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fancy. red. s2.OOG2.5O; do, fair to good.
s.. I5U2.00; do. comm on, small S1.25Hl.50;
do, Western Maryland and Pennsylvania,
packed, per bbl. 2.25Gf3.00: do, New York.
assorted, per bbl. $250d4.00: do, No. 2's,
per bbl. $2.25d25O; do, Eastern. per hbl,
No. !, S3.50d4O0; cabbage New York State,
per ton, so; do, Danish, per ton, sl0nll;
carrots. native. per bus box. 30ft35c; do,
per bunch, 2fI3c; cauiflower. Long ISL
and, per crate or tbl $1.50d2.25; celery.
New York State, per doz stalks, 10H4oc;
do, native. per burch, 21&d3c; corn, per
dozen, native, l0gl5ci cranberries, Cape
bbl, S5.00M5.50: grapes. New York, per S-ib
basket, Concords, 16N17c; do, per 5-lb
basket, Concords lie; do, per 5-lb basket,
NiaSaras, 13nl6c; do. Salems, Haze; do,
Catawba, HAZE; kale. native. per bus
box, S9lOc; lettuce, native, per bus box,
25u35c; lettuce, Southern, per bus basket,
4Vc; lima beans, native, per BUS box, I5G
9Oc: onions. Maryland and Pennsylvania,
yellow. per bus, Sl-U41l0 do, Western,
yellow, per bus. S100dt1.l0: do. Western,
white. per bus, S1.20ml.30: oyster plants,
native, per bunch, 2q234c: pears. Eastern
Shore. Kieffe-. per basket i5d@0c; dc.
2,50 do, per keg. 50cdsl: do. Seckel. per
keg. T.O0Gl. %; do, Sheldon, per Dbl, No.
!. $3I4: peas. Norfolk, per 12-bbl basket,
S1.25a1. IS: pumpkins, native. each, @4ic;
ounces, New York, per bbl. No. l, S.l5d
400; spinach, native, per bus box, 10c:
string beans. native. per bus, green. $50
zoe; do, Norfolk, per basket. green. Sl.00I
] %; do. wax s1.O0nl. IS; tomatoes, Eastern
Shore, Maryland, per basket, sound, 300
35c; do, market stock. do, native, per
measured bTs, 70d75c: do. Anne Arundel.
per basket 4Oa45c; turnips, native. per bus
box 12lsMl5C.
Potatoos-The market was firm. Mary
land and Pennsylvania, per bus, No. l.
50Si65c: do. seconds, 49a50c; New York,
per bus, prime, 60d65c; common, per bus,
40d50c: sweets Eastern Shore. Virginia,
per bbl, truck, S1.25Gl.S5; do, flour bbl,
II SNd1 40: Anne Arundel per bbl. No. l,
81. .4eaI.50; native. per Dbl, s1.5oa1.60; yams,
per bbl, No l, sl.0GI1.25.
Poultry-Market steady Old fowls, &c
ROSTERS. 25a30c apiece; ducks. 9dlOc
pound; turkeys, large, 9dlOc; do, small,
SG,Slac; dre ssed, old fowls. 9Gl0c; spring
ers 1Gl2G1lc; turkeys 10a12c.
Green coffee-AIarket steady. No.
Rio grade), 65sc
Package brands-E. L. C., 1OO-Ib cases,
1lIzc; 60-lb cases, II G-10c; 36-lb cases,
II 7-1Oc; Lion coffee. in 1O0-lb lots, 11.1Sc;
in 60-lb lots. 1l.2Sc.
Cotton-MarISet is firm; middling, Sc;
strictly low middling, nc; low middling,
7a4c. Stock In Baltimore. 4,251 bales,
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Proht-TakinG in Wheat Causes the
Price to Decline.

