGINIA
A YANKEE GIRLS EXPERIENCES
IN AN OLD FARMHOUSE.
HOW SHE WAS PETTED

Pocahontas and All the Family Cried
When She Left-Not Like Regular
Boarder but Treated Most Delight
tully All the Samoan Event Long
to be Remembered.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-30

Sick women usually lose all they
gain by sitting up and telling callers
how awfully sick they have BEEN
Central Illinois Democrat.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

Les amateurs do la haute ira
gedie qui ont Gu l'avantsge d'alier
au Bijou Opera House cette Sc
maine s'accordent toas q dire que
Through The Breakers" est une
de plus bellies productions des in
trigues de Ia vie actuelIe. "Mc-
Fadden's Row of Flats" fera suite
q cet;e dern1Are, ct commencera
dlmanche so1r, cette compagnie a
obtenu nm grand success la saison
dern;6re, la variation des scenes
est des plus interessentes, tells que
la vie du gamjn de New Yo.k, la
debutante DIES petits cafe concert,
les basfonds du Bowery, etc, e!c,
Tim MoFadd n ct Jacob Baum
gartner soutiennent les principal
les s6les, ct sont assistes d'artistes
tres renomm6s, entire autres Joe j.
Sullivan, Harry Crandall, Sadie
Connolly, Estelle, Wellington, Gar
RE Weber, les freres spect, la ia.
Masso r Robinson ct I'm
choeur de chant compose de jolies
soubrettes.
Nellie Oneil artistic de grand ts-
lent donnera quelqles recitation
vers la fin d'avril svant son de
part pour Londres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14
Ste ANNE

Les membres de la Cour Niool-
let des Forestiers Catalogues ct
les Danes Foresti6 res de la Oour
L'Etoile du Nord Sc sont tous ap-
prochss de la S4inte Table dimsn-
chs dernier q PEglise Ste Anne 4
la grand messe chsnt6e q $50 A.
NJ.
L'6glise 6tait litt6ralement rem
pile ct lie spectacle que pr6sentait
oette fou.e recueillie 6tait vraiment
6difant.
LIE Rev. Pore MARCEL, on visite
chez lie P4re Lie dardeur. a chan
.t6 la messe ct le Fee LIE Gardeur
a dome r'instruction. LIE chant a
etc CONNIE toujours q la hauteur
de Ia Circumstance.
A la communion; Nine Charles
Marchessault ct Mile 0 .zllla De.
me,s ont tres bien chan,6 un 20
S~alutaris" ct M. Antoine Choui-
nard a etc tres heureux dams le
csutique de la Quasimodo avec
chorus par Ie ehoenr.
lie paste ur de la paroisse await
IN 8: urire 6panoui sur la figure
lorssu'iI a fat la quote car les pie
ces de monLale arrivaient assez
bin.
LIE P4re LIE Gardeur fera abs ant
dimenche proclaim mails lea off
ces auront lieu CONNIE d'habltude
ct aux memes heures.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

Nous remercions .ux d'entre
Los abonn6s de la vi le qui ont
fait uu ii bon accuell d uotre col
lecteur, M. J, G. Marquis, ct ce'a
dams une anssi mauvaice saison de
l'ann6e. Nous etpero;s que les
lea autres sulvropt Ieur exemple
1vant l%ongtemps.
Eo retour nous Ieur promotions
de faire tout en- rotre pouvoir pour
rend1e q journal i%nttressant. 6vi-
TAFT avtnt tout der coursgtr ces
interminab|es polfmi4ues qui no
penvelt qu'engendrer ia discorde
Gu eein de no1re population. Nous
serors toujours foeles q notre
belle devise: Fais CO que dois, ad-
vleDne que pourra.'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

Les Canadlens frencals sont as
seq nombreux B Minneapolis ct
dams le grand comt6- de Hennepin
que 81 la moiti6 settlement d'entre
eux YOU aient SO donner le met ct
s. tncourager mutuel!ement comme
le font les Allemands ct les S:an.
dinavee, les '6:u|ta's obtenus as
passeralent toute esperanoe.
IL nous fait plaisir de constater
dependant que depuis l'orgsn1sa
ton de nos d-ux cours forest 6res
acknowledgements IN grand
pas a 6t6 fat dams CO sens.
Les Cours Hennepin ct Nicol!et
Complement aotuellem ut peAs de
500 membies &C ifs ct de tells ap-
pes sans cesse r6it6ras ne peuv7nt
manquur de porter dc bons fruit!
eurtout entire Is membres de ces
organisations.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

