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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

Mrs. Theodore Bi-rr~l. wife a. Colo
mel Bingham. who hal charge off taa
White House and grounds during tls
Mckinley administration AMI also during
the early part Of President Roosevelt
occupancy u The White House is spend
ing the week iE y. I.rG.s. the zGast pf
Mr. NiIl!ap a. Lt,ie az A.Lau Hail
Mrs. Bingham Is renewing beg &C
quaintauce with St Louis and greatly
enjoying a revival CC old interests and "a
meeting with old friends. She IS a 81.
Louis woman h. birth and early sturs-
ti0u. and vas Miss Lucille Rutherford.
contemporary with Mrs. Little Mrs. ~
l.. Shapleigh. Mrs. w C. StribliuE and
Mrs. Norris GrcrE. all Il whom have iegu
eager 10 welcome her and To- entertain
her in Informal manner. This IS the first
visit Mrs Bingham has pad TO ST. Louis
in many ysarJ-
Her comments or 81. Louis women
who have distinguished themselves In
national or continental society are vast
ly interesting. coming IS they DO from
one who lived 50 Ions abroad. when Colo
mel Bingham was connected with the
German Embassy. and IN Washington.
where they lived for many years She
says with great emphasis that without
single exception the ST Louis women
who have married into army Or navy cir
cles. or into the Cabinet or diplomatic
corps. are brilliant and popular 20 a de-
gree
Mrs. Hitchcock. wife of Secretary
Hitchcock and the Misses Hitchcock
were credit 10 their city" said Mrs
Bingham. and without doubt constitute
one Of the most interesting groups iu fhe
Cabinet circle They are liked hy every
one. They IL into the cosmopolitan lie uf
the capital IN perfect fashion. AMI occupy
a s0cia! position that IS truly unique he
cause Of its CEurr-Dus popularity. The
same thing was true Of HIrs. Sl1-um. wife
Of Captain Slocum- The army aut navy
sets GdoTed her. and were disrUusJllte at
her departure. Far from be'rs. ur1y luciaI
or western. as the tenn Is sometimes
used - indicate n lCr,. ~ SAVIOR slirr or
familiarity with she varied society lif- ~
the CaCital. the women who have com.
from his city are famed ubruTl AMI iu
WashiuEtun for their ease and elegance"
Colonel and Mrs.. Bingham now make
their home in Buffalo whore the Colonel
occupies an important position in CON
uCctiUu with the E,-Eirr"gs Co-rs-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
RECENT COMMENT.
CnpItaI and Labor.

Chicago Tribune.
The union and the nonunon population Of this and
other cities will have 90 living by side No
catastrophe could possibly wipe side without
including the other. Rivalry there will continue 10 be.
Business competing FOR tie business Working
men competing fCE the tobs are rivals bu they
exhibit no heted for each other often are warm
personal friends This IS these various rivals
observe ir their rvars their codes honor and nre
confident they being played fair they play fair
The first necessity Tor mutual respect is the observ-
ance OF the promise Uuons which violate agreements
are enemies TO their by bringing down upon
themselves wel-mNTited contempt The word should be
as invioable in commercial rivalry the white far or
the red cross on the battlefield when honor becrres
sacred. and the word what Il says 4 long yfeu
viii have been taken toward better things Another
advance would be the more cautious the syrnr-
theiic strike Il IS right make one employer sf-
fer because another Is Is said be- doing Ur1rv II
employers leave their fellows Gsht their own bares
unions should do the the employers helm Zach
other win local fights. then unions will continue 10 do
so. too Another step Will be the one advocated by
President Rooseyelt-pabiicify. When emplovsrs md
worSnEmen fan ont over their respective shares Of
profits. It VIII simplify matters have IL known vh1t
those profits are.
Rivals capital AMI labor will r.nsIu But ercpBgs
they need not be And when the uyr.-sary arhtS -,
being settled let the rules Il civilized vsrct.e b, H.
served
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
Perry Heath Won't DO.