CHICAGO. Nov 6.-There has been no
lessening in the wheat interest today. the
trade growing rather than dwindling. But
there was pressure of profit taking, and
some setback to the price. The market
closed &c under the top and 80 55c under
last night There was not SO much pres
sure for the cash at Minneapolis, and its
premium of over &c yesterday was cut
in two. Cables were higher. Clearances
were about 1,0Oi,,yy bushels. There were
moderate primary receipts. The world $
visible increased 2235, 600 bushels.
Corn-I ongs took profits on scale to
prove trial to the bulls After advanc-
ing 2, early, the market closed I4W9sc un-
der Tuesday. There was an active and
higher market UP to noon, and the liqui-
dation began to tell. The ann n'uncements
were not bcariSh. Receipts here were "A
cars; the estimate for tomorrow, only 70.
There were large cash sales to the South,
at least 100000 bushels.
There was the same experience in oats
as corn; an early advance of &C. and then
1t closed 1z1l4c under Tuesday. There
was the same class OF selling as in corn
and largely by the same interests. Ship
ping sales of oats are put high as iOJ
900 bushels.
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New York Cotton Market.
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Following are
todays quotations in the local wholesale
provision and grain markets:
Hay-Market firm. No timothy
$l5.O0dlG.50; No. 2 $l5.cgal5.5O; No. ;. $3.50
al400; No. l clover. mixed, SCHOOLS. 90;
No. 2 clover, mixed, 81 5oql2.50: No; !
clover $l2.00u!2.5O: No. clover, $l0.00a
II CO.
straw-Market was quiet. No I
straight rye, new. $3.50; No = straight,
rye, new, Sl2Gl2.50; tangled rye blocks.
81 s00a9.c0; wheat. common to prime. $1,000
80; oat straw, common TO prime, SS,OOa
800.
Butter-Market was firm. Creamery.
separator extra. 2iHe5c; extra first. 22a
23c; creamery first, 2llZ2c; DO, imitation
extra, 1Sefl9c; Iowa and Northwestern
ladle, extra, l6fll7c; do, extra first. 15Gl6c;
Western stOre-packcd, 13Ui4C; Ohio rolls
-irst, l5mlGc; second. l3Gl4c; West VIr-
,sinia rolls, first, iiG15c. second 134Iic
Elgin creamery prints. la-lb. 25426C; do
lib, 25c; do. .2-lb 23a24c; Maryland and
Pe nnsylvania creamery prints, 12-lb, 2ill
25c: do. lib, 23G2ic.
Eggs-Thc market is firm. Strictly
fresh. ZlnZ2c; Western. 2on2lc.
Fish. oysters. and clans Market
steady. Bass. per lb, case; crocus, per 10,
20: rock. boiling per ID. l2c; do, medium
per 10, Sc. do, pan. per 10, 5dGc; White
perch. large, per 10. Gn1c; do, medium
per ID. 4H5c; perch, yellow, per 10. large
oltGc: do, medium, 3Hic; sheepshtad,
zAa3c: star or butterfish per Ib, 2a3c;
grey trout. per ib, large. Sc; do, small.
per 10. 242i4c; founders, per 10. sale;
salmon trout, per r., 4Q5c; tailOrs per 10,
large. 59t6c; do, small, 3a5c; catfish. per
III, &c: green pike, native, per 10, 5a7c;
clans. white, per 100. 45c: hard crabs, per
-four bbl, 75cMS1; oysters. bulk stock per
bus. 60a90c; choice raw box, per 10, Sip
i.50; prime, per bbl 81 5Odi medium. $2n
2.25: culls. per bbl. Sl5G.'l 70; terrapin.
Chesapeake, diamond baG.c, 7-inch, per
doZ, SJ0"55; do, 6-inch. pCp duZ S30H35;
81. .JO4f35e.
Green fruits ana vegetables The mar
ket was finn Annias nearby Eer hill
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Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. as the most sue
cessful and by far the safest remedy for
catarrh yet produced.
one well known Catarrh specialist, as
soon as he had made "A thorough test Of
this preparation. discarded inhalers,
wash. S and sprays and now depends en-
tireIy upon StuaTts Catarrh Tablets in
treating catarrh. whether in the head
throat or stomach
Dr. Risdell says: In patients who had
lost the sense Of smell entirely. and even
where the hearing has begun to be af-
fected from catarrh, J have had fine re-
suits after only few weeks use Of
Stuart Catarrh Tablets. ! can only ex-
PLAN their action on the theory that the
cleansing and antiscptic properties Of the
tablets destroy the catarrhal germs
wherever found. because ! have found the
tablets equally valuable in catarrh of
the throat and stomach as In nasal ca
tarrh"
Dr. Estabrook says Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets are especially useful in nasal ca
tarrh and catarrh of the throat, clearing
the membranes Of mucus and spec dily
overcoming the hawking. coughing and
expeetorating.
ANY sufferer from catarrh will find
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets will give imme-
diate relief, and being in tablet form and
pleasant to the taste are convenient and
always ready for use, os they can Ep car
ried in the pocket and used at any time
as they contain no poisonous drugs, but
only the cleansing sntiseptic properties
of Eucalyptus bark, Guaiacol, blood root,
and Hydrastin.
All druggists sell the tablets at 50 cents
for complete treatment.
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ing expenses. The statement is hne ore
The gross earnings for September n
creased SfS coo. and the operating x
penses decreased $l1G.Ot0 For the three
months the gross earnings Increased
S9lS 900. and the operating expenses ''e-
creased S22SO01 so that the increase IN
net earnings for the quarter was S4i6,0W:
or 46 per cent over the same periou oi
last year
There is much intcr,st in all the South
nrr securities. Southern Railway. Norfolk
and Western. Louisville and Nash
vile. and Chesapeake and Ohio. lheIe
is much talk of the fine earnings reports
being made and investment buying Is
noted in many of the stocks The pro
fessional cliques are putting out stories
of important developments in southern
Railway in the near future, which may
have some foundation.
The report of the Rock Island Tor the
first half Of its fiscal year makes a good
showing. The company is earning fully
10 per cent on its stock at the present
time, but may not quite keep up TO this
record
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KNOWS NO DISTINCTION.
Rich and Poor Alike Suffer From
Catarrf in This Climate.

