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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-01-17
Par lie Suffrage Universal

Ii se fait en- ce moment un mou-
vement pour amener l6lection des
s6nateurs f6d6raux par le suffrage
universal. Au]ourd'hui, nos s6na.
teurs sont 6lus par les chambres
de chaque Etat r6unisen assem-
bl6e g6n6rale.
Six Etats SO sont d6ja prononc6s
dams CO sens; le Nevada, le Colora.
! do, le Montana, pIdaho, le Michi.
gan ct pOr6gon, ct la legislature
du Massachusetts 6t6 saisie
dune r6solutlon-loi du meme gen.
re.
Quand les auteurs du mouve.
ment auront de leur cote les deux
tiers des legislatures des Etats, lis
pourront obtenir la convocation
dun congress national, ct les amen
dement's q la constitution adopt6e
4 CO congress d6vront ensuite etre
ratif6s par les trois quarts des l6-
gislatures des Etats devant den.
trer en- vigueur.
L'6lection des s6nateurs f6d6-
raux par lie pAuple est Pun dee
amendements qui seraient propo.
s6s q un congress national.
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Bureau Chambre e 4e Rue

ellie renonce meme a sa volont6,
ct marche ainsi plus vite, port6e
par celle d'autrul. Prenant pour
armes, priAre ct amour, ellie s'a
vance, le c@ur plein dune glorieu-
Sc audace aux combats reserves a
son zele. Une discipline severe SOU
met perp6tuellemeut au joug son
anne, ct son corps, les fortifant
Pun ct l'autre. C'est ainsi qu'elle
apprend les sublimes clans de la
charlie, les 6volutions nombreuses
ct varies du d6vouement, ct les ad-
mirables designations du sacrifice.
B6nissons done le z6le ct la pie
t6 de ces paisibles arm6es de vier-
ges don't la fonction est de panser
nos plaies, de gu6rir nos douleurs,
de nous arracher a la mort.
ANDREA.
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NUMEk>) 81
TARIF DES ANNONCES

Chaque insertion 10 cts par ngne
Tariff special pour les annonces au MOI
ct d Pann6e.
Demandes d'emplol-demandes de d.
mestiques ou employes-annonce pour
chambre ou pension-annonces pour OBJ
Jets perdus ou trouv6s.
Au taux UN OENTIN par met
Nous enverrons un numero du 1ourna
3 toute personne qul en- fera Ia deman-
de.
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La Montre sans Horlogel

F6nelon, CO grand ct aimable
Archeveque de Cambra1 don't les
implies >eux-memes respectent le
nom, SO promenait un soir avec
un enfant conf6 q ses soins pater-
nels.
LIE ciel 6tincelait de mile feux.
L'enfant demanda a F6nelon quel
heure il 6tait. Celui-ci tire sa mon
tire; ellie indiquait huit heures.
30 la belle montre, Monsei-
gneur!' dit le jeune 6leve, "voule2
vous me permettre de la regar-
der?'
L'Archeveque la lui remit, ct
CONNIE penfant Pexam1nait dams
tous les sens:
| Chose bien singuliere! mon
cher Louis, dit foidement Fene-
lon, "cette montre s'est fate toute
seule."
"Toute seule!' r6p6ta lenfant
on regardant son ma1tre avet
sourlre.
-"Oui, toute seule. C'est u
voyageur qui Ia trouv6e dams je
ne sails quel desert. Et il est
certain qu'elle s'est faite toute seu.
le.
"Cest impossible! dit le jeune
Louis, vous vous moquez de moi,
Monseigneur.
Nom, mon enfant, je ne me
moque pas de vous. Que voyez.
vous d'impossible dams CO que j'ai
dit?
"Mais, Monseigneur jamaia
une montre ne peut SO faire toute
seule."
eft pourquoi donc?'
"Parce gull faut tant de pr6ci-
sion dams arrangement de ces mil.
le petites roues qqi composent le
movement ct font marcher 6gale.
ment les aiguilles, que non seule-
ment il faut de l'intelligence pour
organiser celia, mais quill y a peu
d'hommes qai y r6ussissent, NAL.
gre leurs bins. Que celia SO fasse
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Fourreur Pratiquant
TAXIDERMI E

tout seul, c'est absolument i'm
possible: jamais je ne croirai CO.
Ia!
Fene]on embrassa Ienfant, ct,
lui montrant le beau ciel qui bril-
lait audessus de leur totes:
-"Que dire done, mon cher
Louis, de ceux qui pr6tendent que
toutes ces merveilles SO sont faites
toutes seule, ct quill ny a pas de
Dieu?
-"Est-ce quill y a des hommes
assez betes ct assez mauvais pour
dire cela?" demanda Louis.
-"Oui, cher enfant. II y en- a
qui le dissent; en- petit nombre,
leu merci! mais y en- a-t-il qui le
:. .oient?
Cest CO que je ne saurais afir.
mer, tant il faut avoir fait violence
q sa raison, q son cmur, q ses ins-
tincts, q son bon sens pour tenir un
pareil langage.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-01-17

