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The National tribune., 1902-11-06

TTNO INTRODUCE OTHER VALUABLE RENE
l. dies, we offer for the next three weeks the pre-
scrption Of great pain iinment for only y cents
which merely pays postage and printing. This pre-
scrption can te filed st any drug store for cents
making three ounces of liniment which for neuralgia
and rheumatic pains Is uneScelled The Veteran Rem
edy Co., Three Oaks, Mich.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

OHIO IN THE wAR-SoNG WITH WORDS
~ and Music In full for Piano, ETC., 10 cents Send
2cent selEdirected wrapper for return mailing W.
George, 2572 North High St., Columbus, Ohio.
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LNOR SALE.-CHEAP FOR CASH, OR WILL
Il exchange, village lots, corners and side lot
In Champion, Neb., for real estate, houses or mer
chandise. Comrade G. J. Lind Hillsboro, Wis.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

COMRADES. WHY STAY IN THAT COLD
~ country, when you come to Southwest Louis-
and get good cheap homes where you get fresh
vegetables from your garden every day In the year.
Address Geo Britain, Co. G. Sth Ind. VOL Inf, Lake
Charles, Calcasieu Parish, La.
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~ ENTS SEAL RINGS-BIG BARGAINS-FINE
u Rolled Gold Plate. so cents: good Fountain Pen,
DC Send slip of stiff paper size of ring wanted Either
Dost paid on receipt of price, II. IT. Saint Greensboro
nd
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WHY SUFFER WITH PILES AND ECZEMA.
w Seelye's Wintergreen Ointment gives imme-
date relief and cures In short time sc. brings
pie box by mail. DIR. Alfred Secye, Seelye Building,
Abilene, Kan.
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DORTRAITS, FRAMES, AND ART nov ELITES
L We want every Union soldier and others to send
for l6opage catalogue Big profits and credit given
all honest agents. Samples Free Address for partic
ulars NJ. Friedman Co., MRrtinsburg, Mo-
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IIOR SALE.-A GOOD HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS.
on welmproved halfacre lot, in Carthage, Ill.
For particulars address Mrs. NJ J. Magili.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

A GENTS MAKE $500 SELLING SHOP RIGHTS
"A for Stransky's smokeIess gunpowder; patented;
be made for l0c per pound; greatest money maker
On earth particulars free. J. A. Stransky, =, Puk-
wana, s. d..
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DOOKS.--The Civil War ON the Border. Complete
ID account of all engagements, great aud small and
of all marches retrea and peditions west Of the Mis-
sssipp Two vols octave. 959 pages fully illustrated
Price &c. Address the author. WILEY. BRITToN.
Springfield, No. -.
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WE HAVE THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN
w for headache and all palms. We want agents
introduce it. Cure yourself and friends and add to
your income by sending for free samples. agents
terms. and advertising. Address Daniel Mcguire,
Bradford, Mass.
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A RIBBON FOR 5Oc-A HIGH GRADE SIOO
IA typewriter ribbon for any machine, any color,
mailed for so cents. Write for prices typewriter
supplies. Agents wanted. The Van Vert Mfg and
Pub. Co., Wheeling, w. Va
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

JNoR SALE-Two FINE LOTS IN SIOUX CITY
l. Close in, and one block street cars. A bargain
J. W. Millington, 5l5s W. 4th ST. Sioux City, Iowa.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

DIG LOT NICE WHITE, CLEAN, LIvEPICK-
ID ed goose feathers so cents per pound Cash with
order W. j. Brothers, Fort Barnwell, n. c.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

NRDEES FOR MEXICAN DRAWN WORK AND
~ Paraglayan lace taken and flied. Reasonable
prices Mrs X. l. Weber, Iampssas. Texas
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

IOw'S THE RHEUMATISM9 SEND A DOL
III lar bill TO Wanda Medicine Co., Lebanon, Ohio,
&c; positive and permanent cure, express prepaid.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

FINHE GREAT LIVER AND KIDNEY CURE
L Warranted TO csre or money refunded. 1t cures
all skin diseases and enriches the blood 1t Contains
only roots and herbs. Send Soc in stamps for large
trial bottle. Hofnasle Co., Burke, n. Y
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

II1OR SALE-LARGE COLLECTION OF Sc
Il Iected music for band and orchestra, consisting
schottsches gaops &c. Large part of this music Is
In books: has been used lttle but In good condition
1t, and Sill sell It cheap. n. ]. Grey, Thomason,
Conn.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGES ACRES GOOD
Il level land in Barry County Mo-: 40 cultivated.
400 fruit trees; house barns; in mineral belt miles
from county seat and Frisco r. R. Address Postmas-
ter, Raub Ind.
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BOOKS AND PICTURES.