All observant physicians have noticed
the enormous increase in catarrhal DIS
eases in recent years and the mO;, lib
eral and enlightened have cheerfully given
their approval TO the new internal remedy,
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GoyernmcntR Ronn.

The developments ia the Northern Pa
cifc settlement were the oversbssiowing
Influence in the stock market all day
yesterday. 20 remarkable 8egiee. The
opening prices in the securities, partic-
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. HoLmNG AN EQUITY
TERM KATIE T. COLLINS ct nj. VS.. THE
TRUSTEES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN con
CREGATION IN GEORGETOWN et. al No.
226ss. Equity Doc No. 81
On motion Of the compartments, by d. W.
O'Dono:;aue Their solicitor II is by the court,
this 9th lav ni November 4. %. 1901, ordered that
the defendants Michael NourSP, the unknown
heirs. devisecs, and alienees Of Michael Nourse,
bernard Gipn the unknown heirs, devlset=, and
alienees OF Ben1rd Gilpin, Daniel Bnsard' Gather
inc Bussard William Bussard, Lewis A. Buasard,
Julia Ann Bussard. the unknown heirs, deylsees
and alienees OF Daniel BussIrd, Catherine BusSard.
William Bussard Lewis A. bussaniJ and Julia Ann
Busslrd. Benjamin :. Bohrer, Maria Bohrer, Maria
F. Bohrer Mary Clitz, Alexander L. Bohrer, and
the unknown heirs deyisees and ahenees OF Ben
iamin ; Bohfer, Maria Bohrer, Maria F. Bohr't,
Mary Clitz and Alexander L. BoiireT, cause tbeir
appearance TO be entered herein on or before the
1rst rule dav occurring forty days after this day;
otherwise the cause Will be proceeded with a. IN
case Of default. Provided copy OF this order be
liubli,bed once week for three weeks before said
return day in the Washington Law Reporter and
Washington Times. The object o! this suit is
to establish a complete and perfect title in fee
simple in the cOmplalnsnts to parts Of lots num-
beTed one hundred and ninety y-tlght tl9s) and
one hundred and ninety mine Gg9J in Beatty and
Hawkins Addition TO Georgetown, IN the District
OF Columbia, being IN square numbered twelve
hundred aHG seventy-three tl2'S) formerly known
as square one hundred and three tlGb) Of George
town. beginning for the same at the intersection
OF the south line Of r. Qormerly Fifth Street
and the west line Of Thirty-third formerly Mar
keD Street northwest, and running thence south
ward with the west line Of Thirty-third Street the
distance OF twenty-five and twclye-hundredtls
(22. 10 feet, thence westward and parallel with
the south line OF RI Street the distance of
ffty-three and eighty-seven hundredths (j3.s)
feet thence southwurd and parallel with the west
line Of Thirty-third Street the distance Of one
and Observation-Disclosures U.59J feet, thence
westward and parallel with the south line Of RI
.NF FFtFN FN-flNR ~ n -frK
hundTciths (2j6jl feet, thence northward and par
giIel with the west line Of Thirty-third Street
tlic distance Of twenty-three and seventy-one
I1,D,Ir.dlIs ,}3TD feet 10 the south line OF r.
Street. and thence eastward with said south line
of ..R" Street the distance OF seventy-nine and
dfty-two hundredths GJj2) feet to the place OF
beginning and TO declare the same OF record,
and TO perpctualy enjon the defendants and
each Of them from asserting any right, clam,
oT titIr thereto or any part thereof as against
couplainants. their heirs or assigns.
By the Court: rr.,,-,.,
'Trrie copv Test:
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Pursuant to the requirements Of an act Of Con-
gress, entitled an act authorizing the Secretary
Of the Interior 10 sell a certain lot in the Dis
trict of Columbia at. public auction, approved
February 2s 1901 and 10y direction Of the Sec
ret.r, Of the Interior the undersigned viii offer
ior sale at public auction. in front OF the prem
is,s an SATURDAY. THE NINTH DAY or NO
VFNRFR AID. 1901. AT HALF-PASr FOUR
G'CTOCK p VI. the following described real
,statr situate in the city of Washington, Dis
t,irt of Columbia. To Nit: All the right title.
;nt.resf and estate of the United States in and
t certain lot Of land in the city OF Washington,
nistrict OF Columbia, known upon the Plat OF
ri.n of said city a. lot numbered ten (l0) in
SQUARE numbered ten hundred and forty-one
OOiD. =, 49,, =,
t,ro veors with interest from the day OF sale
at Ave Is per cent? per cent per annum, secured
Inv decd of trust on the property sold, or all cash,
~ The opton of the purchaser, deposit OF
s5oo remiired upon acceptance OF bid If terms
~ ,,ie are not complied with in 10 days from
tho Jay of sale the Secretary OF the interior re-
serves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the deflultng purchaser, nttes
five days' advertisement Of such resale IN some
newspaper published in Washington, d. 1. Al
oonvevancing recording. stamps, etc, at Tue
JAMES ". RADCLIFFE. Auet.
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.PAINE'S celery COMPOUND