FRANCHISES a abandonner la lutte.
Que PAm6rique ne faisait encore
que de commencer ct que l'Euro-
pc n'avait pas la moindre id6e de
ce que les Etats- Unis deviendront
dams up quart de steele. Qu'ici, en-
France, tout lui sembiait apparte-
mir q P6poque du moyen age.
M. Schwab approuve le plan de-
coles industrielles FRANCHISES aux
Etats- Unis, mails il exprim6 la
crainte que les dipl0m6s de ces
6coles ne SO trouvent, a leur retour
en- France, paralysis par les id6es
qui dominent lei ct ne puissent
faire que peu ou rien.
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Ces paroles achev6es on Sc NIT a
chanter 20 Canada. Redire tous

Ces paroles achev6es on Sc nit q
chanter 20 Canada. Redire tous
les souvenirs rappel6s par ce beau
chant, toutes les emotions quill fit
na1tre, ses appels au ceur, les SEN
timents des douces f6licit6s d'au-
trefois quill engendra est impossi-
BILE, mails je sais que bien des lar
mes silencieuses qu'on s'efforcait
en- vain de retenir, coul6rent le
long des visages canadiens. Ainsi
pleur6rent autrefois les Isra6lites
au souvenir de Sion.
Enfn, tout est termin6. On SO
quite heureux ct enchant6 de la
belle ct agreeable soir6e qu'on Went
de passer ct en- souhaitant de tout
ceur de pouvoir assister pannee
prochaine une pareille s6ance.
Tel est aussi le souhait de celui
qui 6crit ces lignes,
UN VRA1 AMI DEs CANAD1ENs.
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RUssEs ET MGLAls

de Londres, SO pla1t / pr6conise1
une alliance anglo-russe. Ellie salt
que la Russis est padversaire Ia
plus redoutable de SPAngleterre
en- Aisle. Jusqu'ici ellie a fait sa-
voir les concessions auxquelles lie
cabinet de Londres consentirait
pour SO rapprocher du gouverne-
ment de St-P6tersbourg sur le ter
rain diplomatique.
Or voici qu'un "Diplomate rus
SCI, un haut personnage de Fem
pire moscovite, parait-il, fait con-
naftre a son tour, dams le num6ro
de la "National Revie de jan
vier la r6ponse de la Russe aux
avances de PAngleterre.
Avant toutes chooses, la Russie
entend que l'intangibilit6 de Fem
pire ottoman soft ddment procla-
NEE. Isl 6crit l'auteur de la "Na.
tional Review, un 7Etat musul-
man n'existait pas sur les rives du
Bosphore, il faudrait l'inventer.
La Russie ne permettra jamais q
une autre puissance de remplacer
la Turquie CONNIE gardienne des
Dardanelles. -. ST besoin 6tait la
Russie trait Sc camper elle-m6me
aux portes de la mer Noire. 80.
La dessus, pas de malentendu pos
sible''.
Deuxi6me condition pour le rap
prochement antelope: laissez la
Russie feire en- Perse CO quill lui
plat. LIE chah, qui s'intitule roi
des rois, nest en- effet, que la
mouche des mouches, ct tlaraign6e
moscovite a 81 bien tiss6 So toile
autour que la mouche ne peut
manquer d'y rester enliz6e.
I'll ny a pas de possibilit6 Sc
rieuse, continue le diplomatic rus
Sc, d ce que l'Angleterre empeche
la Russie de s'approcher du collie
Persique. eut-stre que ces riva-
ges ne seront pas atteints demain.
mais lis le seront certainement
dams un avenir proclaim"
sEnfn, troisi6me condition pour
que lunion soft heureuse: il faut
entendre cat6goriqu uement au su-
jet de la Chine. lei la Ry5s 81 est
assez bien dispos6e q laiss5r quel-
ques Liberties q PAngleterre.
Isl, est-il 6cr1t dams le "Natio-
nal Review, le gouvernement an
glais yeut bien reconna1tre les
int6rets de la Russie en- Man.
chourie ct en- Mongolia, le gou-
vernement russo respectera GER
tainement, de son cote, les grands
int6r6ts commerciaux que Fan
gleterre possede en- Chine en- &C.
neral ct dams la vall6e du Yangts6
en- particulier.
Etant dome qu'aucune puis-
sance au monde>n ne pourra forcer
la Russie q abandonner ses int6-
rets ct ses Groits en- Manchourie,
il serait sage de les reconna1tre
CONNIE des fats inalt6rables. De
meme, personne ne saurait pre-
tendre que PAngleterre doive
abandonner ses grands int6rets
commerclaux ct maritimes dams la
vall6e du Yangts6 GU dams le sud
de la Chine.
"Afn d'arriver q bien s'enten-
Dire, il faudrait en- un mot deux
chooses: l. de la bonne volont6 de
la part des deux gouvernements;
2. la renonciation a cette id6e de
lord Curzon que pAngleterre doit
etre la premiere puissance en- Ex-
treme-Orient."
A ces conditions meme, un rap
prochement entire les deux puis-
sances est-il possible? C'est dou-
teux, d'autant plus que pAngle-
terre n'lgnore pas les plans ambi-
tieux des Russes en- Aisle.
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UN MOT AUX DANES