Nous apprenous avec p alsir que
M. Telssphor9 HILBERT est mainte-
nent en- pleine convalesoeDce.
Sc sentant auelque p6u malade
IL qu;t!a Minneapolis il y a une
couple de mois Jour go reposer
sur une fe,me gull possede q Lit
tie Falls, MINI. Toujours aotif, il
prit encore du fsoid ct la terrible
lneumouie SO d6olara qui Ia con-
DUST aux portes dc la tomb;
mais ga vjgoureuse constitution It
les bons soins trlompherent de
limportune Visiteuse.
Ses amis, qui semblent nom
brenx dams notre vile, SO r6joui-
ront de cette bonnie n%ouvelle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14
ST. PAUL.

La compagnje da ohemin de
fer Chicago, Milwaukee and Saint
Paul va tres PROCLAIM ment METRE
en- pratique une 1dze nouYelle aux
Etats- Un:s ct oui para1t appellee a
rendre de grsnds services. II ga
git d'enseigner au personnel de ses
traine les p51noipes 6l6mentalres
de la Medicine Ct de Ia chirurgie,
de facon a pouvoir, en- cas- d'acol-
dent, donner les premiers secours
Il, blesses.
On pansement bien fait peut
gouvent saver la vie dun homme
L'1d6e a etc 6mise psr IN medeoin,
le docteur Thornton, de Lunsing
Iowa, dams une reunion generate
des medecins de la compagnie; FL
lie a vivement frspp6 les admins
tra,eurs, qui ont decide de lappli-
quer lie Pics tot possible. LIE doc
teur Thor, ton est davis gull Sc
ra1t faci'e de donner q IN emplo-
y6 de chemin de FIR des notions
medioales su& antes pour lu1 per-
mett-e de panser convrnsblement
un bless6. ce qui dams bien de- cas-
rendrait inutile une operation chi
rurgicale DANCE euse. En- dehors
de 800 OTIS humanitaire, &c pro]et
aureit encore l'svantage d'evlter a
la compagnie du ohem'n de fer
des process en- dommages ct int6'
rets de la part de blest6s qui u
raj Mt reeu, DIES le premier mo.
nent, ues soins lutelligents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

M. Felix Belair, fls de not Q
compatrlote M. Jos. Belair, qui
est 81 tc6 au serv1c civil q Wash.
lrgton, au mois d'ootob Q dernier,
on qualit6 de rel,eur de livres. q
recu, vendredi d%ernier, ga nomi-
nation de6nltive. M. B6lair 6tait
employee dams oe departem'nt q
six mois d'essay. Son salslre . 6te
augmenta par cette nomination de
So 20 d 81 90 par jour.
Nos fluctuations.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

Les danes de Ia Cour L'Eto le
du Nerd, ont et6 des plus heureu-
SEES de const .t,r la presence de
Mines A. Choulnard etBouthilet.
to tarml las autres memhres de la
Cour, 3 leur communion pascal d.
manche dernier. Ii y a quelques
cas- deux danes n'aura1ent
pu p,omettre une telle sortie Giant
CLIQUE 8 ch z elles par la malsdie,
mails 3 present Giles semblent par
faitement r6tablies.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

L'eco!e francaise reetara ferm6e
encore pour uu temps indefni va
lie nombre de caa de dipht5rie dams
vertaines families canadienn 8.
Nous eroyons que certalns de
nos compatriotes DIES deux sexes
sout responsables juslo'a un Ger.
tain point pour Cat etst de chooses,
par leurs visites (d6fendues oe-
pendant) dams DIES families Oh Get
te t. rrlble maladie sevit. Loreqn'u-
ne severe puuition en- atteindra
un GU derx on sera peut.etre plus
prudent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

II ny a pas q dire: Oyr eat l'hom-
me le plus fort du monde. II y a
peut etre des athletes qu1 peuvent
acoomplir d tours de force on
plut0t d'adresse que ga corpulen-
ce ne hi permettrait pas d'imiter;
mails, quand il s'sgit de lever un
poids brut de terre au-dassus de la
tote 3 bras tendu, on avec lesreins
les athletes "are not in it,. Sous &c
rapport, il forme q lui seul une
clas,e speciale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14
CANADA.

