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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-11-23

Raising the Hat an Ancient Salutation.
When a knight Of old entered
company of ladies he removed his
helmet to indicate that he considered
himself among friends, and that there
was no need to protect himself. This
practice has survived in the custom OF
raising the hat when saluting a lady.
June Ladies' Home Journal.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-11-23
Selling American Frogs Abroad.

Selling American Frogs AbroRd.
One man connected with the Ph1la-
delptia zoo has crossed the Atlantic
fifty times in charge of animals. He
has sold many huge American frogs
at $3.50 each to owners OF German
estates to be used for decorative pur-
poses" in the ponds and lakes. The
basso profundo Of our bullfrogs Is
highly valued abroad.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-11-23
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Weekly Excursion Sleepers leave
Kansas City via the NJ. X. and T. Ry.
every Saturday at 9:O5 P. M. for San
Los Angeles and San Francis
GO. First Sleeper leaves Kansas Ci ty
Nov. 3rd.
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Money to Loan by the
ENTERPRISE lYeStment Co.

on personal, chattel and other secur.
ties. Everything private. Loans can
be renewed upon payment OF extern
sion. Easy payments. monthly or
weekly. l. =. VILLA MSON,
1890 Business Manager.
I'll 4th, street. Des Moines.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-11-23

The Iowa STATE BY>TANDEH will be
on sale at A. F. Tervalon's cigar store,
1926 State street, Chicago.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1900-11-23
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER %.
RACE ECHOES.

Il = ~ A~A
Only one colored soldier wears
the Victoria cross, Vance Sergeant
Gordon Of the West Indian regis
ment.
When the monument Of Lafay.-
cite was presented to France by
the school children Of America at
Paris last summer, the two little
girls Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.
Galloway, were in the official or
chestra of the platform as repre>
sentatiyes of our race.
The Alabama State Fair meets
at Birmingham next month. This
year, as never before, a Negro
building Will be erected. Mr..
George W. Albert johnson, a
graduate of Tuskegee. has been
appointed Negro commissioner.
The Freedman's Aid and South
orn Educational Society met at
Newark, N. j. last week and the
following appropriations We're
made for academies for the colored
people: Central Alabama Acad>
envy, Huntsville, Ala, 5000; Cook
man Academy, Jacksonville, Fla,
50, leo; Gilbert Academy, Win
eted, La, 1000; Hayan Academy
Wayensboro, Ga, 1925; La Grapg
Academy, La Grand, Ga, 800;
Meridian Academy, Meridian,
Miss, 800; Morristown Academy
Morristown, Tenn, So, 200; SAM
mel Houston Academy, Austin,
Texas, 5000; West Tennessee
Academy, Mason, Tenn. SIS.
Lake Charles, La. - William
Daniels and Ross johnson were
today convicted of murder and
sentenced to the state penitentiary
for Life. This is the first instance
in tLis state where would-be
lynchers have been caught, tried
and convicted. On Sept. 81 of
this year an attempt was made By
a Negro here to assault a white
woman. The Negro was immed-
lately captured and lodged in jail.
At night mob gathered and at
tempted to break into the prison
The sheri6's deputies resisted,
and during the melee one of their
number was killed. Daniels and
johnson were convicted of doing
the killing.
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Explosives Confined ana Cncourue,t
There is widespread S:sapprehea.
sion In regard to the devastating effec,
Of high explosives. When unconfined
the effect even of large charges OF them
upon structures Is comparatively
slight. At the naval ordnance proving
ground. so long ago as 1884. repeated
charges Of dynamite, varying from five
pounds to 100 pounds in weight. were
detonatfd onsthe face OF vertical tar
get consisting, OF eleven one-inch
vrought-iron plates bolted to a twenty
inch oak backing. until 440 pounds OF
dynamite had been so detonated In
contact with 1t, and yet the target re-
manned practically uninjured. while at
Braamfontein the accidental explosion
of fifty-fye tons OF blasting gelatin,
which was stored in railway vans, ex-
cavated but 10000 tons OF soft earth.
Thus at Fort Lee, on the Hudson, but
two tons OF dynamite placed in a cham
Der In the rock and tamped brought
down 100000 tons OF the rock; at Lam
beris, Wales. two tons and half OF
gelatin dynamite. similarly placed,
threw out 10000 tons of rock, and at
the Talcen Mawr. in Wales. seven tons
of gunpowder placed in two chambers
In the rock dislodged from 125,vso To
zoo. 900 tons OF rock. I
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RED HOT BARGAINS
For Cold Days.
Shoes Bargains