Dams notre steele, oh le prlx dc
! Pargent diminue, Oh les besoins de
luxe ct de comfort augmentant, il
est n6cessaire que la mere de fa-
mile, la ma1tresse de maison ap-
porte sa part dams le m6nage en-
utillssant les resources qu'elle
possede, ct en- ''tirant parti de
tout, CONNIE on dit vulgairement.
C'est une science qui Sc perd un
peu auJourd'hui, Oh on s'imagine
volontiers que les catalogues des
grands magasins vous d1spensent
de toute Initiative. Quelle er-
reur!
Je connals une brave mere de
famille qui, a laide dun fort mo-
deste revenu, entretient sa maison
avec plus de luxe ct de bien-etre
que sa voisine qui poss6de une Pc
tite fortune personnelle ct d6pense
en- outre le traitement de son ma
ri.
A quoi celia t1ent-il?
C'est que la premiere salt con-
duire sa maison, METRE la main a
la pate, CONNIE on le dit, SO tient
aussi bien a la cuisine qu'au salon
tandis que la seconde laisse faire
la domestique, ct trouverait indi-
gne d'elle de s'abaisser aux tra-
vaux de Pint6rieur.
La premiere est une m6nag9re
modesto dams lacception du terme
lautre est une de ces poup6es qui,
non settlement 'am6liorent pas la
situation mat6rielle de leur foyer,
mais souvent la compromette.
II faut que les jeunes files ap-
prennent a accomoder un plat re-
cherch6; a taller etcoudre un cos
tune nouveau dams une robe de-
mod6e; a tenir ou remettre le mo-
bilier on bon 6tat, a avoir un reme-
de tout pret pour les maladies les
plus fr6quentes, q savoir donner
les premiers soins, en- cas- d'acci-
dents; a confectionner un bibelot
avec go1t ct a bon march6, etc.
Retenlr lie mari a la maison; vol
Ia bien le devoir, ct, en- meme
temps, ]e bonheur deP6pouse hon.
nete ct d6voueee C'est sans doute
notre reve pour Pavenir, jeune files
gracieuses ct charmantes qui .lisez
ces lignes?.. 90. Fort bien: mais
croyez-en le conseil d6sint6ress6
dun ami, il faut pour celia autre
chose que savoir tourmenter son
piano, SO Golfer avec art, s'habiller
3 la derni6re mode, tenir ses mains
bien blanches ct. .laisser travail
Ter maman!
Que lie soin de votre beaut6 ne
vous empeche pas de METRE vail
lamment la main a la besogne, ct
de vous former peu a peu a cette
vie constamment occup6e ct toute
de d6vouement qui est ici-bas le
lot de la ponne mere de famille!
Vous 6viterez ainsi une foule de
chagrlns que vous ne pr6voyez pas
maintenant, mails qui feront plus
tard salgner votre c@ur. Vous vous
pr6parerez uneexistence tranquille,
en- compagnie de l'6poux que vous
saurez entourer de soins intelli
oanta.
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-13
Jim o.nricn.. EnItnnh.