Ph!IadeIpIlll Itec0rd-
Chairman Hanna and Postmaster General Payne are
related have received significant hints from Presiden,
Roosevelt that he does desire Perry s Heath any
longer for Secretary Of the Republican National Com
mittee Heath has become much discredited by the
Postoee revelations that he is be thought of for
this position and the President suggests New Of Indiana
Is his substitute
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
. 8 . % %%H&%%%%%J
YEARS AGO
TO-DAY IN ST. LOUIS. 4.

q From Tie Republic. October %. ISIS.
= The funeral OF August Alvarez
4 took place at FIorissant. He was
. one Of the last OF the old residents
& born in st. Louis under the Span
. ish domination. his father having
4 been a Spanish soldier in the COM
9 pauy with John p. HOrtez and
q Francis Yusti. Mr. Alvarez put
Q down the first stone pavement in
Q the city.
o \ festival was given IN st. Law
o renee ORIOLES Parish school build
9 ing. Among the young ladies who
9 took an active part were Misses
I, Mary Cast. Katie Beagley. Clara
. KyIer. Fannie Kyler. Blanche Nc
Q Donald. Kate Dunieve. Laura Har-
9 r.gan. Mary Lynch. Lizzie Harri-
= San. Eella Trem0le. Katie Gala
= han. Katie Kane, Kate Smith, Mag
9 gle Buckley, Katie Warne, Polly
9 Baker. Annie Collins and Lena Gull
. linane.
. Father Michael O'ReiIly OF st. Co
{, IumblSiIle's Church returned from
{. Europe.
@ John Mccullough. assisted by
o Charles Barron and company,
. opened an engagement at the Olym-
g pic Thcater. the first play being
{. Doctor Birds The Gladiator"
9 Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Rankin ap-
= reared at De Bars Grand Opera
Q house in Joaquin Miller's play.
Q The Danites."
O The Girls Industrial Home cele-
. brstted its silver anniversary. Those
o who took paTt in the exercises were
e ]. B. Shapleigh. Mrs Elizabeth W.
Q Clarke. Doctor McPheeters, Mrs j.
9 s Thomson. Mrs. J. IL. Brainard.
. Doctor Elliot. the Reverend J. II.
q Teatuan. Miss Minnie Curtis, Miss
8 Scott and y. T. Colville.
= The first lodge OF the Masonic
. order OF the Red Cross Of Constan-
Q tine was organized, and Victoria
@ ConcIave. No. /. instituted. William
9 ]. Fritsch and Robert l. Henry
. were elected officers
q Major q. W ingalls, departed for
9 Indian Territory 10 do missionary
6 work
4 The relief boat. ]. n. Chambers,
4 returned from Memphis and lower
. river points. where supplies were
6 distributed among the yellow-feEer
n a q q a a q q 4 q q a q q q . 4
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

o'clock. the Reverend Doctor W. T. M
Murry officiating
E!rS. Charles Scarritt and Mrs. Edward
l. Beatie Of NOTbOrnc, Mo, cousins OF the
bride. are to he the matrOns Of honor, and
tht, bridesmaids Miss Halle Bayle, Miss
Martha EOOghv= and Miss Adele Haynes
IDrcas Gamble will serve as flower girl
Mr. George T. WeitZel will act as best
AuIfTe will oe master OF ceremonies. with
Mrssr-. W NJ. I.edbetter. Tom l.. Ander-
son and VIII and Ross Gamble grOoms-
men
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
At Chicago Hotels.