DHILIPPINE VIEWS, stix4ti.-VIEWS TAKEN
in The islands while with the ieih Inf, L. :. W. Ia,
1899 o. showing types of industry astons, abitaoris
etc Fine view and ca!aicg of over 100 views 10 cents
Entertainment Pub Co., prp;T. ls'in. PA.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

ssL1ROM BALLROOM TO HE'LL" A START
l. ling book, telling evils of dancing Indorsed
by pulpit and press By mail 25c CatalOg of other
goods free. Keystone Supply Co., jamestown, Pa.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

L,OR SALE-l0s ACRES; 90 CLEAR, BALANCE
Il in timber Good frame house, barn, and outbuild-
ngs one mile school, half mile pOstofice. Soil adapted
to all grains and peanuts cotton, tobacco Particulars,
write U. g. Shelter, Rudder, Va.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

INCZEMA CURE, PURELY VEGETABLE COM
II pound affordng instant relief and positive
We want the most obstinate tl bottle with fuu
directions Address r s. Tidrick, Mail Order Dept.
Brughurst Ind.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

L>OR SALE-FARM OF 125 ACRES: GOOD LOCA-
IL ton; fne grass and fruit farm good buildings:
coal, etc Price 200. Excellent tobacco farm. Call
on or address j. I. Mooney. Swan Creek, o..
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

GOOD AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TERRI
VI tory good patent. The patent has merit.
James Weathers, GA E Washington st. indianapolis,
Ind.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

LNOR SALE-6i0 ACRES OF PRAIRIE LAND IN
Il Kansas; deep, black soil, clear of stone or sand
viii trade 1t for land in any of the growing
States town property merchandise Titles good
bargain II taken soon. Address w. E. Crowder,
Knoxville Arkansas.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

A GOOD MPRESSION.-CoMRADEs I AM AN
"A old veteran and need help. Please tell your
dealer where you buy your Christmas presents lay
in small stock Of the beautiful game go On tho
Run for the Stake 1t IS very interesting game for
old and yonns, gotten up by me- and published by Nc
Loughlin Bros, s1i Broadway. New York. have the
copyright of the game and have cents royalty each
game sold, but when each OF the onequarter million
subscribers of this paper would buy one woud have
little help. p. a. 1iyoni, gS3 Blue Island Avenue,
Chicago.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

I,OR SALE-SIXTEEN NATIONAL TRIBUNE
dollar coupons and eight Advertising one dol
lar coupons at the low price OF four dollars Address
Lewis Heller 81 Muriel Avenue, Brooklyn, Ohio.
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PRINT TING.

OS CALLING CARDS, 2oc.; 81 CARDS FOR 3Sc.
I'D 100 Business cards, soc. Wedding invitations
and announcements a specially Write for prices on
any kind OF printing desired II. w. Ireland, Job
Printer, Blue Earth, Mnn.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

CtANCER-SURE CURE, AS USED BY DIR. KING
~ of London, who has cured hundreds Formula
500. Caarrh-a cure that never fails, q of
10 cents Formula, IS cents. J. B. Alum Box ~, Ma
rengo, Iowa.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

LNOR SALE-TRIBUNE ROOSEVELT BOOKS
II U. s. Army and Navy: two volumes American
Conflict: Biographical War Congress- two volumes; set
of SIX Prana-s Pictures. two shares American Tribune
New colony Land stock, etc H. NJ. Saint, Greensboro,
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

COMRADES: 1 HAVE SURE REMEDY FOR
" Piles. Ingredients cost but a trfe. VIII send
recipe for Sc silver $. o. Boody Box 5l2 Rochester,
N H
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

cEND FOR OUR NATIONAL NEEDLE CASE,
- 7x14, containing papers SilvnF Steel Needles,
Steel Bodkin, Button Needless Yarn Darners, Che
nile Needle 4 Cotton Darners, Tapestry Needle,
Wool Darners, 2 Bonnet Pins, Short Darners, Hat
Pins, Looping Needles, Shawl Pins Crewel Nee
dies Cloak Pins, Milliners Needless 90 Oil Temper
ed Pins, Toilet Pins, Crochet Needle, Card Hooks
and Eyes In Case Sent postpaid for 20 cs stamps or
silver. National Supply Co., Jamestown. Pa.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

