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Evening star., 1901-08-26

The report OF a movement to limit the
use Of military titles to men who have
been actually concerned in warfare is cal
culated to cause apprehension. There is
no reason why an officer should object to
the bestowal of the title colonel on
some civilian whose distinguished bearing
and estimable personal qualities indicate
that he might under favorable circum-
stances have had the title officially be-
slowed. 1t Is merely confession on the
part of society that there are not enough
military gentlemen to go round.
Evening star., 1901-08-26
A Power of Strength i'm Our UNDER
muslin Department.

Womens Peae and Striped Seerucker Petoats made with
deep umbrella ru and finished with bias folds they made full
width and different lengths they washable and MQc
strictly fast in color Each. WONo
Women Pettcoats made of striped and plain
and blue gngham; they have deep umbrella rufes finished with
small u1es and five tucks-to be sold >OSe
Women Black Pettoats made of which
be strictly
bre hounce, finished with small hemstihed rufes DE-
These sold ~ 40
Women Petticoats black white striped
finished with deep umbrella ua ounce small pnked ruhes and
of codnga slightly undergament, which will
take the place of cheap sik-a pA e-tO
Women Black Mercezed Italian Cloth
styes-made with rufes
fine tu and folds other styles
which henlstched with deep ccordon peated 1ounce,
trimmed with small rues This pretty piece en- mo
Evening star., 1901-08-26
Mosquitoes.

The mosquitoes have evidently not been
exterminated along the Atlantic coast. de-
spite the liberal use Of oil In some parts
of the pest-stricken region. A couple OF
men from New Rochelle. N. Y. went In
bathing the other night In Echo bay. near
their home, and when they emerged from
the water they found that their clothes
had been stolen. This left them exposed
Evening star., 1901-08-26

Every yard of Wash Goods which
sold up to 25c. per yard, including
Imported Dimities, English Batistes
and other novelties, representing ev-
cry conceivable color and pattern, as
we'll as a beautiful line of A3/c
black and white effects. WaWESo
Evening star., 1901-08-26
A Power of Strength i'm
Our Wash Goods.

Every yard of Wash Goods which
sold up to I2Iac. per yard, including
Satin Raye Dimities, Organdies, Ba-
tistes and fine Lawns, in all good
patterns and colorings, will 2Zhc
be closed out at. ......... OYSSe
Evening star., 1901-08-26
SHOOTING STARS.
FOrebOdinE.

I'VE are drifting toward a very danger
Gus condition in our political affairs" said
the summer boarder.
Yes" said Farmer Corntossel. "Tve no.
tfced 1t for some time. If all the men
have to quit work to argue about the best
way to get the government Strengthened
out, 1 don't know what's going to hap
pen to the crops and the chores"
Evening star., 1901-08-26

Every yard Of Imported Brilliants,
Swiss Mulls, Satin Raye and Corded
Effects. These, as we'll as the popu-
lar black and whites, every yard new
this season, will be sold for Q3Lc
the balance of the week at OaWFSe
Evening star., 1901-08-26

II has been said that Senator Depew will
hereafter refuse to be interviewed. This
seems like a eanard on the face of it. SEN
atol Depew could never be 50 lacking In
amiabi
Evening star., 1901-08-26
Kansas City Justice.
From the Kansas City Star.

A new policy In the police court which II
sure to exert q salutary effect is the re-
fusal Of Judge Brumback to remit or re-
duce fines after court. It was the practice
Of McAuley to inflict heavy fines in open
court and then quietly give the accused a
stay when the crowd and the newspaper
reporters had departed. This sort Of Jug
Cling with Justice has been already erad-
fcated from the police court.
Evening star., 1901-08-26

The United States is rich enough to have
anything it desires. a college of heraldry
included. But coats of arms will have to
figure in American civilization as mere
matters Of decoration, for some time to
come
Evening star., 1901-08-26

Europe Is intensely interested in the steel
strike. Europe may assume a certain air
of superiority in social questions, but when
it comes to a matter of business 1t is all
attention to every move over here.
Evening star., 1901-08-26

1t Is pleasant to note that there will be
no serious clash between the census bureau
and Washington's health office over the
method of estimating vital statistics.
Evening star., 1901-08-26

