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stock, fences etc. She said that even the prisoners at Pratt mines contributed to the institution, one man having given S100. She told about three little boys she had found in tine penitentiary, two of whom had only stolen a ride on car, and one of whom did not even know his name. She said Birm- ingham and Jefferson County gave them $50 per month; that Montgomery had given them $100O, and the first of the cottages which they hoped to build would be named after that city. She said that out of 105O boys discharged last year as reformed from the Tennessee Industrial School, only two or three had relapsed into crime. There is nothing like this industrial work to reform boys,' she said; "other things are nice and fine, but this is a necessity"
 Mir. Griffin Talks.
 Superintendent c. D. Griffin then made a short talk, explaining the needs of the in- stitution and the method of training the boys. He exhibited some carved woodwork from the Tennessee Industrial School, and explained the good effects of a printing office in teaching the boys spelling, capital ization, etc. He told about the amount of work the boys had done on the farm, and the great saving to the State financially in such an institution in the way of trials and costs of supporting prisoners, not to speak of the moral side of the question. He then told about '"Jimmie," who Is quite a re- markable example of reformation. His fam- fly are all in the penitentiary and he him. self used to be thief and the toughest boy in town. Now" continued MT. Griffin, II send him to town, and once without think ing of it, I sent him on a day when the circus was there. When he came back asked him if inc had seen the circus. Mo- said Jimmie. I saw part of the parade, but did not have time to stop. At this every body smiled.
 After this the committee were shown over the building, and they were very favorably impressed with Its cleanliness and order. Late in the afternoon the party returned to the city. It is Thought the committee will make favorable report, and one of the most deserving charities in the State be aided by the Legislature
The age-herald., 1900-12-05
TUSCALOOSA.
Budget of News from the Beautiful City
 of Oaks.

Tuscaloosa, Dec. 4-(Special)-H D. Rey- the Mobile and Ohio, left this morning for a fortnight's trip to Ohio, where he goes to interest certain parties in the clay lands along the Mobile and Ohio line. MT. Key holds carried with him a large box of speci- mems of the various clays that have been declared by geologists and experienced men to be of a very fine quality. None of these clay lands have been developed and worked to any great extent, but it Is hoped that the interest being manifested in the lands and their development by the progressive Mobile and Ohio Railroad will be productive of great good for this section There is a vast amount of those clay lands in Tusca- lcosa County.
 MT, Sam Owen, a popular member of tho mechanical department of the Mobile and Ohio-at this point, was welded to Miss Mag gie Darby of Selma Sunday, and has re- turned to this place. He is being congrat- u!ated by his many friends in this place.
 The Colored Methodist Episcopal Confer ence has closed its annual session, having completed its work
 Miss Bettie Aldr1dge or the central Ool- lege will give a recital at the college this evening, and will be assisted by Misses Reynolds and Skinner.
 The young women of the senior class of the Tuscaloosa Female College will give a very pleasant entertainment at the opera house tomorrow night. The young ladies will present two of Howell's farces and will be assisted by several young men of Tus- caloosa The plays will be given for the benefit of the Alonzo Hill Library, to which each senior class contributes one set of good literature.
 Profs James K Powers and ". F. Mel ton have returned from conference, where they went several days ago.
The age-herald., 1900-12-05
PRATT CITY.
More Territory Taken Into the City
 Limits-Big Meeting.

Pratt City, December 4.-(Special.)-Th meeting of the citizens of Pratt City, North Highlands, East Highlands and West Highlands, mentioned in these col- umns last week, took place last night in the city hall. The purpose of the meeting was to agree upon an amendment to the charter of the city, extending it's limits to cover the above mentioned territory. It was well attended despite the bad weather, and after considerable difficulty and some wrangling a bill was agree upon, admit ting North Highlands, East Highlands and West Highlands There were no material changes made in the bill as 1t now is be- fore the Legislature fixing boundaries, but the representation upon the Board of AL dermen was reduced to ten instead of twelve, as in the bill. The city now has eight Aldermen, and four wards, tine change being five wards and ten Aldermen, North and East Highlands forming the new ward.
 The Legislature will be asked to amend the charter of the city so as to conform to this programme, and as an agreement has been reached satisfactory to all, there be- ing no opposition, Pratt City will soon be the second largest city in Jefferson Coun- ty.
 committee of three, appointed by the Mayor, will meet tonight at the public li- brary to define the boundary lines of the addition, and redistrict the wards.
The age-herald., 1900-12-05
NINE MEN KILLED.
Freight and Work Trains Collided Dur.
 ing Heavy Fog.