I1OR SALE-l6O ACRES OF LAND IN JOHNSON
Il County, Ark the banner fruit county In the Ozark
Fruit Belt; 800 to trees hanging full of big red
Piles. This is big bargain, If taken in 80 days Ad-
dress w. Z. Crowder, Knoxville, Ark.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

rURED QUICKLY, EASILY, AND PERMA-
~ nently. Fever sores Old Sore Leg. st. Vitus
Dance, Drunkenness My home and business for sale,
$500 Great chance for good physician who wants
work; no competition. have for trade for guns and
watches, gramophone, new, 25 records; one watch
tnker's outfit, 80 crystals; Premo. camera and
accessories. Write me- ali interested. Lots Of time
VIII treat you right. Consultation any medical
subject however delicate, strictly confidential No
benefits no pay. DIR. S. Rinehart, Laport, Mich.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

WI WILL SEND EXPRESS PAID, 1 BOTTLE
w Bennetts Kidney Cure for g. for trial. It does
its work or money refunded. Bennett Chemical Co..
Deposit, n, Y,
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

DOCKS, CHEAP-NoT; CHEAP BOOKS THE
ID following practical treatses published at %
cents for cents per copy "The Book Of the Dork-
ing" The Argonant," How to Raise Pigeons The
copy: "Triesr . saThe Friendship Of Learning" Sup
ply limited. Cash with order. U. s.. and 2cent
stamps accented. II. S. Habcock, a Weyhosset ST.,
PrOYihence. II. -. !
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

." H. CHAPMAN, GRATIOT, OHIO, GENER-
L. nj Merchant and Dealer In Art Work Is reliable
and responsible. Makes all promises good. Owner
and manager Of three stores Special departments for
Art Work. Alfnquries with stamp incosed answered.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

ID ESTORAL CURES DYSPEPSIA. A WONDER
III full remedy for all stomach and liver troubles
so cents box by mail. G. r. Flower, West Haven,
Conn.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

STERE6ScoPIC AND 5xs VIEWS OF THE YO-
y sernite, Old Missions, and Southern California
Scenery, 25 cents. Lantern Slides 80 cents. d. +.
LongweiI, Ontario, Calf
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FREE. FREE. FREE.

GEND FOR RECEIPT FOR MAKING A COUGH
= syrup, warranted to relieve cough and cold in
"a hours also for making a linment for external
use. 1t not be equaled for rheumatism sprains,
bruises, etc 30 cents each both for Soc currency.
A. F. Borton, Isle au Haut, Me.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

DEATRICE. NEB.. HOME OF THE DEMPSrER
ID Windmills Write about them. Simple and
powerful. Water supplies and well machinery. New
cataios. Dempster Mill Mfg. Co.. Beatrice, Neb
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

DETER THAN PENSION-ARhIY WAGES AT
ID home, one hour per day. Pays Others will pay
you. COmrade Crayon, Rockaway, N. jersey.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

w IAR-TIME ENVELOPES, THE KIND WE
w used to use. Send 20c in silver or stamps, for
% varieties. Comrade ]. h. Parsons, Pontiac, Ill.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

ISARMS FOR SALE.-224 GOOD AND WE'LL
Il improved farms, from 10 up to 500 acres at from
s. up to $50 per acre Have prairie timber and river
bottom farms, and suit all. Call write to c.
q. Hare Land Agent, Lincoln, Benton Co., No., for
descriptions prices, terms location, ETC. Benton Co.,
Mo-, Is O. X.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

V,wENTY ROOSEVELT BOOKS AT A BAR
i gain. Will sell them all for $40. Will Bom, 100
w. 1lih ST., Holland, Mich. -. - -. -
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

.CAFES.-wILL SELL SIS SAFES FOR Sls; go
. Safes for 81: ss7 Safes for s2 $50 Safes for S3l
You pay freight from factory Write @. L. Baldwin,
wilkeSBarre Pa
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

no YOU WANT A GOOD THING FOR THREE
II dimes? If So send for OF my receipts Of how
to clean wall paper; the finest thing out Cost but
ttie and will save You from buying paper every
year. w ii. Shou;h, Westboro, No.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

HAvE NINE TwENTY-wORD COUPONS FOR
Il sale What will You give for them? Address
j. h MOller, Prairie City. Iowa.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

HNOw THYSELF.-SEND Soc AND DATE
IN Of birth and get your astrology reading. Past,
present and future Address A. NJ Price, 80 So. 9th
ST. Richmond Ind
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