REPI- -BILC sPE-lAL-
Ch!cago. oct. S.-These St. Louisans
registered at hotels here to-day:
Auditar!um-M 5 Browne. J. W. Howard,
Mrs j. Is. Howard. 7. r. DTouberser, E. q.
Lewis Nrs. r. q. Lswis-
Wiadsor- CsittOE-A- Litter. z. j. Wood. c.
Pslmsr Ho1ss-J. =. Coyie, Mrs. J. F. cnyls.
Il II VILE. Z. D WOODS .
Great NGrthsra-w. A. Bsntsu H. II. Ball.
F. Benton. Miss ClifJTt. r. J. Wood. c. f.
ti-and Paclhc-w. Insamats, o. A Ruther-
ford j. y McC0Tmick. Z. Fairbanks. John F.
kaIs-rhot-B. ;. Layton. c. A F0rman. Z
a Morrison - -.
Irrvoort-t'. : Alexander. ]. H Baker. L.
: RriTrs@T. Ii,,,s.,s y R6s~- H. C James. 8. A.
Bradley. Mrs J. Benson
pt.n.s crre has cured coughs for many
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
,;i.SourianS in View York.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York Oct. 2s--Among the arrivals
at the hotels here to-day were the fol-
lowing Missourlans.
- Lsuis-MLss A Koehler. Mrs o. KEanS-
nick. A Stewart. a M= SIewart MTs- e L
Wlrc J. n sullivan. J. Van Raalte. Holland:
A. : HuEhss Grand Union. Z T. GoltIa. Wal
11-f. D. Harvard. Imperial. ". J. Donaper.
Slvsrre- a H. Daufurth. Gilsey: : Hsrzfsid-
SAVOY. J. A Wosd. New Amsterdam; z b
NL--L--r-. L---.rL-u-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
RTPTHpAY PARTY.

Mr and Mrs. :. =. Koons of No. 80
Gsuo avenue gave a birthday party lss'
Monday evening in honor or thsi- son
Remington. \ large number of his
friends and piaymates were invited 10 the
house. and tine evening was pleasantly
sycut In games and anusemsDts Of all
kinds followed by refreshments Among
those present were:
Mls;ers-
t-tarIsz K0rrs. George E00rs.
Willie Green. Jose. N kCgUs.
J. RGtcTicI. Wilder. sylvester h1cEs.
Jr.
Miss
Vivian Parker. Eins pu-Esart.
Charlotte Il-rkhzrt. lal shy
Ruth Wilder. Mamie HlFisch-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
GRANT-COILiER NUPTIALs.

Miss Emily Gran: and Albert Wright
Collier OF Atlanta. ca. we're married last
evening at the home % the brides
parents. Doctor aud Airs. John Grant. No
isfs PAGE boulevard. owing 20 recent
bereavement the wedding was not ~ large
ns first planned. The Reverend Doctor
$iccolls read the service. only relatives
being present
Tn7 original bridal PARTY took part In
the ceremony Miss Ruth O-fhweiE being
maid Of honor, and the Misses Matte Lou
Madden F,Isse Strucker and Ssttie Haff-
man being the brio =uails. The best man
and rroomsnru were from Atlanta. being
Walter Richards. William Markham Ian
mar and Jones.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

Niies Fitzpatrick Will give a luncheon
this afternoon az "a. Century Club IN
honor gf Mis- EJEsi Edgar. whose en-
-.aremeut 20 Gerard Allen has recently
be- u announced 4 large number OF young
ladies mainly the seasons debutantes,
v.N comprise the guests
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

1t is reported that Colombia and Nicaragua Will
arbitrate differences growing out of the recent re-
bellions. This speaks III for tine magazines and
treasures OF these countries. There is nothing like
poverty to make for peace
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

II Republicans generally. Including the Honor
able Richard EarA"'dt ". G.. were wise, they
would he moro conservative with their prosperity
talk. \ gag" Ike that doesn't always work, and
this is one Of The times
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

MY soul gropes sadly searching in a mental
fog" Thus sings the Car Nicholas. His soul is
probably searching for the open door in Man
churia and the trouble is he doesn't want TO find IT,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

While we speak OF Patti is this Joe Jefferson's
last appearance? May it not be So There are Other
sopranos, but no other jefferson.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

Get a move on you" is n favOrite exhonation
with DOwe, and it seems TO be altogether the best
thing he has said.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
EllUlIIIIII3IlEIIITIIITIIllDlIlIIlIDIII
MIS-. TIrEnnoEE BINGHAM.