SCOTS EMULSION CAN BE TAKEN WITHOUT
mi-eiyiuEs as to its effect on the stomach All
lis benefits are secured without the digestive
organs being disturbed the stomach upset.
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LOUIS A. DENT. Register Of Wills.
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. Special term for Orphans Court
business. III the matter ot tue estate OF Sidney
Siybnry deceased No. 1926. Application
having becn made TO this court Tor the probate
of The last viii and testament OF Sidney A. Six
bury, deceased, and for letters testamentary
,b,y,.,, I,v Maria f. SixbuIy, 'f. the executrix
named therein. it is this 23d day OF oclo-
bcr. 1891, ordered that potiee be and is
hereby given to benjamin b. s'Nbury, Mary G.
and MARY Elnora sacket. iaiant, the hcirs-at-
law and next OF kin OF said decedcnt, and all
others concerned, to appear IN sEld court on the
9s,L ,i,, a. Noveniber 1901 at 10 O'Clock a IN
io show cause why said application should not be
granted
This notice shall be published IN the Washing
week in each of three suc6essiye weeks before
aid return day. the first Publication 10 be not
less than thirty days before sad return day.
JOB BARNARD, Justice.
Attest:
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FINANCIAL.

OUR UNIQUE SYSTEM does entirely away
with the hardships usually experienced in re-
puyins loans. you can borrow from SO TO s7Vo
on YOUR piano or furniture without reii9s.s.
know vau have paid any interest. Call aud
Investigate. Business conhdential. MASTERS y
CO.. Rootl S4 Wardcr Building, 9Th and r SIS
NV Tlkh ! vdtor.
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True copy. lest.
J. X. YOUNG, Clerk.
By NJ. A. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk.