E,ULLER'S EARTH sOAP.-BEST TOILET SOAP
made. Manufactured by J. L. & r NJ Farns-
worth, Lancaster, Mass
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

NEW BOOK ON THE CIVIL WAR, "ASHoRE
n AND AFI,OAT." OF equal interest to "Yank'
and "Johnnie," and whoever wishes to be posted
Cost over si000a00 to compile Price s00 cloth: so
cents, paper binding. Address Army and Navy Rec
ord Co., 18th and Jefferson Sfs., Philadelphia, Penn
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

oHO WORTH OF COUPONS FOR TWENTY
sDfO Dollars: 26 Of them advertising coupons and
IA subscription coupons A Dun1eld Buffalo, w. Va.
GCENTED ROSE LEAVES PERFUME, FANCY
= work. pillows, linens, etc. 10 and Is cents Mrs
NJ. L. Leubrecht, MADEIRA, Cal.
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REAL ESTATE.

LNOR SALE-A NICE FIVE ROOM HOUSE AND
Il one and half acre lot in the garden spot of norh
eastern Kansas. Plenty fruit nice, live town. Six
blocks of post Office Price 81 500 Satisfactory
for selling. a. l.. Doottle Sabetha Kansas.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

"ORSEMEN TAKE NOTICE.-wE HAVE A
IL valuable remedy that will cure distemper, cough,
and lung fever In horses. Never known to fail. VIII
send recipe for any address receipt of one
dollar Address K Russell q Son, Manchester, Ohio.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

I,OR sALE-vALUABLE TIMBER LAND IN
II Oregon and Washington; also farms and city
property. Address John H. Williams, No. IS East 10th
st. Portland, Ore.
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

YTlEXAS HoMES-102 $40 ACRES, THREE
l. quarters mile from Temple; 106k acres, three
quarters mile from Temple 300 acres joins the above
Write for particulars, English German, DIR. j. H.
Stephens, Box $50. Temple Texas. 's.--
The National tribune., 1902-11-06

G1OMRADE: NATURES REMEDY FOR KID
" ney and bladder troubles Is "Turtins." II re-
lieves all Inflammation. gravel, ETC. mail the roots
package makes half gallon medicine. sc, postage
prepaid. E. A. Nickels, Hot Springs. Ark.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-12-12

Patterson,-Harry Wright, age
de 18 ans, a etc Transports au Co.
neral Hospital ct il est mort quel-
ques heures apres dams d'horribles
souffrances. Ses camarades Sc
talent jet6s sur lui, avaient ouvert
la bouche ct lui avalent insuffle de
lair a | laide dune pompe q air.
Plusieurs ouvriers entendant les
cris du jeune homme arriverent a
son secours ct mirent en- fuite ses
bourreaux Malheureusement, il
6tait trop tard, Wright await lie
ventre gonf6 CONNIE un ballon ct
ralait d6ja. Les m6decins du Gene
raj Hospital lui prodiguerent aus
sitot les soins les plus emrress6s
ct par tous les moyens possibles
essayArent, mais en- vain, de chas-
ser Pair contenu dams son ventre,
don't la peau 6tait, parait-il, tendue
CONNIE celle dun tambour.
Deux des camarades d'atelier du
jeune homme ont 6t6 arr6t6s ct ont
comparu devant lie juge. lis ont de-
clare pour leur defense, avoir fait
la chose pour s'amuser, 6tant loin
de 80 douter que Get amusement
idiot pourrait amener la mort de
Mright.
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Un Projet Chimerique

Paris. - M. Bourgeois, ancien
ministre, ct lie baron d d'Estournelle
sont, dit-on, converts q ild6e dor
ganiser les Etats-Unls d'Europe,
pour permettre d l'ancien continent
dc resister a la concurrence indus
trielle de IAm6rique.
M. Bourgeois aurait ditque lEu-
rope d6sunie CONNIE ellie Pest de-
pense so pour cent de son revenu
pour entretenir ses armees ct ne
peut esp6rer a la rivalit6 industri-
ellie .des Etats- Unis qui d6pensent
comparativement peu dams ce but.
Dams une conference, M. d'Es-
tournelles dit a ses auditeurs que
pEurope d6sormais ne gouvernait
plus les destin6es du monde. Outre
Pimportance des Etsts- Unis qui
sont de formidables rivaux, il faut
consld6rer le fait que lEurope a
amen6 les races james d rivaliser
avec ellie ct il faut tenir compte de
leur puissance.
L'Europe doit par consequent
chercher la force dams l'union. Ses
peuples doivent apprendre q r6gler
leurs diff6rends a pamiable. Une
Europe f6d6r6e, d'apres M. DIS
tournelles, nest pas le moins du
monde une utopie mais une urgente
n6cessit6 ,1u moment present,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-12-12