out very ta-tsruIly. I'll decorations being
ir yellow ard white Cl.-z-s- .--'lEsns,
with WurE -r"rT- .rH rsr. .zlHHs. pr
formed 5 taE IL nj r. %. o. srT"'t y IS
y' iieEm0r4. Va. but f0Tmrly t- Dr.
pastor @I Little Rock. .Fri5-. -a.-- rl.."
h-tErar tine large tr.I- widows. which
We're curtli.-L with delicate green .EA
ri-UEeG with tTH chrys millennium T.y-'
were TO attendants. the bride AMI bride
Iruuu entering the paT.ur tust ti.- %" tH-
music u q stg:vF-G orchestra p.a.vI IN
the Lali sG n bower OF ETsgUs.
The bride wore a gown OF roH point
lace over chiffon ans liberty satin Her
vou Cf tulIe was caught with a star OF
diamonds. axe On.F icwcleI ornament
which she EUrs- she carried valley lilies
IN a shower. Mrs. CleHEe wore v WL!te
point applique over while satin
Two hElur.d gu. SIS with ss-d TIE cer-
eTUly ami were u-t-ant at tire sEusa-
qugHj reception. Among them weT. the
brides mctEer. NIrs UeaGrriCE Cf n tiCc,
y T.. ET and ,Irr- Leon Harrison Of
chicago. Mrs. Mary Mckee OF Quincy.
H.. Mr. and Airs. G'0rE- Stahl o. Quincy,
Mrs. Frank Belts. Miss Belts. Mr. Edwin
Martin and Miss Martin all Of Utica.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

I MET q little maid one a-~-
All in the bright A:ay weather:
She danced. a5G brushed t.c DE" AWAY
- lightly as feather.
She mad a ballad IN her hand
That she haa just been reading.
nut u..s tco yCung to understand
That dItty OF n distant lad,
The flower Of love lie- bleeding.
She trirped across the meadow grass.
To where a b-nol. vps flCElur.
Across tie brook ike wind did pI--.
Wherever flowers -crc Growing.
Like some bsviifcrcd cEiiG she L'".
Whom fairies were misleading
Whose butterfly" said. ''a-e youe
And what sweet thinE % you Tugs'l..' -
The flower OF love lies bleeding
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

Russia and Japan may fight il the funds permit.
But il the London. Paris and Berlin money markets
tighten mp sufficiently the catastrophe is likely to go
10y the boards.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

Mr. ard .Irs. Frederick J. Y. Skif have
r....,l ..g.gtu.rIts al Tine = mUreland
'n- tho lg..-aa- 3-r- and Mrs Norris
D-rs- ago ALSO 81; ta.s hOiel. pending the
seieCg.gG ui 6; .EUgse-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

The only objection 10 admitting oklahoma, Ari-
zona and New Mexico 10 statehood is that they
will return Democratic Senators. The Republican
attitude is perfectly logical hut not specially credit
able.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

Glrs. John Davis. vino has been in the
ElSt VISITING for several weeks. will re-
rrru tls last Of tEls week Mr. and Mrs.
g-.sE l-a making th@ir home with Mrs.
D4y.S. >r.. iu Ns>tmDTeiaHd place.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

Hog cholera IS sweeping over Eastern Kansas.
and on the Atlantic seaboard the trusts are swell
ing up and busting. Tis thus with greed, some
times.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

Trotting. pacing and other records are mad,
only to be broken. anyhow. --.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

I've found the Wild Pose in the hedge,
And found the tiger lily.
The blue l5s by the waters edge.
The dancing dnffOdiuy.
RiHscUps and paHsies. every flower
Except the cne I'm needing:
Perhaps {: srows In some dark bower.
And opens at a later hour.
This flower OF love lies bleeding"
7 wouldn't look for IT," I said.
For yoT can do without II.
There's no such flower" She shook
her head
But 1 have read about it-'
1 talked to her Of bee ami bird,
But She was al unheediuC:
Her tender heart was strangely stirred.
She harped on that unhappy word.
The flower OF love lies bIeedinEr'
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
Cireulatien DuEingSeptezaber

w B. Carr, Business Manager OF The St Louis Re
public being duly so-n. says that the actual number
Of full and complete copies the Daily Sunday
Republic printed during the month oc September lJ5
an in REGULAR edl-ions. per schedula below:
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
Bl-RToN-GAMBLE WEDDING

d IL " u y u Il " u I7I-NTT-
The marriage Of Miss COrte.iI Gamble
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John \ Gam
BE OF No. sgS Mcpherson avenue. and
Mr. PerIce r. Burton. n St Louis news
payer writer. will take place at the Cen
tcuary NJ. L. Church. South. tonight at S
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