Shoes Bargains
Ladies' $3.50 value Dress Shoes, made
of good grade Wei Kid-with fancy
high novelty silk tops-good strong
soles-Very latest throughout Wo
have them in all sizes, but only lew
of them. Therefore, if you wish one
of the best bargains ever offered
come and secure your size. ~
Choice while they last. .......u.E 60
MEMS genuine Satin Calf Dress Shoes
very latest in style-made Of good
strong material throughout, just the
shoe for this time of the a0e
year. $3.50 value, only. .......I.30
BLANKETS and COMFORTS
Large size-warm, heavy, wool mixed
Blankets-in gray only-have fancy
borders. The right hind to keep you
warm these cold nights, On
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Good large heavy Comforts, we'll made,
warm filling-fancy covering-Worth
$3.50. Your choice, ne.
only. .........'. .:.oVS
Ladies' Wrappers-made of good
grade print in all the new colorings-
Braid trimmers, Sl.25 kind IT,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

nsr may acquire crace M o,pr.ssior Ia.
proper traIn.ng. Op wednesday, morn.
Ing an omen meeting Mas called fnr The
forming nf classes and oUits "a nurb.r
of Sllt Lake Cub women awaited fbar.
selves Of tne 0nrortupify ~ instr,ia.'',,
under Airs I.es's egiri.1t fYtnia,.
$50
Miss Martha Thomas A Ot.rr
OF ogden were narr,ed I'M tbo selt r,.'
c,ntion ,ysq tsn5srs5 .b1 roIniI 'r az.
evening M tbs LrI.i..e b1r, An .og.i'r, ''-
A merry marty .p.pi last Sunday and
Monday at De slIa1lar .,f.ar.' ~ ,rr
and Mrs l. a Fel. In pari.y,s ..,,,''-
Mrs N Uar.s 40. rnI hfrs tI.r....
Cummings Mrs SON eeors Nrs 40
SONS .Ir ..'. tl.. D.s'r t....'
Mis- IA IIdva Mics az
frids F.f Mis- DHv. g,... ,l.'g
Clar.ea Thatcher Miss car1 KImi.u
Miss Hatch of IIgb.r cItg. Harry linn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
PROVO SocIErK

a special meeting Of the Utah S0r0sis
club is called for Sept H.. 1900. to bee
held az the residence OF Mrs Hannah
b. Tucker. A part OF the business 10
Doe transacted consists OF yIccuug "a
representative OF the club 90 attend the
meetings Of The Federation of Women
clubs OF the state. 20 De- held early 10
October 1900,
Miss Louise Nelson was d visitor 10
Salt Lake city Thursday
Mrs B. r, Fuenar Sc visiting Mrs.
WeIlner IN salt Lake City
The Women's Republican club met at
the l. o, o. T. hail Thursday evening
FOR social and political purposes.
Mrs. Ida Smoot DusenberIy enter
taincl The Mothers club at her home
on X street Thursday evening
Mr and Mrs. George NJ. Cannon are
the guests OF Mrs. BENZ. Clun
Mrs r. r. Lyman IS visiting Mrs. D.
ID. Houtz
Bishop Leonard spent Monday In Pro.
No, attending 20 some ecclesiastical du-
ties.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Hansen OF
Ogden are visiting with their cousins.
Mr.. ana Mrs. s. a. King
Mrs. Charley M0rey has Def. for her
home In Chicago, after "a stay OF eight
weeks with friends IN Salt Lake Ciy
and boo Provo.
Miss Elma Armstrong has returned
alter o. vacation. spent with her parents
n pes Moines, Iowa.
Mrs Arthur Brown Of Salt Lake CITY
was a Provo visitor during the Repub-
lcan convention
Judge and Mrs. Hatch are guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. /. Holbrook.
Col and Mrs sQuIres visited Provo
during the week.
Mrs Jennie Nelson ~ ogden ls visit
ing Mrs. Matte p. VOCAL and family.
Miss Francis NJ Thompson OF sclpio
Willard county, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
W c. Rydaleh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
Charactcr In Writing.