4 suppose our western country has
furnished more funny things in the ep-
itaph line than all the rest Of the
world" remarked a Colorado ex-con-
gresham.
Il remember one that adorned the
cemetery at Leadville IN the palmy
days of that great mining camp II
seems that in the course Of a barroom
bron one Jim O'Brien. a we'll known
character. had his existence terminal
ed prcmaturely. He was a good fel-
low in the main and not without
friends. One OF the dead mans asso-
ciates. in deep grief over his demise.
erected wooden slab over his grave
on which he had written in large let
tiers:
Jim O'Br.en departed for heaven at
$3.50 O. m.
a local humorist happened along
soon afterward and appended the fol
lowing:
Heaven. 400 p rn.-O'Brien not vet ar
rived Intense excitement The worst is
feared"
Washington Times.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-13
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-13
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ~. 1902
THE FEMININE MIND.
some Hen Thtnk They Fnthon IL.
but To~S Are Mistaken.

some Hen Thtnk They Fnthosn IT,.
bus raeS Are Mistaken.
\ man can very seldom tcu what is
paSSir- in a woman's mind. Tie talks
With another iuau ami hc can follow
his Processes. hc gets his point of
view; he can read between the lines:
hc can make shrcwd guess as TO
how he came Ia SAY that or why he
RETAINED from saying the other. says
the Waterman.
hut wuman's mental processes are
not those OF a man. Her mental ma-
chiuery is gearcd differently. You hear
what She tells yop. You can make in
fercnccs from ill., They Will Ice wrong
because you do not know how She
came To say what she did: You do not
have the clcw. Try To guess what she
viii say next. aud you viii hnd that
You are all nj sea.
The m2n who says that he under
stands woman is himself a woman.
No man can understand a woman. lie
may love her. There may exist be
tween his soul and hers that indie
hnablc aud celestial sympathy which
is the sweetest thing ON earth. hut he
does not understand her.
Her mental operation. her ways OF
thought. her point of view. Will always
DC rs in>crutahlc 20 him as the mental
processes of an angel Whether WON
en- understand each other is not quite
certain \ greater part of the delight
that men und in the companionship OF
women arises from their inscrutability.
You cannot measure or exhaust them.
Their charming iuconscQuencc. as
It seems to you. viii never cease to
puzzle You. and every fresh conversa-
ton reveals a novelty of attitude or
opinion.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-13
SAReWD VICTOR HUGO.
The Quiet Way In which He BuIIicd
the Theatrical ManaSers

lcrc are the methods which Dumas
the elder and Victor Hugo employed
when they had a new play TO offer to
the theater. Dumas would write To the
director of the Porte 81. Martin:
Ny Dear Fricnl-I shah bring YOU on
Monday play in Eve acts. I shall need
Nile. GEORGES Nine. Borvai. EocaEc.
l'ockroy. Provost and five new scenes.
This eXtravagance would alarm the
director. who would put of the produc-
tion of the play till better days
Then Victor Hugo would appear and
shyiy draw manuscript out OF his
pocket He would agree TO everything.
The stock company would play his
piece admirably. since all he wanted
was "a good ensemble. no new dccora-
lions would Dee needed nor any change
at all
50 the piece would be read. and as
the roles were distributed Hugo would
say muSingly. "Diou. how fine Fredcr-
ick would be in that part" "That is
true" Horel would murmur. and few
days after he would announce that
Frederick was cnga ged. Hugo would
then demonstrate that this DESTROYED
the eQuipose OF the east and Raucourt.
I-afcrricrc and Mile. Georges would bc
engaged. Then Hugo would attack the
stage setting ola scenes. that the pub
lie had tired Of. were almost an insult
TO these great artists. II Horcl showed
reluctance at this. Hugo would threat
en- to withdraw his piece And so the
game would 20 on. tin. little 10y little.
Hugo had obtained everything he
wanted. even 20 changing the paper
Eaneings in the stage boxes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-13

For the love OF country, as such, il
would be difficult TO decide between
the highlander of Scotland and the
mountain born inhabitants of theTyrol
Both viii wander in search of fortune
to the ends Of the world and yet look
back TO their native mountains as theiI
only real home. The same is true OF
the Swiss, although in a lesser degree
1t is a very singular fact that inhab-
ltants of mountainous countries pos
sess this feeling OF attachment in q
much intenser form than those of Hat
countries
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-13
lacked Heart.

once there was a lawyer out near
Galesburg." said an Illinois congress-
man, who made brilliant defense in
certain case. Men praised his effort
VIII he make his mark for ability as
an advocateY some one asked. NO
replied the veteran lawyer His abIl-
ity begins here at the Adams apple
and extends upward. He must have
something under his left breast" The
congressman cited this as an example
why some speeches fail in the house
OF representatives.-W Post.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-13

Have you a sense OF fullness in the re-
gion OF your stomach after eating? if so
you will be benefited by using Climber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
also cure belching and sour stomach. They
regulate the bowels too Price - cents
Sold by NJ NJ. Lewis, druggist.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-13
Never Failing.