ESTATE. OF KATE s. GAHAGAN, Deceased. No.
g7G5 THOMAS f. WAGGAMAN, Executor, has,
with the approval of the supreme C"u,t oil the
0rrhans' Court Business. appointed WEDNESDAY.
DFcFNRER 4 1901 AT 10 O'CLOCK A. VI, as
the time and said court room rs the place, for
passing Of claims and making payment ana dlS-
iritutiou under the Courts direction and con-
troI. when and where all creditors and persons
entitled to distributve shares or legaces or a
residue are notified TO attend IN person or by
agent or attorney duly authorized, with their
Claims against the estate properly youched Pro-
yidcd this order be published once in each Of
tbrae successive weeks before said day in the
Washington Law Reporter" and The Wash
iugtOn Times.
Signed November G. 1901
Approved: .,,,..
n1,1s 4 nENT Recister of wins.
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FINANCIAL.
Tkllu ISSUE OF STOCK

OPEN FOR BsCRIPTIoS
AND FIRST YMENT.
ASSETS, $1,5ls. 1885.
Subscriptions for the f2nd issue of stock
and first payment thereon will be received
daily from 9 a. IN. to $3.50 p. IN. at the
office Of the Association.
SHARES, $50 EACH.
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantage
Of the Association and other information furnished
upon application at the Office.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE
BUILDING
ASSOCIATION,
EQUITABLE. BUILDING. 1908 F st. NV.
John JOY Edison. President
A. J. schafhirt. Vice President
Geo. ". Casilcar. 2d Vice President.
Frank p. Reside, Secretary.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs 4. Co., MEM
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, 1919 +
Street
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washington stcck Excnangc.

Sales-Capital Traction: 131glq&. Ian
ston Monotype: 20oHl2la.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICr r
OF COLUMBIA, HOLmNG AN EQUITY
TERM KATIE Z. COLLINS ct. nj. THE
TRUSTEES OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CON
CREGATlON IN GEORGETOWN ct. al No.
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. Auct.
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Selling Induced by the News of the
Nortaern Pacific Adjustment-Lon-
den, Il Heavy PUrciiaser-Anothcr
Violent Break in Peoples Gas.
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MctrCpolitan was weak. as was eX-
pected. after the Fusion victory in New
York There is much bear talk of the
stock The other New York traction Sc
curities we're fairly strong.
The report Of the Ssaboard Air Line for
the month Of September, and for the first
quarter of the fiscal year shows in very
convincing manner that the consolidation
plar has done what its promoters prom
iscd increased gross earnings heavily
with no corresponding increase in operat-
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AUCTION SALE.

JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, AUcTIoNEEl
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-05
QUELQUES CHIFFRES

L'Angleterre avec ses colonies,
forme un empire qui une super
fcie de 19,500,000 miles cares ct
qui comprend 1926 millions d'habi-
tants.
La Chine 100000 miles car
res ct 400 millions Inhabitants.
La Russie IA millions de mil
les cares ct l40,000,000 d'habi-
trnts.
La France avec ses colonies ct
protectorats 100000 de mill
les cares ct ITO millions d'habi
tants.
Les Etats- Unis d'Am6rique,
avec leurs r6centes conquetes, ont
100000 de miles cares compre-
nant 95 millions Inhabitants.
L'Allemagne, qul Went la der
Mere de ces six grandes puissan-
ces, CONNIE superfcie ct CONNIE
population, ne compte que 6O,OOO,-
900 Inhabitants r6partis sur trois
millions de miles cares.
Dependant, PAllemagne est Ia
plus forte puissance mllitaire du
vieux continent, -au moins jusqu'a
preuve du contraire, -parce que
ses habitants sont en- immense ma
jorite concentr6s dams ses possess
sions europeennes ct que larm6e
se recrute Ia dams une msase natio+
male plus compacte que chez les
nations voisines.
Ne semble-t-il pas qu'au lieu de
soustraire toujours de ses~forces
continentales pour garder ses colo
MES, la France pourrait suivre
lexemple que IAngleterre Went
de lui donner dams la guerre sud-
africaine? Les contingents coloni-
aux qui ont combattu sous lord
Roberts formaient a peu pres le
quart de larmee britannique. III
semble que les Francais pourraient
accro1tre leur forces, eux aus
81, en- proportion de I6norme avan-
tage que leur donn6nt ITO mill
lions Inhabitants sur les go mil
lions de l'Allemagne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-05
.sla haine, la passion, pesprit de
"parti les aveugle. $. On nous dit:
sesovons frAral ON snvons.la. Mas