European graph0logists have Jus,
laid down two new laws which WII De
OF interest 90 AN those who believe that
the personal characteristics OF IuliVl.
uals can Doe discovered through 400 ex.
animation of their handWuuug Ou law
Is that,us the good and bad qualities ola
writer are revealed 10 the manner 10
which he forms his letters and words
so 1t Is possible Tor a writer % acquire
virtues and vices by shaping bits let.
ters and words In a manner indicative
Of such desirable and undesirable char.
acterstlcs
For example a strong bar crossing
the small 't' Is said 20 indicate Uliul.
ness, and, consequently. IL is asserted
that any one who desires 10 develop a
spirit Of wilfulness need In future only
cross his rs in this fashion In Ike
manner, generosity Us said TO De indl-
Gated In any writings In which the
small os are left wide open, and com
sequcutly IL is declared that the sWest
way 90 rid oneself Of the spirit Of
ayarice is TO form ones small 0s 10
this manner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

who are making the most OF the re-
naming season which win doubtless De-
ui snort duration. n was q pleasure
lo many % learn That Saltalr would not
close While the warm weather lasts. as
ile early autumn weather rs ideal at
iAe beautiful resort and the tempara-
lure 0i the water Us Gar from being too
cold for bathing
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Reynolds announce
lhe engagement of their daughter
Bertha Co hl John Russell Mr. Rus
sa'l and his h..0lhed are both meme
ttrf Of the Twentieth ward where they
"re very well known The marriage is
io take place or ,He Temple on the 20th
Inst
The lecture given last night by Miss
Helen N. Rims of Denver on Famous
Women of tho French Court" drew out
70 ar8e number nf society people the
congregational church being well filled
WIN interested listeners 20 the clever
Mrs Robert Glrndlnnlng entertained
Ht cafos yesterday afternoon. a large
number being rr SENT The rooms were
prettily decorate. Nith autumn flowers
"hi DAINTY I,I,.lments followed the
contest
The marriage nj Miss Louise Hewitt.
son and Georga Softer OF ST. Louis took
place on "Wednesday ut the residence OF
.l' brides parents. Rev Alfred n
henry oiiciatn' .n the presence OF a
large number of relatives and friends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
MRS. ELLEN c. S. CLAWSON.

The Mrs Ellen sketch IS
OF the best known Utahs A
wife and mother and consousy realizing
attaching life
side interests and affairs
for generosity and the
could minister the welfare and happiness
ghood
and develop her character
mother Catherine Curtis died
people nom Nauvoo and her
Britain she left the
which eldest
Of SALT Lake valley
At the eighteen she
sequenuy became prominently President
manager superintendent of h. ~ L. OF
Twelfth vari-a position which hc sim holds
LIVING despite cares associated her
self affairs beeyoeuce which her name
held loving remembrance the
In city later was called
preside a the Primary associations
teen she filled this position travelling throughout
Ing societies fulfilling with devotion
It's varied and onous duties until her DEATH IN
Mrs Cvs1u Revolutionary grandfather
Revolutionary Her father was
the standard works
the Iouerday Saints aud other works repre-
sentative Of Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
Mind Mastery.