ValleyGeld, Mgr Emard ma
pas pr1s beaucoup de mieux, il
SQUIRE dune forts nttaqus de grip.
pc. Les m6decins dissent quill fau-
dra encore p'usieurs jours svant
que So Grandeur la1sse Ia cham.
bre.
I'm homme d. 30 ans, fills du
cocher TrudeI. de st. Sauveur a
tant6 de go suioid:r r, apres avoir
bu immod6r6ment. Ga Is trouv4
repdu dams sa ch.mbre, mails heu.
reusem. mt on a pu le decroch:r d
temps. Trudel 6t.it On oo:e'e par
CO qu'on Ia empecha de 80 tuer ct
a tent6, mails en vain, d'aller se
noyer.
IN. L. x. Lcmieux, assistant
m fire de poste q la Chambre des
Communes Went d'apprendre par
aepeche gum de SIS beaux,frerts
M. Henri Gu,lbault, marchand 3
Fsnnystelle, Winnipeg, await 6t6
gel6 q mort pres de starbuck.
Guilbsult s'e:a1t 6gar6 pendant
une tempete de neiga. Ii laisse
une 6pouse ct sept eufants.
M. Fable j. B. NORM, l'aIo-
tire de la colonisetlon ct du rapar-
tr1ement, bien connu est ptrti de
ia care Windsor, ayec un contin-
gent de- IS Canadiens feancais des
Etats- Unis de la Nouvelle. Angle
terre, qui won't s'etablir dams lie
district d'Alberta. Ces ooions ont
tous leurs effets de mensge ct des
instruments d'agriculture. NJ. Fab
b6 MORN vera q liberalization
complete des pouveaux oolon''
M. Lenoir, PROPOSE au baggage
a la care Bonaventure, a 6t6 Ia
victlme dun Cable acojd~nt' II
await dams la main droite une cap
sule de cartouche de dynamite
quill s'amusait d trspper sur une
vslise. Tout d coup upe terrible
detonation fit retentir les vohtes
de la sale d'atten'e, La cartouche
IN faisant explosion a emporte
deux doiqts au malheureux Lemon
II fat conduit a l'hopltal Oh l.s
soins que r~equerait son etat lu'
furent donnes.
Upton, P. Q.-Un vieillard du
nom de Maurice Remand s'est fail
tuer par IN train. Malgr6 les aver.
t ssements de M. Fcnrn1er, I'agent
le vieillard q p-rsi,t6 q ttaverser
|dtvant la 10 omotv e dun train
re marchandlaes qul psssalt la ga
re q toute vapeur.
LIE coroner G4athier a tina une
enuue,e ct le jury a renda IN YER
dict de mort aocldert Ce.
Montreal. Arthur Fiset, notai-
re de Is go izte Pap,n au Marin
Moran d Fsset, -est sccus6 de fsux
en- 6critur,s ct de set appfoorit
de SIS, 900 appar,enhnt q Ia "Yo,k
Count Loan As=o 1stiou,, de 10
ronto.
Fiset a 6,6 eorou6 It envoy5 on
prison, en- attendant son process
II await 10 i jdsqu'lci dune ex;e:-
lente reputation, ct son arresta.
tiona oaush, on !e coneo;t aise-
ment, une gfande sensation dams
la .haute .ooiet4 Oh il etait tres re
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14
La Femme qu1 rit

nest pas malheureuse, car .:c'est le signe
certain qu'elle jouit dune bonne sante,
Toute femme atteinte du "Beau Nal"
devient gale ct heureuse 81 ellie fait usa-
ge des fameux ct pr6cieux remedies lie
"Regulateur dc Ia Sante de Ia Femme"
ct les "sFemale Plasters" du DR. J.. Lari-
Were, Manville, r I. lis exercent une
influence efacace sur le systemic ner-
veux, calment les douleurs, facilitent la
digestion, fortifent lie sang, donnent
lappetit ct arretent les douleurs des
reins ct de Ia vessie.
A vendre dams toute bonnie pharma-
Gle, GU ecrivez al
DR. J. Lariviere,
Manville, R. I.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

Mgr Christie, 6veque de Ven.
couver, autrefo:s pasteur de p6gll-
SO St Stelhons de cette vile Went
d'4tre nomm6 srcheveque du do
cese d'Oregon. Get archdiocese
oomprepd IOregon, Washington,
Vancouver, Colombo Aog'aise ct
une grande partie du territoire du
Nord- Oaest. II y a q pane un an
le Pere Christie 6tait sacr6 6v6lue
ct CO nouvel avaucement sera une
agreeable surprise pour SOS NOM
breux amis de cetts Vile.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