Miss 2iGe O. r. Hickman will give an
original music Interpretation Of Monsieur
irIu"aI-,' at Ire Dis1n on Tuesday even
."E N.v'.Cls- .. She viii be assisted by
,h' t!..- go Se,-Ce AID Taylor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

My chlld.' I sighed. and dropped tear.
7 would no longer mind Il;
You'll dnd it some day, never fear,
For all Of us must find -.
7 found it many year ago
With ore OF gentle breeding;
YOU and the little Lad you know.
/ see why you are weeping so;
Your flower or love lies bleedlRg!'
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

The : E a club W;ii give their secold
.aH.- o.. the season Friday. November s,
ai the Grard Avenue Masonic Temple
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29
POEMS WORTH KNOWING.
THE FLOWER OF LOVE.
by RICHARD HENRY sToDDAED.

.E- v- have ore - the simple thluzs n
vtIaE SrstllrI was especially successful.
IL o.. saEF. o. dos rot show any great iuI-
aE-rrt-sr. rHi l.r Music is sweet ard tire
story tender 9gg attractive. II Is not Ger
ta-u vaat ballad fhe chlId hcld In her hznd.
1ir r1rt H4y refer 20 CaapbcIUs "O'Coa-
HH-'3 gflj. 0-. Tie Flower of Love Lies
E..at.rr" Crcc while walking In his gar
e. rH 90 SyIrzham. Eazlund. Camrscu was
attracted 20 H0Ner. called ''Ia-e lies bleed
Irr'- j, Eur-estsG 20 him tho motive q
"U.Caaa.r'E CH.ld-" Richard H,ary Stod-
drrE ItsF M1y - ISL
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

E--- iirrr- g. Potter IS seriously III at
Der home 10 C.lIEaC-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

Ei.. C-1-=" willard feasible will en-
terrain r.a I...rCGesn club this afternoon
at Der residence. No i5I2 Delmar bOuIe-
ward
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

t-e ~ Tho events % the coming week
-t.i tr lIs CuuGHantals' November dance,
10 De alNrl Wednesday evening. NOvem-
her 8. rt 80. S5A Olive street. The nail
ID b. decorated for The occasion and ro-
'r's"Tsuts VIII De served. The members
On. tIa club are.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

Eg>sa- o. D-C.rrrr. W- A. Shannon.
ia.-- D.. Aa4.rl. FsTIas1 J.. Weiss
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

PiSo's Cure has cured coughs for many
wears. II is Stiu on the market. &c
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-29

H.s- 2I.-ras.t Buy-r of 40. iC52 was-
uTr- uI.'r E--r q sunrise party in honor
~ FsT -..r-. '.i~- Mae D1nahce. OF Boon
vile. SO. .a Tl-e.,2y evening.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-04-24

chaient a des inter6ts %g6n6raux
CONNIE la revision du systemic DIES
impots ct lie Bureau de Contr6le,
sont tomb6es le long de la route.
MATS 81 nos legislators ont en-
digue lie fot DIES r6formes l6gales,
il Ell fut autrement DIES solons du
Comt6 d'Hennepin qui pousserent
la lib6ralit6 jusqu'a endetter Min
neapolis de $l,265, 900 pour fins d.
verses, -depuis la construction de
nouvelles 6coles, jusqu'a celle d'u-
ne sale publique Oh les patriotes
iraient p6rorer a nos "opens En-
effet, a la derniere heure, on a fat
voter $150,O00 dams ce but. Esp6-
rons que la loi est ultra vlres.
La chambre aurait bien voulu
Sc distinguer en- op5rant DIES r6for,
mes, mais lie S6nat, compose de
personnes plus Gaines, re s'est pas
pret6 q de telles maneuvres. II
parait que c'est toujours la meme
chose ct que solvent il arrive q IL
chambre de passer I'm bill peu de-
sirable dams Temperance que lie Sc
nat I'6touffera en- comit6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-04-24
ST. PAUL.,