.'la haine, la passion, pesprit dc
"parti les aveugle. -. On nous dit
'ssoyons frere! Oul soyons-le. Mals
ssvous voulez tout avoir, lie pouvoi1
"les places ct Tor. C'est cette in
'justice que nous ne pouvons souf-
sfrir.
Lorsque nous sommes blesses
dams les tibres les plus sensibledes
notre anne par lorgueil insultant
de ces races, avec quelle l6gitime
fert6 nous leur jetons q la figure
le nom des Champlain, des Mont
calm,des Salaberry, ,des Lafontaine
ct des Papineau! Devant ces noms
qui rappellent tant de gloire, il
leur faut bien s'lncliner, ct recon
naftre que la race qui les pro-
duits m6rite d 'etre respect6e.
Si jamais la post6rit6, oublieuse
SO demandait CO que M. Papineau
fait, puisse So voix 6loquente lui
r6pondre des profondeurs de sa
tombe; "Je vous al fait respecter,
'tj'ai appris au monde que, dams
Gun coin de l'Am6rique, quelques
"milliers de Francais, vaincus par
"les armes apr6s une lutte h6roi-
"que, avaient su arracher leurs
"droits ct leurs Liberties aux griffes
"de leurs vainqueurs. J'ai, pendant
"trente ans, guide mes compatrio-
''tes dams des combats qui ont fait
"l'admiration des nations 6tran-
"geres, ct j'ai appris a nos fers
"conqu6rants qu'lls ne pourraient
''jamais encha1ner ma patrie."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-05
a NOS LECTEURS

Nous d6sirons appeler Patten-
ton de nos lecteurs sur nos colol-
nes d'annonces. S'ils veulent p2-
tronner nos annonceurs Ills con ri
bueront au success de notre jo1--
nal qui pour mission Ia pro -
cation ct Ia conservation de notre
langue ct advancement social des
n6tres. Si nous pouvons falre
grossir lie commerce dun annon-
ceur il aura une preuve convaln-
cante de la valeur de notre pa
tronage ct annoncera d'avantage.
De plus vous ferez connaftre la va
.leur du commits canadien qui gran
|dira aux yeux de son patron:
Dites a votre marchand que
vous avez VI son annonce dams
II Echo DE T. QUEST ou 81 vous ne
Yavez pas WI dites lui quill dolt Ia
metre. Ne craignez pas d'alder 9
votre organe car en- paidant yous
saidez a vous- meme.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-07-05
PENITENT
(sUs AUX MENTEURs

"Je men vais en- p6lerinage,"
Disait le renard dun air bon;
Pour mieux jouer son personnage,
II await pris sac ct bourbon.
Gee sont mes p6ch6s que j'expie,
Je veux enfn me convertir;
H6las! J'ai honte de ma vie,
II faut que je songe q mourir.
Je me dome la discipline
Et je jenne tous les mathis;
Pour apaiser Fire divine
Je me trafne sur les chemins."
Par aussi peride maniere
II from pait les plus fins limiers,
Et, faisait loin de sa tani6re,
Bombance aux depends des fer
miers.
A la fin, son hypocrisie
Fut chose claire a tous les yeux;
Et partant, avec fr6n6sie,
On Sc rua contre le gueux.
Connu, traqu6, le miserable :
Sc cache depuis ce temps-la.
Montre-t.il il sa face execrable,
On erie aussitot le VOLTA!
C'est fni. -Mais les hypocrites
Sc voient touj sur les ehemins,
Exercant leurs ruses maudites
Parmi les credules humans.
Nj loups, nj renards, mais des
Avec leur visages Mosques;
Et trop souvent dupes nous SON.
De tous ses pelerins manques.
Etre malfaiteur ct per6de
C'est etre m6chant doublement;
Occur noir. ct visage candide,
Quel internal Accomplishment!
A Poeuvre done! sachons combat
tire
L'hypocrisie autour de nous;
Cest un monstre quill faut abattre:
Ne lui m6nageons pas nos coups.
Tout menteur est un hypocrite;
ST c'est un enfant qui grandit,
On doit le reprendre au plus vite
Au moindre mensonge quill dit;
Mais sill est sorti de penfance,
Qu'on le repousse avec horreur;
C'est un renard en- p6nitence,
Tn incorrigible trompeur.
f. x. BURoUE, PRETRE