diction des 6veques, ct accorde
ceux-c1 tous les pouvoirs n6cessai.
res pour leur commander CONNIE 3
leurs pretres s6culiers. Cette secu-
larisation dependant est bien diHe.
rente de celle que Pon accorde
dams les car isol6s. Ellie suspend
lie lien de l'ob6issance, ellie ne lie
brlse pas.
"Viennent des jours meilleurs, ,et
ces religieux retourneront de nou-
veau Sc grouper sous l'autorit6 dc
leurs sup6oieurs, geguliers, pour
reprendre en- comn3un la vie de
travail, de d6vonement ct de sacri-
fee qu'ils ont vou6e q a5Dieu.
Ode meme le gonvernement de-
fend aux religleux quill chasse de
precher, confesser ct dire la sainte
messe en- public. LIE Souverain
Pontife, dams ce cas- leur dome la
permission de Iautre portatif.
c'est-a-dire qu'ils pourront, COM
me les missionaries lazaristes, j6-
suites, ct autres, dire Ia sainte mes
Sc dams leur chambre,.
"On volt, par ces e4emples, avec
quelle sollicitude le Souverain
Pontife suit les 6venements de
France, cherchant toujours q met.
tre le remAde a cote du NAL, ct di-
autant quill est en- lui les
efets de la rage des pers6cuteurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-12-12
Mr.. Roosevelt en- Europe

Paris, La plupart des journauz
du matin accordeut un tres grand
espace au message du president
Roosevelt, don't lis publient un re.
sumo par cable.
Les quelques journeaux qua com
mentent le message d6clarent que
c'est un document original ct de
haut int6ret, inspire par un ardent
patrlotisme ct temoignant dun
grend courage de Ia part de son au-
teur, sp6cialement dams sa maniere
de trailer la question des trusts"
Ces journaux approuvent les de-
clarations du president Roosevelt
relatives q la polltique etrangere
des Etats-Unis ct a la doctrine
Monroe.
LIE Figaro fait ressortir avec
admiration ce eait que le message
ne content aucun des lieux COM
mune qui caract6risent habituelle-
ment les communications des SOU
verains d'Europe a leurs parle-
ments.
Londres - Plusieurs des jour
naux du matin de Londres semblent
avoir 6t6 d6sappoint6s par lie mes
sage du president Roosevelt.
D'apr6s eux, Ill adopte une po-
litique prudente ct conservatrice
plut0t que r6volutionnaire en- ce
qui concerne la question des
''trusts'' ct du tariff douanier.'
En- somme, bien que le message
du president soft soignsusement
analys6 dams tous ses details, la
presse ne semble pas tres disposee
q Ie critiquer violemment.
Impression generate est que le
president Roosevelt a 6t6 influen-
Sc par advertisement que lui ont
dome les echoes aux derni6res elec-
tions, ct quill "cherche attirer le
soutien du congress, plutot qua le
forcer'.
Un des ]ournaux les plus impor-
tants dit: Gle message est plus
remarquable par le haut id6alisme
de ses termes que par une hardies-
SO quelconque dams ses recomman-
dations sp6cifques."
L'expos6 par le president de la
politique 6trangAre des Etats- Unis
ct son >6nergiquje demande dune
marine plus forte est pobjet des
plus chaudes appr6ciations, ct le
message est g6n6ralement accueilli
CONNIE 6tant tranquillisant. par ce
fait quill prouve que les Etats-
Unis mont pas pintention d'6fec-
tuer un enlargement organique
quelconque dams leur politique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-12-12