Suisun, Cal, December 4.-During a heavy fog this morning a freight train west bound collided with a work train of five cars and an engine going east in deep cut about 600 yard beyond Vandem station causing the death of nine workmen and in- jurinng more or less severely about twe- ty others. The victims were mostly in their hunks in one of the cars of the work train when the trains came together
 The dead: John Daly T. Kelha James Ahrin, J. B. Lumeran, J. Hughes, II. Ker- nehan, F. McGovern, Liverpool Red," and B. A. Mahoney. -
The age-herald., 1900-12-05
COMMITTEE FROM
 THE LEGISLATURE Visit Boys Industrial School at
 East Lake ADDRESS OF MRS. JOHNSTON "Some Things Are Nice and Fine, But This is a Necessity" Boys Gave a Creditable Exhibition.
 Committee Pleased.
ADDRESS OF MRS. JOHNSTON

Now abideth these three-faith, hope and charity, but the greatest of these is chari- tv
The age-herald., 1900-12-05
ENSLEY.
Rod Mill Put on Double Turn-Old
 Maids Convene.

Ensley, Dec. 4-(Special)- rod mill of the Alabama Steel and Wire Company was put on double turn yesterday and will con tinue to run day and night from this time on. Already the wire and nail mills have been working on double turn, and with the night work of the rod mill the output of the entire plant will be practically twice as large as it has been at any time since the plant was started up. corresponding n- crease in the output of the cooperage plant has been made so as to keep the nail mills supplied with kegs, etc., In which to ship their product.
 The blow works of the Austin-Bryan Manufacturing Company is also running day and night this week in order to meet the demands of the customers who are clamoring for large shipments of blow shapes.
 Despite the downpour of rain last even- ing the "Old Maids Convention" which is composed of number of the most popular young ladies of the town, convened at the laboratory building. Throughout the entire programme the audience was highly amused by the efforts of the old maids to find a man. Not the least in point of interest was d utpdlS OH llS SupJSCts ItSSOlNeuj 1Hdt Dress Reform Costumes be Appropriate ate for Trip to Klondyke," which, after a lively discussion, was decided in favor of the negative. Miss Cora Jones represented the affirmative and Miss Mabel McNamee the negative. The next convention of the "old Maids will be held in the city hall of Pratt City, on Friday night of this week.
 The news of the return of Rev. J. I. Will Hams to the Methodist Church of this place was source of joy among his friends here.
 The board of directors of the Ensley Board of Trade met in their hall tonight.
 The peoples Home Telephone Company has it's local exchange in operation. Within a short time the connections will have been made with Birmingham, Bessemer and Pratt City centrals.
 Charles I. Smith, who has for some time in the employ of the new steel works at Monessen, Pa, was in the city yesterday
 G. H. Schuler has returned from his fish ing expedition in Florida.
The age-herald., 1900-12-05
TOOK MORPHINE.
Louis Dean of Hartselle Attempts to
 End His Life.

Decatur, December 4.-(Special)-Louis Dean, a well-known citizen of Hartselle' took five grains of morphine evidently with suicidal intent and went to bed and bid his family goodbye. The timely ar- rival of a physician saved. his life, but to- day he again attempted to repeat the dose' but was prevented by friends. He said his friends had gone back on him and he was tired of life.
The age-herald., 1900-12-05
Quarantine Station.

Fl Paso, Texas, December 1.-The State of Louisiana established quarantine sta- ton here today to guard against the pos- sible introduction of bubonic plague into that State. The Louisiana health office will work in conjunction with the Texas in- SDectOrs
The age-herald., 1900-12-05
Are you a cigar epicure"
 Try a Texie.