No amount of personal vanity could lead
Mr.. Kruger of South Africa to suspect
that he will ever become as inviting fig
ure for sculpture as George Washington
Evening star., 1901-08-26

The English people may to certain ex-
tent resent the increased demands made
upon them in the way of taxes: but not
nearly so much as they would resent an
abandonment Of the purposes for which
they are to pay.
Evening star., 1901-08-26

The fact that Ii Hung Chang has not
found himself called upon to get sick and
shut himself up In his palace would indi-
cate that affairs In China are progressing
on a reasonably safe basis.
Evening star., 1901-08-26

Jersey City stood in the path Of the tor
nado, but New York was spared. 1t would
be like Richard Croker's impudence to point
to this as a reward of righteousness
Evening star., 1901-08-26

When a mob appears the right kind Of q
sheriff does not stop to indulge in debate
on whether there are circumstances under
which lynching Is tustifiable.
Evening star., 1901-08-26

The southern republics find difficulty In
understanding this country's willingness to
abstain from a fight. unless 1t Is absolutely
necessary.
Evening star., 1901-08-26

The overthrow Of Tammany has been
planned so often that the general public
may be pardoned for feeling a certain
amount of doubt when it is announced.
Evening star., 1901-08-26

The fact that the stamp tax on checks
has been abolished has not made any
great difference in the readiness of people
with bank accounts to circulate these in
teresting documents
Evening star., 1901-08-26

A number of the larger cities will have
to set better examples If they expect Wash
ington to clamor very hard for the privi-
lege of voting for municipal officers
Evening star., 1901-08-26
Looking Forward.
From the Richmond Dispatch.

From the Richmond Dispatch.
New York Is beginning to talk Of cele-
brating in 1909 the three hundredth anni-
yersary OF the discovery of the Hudson.
1t Is looking well ahead. Richmond has
less time by two years In which to pre-
pare for its jamestown celebration In 1907.
Evening star., 1901-08-26

Sir Thomas Lipton's confidence that he
will lift the cup this time Is welcome
trait of character. 1t Is what gives us the
pleasure OF his society.
Evening star., 1901-08-26

The caterpillar nuisance is at It's height,
but Boston's experiments with sparrows
have not encouraged 1t to offer any more
hints on determination.
Evening star., 1901-08-26

Every politician declares his respect for
the voice of the people. The main diff
Guilty is due to the fact that each regards
himself the only reliable megaphone
Evening star., 1901-08-26

Whatever happens, England can feel
proud OF the manner in which IT has made
American yachtsmen bestir themselves.
Evening star., 1901-08-26
A Sceptic Ansyyered.

'Will you explain to me why 1t is that
you have difficulty in filling these posi-
tions for which you say you would gladly
pay salaries of twenty or twenty thou
sand a year,?
'It Is very easily explained" answered the
business man; "a man who is bright
enough to earn that big a salary is bright
enough to go ahead and make a million or
so on his own account"
Evening star., 1901-08-26

Senator Platt is obliged to show large
amount of compliance in order to main
tain his position as boss"
Evening star., 1901-08-26

Perhaps Venezuela has been devoting too
much attention to asphalt when 1t ought to
have been raising olive branches.
Evening star., 1901-08-26
Mf. Moon ON Guard.
From the Pikeville eTenn.) Banner.

John A. Moon, M. c., Of this district.
spent few days with the good people OF
Bledsoe. Representative Moon Is q watch
tower on the temple of liberty and lion
holding at bay all who would enter and vio-
late the democratic temple.
Evening star., 1901-08-26
Uncertainty.