Fully one half Of humanity Is M
pressed by the thoughts OF the bufie ~
ana crosses they must beat ana
l.ft the mind from contemplation ~,
This means Of panacea for a tnoU aAu1i
and one Ms Life may be earnest u.l
sincere without being morally ana ln-
tellectually wearls0mc and dlasIe'.
able. We need 20 take less conscious
thought Of our bodily and mental coi.l'
lions and To project our minds iu'
The worlds interest around US so Ion,
as the mind Is permitted TO brood ail
dwell upon perGonal sorrows ana our
dens % win find abundant reason l4I
gloomy attitude toward things p
general The external world and
people In II are the rightful objects lO
our thought and consideration any
not personal ailments idiosyncrAs
ana sorrovs. The cure for the nLel----
Continued on page flfteen)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
An Aid 20 sclr.E,nrcs.inn.

Until a few years ago drawing was
taught as an accomplishment aul
looked upon by teachers of the sterner
branches somewhat askance. as am arc
containing possible temptations %
frivolous and Improbable career Iha
sch0olboy who like poor Tommy Inl.
dies. was addicted 10 solaCing himself
after discipline by producing shoals ol
skeletons upon his slate did 80 ai hs
peril. and the mechanical genius VINO
simply could not resist filling all me
paper be- could borrow with engines
and boats was restricted 20 recess ioT
the eujOyment The aim Of he new
education Us not 10 make artists u. az!
children, but to give them command Ok
the pencil as of the pen. 90 use as
mode of sclf-eXpresslon. The mrchan'
cal arts are closely allied 90 drawing
and modelling. wood carving and ianl
homework are delightfully."- taught in ,le
Misunderstanding classes that now lli-
low the Kindergarten In all really me
schools IL is advisable 10 put "a pan.u
into a little ones hand as soon as he
Is old enough % Keep Il out oi ms
mouth and of the walls. Give him pa,
per al hbltum, and only one general
direction. namely. 20 set down thln-'
Just as he himself sees them. Don I
suggest to him that the table has lolr
legs nor that trees must be rooted III
the ground Let him find out these
facts FOR himself Self-crlucism
more valuable than any teaching anu
20 person must fec. his own lmpeiltc-
ton before he yearns 70 achieve bet'sI
things / think child of genuine sense
Is rarely quite satisfied with HE own
work. but he puts the best face ON u
IN order that Il may be taken seriola.y'
TO Boz laughed nc is n childish h9.igi..
Yet is there any other law OF "a cAi'l
individuality moro often outraged "
The utter humiliation OF the lelt'.
young heart? Then scientific precision
results from the habitual use q. ths
pencil 90 illustrate ideas as well as
stimulated quickness or percepu
Florence HUI Wlnterburn in the W.
mans Home Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08
CLUBCIIAT.

The lessons given Boy Mrs. Urquhau
Lee on the art ot expression, iu voice,
gesture and manner are attracting
much attention and the class is receive
ing new access,0us each day a favor
able feature OF the lessons being that
each Of the previous ones Is reviewed
each day, so that new members may
lose nothing boy entering later The
lessons are OF IuCalcuIdble benefit to
club women IN particular While those
who are not interested In club work
find &c AN aid 90 grace and ease of man
ner voice culture and general harmoni-
GUS expression.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

Mrs EWings At Home will occur
September H. instead of September a.
Club members are entitled 10 three
guests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

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Z 8 8 . go N
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

asters with an outside wreath Oh ig 5,li
apd gprengeT surounUms %. Ihte
quests were Mrs frisco. 5'rs J, j..
Hamburger Mrs. Sol s.sgl Miss HAN
aueT Miss Ida Hanau.r. Miss a. Han
Quer.
The resorts have been crowded duIiHs
the past week with u..lslla-se eheIa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

ON the 18Th OF the present month Miss
CouNe smith OF Sugar, and Mr. VIII
Murdoch OF this city. are 20 be united
ln marriage Both parties are well
known IN social circles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

The Womans Agricultural and Horti.
cultural union. which was formed as
the result OF 'ho international Congress
of Women last year. publishes from
London "a quarterly bulletin of which
the text is given both In English and
French, lu This wayrit hopes 90 meet
the needs ot an countries. In the June
number there Is a letter from Mrs. Em.
ma Shafter Howard OF Oakland. cal.
whose work no the congress was the
moving cause Of organization.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