Sister-What is the best way to re-
tain n mans love?
Brother-Don't return it.-Chicag,
News.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-13

Washington Times.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-13

Begin Tuesday. June 3d
baltimore. every Tuesday
" dshlugton. calling at al
leave 9Th Street Wharf. "
as lar a. leonar,itown on
a. - NJ. Miiicr'- at 70.
day. Wednesday and FrIia
reviewed daily IA baltimore.
STEPHENSON n RRo.. AgtS. y
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-09-13

A woman does not begin to command
until she has promised to obey.--Se-
attic Pcst-IItelugcncer.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-05-28

her work. being graduate CT the lead :
ing girls school of the south 1.-The In
dustrial Institute and College Of Miss;s-
sippi. Her ability is confirmed by the
position she holds in one of the Oldest
anil most cultured towns in Mississippi.
The city of Vicksbn e. too, sends Miss
Borehert as her representative and we
feel sure fourth grade work and physi-
ology will be ably presented.
The work of Miss Mcintosh is very
coed. She has taught primary work II
the normal for several summers and i:
an able instructor. She held position
in Hillman Cole &c and from there weni
to Fayette, where she has taught fol-
three years. at ali places she give:
entire satisfaction. The writer IA,
known her for several years and cal
recommend her most highly to the stu
dents of this.normal.-Mt. Olive. Tri
bune.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-05-28
Will Use Only Newspapers.

The Mercantile Association of Read
ing, Pa, composed of 200 leading mer-
chants OF that city, has put itself on rec
ord against all advertising schemes
outside of the columns of the
newspapers. The association declares
that inasmuck as merchants in gener
al have suffered for years from constant
~ increasing solicitation for advertise.
ments for hotel registers, desks, pill
boards, clocks, key boards, charters,
programmes, tickets, cook books, NOV
ing pictures, enunciators, curtain ad-
yertisnents, oil paintings, and paraph
let's the members pledge themselves that
they will not make use of any such
forms of advertisement.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-05-28
Reveals a Secret.

1t is often asked how such startling
cures that puzzle the best physicians,
are effected by DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Here's the
secret. 1t cuts out the phlegm and
germ infected mucus, and let's the life
giving oxygen enrich and vitalize the
blood. II heals the infamed, cough
worn throat and lungs. Hard colds and
stubborn coughs soon yield to DR.. King S
New Discovery, the most infalli5le
remedy for all throat and lung diseases.
Guaranteed bottles soc and $l00 Trial
bottles free at Tucker &c Greer's drug
store.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-05-28

Major Tenn Johnson of Cleveland,
wants to be the democratic nominee
for the presidency, and he has APP
pealed to Bryan to help him. AS far
as the News is concerned it thinks
that the democratic party has had
enough of freaks and that next time
it should nominate a sure enough
man. Johnson would prove very
weak nan for the democrats to put
up.-Jackson News.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-05-28

Gratis, bnt all know the object OF this.
He thought it was trick of his own.
but be is net the originator, for it
has been in practice for many years,
The fact that these democrats were
so easily bought will have the ten
dency of reducing their influence
thirty two degrees below zero among
honest, thinking men, and therefore
Mr.. Roosevelt will not gain much by
the trick he has sprung.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-05-28

The democrats of Jackson have
concluded to sit fiat down on the fed
eral holders who claim to be
democrats, though holding office un-
der q republican administration.
After awhile some one Will rise to
question of privilege and ask "who
frowsd dat brick?" 1t is not be-
lieved, however, that this ruling of
the democrats of Jackson will include
the goIdbug democrats. They will
be let into the democratic primary
without word, for it is a funeral
which the free and unlimited demo
Gratis would like to see well attended
by all who claim to be democrats
and net hanging on to the republican,
teat.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1902-05-28

1t is claimed that Lewis Nixon
tried to introduce water as a bever-
aye Instead of beer IN TamInany Hall
and some Kentuckian proposed thai
he should step down and cut at once
And he stepped. Dick Croker may
take the management of Tammany il
he can ever leave Europe long
enough.