Today thou art a hero grand.
Tomorrow thou art init
True wisdom in this hasty land.
Is knowing when to quit.
Evening star., 1901-08-26

Mr.. Black would at least like to have
enough Of McKeesport left to require the
services of a mayor.
Evening star., 1901-08-26
An Undetermined Question

''That man seems to have great many
disappointments."
''Well, we can't decide whether he Is
very unlucky or wonderfully lucky. You
see, he started for one Of these newly
discovered gold fields, and got ship-wreck-
ed on the way"
Evening star., 1901-08-26

Every yard of the finest Hop Sack
ing. This linen suiting we can still
give you in the natural color, old
rose, green and gray; never sold for
less than 75c. per yard OEc
will be closed out for. AONe
First Floor, Section Busy Cor
ner Building.
Evening star., 1901-08-26
Vacation Time.
> glad vacation time Is when

The glad vacation time Is when
The bug crawls down your neck
And chattering misses think that men
Must answer every beck.
You row the boats and push the swings
And far on picnics roam,
And eat innumerable things
You would not touch at home.
With breakfast done. for lunch you wait;
And then when lunch is through
For dinner time. with patience great
You start to wait anew.
And. be 1t In the mountains far,
Or by the billowy shore,
How gloriousiy glad you are
To get to work once morel
Evening star., 1901-08-26
Our Rebuilding is a Continuatie
A Power of Strength i'm OUR Up
hOlstery Department.

We have bought the entire sample line of Me Frank eyland
18TH street and h New York who considered be
the largest importers of Lace General Upholstery this
country Tomorrow they SALE all single of English Bob
blnette, French Muslin and Swiss Rud Curtains lengths 3,
and yardsampes which sold -
All the Lace Curtain CornersBobbnete Musn Tabour and
Nottingham; lengths yards match Choice m
ASSe
The finest ends of Genuine Saxony Brussels Cuansthe
most exquisite patterns they An
These ends match %l let>
Real Renaissance samples, and
2 yards long enough match bedspads shams
some worth high as S. end Choice VeVV
lot of French and Domestic Tapestry all yard
lengths suitable for table Turkish small
window dperiesgood worth from 75c $500 per yard %M
Mecerzed Derby and Ottoman Rep Ga and 84 @n 2m
Fnnged Table Covers, worth $500 and $ooeach pA e>
real Arabian Curtain Endsenough lace in each
dress in the elaborate These will be sold
about half the the lace from the This
is located third floor Smith building
Evening star., 1901-08-26
In Doubt.

'I Judge from your conversation" said
the carping person, that you assume to be
an optimist."
'Oh, yes. 1t is just as well to look on the
bright side"
"You undertake to demonstrate that
whatever is, is right and all that sort of
thing
THAT would be the tendency Of my argu-
ments."
'.And you believe that everything is all
for the best"
Yes"
"Well, I'm glad to meet you. want to
talk with some one who has studied the
subject, and who can possibly tell me why
it is that the man who rocks the boat al
ways manages to swim ashore and let the
other people drown. It may be all for the
best but I'd like to have it explained"
Evening star., 1901-08-26

UIn order to avoid delays, on nc-
count of personal absence, letters to
THE STAR should not be addressed
to any Individual connected with tne
Office. hut simply to THE STAR, or to
the Editorial or Business Depart
ments according to tenor or purpose.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-08-03

quatre dernieres heures. Une excur
sion aux sources perdu son charme
par l'accompagnement incessant dune
pluie battante.
Les reunions de PAssociation ont etc
tres interessantes; des sujets de haute
Importance ont etc discutes ct du choc
des grandes idees emises la lumiere a
jailii ct eclaire les representants de
la Presse sur les mobiles ct serieux de-
voirs qu'ils ont a remplir. Ces discuss
sions, provoquees par lie president Dy-
mond, ne peuvent manquer d'avoir un
excellent resultat en- ce qu'elles indi-
quent au Journalistic la meilIeure ligne
de conduite suivre.
La troisieme journee, la convention
Siege a Ruston, ct lie soir les membres
Sc sont separes ct chacun regagne ses
penates. L'annee prochaine, c'est d
Alexandra que sc reunira PAssocia-
ton; Pepoque de la reunion ma pas
etc fixee, mais ellie aura lieu plus tot
que cette aimee pour 6viter les fortes
chaleurs.
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st. Pierre.