Miss Helen sp.llman OF Crawfords.
VILE, md who has been visiting with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

80 > s..., 3 s&s&.rj
70 3 o. . s.. B 80
N $.aS..@ - a ON
ls,5EiaE'zEEsEizEizEi3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-08

Mrs IT. p H9r1ia has returned after
three weeks visit with relatives and
friends I'm Denver
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-27
LA FEMME EFT LIE O

La "Revue DIES Revues" a orga-
Mise dams ses COLONIES une "con-
sultation'' sur Ia part que les fem
mes doivent prendre aux exerci-
ces sportiques. Voici la r6ponse
de la refine de Roumanie, don't le
nom de plume est, CONNIE on le
salt Carmen Sylvia:
"J'admets, dit-elle, pour la fem
me tous les sports de nos jours, 81
ellie est gracieuse ct touchante
CONNIE Sakountala, 81 ellie porte
secours aux malheureux CONNIE
sainte Genevieve, 81 ellie fat de la
musique CONNIE sainte C6cile, 81
ellie nourrit autant de ses enfants
que Blanche de CASTLE, 81 ellie file
CONNIE la refine Berthe, 81 ellie It's
CONNIE Penelope, 81 ellie brode
CONNIE les anciennes princesses
roumaines, 81 ellie peint des livres
d'heure CONNIE Anne de Bretagne,
ST ellie soigne les bless6s CONNIE
Nightingale, 81 ellie fat
des vers CONNIE Marguerite de
Navarro ct CONNIE l'imp6ratrice
Elisabeth d'Autriche, si......'
Arretons-nous Ia, car celia sufit,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-27

demands plierent a leur tour. Bar
berousse, complement vaincu,
dut alIer a Venise s'agenouiller de-
want le Pape.
C'est sur lie champ de bataille
de / egnano que l'ltalie a 6lev6 I'm
monument a la gloire des combat
tants de l176. Un guerrier leve re-
pee vers lie ciel CONNIE I'm homme
qui d6fe ct qul appelle. Les noms
DIES cites alli6es contre Barberous-
Sc sontgrav6s sur lie pedestal; une
inscription dit a peu pres: "La, on
lie 20 mai ll76, la Ligue de quel-
ques cites a reconquis sur la majes-
t6 de lempire la libert6 DIES COM
munes, lItalie, en- 6ternel souve-
mir, a elev6 ceci, lie 3 JUN 10 o.
LIE monument de Legnano est
l'uuvre d'Enrico Butt.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-27

La population de TEurope
toute enti6re s'est accrue de 1876
1900 de 79,6l5,000 habitants, Ell
est pass6 au chiffre respectable de
39l,800,000 personnes.
II ny aura bientot plus de place.
Les derniers recensements
fxent a 6 millions ct demi la DO
pulation de Londres avec un &C.
croissement annuel de 10000 ames.
-Londres compile plus de ]uifs
que la Palestine, plus d'Ecossais
'Edimbourg, plus de Gallois que
Cardiff, plus d'Irlandais que Bel
fort, plus de catalogues que Ro-
me.
-Londres consomme par an
1000 600 boeufs, 100000 m%outons,
s millions de volailles, 400 millions
de livres de poissons, 500 millions
d'huitres, 500 millions de litres de
bi6re.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-27

La question brnlante chez les
democrates est sill fault METRE
neutrality-suspicious. avant largent
GU vice-versa. neutrality-suspicious.
obtient surtout dams FEST, tandis
que l'argent int6resse pOuest.
QUAINT au Sud il fat de BONES at.
flares avec son cotton valiant 10
cents la llvre, ct il ma pas de pre-
ference. II Anne a etre pave au
taux de For ct regarde avec favour
CO nouveau marche de IOrient Oh
lie cotton tient lie haut du pave.
On a bien pens6 a pousser lie
probleme DIES Trusts de pavant
mais au dernier moment la presse
exposa lie trust de la glace a New
York avec tant de vigueur que les
gems du Tammany, pressure tous
actionnaires de ce trust, rentrerent
dams leur coquille ct Sc contente-
rent dune declaration soi-disant
acad6mique.
II Y a bien lie tariff, mails la des'
u on ne s'accorde plus ct l'arti.
c]e est dApourvu de nouveaut6. Ce
sera done neutrality-suspicious. gu
I'argent avec DIES chances pour lie
premier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-27
EN- CHINE