Mantle -Ordre Went d'etre
recu de Washington de faire su-
bir un nouveau process au majcr
Edward F. Glenn, du c1nquieme
regiment d'infanterie, pour GER
taines cruaut6s don't il Sc serait rem
du coupable durant la campagne
de Samar. On accuse le major d'a-
fait executor plusieurs guides in
dig4nes qui n'avaient pas conduit
les troupes am6ricaines dams le bon
chemin. Get incident rapport6 par
le major lui-m6me. a etc lobjet
dune Tongue enquete. Sur 10 rap
port du general Chaffee, le secre-
taire Root dome ordre au gene
raj Davis de porterssdes accusations
contre lie major ct de le faire juger
par une cour martiale.
LIE major Glenn commende main
tenant un d6tachement q Bayam-
bang, district de Pangasman, lie de
Lucon. II a etc avertl de Sc tenir
pref a comparative devant ses ju-
ges.
LIE major Glenn d6ja subj un
process q Manille, dams le cour du
mois de mai dernier, pour avoir ad-
ministr6 la 'scure d'eau'' aux indi-
genes de Samas. II fut trouv6 cou-
pable ct condamn6 une suspen-
sion dun mois ct $50 d'amende.
LIE president Roosevelt rattle le
Jugement,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-12-12
LIE REVE

Beaucoup de personnes s'imagi-
nent ne jamais rover. Cest une IL
lusion. II para1t que nous r6vons
toujours, meme sans nous en- dou-
ter, depuis le moment Oh nous nous
endormons jusqu'au moment ou
nous nous r6veillons. La
these ct vieille, du reste. puisqu'el-
le 6t6 soutenue pas Descartes,
Le1bniz ct L6lut. Descartes dit
nettement quill ny a pas de SOM
NEIL sans reve.
On pouvait dependant 6mettre
certains doutes a Get 6gard, ct d'au-
tant plus que chacun de nous,
quand il reve, ma pas la notion au
r6veil, d'avoir rev6 pendant toute
la dur6e du sommeil. Dependant,
M. Vaschide repris le probleme
au laboratoir de psychologist expe-
rlmentale de la Salpetriere, ct il a
conclu d'apr6s ses recherches quill
Va bien continuit6 des reves. Pen
dant plus de cinq ans, il surveil-
l6 trente-six sujets ages de un a
quatre-vingts ans, ct il falt con-
tr6ler lui- meme ses propres obser-
.vations par quarante autre person
nes. Voici les principales conclu.
sions auxquelles il est arriu6:
On reve pendant tout la sommeil
ct meme pendant le sommeil le
plus profond, le sommeil qui rap
pelle la syncope. La vraie vie ply
sique du sommeil, CONNIE la vrale
vie des reves, lie Sc revele que lors
que le sommeiI commence a deve-
mir profond. Cest alors qu'entre
en- action l'inconscient. Les reves
recueillis pendant le sommeil pro-
fond r6veIent les 6tapes ct Pexisten-
ce de ce travail cerebral 1ncons-
cient auquel nous devons, a no.
tire grande 6tonnement, la solution
| des problemes qui nous occupent
depuis longtemps ct qui ressortent
brusquement ct CONNIE par mira
Gle.
ii existe une relation 6troite en-
tire la nature des reyes ct la profon-
ldeur du sommel. Plus le somme1l
est profond ct plusles reves con-
cernent une partie ant6rieure dc
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notre existence ct sout loin de la
r6alit6. Au contraire, plus le som.
NEIL est superficial plus les sensa-
tions journali6res SO montrent ct
plus les reves ref9tent les pr6oc-
cupa,ions ct les emotions de la veil
lie.
Les personnes que ne revent pas,
ou piutot, dit M. Vaschide, qui pre-
tendent n'avoir jamais rev6, sont
! victimes dune illusion d'analyse
psychique. LIE sujets ne So souvieot
pas, ne s'apercoit de rien, parce
que ordinairement on ne Sc surveil-
le un peu que pendant l'assoupis-
sement, au r6veil, ct chez certaines
peronnes ces phases sont 81 rapi-
des qu'elles 6chappent complete
ment a attention.
Dams le vrai reve, celui du SOM
NEIL profond, il semble quill y ait
contlnuit6 dams les conceptions.
Chez un sujet r6veill6 plus1eurs
fois dams une mutt, on peut remar-
quer un certain ordre d'id6es dams
les r6ves en- apparence disparates
En- somme, les recherches de M.
Vaschide ne satisferont certaine-
ment pas ceux qui r6clament une
bonne Gle des songes, ceux qui ont
fol dams les r6ves; elles ne leur ap-
nrandrOnt rinn dn font On no va
pas vite en- matiere 81 difcile. Ma;s,
meme tres limlt6es a quelques
fats, ap6ciaux, ces experiences ont
leur int6ret. On peut d6ja en-
conclure que nous revons toujours,
que le cerveau est en- travail con-
tinuel ct que le sommeil nest pas,
CONNIE le disait Hom6re, "un frere
de la mort; mais bien plutot,selon
Repression de M. Vaschide, Gun
fr6re de la VIE.