Des changements Sc sont operes
au cours du mois dernier dams lie
progressif village de st. Pierre. Au
Club. c'est une nouvelle administra-
ton, de nouvelles figures derriere
la barre. C'est maintenant M. e.
Delaneuville qui dirige letablisse-
ment.
A rautre extremite du village, le
vieux Club Social st. John, ferme
depuis plus de deux ans, rouvert
samedi dernier ses portes sous Ia
direction de M. Rene Montz.
C'est au vieux Club que l'artiste
capillaire Cuny transporte sa
chaise, ses rasoirs, ses ciseaux ct
ses pommades, ct c'est Ia quill at
tend ses nombreux clients pour les
faire beaux.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-08-03
Propos de Saison.

D'abondantes pluies sont TOM
bees dams tout Tetat, ct la semaine
derniere surtout chaque paroisse
en- Gu ga part. Par ici, les aver
ses ont etc tres frequentes ct tres
genereuses ct ont etc dun immense
bienfait pour la came a sucre ct lie
riz. LIE mais, les patates ct les fe-
YES Sc seraient accommodes de bien
moins. Mais il faut voir CONNIE la
came pousse, CONNIE ellie pris
-une belle couleur ct CONNIE ellie
fait des n@uds depuis que la pluie
q commence 8 tomber. II ne SEM
BILE plus qu'elle ait souffert ct dams
bsaucoup de champs ellie s'est rat
trapee des effets de la secheresse au
point d'etre aussi grande que les
annees ordinaires a pareille saison.
Pour le riz, c'est juste . point que
les pluies sont venues pour lui met
tire de beaux epis qui won't bientot
se dorer. Dams les paroisses on les
planteurs ont dd compter entiere-
ment sur Ia Providence pour faire
venir leurs recoltes de riz, il ma
pas plu suffisamment peut-
mais assez pour faire compter sur
une demi-recolte.
Les feves sont superbes. Trop
de pluie pourrait leur etre nuisible,
surtout Ia on le manque d'egout Sc
fait sentir. Les paturages sont ri-
ches, ct il est etonnant que les bou-
chers ne nous servent pas toujours
de belle viande. Les melons IT,
rent sur Ia fin. lis ne sont plus
savoureux depuis gull pleut.
La saison approche on il faudra
entreprendre le jardinage d'hiver ::
c'est le temps de semer le lchou ct
d'autres legumes encore. LIE tour
du navet viendra dams IN mois.
Les potagers mont guere fourni de
legumes Get etc, grace la seche-
resse. lis seront sans douts plus
genereux pendant l'automne ct l'hi-
yer.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-08-03

dommages pour pleasures reeuel
lors de la destruction du navirt
dams le port de la Havane, sous
pretexte que rEspagne est respon.
sable de pexplosion. Plusieurs au.
tres reclamations semblables ont etc
envoyees la commission nouvelle.
ment organisee pour s'occuper du
reglement des reclamations prove
nant de la guerre avec pEspagne.
En- vertu du traite de Paris, le gou-
vernement AMERICAN s'est rendu
responsible de tous les dommages
survenus aux citoyens della repu-
blique ct imputables a Ia guerre.
LIE gouvernement de Washington
SO trouvera le defendeur dams les
causes en- question, ct ses avocats
auront pour but principal de prou-
YER que la destruction du Maine
nest pas due aux Espagnols nj a des
agents, ct le plus curieux de l'affai-
re, c'est que ces avocats, pour la
plupart, sont convaincus de la cul-
pabilite des Espagnols. Mais ce
nest pas tout. ST la commission
decide que l'Espagne etait respon-
sable, Ia chose sera consideree COM
me an affront oficiel a notre ancien-
ne ennemie 81 ellie decide le con-
traire, ellie avouera que le fameux
cri: Remember the Maine" ma
etc qu'un pretexte pour faire Ia
guerre, ct celia sera loin d'exprimer
Ia majorite des sentiments du peu-
pie AMERICAN. Personne ne SON.
geait que Ia commission aurait q
s'occuper de Ia destruction du Mai
ne, mais il suf6 dun avocat pour
donner . cette question une impor-
tance devant laquelle paliront tou-
tes les autres. La chose sera cer-
tainement suivie avec interst par le
public qui q encore frais dams Ia
memoire le souvenir des evenements
accomplis depuis trois ans, ct les
commissaires SO trouvent places
dams une position on ills auront q
faire appel a toute leur diplomatic
ct . toute leur sagacite.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-08-03
Le Bal au B6n6tice de Nine We.
Charles n. Lasseigne.