Go where the crowd goes, to Dunker's Saloon, 2O8 and 21O North 2Oth Street, between 2d and Sd avenues.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-05-25
Delivrance de Mafek1ng

Mafeking a etc d6livr6 ct tout
Londres est ivre de joie.
La nouvelle de la d%6]ivrance ar
riv6e le 2l6eme jour depuis le com
mencement du siege, nest pas We
nue. par la vote du minist6re de la
guerre mails par une d6peche sp6-
ciale a PAssociated Pres de Pr6to-
ria.
Pr6toria-H a Ste annonc6 Off
ciel]ement qu'apr6s un
violent bombardement DIES canto-
nements ct des forts autour de
Mafeking, IL siege a etc abandon
ne ct qu'une colonne anglaise We
nant du sud est entr6e dams la vii
le.
LIE president Steyn est parti
d'ici en- route pour P.Etat libre
d'Orange,. S'adressant a la foule
r6unie q la care, il a exhort6e a
avoir bon courage.
Londres-On annonce oficielle
ment que lie general Butler a oc-
cup6 Newcastle
Sondres-Au ministere de la
guerre on annonce que IL vais-
seaux quitteront les ports anglais
d'ici a 80 jours. lis transporteront
dams le Sud African, 1869 Off
ciers ct soldats ct 1885 chevaux.
Durant la guerre 81 correspon-
dants de joufnaux sont morris. LIE
Daily Mail a surtout etc malheu-
reux, 10 de ses correspondents nt
dn abandonner lie devoir'
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Societe St Jean Baptiste
DE MINNEAPOLIS.

A une assembl6e du comit6 de
reggie il a etc decide que le pique
nique du "a de JUN aurait lieu
dams lapres-midi au Lac DIES C6.
dres, dams un bocage qui Sc trouve
q cling rues du terminus DIES chars
urbains a Kenwood.
C'est lendroit le plus propice
pour cette journ6e ct nos compa-
triotes sont prizes de sly rendre d
Tissue de la messe avec leurs pa
niers de provisions car c'est un
"basket picnic" qui aura lieu ce
jour-la.
On a engage un corps de musi-
que pour l'occasion. Durant Ia
pres-midi plusieurs orateurs sdres-
seront la parole sur des sujets pa
t%riotiques.
Brief, rien ma et6 n6glig6 pour
satisfaire tous les godts. C'est I'm
endroit basque par lie lac ct recou-
vert d'arbres toufus.
Assistons tous a la f6te ct n'ou-
blions pas d'y conduire tous les
enfants. Ces derniers ont des
droits particuliers dams cette occa-
sion qu'on ne peut ignorer.
II y aura toutes sortes de jeux
pour Unforeseen les gems.
lie programme sera bientot pref
ct donnera plus de detail.
LIE SECRETAIRE CORRESPONDENT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-05-25
Les Postes A Cuba

Charles F. Nicely, employs au
bureau de poste de la Havane, est
accuse d'avoir d6tourn6 une qua
rantaine de mile dollars. On Ia
arret6 ct on a trouv6 quill await
DIES completes, qu'on a fat jeter
dams une ~forteresse de Ia Vile Gu
baine, en- attendant que les lnves-
LEGATIONS dun comit6 special soient
termin6es, ct qu'on leur fasse | ur
process. LIE maitre de poste Ihom-
son est lui-meme sous verroux.
Bien plus, M. b. G.. Rathbone, di-
recteur general DIES postes a Wash
ington est suspendu de ses fonc-
tions, malgr6 l'int6grit6 dune con
duite 6prouv6e par de tongues an
n6es de services
M. Thompson le ma1tre de poste
de la Havane, nest pas un novice
dams ce d6partement. Ii a falt un
long apprentisage sous le ma1tre
g6n6raLdes postes de Washington.
On pouyait done croire quill etait
r'employ6 tout d6signe d'avance
par son exk erience.
C'est pourquoi on Ia fat, au
mois d'avril I ann6e derni6re THU
laire de l'emploi qu'on venalt de
Greer.
Les fraudes ont 6t6 vite connues
ct leurs auteurs tot mis- en- 6tat
d'arrestation. Tout indique que le
chatiment qu'on leur reserve sera
en- rapport avec letort ct lie scan
dale qu'ils auront causes.
Non settlement lexige la loi;
mails T'int6ret meme DIES nouvelles
possessions a%m6ricaines comman-
dant la plus grande rigueur. Gen
serait fat DIES institutions que les
Etats Unis veulent implanter .
. Porto- Rico ct aux Philippines, 81
on pouvait les voiler impun6ment
a Cuba.
Les coupables seront punis, le
service des postes sera r6organlse
a Cuba, ct lie gouvernement, SOL
devoir fat, sortira indemne de Get
te affaire. Bien plus, sa promptitu
de q dispenser la justice lui vau
dra Iadmiration ct la confance d.
tous les citoyens s6rieux ct pond6
res ct remettra a leur place ceu1
oui auront voulu meier q III poll.
tique une simple question dad
, ministration.
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Abonnez-vous q PFoHo DE LOT
EST $1.00 par aimee.
All BIJOU