La communion pascale de Ia
Oour Hennep1n aura lieu diman
che 3 la messe de Sis A. NJ. dams
r6glse de Notre- Dame de Lour-
des.
LIE corps d'uniforme dot sc rer-
Dire aux sales de la Cour q Z hrs It
les sutres membres 3 1870 hrs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

Les troupes du General LawJon
viennent de prendre Santa Cruz,
situ6 q l'extl 6mit6 du lac Laguna
de Bay, Les rebelles condults par
I'M chlnois nomm6 Poa- Wah ont
6t6 repouss6s dana les montegnes.
Ii'assaut q commence lundi matin.
Les Philippine ont Gu 80 hommes
de tues It IN grand nomb1e de
b]ess6s ct les Ame1lc>ins n'cnt ca
cue 6 blesses.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14
Jeudl soir lie 81 Avr;l, la Cour

Jeudl toir lie 81 Avr;l, la Cour
Hennepin oelebrera le Sc anniyer-
selre de son organisation par un
grand ba! qul 3 ra donu6 q la K
P. Hall, cola de la lie Ave s. b. ct
SO rue. Les organissseurs de cetie
soiree, q,.1 mont rien 6pargn6 pour
Ia 1endre grandjo.e, se sont assu-
res de lorchest 9 Allart 1T Perry,
+ce qui presage 90 quill y a De
mieux en- mus'que IN ssupsr Sc
ra aus=i eervl q oerx qai lie d6-ire-
ront.
Nous engageors tous les Cana
diens de oetto vile t de St-Panl
q ne pts manauer oy prendre part
CONNIE elle se1a, IL L y a nal dou,
te, une dfs plus joiies soirees de
ce genre parmi les Canadlens frs n.
Gals de cette vile cet'e annee.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14
developers ct pres de so persornes

developers ct pres de so persornes
sont en- quarantalno.
81 personnes sont en quar- ntal-
ne 4 lHotel Arcade ct sont visi.
tees toas les jours par les mem bres
du Consril d'Hygiene.
En tout il y ca l6 cas- de petite
v6role qui OFT etc envoy6 a rk6-
pltal des pestif3r6s de la Vile ct
ct 6 personnes en- sont d6jA sort1es
ct jusqu'a present aucun cas- ma
termin9 fatalement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

I'm jeune hom1ae a!lemand, ETC.
diant le francais. desire pr ndre
logis ct pension dals une famille
frsncalse (non csnadienne-fran-
cajse) q Minneapolis. II compte y
demeurer du ID de mai au 80
de joliet. Ecrlvez q M. Howard
f. Ware, St-Paul, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

La communion pascale des Da-
mes de la Cour Nd de Lourdes
No 231 aura lieu dimanche le Is
3 Ia messe de 8:l5.
Tous les msmhres sont prizes de
se rendre pour s hrs dars le sou
basement de pEglise rour repon.
DIRE al'aprel qui sara fait Ear )e
secretai1e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

Jeudi lie 4 de mai aura lieu q la
residence de Nine Alex Tuscany,
62g, So rue n. une soiree de ia
mile. Nine TUSCAN invite sp6oia-
lement les peroissiens de Ste Az
ne ct toutes ses smies q y prendre
part ct promet une soir5e gale
pour tous. II y aura m%usiqu", jeu
de carries, etc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

LIE dootenr Ct. 81. Mount, v6t6,i
nhire gradu6 dc puniversit5 La
val d. Montreal est en- cette vile
ave c l'intention de sly 6thblir. II
so r.tlre actu, Element q l'h0tel
Barbeau Oh nos compatrlotes, qui
ont beaoin de ses seryic, 8 pour.
1ont )e trOuVer.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

Les danes foresti6res de la Cour
Nd de Lonrdes IT les membres
d. la Oour Rennepin des 0. f. @.
rempI,ront leur dyvoir pascal di.
manohe proclaim q l'eglise Notre-
Dame de Lourdes q la messe bas-
ee de 8 .l5 hrs.
Nous epgageons nos compa trio.
tes qul ne font pas parfle de ces
societies d.aller contempler E edi
fsnt spectacle, 81 toutefols lis peu-
Y. Mt 'rouvtr place dams l'6gllse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-04-14

Faiies faire Yos cartes d'sfaires,
ciroulaires, entetss de complies,
etc., etc q l'impr;merie de lEoHo
DE L'OUEsT. Vous ne paiele az pas
plus cher qu'silleurs ct vous su-
1ez la satisfaction d'enoourager
des compttrlotes.