LIE bal organise pour samedi ct
dinanche derniers au benefcs de
Nine veuve Charles NJ. Lasseigne q
attire une foule de monde. conside-
aant le mauvaia temps. sur la plate
forme de M. e. DelaneuviIle. La
gafte faisait le charme dc ID fete ct
ce nest que tres tard dams la mutt
que le monde s'est retire, chacun
tres satisfait. car il s'etait bien anu
se. Aussi le resnltat fut beau
une recette de $64.05 fut realisee,
don't $23 de depenses, laissant IN
bene6ce de $4105. C'est IN suc-
ces sur lequel personne n'aurait ose
compiler. Nine Adam Jacob, orga-
nisatrice de cette fete, nous prize Dc
remercier tous cenx qui ont contri'
bu6. soft par leur aide. soft PAL
leur generoaits. l assurer ce beau
resultat.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-08-03
L'ASSOCIATION DE LA PRESSE
MIN D E N.

Non loin des lignes qui separent Ia
Louisiana au nord de pArkansas ct
l'ouest du Texas est battle une coquette
petite vile sur une colline elevee, au
centre de la paroisse Webster. Ce fut
vers 1887 que Minden fut fond6e dams
ce pays isole, au fond des bois. LIE
seul cours d'eau voisin est le bayou
Dauchitte, qui passe deux miles ct
demi du village ct qui nest navigable
que pendant cinq mois de l'annee. Ce
bayou va sc jeter dams lie lac Bistineau,
qui s'etend au sud jusqu'a la riviere
Rouge, ct longtemps II fut la seule vote
de communication avec le monde ex-
terieur, mais aujourd'hui Minden est
desservie par une Iigne de chemin de
fer partant dun point de PArkansas
pour aboutir Natchez.
C'est dams ce charmant village que
l,Association de la Presse de la Loui-
siane s'est reunie cette aimee. Pour
s'y rendre, les membres venant des diff
ferentes parties de l'etat ont do voya-
ger par etapes,. car on n'arrive pas en-
core dun seul trait Minden. Qu'on
passe par Vicksburg, par Monroe ou
par Shreveport, il faut sly arreter quel-
ques heures pour prendre le train qui
vous deposera a Sibley, ct vous serez
heureux 81 Ia encore ii ne vous faut at
tendre pour monter dams lie train du
Louisiana & Arkansas Railroad qui
passe q Minden. MaIheureusement,
ce train une tres forte tendance d
quitter les rails pour voyager sur les
" cross ties" ct quand lie premier con-
tingent de Ia Presse, qui await quite
Shreveport de trop grand matin pour
avoir pu dejeuner ou meme prendre le
cafe, est arrive q Sibley, il etc poll
ment informe quill aurait un quart
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-08-03
Official Proceedings of the Police
Jury of the Parish of st.
John the Baptist.
AUGUST 1, 1901. !.