"Uncle Toms Cabin" IA
meuse piece de Harriet Beecher
Stove sera jou6e au Bijou la Sc
maine prochaine. La piece est
complete avec un ensemble de mi
SO en- scene magnifque fat express
sement pour cette grande repre-
sentation de la vie dams les Etats
du sud. La scene est originate ct
Acknowledgement bien imit6e; voua
vous croiriez facilement transpor-
t6s dams les wastes champs de Ia
region Oh SO passe Faction de la
piece. Les meilleurs scenes sont
fe vieux domaine de Ia famille st;
Clair en- Louisaine, Ia plantation
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DECES

Marie Renville Bottineau, 6pou
SO de j. B. Bottineau, resident de
Minneapolis, est morte samedi der
nier, le 10 courant a Washington,
D. G.
Ellie naquit au Manitoba ct c'est
en- honneur de son p6re que le
comt6 de Renville, Mimi, fut
nomme.
Ellie laisse deux files, Nine w.
T. Whitney, de Minneapolis, ct
Nine Marie L. Baldwin, employee
au d6partement du Tr6sor q Wash
ington.
Sa mere ct son 6poux lui survi-
vent aussi.
&c dernier est lie procureur des
Sauvages de la Montague q la
Tortue ct est le fills de feu Pierre
Bott1neau, fameux voyageur ct
explorateur de nos prairies il y a
I'm demi steele.
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EUROPE.

Londres-Le roi de Belges est
en- visite en- angleterre.
LIE nouveau canon de campo
gne de Parm6e FRANCHISE, qui await
8 So disposition deux stores de
proiectiles: lobus 4 mitraille ct
Iobus brisant GU la m6linite, va en-
recevoir un troisi4me, dit obus q
fum6e 6paisse.
L'Ecole de pyrotechine de Bour-
pes Went de proc6der q son eta
basement ct le nouvel engin ne
tardera pas q entrer dams l'appro-
yisionnement d66nitif des batteries
rs.
L'obus a fum6e 6paisse, CONNIE
son nom l'indique, produit en- celia.
tant, un fort nuage: son but est dc
gener lie tir de l'artillerie adverse,
Avec l~'ancienne poudre, CO r6sul.
tat 6tait naturellement obtenu par
les deux artilleries en- presence
chacune d'elles s'aveuglant par st
propre fum6e. Llnconv6nl EN-
ayant disparu avec iadoption de
la poudre sans fum6e, Iobus q fu'
NEE 6paisse le r6tablit, en- pro
duisant, mails settlement
ment chez ladversaire le nuage in
commode.
L'Ecole de pyrotechine de Bour
ges a adress6 3 celle de Ia marine
q Toulon, tous les renseignementI
n6cessaires pour que les ca
mons des batiments de guerre pul
sent etre dot6s ~6galement de ce1
util obus dams le BRET d6lai.
On Went de vendre aux au.
ench4res publiques la maison gu
Dante habitat q Pontremoli, tia
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Canada,

St Didace-M. Trudel de Saint
Stanislas, comt6 de Champlain,
s'est noy6 Acknowledgement a Pen
droit appele Chute a Lauzon. II
6tait occup6 a faire partir une di-
que de billots ct il fut entrance
par le courant dams la chute qui a
environ so pieds de hauteur.
Ching Ling Foo, lie Hermann
.Uhinois connu sous lie nom .du
plus grand magicien, a traverse
Montreal, en- destina' ion de
son pays Natal. Ching Ling Foo
arrive de New York, en- compa-
gnie de So femme ct de son enfant.
lie pied de la femme mesurait
lquatre pouces de longueur ct la
petite file qui parle Panglais q la
perfection, a amus6 les passengers q
bord du train, en- chantant des
chansons de n4gre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-05-25