Les principaux evenements de
la semaine sont la prise de Tien
Tsin, I'm message suppose de Con.
ger en- date du Is courant annon-
cant que les ministries 6taient as
sieg6s ct demandant DIES secours
ct, en- troisieme lieu, un appel de
l'empereur Kwang Su, aux Etats.
Unis ct a la France pour interve.
mir aupres DIES autres% puissances et
6tablir la paix.
La r6ponse DIES deux r6publiques
est a peu pres la meme. On de-
mande que la Chine assure aux
%puissances que leurs ministries sont
wants ct Sc portent bien, que
ceux-ci puissent communiquer di-
rectement avec leurs gouverne-
ments ct que l'on prete main forte
aux allies pour deliver les minis
tres.
La r6ponse nest pas encore We
nue..
La prise de Tien Tsin est certai-
ne, mails le fameux message de
Conger est loin de l'etre.
QUAINT a l'appel de la Chine, To-
pinion generate est que son but est
de diviser les allies ct de gagner
du temps pour SO pr6parer a la
guerre.
Depuis quelques ann6es ellie a
fait d'6normes achats d'armes ct
d'amunitions chez ces m6mes puis-
sance qui la combattent aujour-
d'hui.
Ellie manufacture chez ellie DIES
canons de gros calibre.
La saison DIES pluies est arriv6e
autour de P6kin de sorte 4u'une
expedition contre la capitale ne
peut avoir lieu qu'en septembre.
Dams %l'intervalle, Dieu aide nos
ministres!-s'ils vivent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-07-27
UNM MONUMENT l.

L'Italie Went d'inaugurer IN
monument a la gloire DIES premiers
Italiens qui s'unirent contre re-
tranger ct qui monument en- lie
combattant. Pendant tout lie moy-
en- age, les C6sars allemands des-
cendaient p6riod1quement par lie
col du Bremen dams les PLANES de
|IAdlge ct du Pa ct "pareils a DIES
6perviers qui s'abattent entire les
colombes" tenaient toute la PENN
sule dams l6pouvante. En- 1853, le
plus terrible de tous, Frederic
Barberousse, await ras6 Milan ct y
await mis- la charrue. L'ex6cut1on
await etc 81 terrible que les Allie
mands meme pleuraient; seul, Fem
pereur restait impossible, la face
dure CONNIE une pierre, dit Otto
de Freysingen. -Ce desastre exas-
pera IItalie; les villes s'unirent ct
refrent silencleusement leurs for
ces; lie Pape SO NIT a la tete du
movement.
LIE choc d6cisif cut lieu lie same
di 20 mai ll76, a Lagnano. Les
Allemande charg6rent ST rudement
les milices italiennes gu Giles pile
rent: mails, a Get instant, on Wit Sc
lancer sur les Gibelins vainqueurs
une troupe compacte de 900 soldats
qui marchaient derri6re un g6ant.
Lis s'appelaient les soldats de la
Mort, ct lis avaient fait le serment
de MOURN jusqu'au dernier plutot
que de c6der. L'attaque de ces de-
sesp6r6s fut 81 violente que les Al
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LIE SMART

LIE mot Smart a acquis une
specification sp6ciale aux Etats.
Unis. Outre lie sens de spirituel Ell
d'habile quill exprime encore, il est
de plus employs pour qualifer la
personne qui agit dams les afaires
dune maniere presto ct louche,
mails pas assez pour envoyer lie
quidam au penitencier.
LIE smart Sc tient dams les limi-
tes defines par la loi, GU couvre
81 bien ses traces que la preuve
fait default pour le condamner.
LIE mot "Finaud" rend lie nou-
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