The Police Jury met this day in regular
monthly meeting with the Hon. Ernest Sem
titles in the chair and the following members
present: Messrs. Gendron, Granier, LeBrun
Laganne and Bourgeois; absent, nons
On motion duly seconded, the minutes of
the last meeting were read and approved
The committee on claims reported favor
ably upon the following bills, which were or
dered paid:
Paul Berthelot, sheriff, attendance on
court July 18th and ed, days
de w
Same, transportation of accused Joe
Hart to the penitentiary.. 16 65
Same. transportation of Jack Wilson
from st. Charles to st. John........ rs
]. A. Bossier, killing hogs at 50cts..... 90
o. Oubre, killing hogs at 5Octs........... 60
DR.. L. T. Donaldson. vaccination in 5th
ward during March, 1901. 13 50
On motion of Mr.. Granier, seconded by Mr..
Bourgeois. the Tableau of Expenditures for
the year 1901, having been published over 30
days in the Official journal of the parish, is
adopted by the following vote: Yes-Bour-
geois, Gendron, Granier, Laganne, LeBrun
and Sentilles; nay-none.
stated that he had filed his assessment rolls
for the year 1901, with the state auditor, the
clerk of court and the sheriff, exotic clio tax
collector.
On motion of Mr.. Granier, seconded by Mr..
Bourgeois, the rate of taxation is fixed as
follows: mills for parish and 2 mills for
school purposes. Adopted by the following
vote: Yes-Ganier, Gendron, Laganne, Le.
Brun, Bourxeois and Sentilles; nay-none.
On motion duly seconded, Mr. Bourgeois is
authorized to send Mr.. Charles Tregre to the
charity hospital and to pay his travelling ex-
penses, he being in destitute condition.
Adopted.
Mr.. Octave Chenet, deputy sheriff, appeared
before the Jury and made complaint that the
regulations of ferries were violated at Ferry
No. 1. On motion duly seconded, the deputy
sheriff was authorized to make the proper
charge before the Sd justice court in order to
have said regulations enforced.
On motion of Mr.. LeBrun, seconded by Mr..
Laganne, thep resident is authorized to sign
lease of q lot Of ground rented from the Plan
ters and Merchants Social Club for the pur-
pose of erecting shed thereon for the term
of nine years at the rate of one dollar per
year. Adopted.
There being no further business, on motion
duly seconded the Jury adjourned.
ERNEST SENTILLES,
President.
A true copy
J. J. RENE,
Secretary.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-08-03
La Foire.

Cest au Club qu'elle aura lieu.
Ainsi 70 decide le comite d'organi-
sation, dimanche dernier. Cest
aux femmes maintenant jouer le
role d'abeilles diligentee, ! tout
preparer pour que Ia foire ait du
success. Et Ton salt qu'elles le fe-
ront. qu'elles rivaliseront de zsle
meme sans tenir compte de la de-
faite que leur infiga le comite
dams la lutte pour remplacement.
Il est trop tot encore pour en-
dire plus long. ct c'est pourquoi
nous attendons que Ia chose ait pris
une tournure pour en- parler lon
guement.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-08-03
Base Ball.

Demain, aura lieu, dams la savan-
ne de M. Placide Dry, une partie
de base ball entire les Young Lions
ct les Lutcher Greys pour un enjeu
de $25. lie prix d'entree sera de
Is cents pour les hommes, mais les
danes seront admises gratuitement.
Une partie eu lieu ravant- dernier
dimanche entire les deux clubs 8
Lutcher ct les Greys sont restes
vainqueurs par un score de 10 al.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-08-03
JEAN BERNADAC.
Chirur6ien- -Y6t6rinaire,

Sc tient en- tout temps la DISPOSE
tion des personnes qui auraient be-
soin de ses services. II prend des
animaux en- soin domicile. sa Tongue ex-
perience est une garantie pour ses clients.
ID. Bernadac Sc charge de fournir, sur com-
mande, des chevaux tells que le desirent les
acheteurs. II touiours des chevaux chez
lui, ct vend ct 6change Ia commission. III
fera touiours SON possible pour satisfaire ses
clients.
Residence. Lutcher, paroisse st. jacques.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-08-03
AsSac .HNbitamts.

LIE soussigns annonee aux habitants de st
Jean-B -Baptiste quill s'occupe du traitement des
chevanx ct des operations de toutes sortes 4
leur faire. II Sc rendra de suite chez ceux
quile feront appeler.
Sadresser chez lui, rive gauche, on lui ecri-
re Ia poste de Bonnet Carre.
CELESTIN BREDY.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-08-03

Le Docteur Charles Mermilliod. Jr.
Sc rend chez M. e. Leger, rive droite,
tous les dimanches. Les personnes
qui desirent le consulter, rive gauche,
peuvent le voir chez Nine Gratien
Thibodaux, entire ct heures, chaque
dimanche apres-midi.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-08-03
DE PART EFT D'AUTRE

L'ecrivain AMERICAN George Kee-
nan, qui a beaucoup etudis le sys-
teme des prisons ct les methodes
des oficiers russes ct ne s'est pas
gene pour dire ce quill On pensait,
aete sommairement e1pulse de la
Rusaie au moment oa il , retour-
matt vendredi dernier.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-08-03
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Lundi est decede, sur Ia rive gau-
che. NJ. John Dry, age d'environ
soixante ans.