New York-La compagnie de
verrerle de Bridgton, n. j. posse
de I'm cheval qui apres avoir ira
vaill6 toute la journ6e est remis q
la besogne lie soir jusqu'a minuit.
Les 100 jeunes garcons qui ira
yaillent dams l'usine ont fait sa-
voir q la direction qu'ils quite
raient le travail 81 on continuait 3
abuser ainsi de ce cheva].
On ne fit pas attention q la me.
mace ct le cheval fut remis au ira
vail. Les ]eunes CARS Sc sont NIL
en- grove arretant ainsl de travail:
Ter plus de 100 %ouvriers ct lis de'
clarent qu'ils ne travailleront pat
dams cette usine tant que lie pau
yre cheval sera ainsi m%altraite.
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New-Hayen, Connecticut-Levi
Bresson, Canadien Francais,
age de 70 ans ct habitant dams lie
village de Foster, non loin de New
Haven, Went de c6l6brer Ia nais-
sance de son quarante ct uni6me
enfant. De So premiere femme, il
Gu Is enfants, don't ~ jumeaux
Sa deuxi6me femme lui q dome IA
enfants ct la troisi4me,onze Tren-
te-cinq enfants existent encore, 20
sont mari6s et8 grands-enfants de
Bresson sont aussi mari6s; de sor-
te gu aujourd'hui, Bresson a en-
tout 124 enfants, grands enfants ct
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Bresson a quite le Canada, dams
sa ieunesse atm de 50 marier avec
sa premiere femme qui await pris
la flute avec Iui. Ellie lui a dome
trois enfants sa premiere aimee de
marriage, ct deux la seconde. Lis
sont encore tous vivants. ApT6s
avoir fat la guerre de Secession
|Bresson est 1entr6 dams ses toy
ers ct ma plus cess6 depuis cette
,6poque davoir des enfants.
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de Legree ct 1e remou de glaces
'qu; permet q Eliza de SAWYER son
enfant, une scene de terrain inha-
bite au Kentucky ct la vile en- dou-
re tabieaux
Suivant cette piece on vera le
drameromance For Fair Virginia,
une historic de la rebellion. C'est
une piece pleine d'int6ret. L'amour
~ joue un role plus important que
la guerre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-05-25

lie. La mise a prix 6tait de $257
C'est un industrial de la locaI1t6
qui sen est rendu acquereur pour
la somme de $500.
Les journaux italiens font re-
marquer, q ce propos, que le gou-
vernement aurait dn lui-m6me
acheter cette demeure h%istorique
qui fait partie DIES souvenirs ct DIES
monuments nationaux.
C'est dams cette modesto habita-
ton que Dante 6crivit la plupart
DIES chants de la Divine Come
die" II y vint pour la premiere
fois en- 1900, plus tard, il fit I'm Sc
jours de plusieurs ann6es. Quef-
ques souvenirs d%antesques ORIENT
encore cette maison. Sur les murs
! on volt des Inscriptions Traces de
la main du grand poete, qui expri-
: ment la tristesse que lui causait la
! guerre DIES factions. Tout celia va
lait vraiment bien $500.
Que va devenir cette c6l6bre
/ demeure? Probablement I'm entire
pot de commerce. A moins que lie
commencement italiens, pris de
scrupules tardifs, ne rachete Tim-
meuble pour le transformer.
Paris-Par suite des 6meutes
uui ont Gu lieu q Monceau-les-Mi-
mes, pendant les elections, Les
a%narchistes Sc trouvent ma1tres dc
la vile. La police a etc impuis.
sante a maintenir lordre ct on s
! 6lev6 des barricades pour resistel
aux soldats. Des bandes d'agita'
teurs surexcit6s parcourent les
rues Jusqu'a present deux per.
scnnes ont 6t6 bless6es pendan'
les describes.
LIE correspondent special d.
"Pall Mall Gazette q Pretoria
dome les details suivants sur les
travaux fats a Pretoria pour sou
tenir le siege:
I'll ne peut faire doute que !.
prise DIES d6fenses de Pretoria NJ
DOVE etre pour nous une tacht
tres dure.
lies forls sont constructs de l.
facon Ia plus scientiique ct LEI
approaches de la vile sont formida
Element d6fendues. Des mines on
etc possess aux bons endroits; ],
crosse artillerie est en- position 9
commando toute la vall6e d'
champ de courses.
"Un systemic de projecteur
pulssants peut fouiller tout lie pay
plusieurs miles q la ronde. LIE
approvisionnements en- wires e
munitions sont immenses; un seu
, magasin content $4,000 sacs d
J mails ct les gros importateurs on
des reserves 6normes pour
compile du gouvernement. QUAINT
Peau, quelques coups de pioche |
font jaillir du sol 3 Pretoria"
) In aide de camp du due d
Cambridge, qui d6sirait de la
vancement s'adressa q l'ancien &c
: n6ralissime des arm6es anglaise
en- lui faisant valoir SEES Tongue
: ann6esd de services.
Oh sont ties bleseures? dit !
general. &c sont Ia les meilleur
titres. Peux-tu men montrer?
Comment auraije6 etc bless
mon general? r6pondit l'aide q
camp. Les jours de bataille, je 2
yous al jamais quite.
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100 Dollars de Recompense

Lies l0CC0uFS ue 20 JOuIud1 DO
ront contents d'apprendre quill y
au moins une maladie terrible don't
la science a pu gu6rir dams tous
ses progress, ct c'est le Catarrhe.
Halls Catarrhe Cure est la seule
cure positive CONNIE par la frater-
mite m6dicale. LIE Catarrhe Giant
une maladie constitutionnelle, il
demande un traitement constitu-
tionnel. Halls Catarrhe Cure est
pris a riint6rieur, agissant imm6-
diatement sur le sang ct les surfa-
ces muqueuses du syst6me, de
truisant par Ia lie germe de la ma
ladie, ct dome au patient Les for
ces pour sa constitution ct aide la
nature a son @uvre Les propri6-
~taires ont tant de confance dams
son pouvoir curatif qu'ils offrent
cent dollars pour aucun cas- qui ne
gu6rit pas.
Adressez: F. J. Cheney & Co.
Toledo, Ohio.
Vendu par les droguistes, prix
Use
Halls Family Pills sont les
m~eilleures.
La soir6e dramatique ct musica-
le donnee dimanche soir par les
eleves de l'6cole Notre-D Dame DE-
Lourdes a etc un m%agniique sue
ces sous tous les points de vue. LIZ
grande sale Turner 6tait foulee
de monde qui a beaucoup apr6cif
les talents de nos jeunes acteurs
Nous ne ferons pas lei l'6loge indi
viduel DIES acteurs qui ont lie mieu1
r6ussi, lie choix en- Giant trop diff
Gle ct la liste trop Tongue; sufit-i
de dire que chacup a tres-bier
rempli son role, Les exercices dr
l3eme regiment ont cree une sense
ton C'6tait un regiment en- mini
AZURE, recrute parmi les Gloves d.
P6cole. Chaque movement etai
execute avec ensemble ct precision
Nous avons aussi remarque dams
l'auditoire un grand nombre d.
nos jeunes gems qui jusqu'ici NJ
fguraient pas dams ces esp6ces d.
reunions. C'est croyons-nous III
des nombreux .effets de notre 6col'
franchise ct nous formons de-
vaux pour quill continue q sac
centuer d'ann6e en- aimee, LIE
Rvdes s@urs de cette institution e
le r. P. Andre, le d6vou6 cure d
P6glise Notre-D Dame de Lourde
sont en- grande partie les auteur
de GO jolt success. Les Seurs sur
tout, CO sont Giles qui ont pr6par
cette soir6e, ont accompli leur ia
che dificile a la satisfaction gene
rale ct on ne peut Sc faire une id6
de la patience ct du travail que
les ont dn d6ployer pour meme
leur enterprise q 81 bonnie fin.