Mime Marie Vadnais est d6c6-
dee dimanche dernler chez les Pc
tites S@urs des Pauvres a un age
ASSET avanc6 Ellie vint au Mime
sofa il y a SO ans avec son mari de-
c6d6 lann6e derni6re ct ills s'eta-
blirent sur les bords du lac qui
porte depuis longtemps leur nom.
lie Minnehaha Camp des Mo-
dern Woodmen of America a don
ne un bal masquerade jeudi de la
semaine derni6re a la Sale Min
nehaha sur la Gene rue Quest. Les
prix ont etc accord6s aux person.
mes suivantes: la dame la mieux
eostum6e: Nine John A. Devorak
CONNIE Goddess Of Liberty ct son
mari mis- en- prince italien; les
meilleurs caracter costumes: Mile
Dieber. file de Hollande, ct AL
vida Gagn1er, avec un costume
Indien: les mellleurs comiques
6taient Nine G.. F. Ritter, en- Co.'S
tune de market Woman, ct Il.
Crawford, type allemand Les ju-
ges 6taient DR.. E. II. Shelley, j.
G. Marquis, Nine j. Hesinger
ct r. r. Miller.
La legislature a termine ses
travaux lundi soir a minuit apr6s
avoir etc on session depuis so
jours. Dams la derniere soiree nos
l~6gislateurs ne le cedent en- rlen
aux enfants ct il fault les voir SO
lancer REINFORCEMENT la figure
des morceaux de papiers d6chir6s,
fottants dams toutes les directions.
Apres tout ills font bien de SO de-
laser un peu avant de reprendre
leurs occupations priv6es ct le pu-
bile ne trouvera rien d redire.
IN. I. r. Pateneaude, qui a
tenu lie "lunch counter" ct lie debit
de cigares ct fruits SO declare en-
Increment satisfait de la recette,
surtout depuis I'm mois, alors que
que nos repr6sentants sc sont mis-
q l'ouvrage pour tout de bon.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-04-24

La trente- troisieme session de Ia
LEGISLATURE s'est terminee lie 81
courant ap,es avoir siege depuis lie
commencement de %janvier ct pass6
plus de $50 bills.
LIE colt de la session est de l7O,-
600 le nombre total DIES measures
Introduces a etc de l4O7 don't 9l5
originerent a la chambre ct 582 au
S6nat.
Eft pourtaut Zen peut assurer
que la Legislature a etc conserva-
trice parce que les lois pass6 8
mont qu'une Importance localt;
p lusieurs des measures qul tcu
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-04-24

Dor6navant les voyers (road
overseers) du Comte d'Hennepin
feront place a I'm bureau de trois
voyers qui sera nomm6 par les ms
p%ecteurs supervisors de chaque
canton (town). Ce enlargement est
dams ]e but de METRE plus de per-
lection ct d'uniformite dams la
construction DIES chemins.
On salt qua la derniere legisla-
ture la corv6e (road tax des che
Minis a etc abolie dams CO comt6 ct
q~u'elle Sc pale en- argent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-04-24

Mardl proclaim les d6legu6s
charges de choisir I'm endroit pro-
pice a la colonisation dams la val
lee de la Saskatchewan partiront
de Minneapolis sous la direction
du Pere Vachon. 81 lie rapport est
favorable il est certain que le NOM
bre de nos compatriotes qui front
ia-bas tenter fortune grossira con-
sid6rablement. On en- compile de-
ia une trenta1ne dams Minneapolis
ct les environs.
Les d6l6gu6s sont MN. Antoine
Chouinard ct Thomas Leclair de
Minneapolis ct Alfred MORN de
Hamel.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-04-24
Billet de ST dams un Iivre

81 vOus savleZ que vous pour
riez trouver de billets de banque
dams I'm livre ct tout ce que vous
pouvez acheter pour I'm dollar, 81
vous pouviez vous procurer ce Ii :
vre par settlement le trouble den
voyar votre nom ct votre address, g
ct Is cents q l'6diteur, vous ne de-
vriez rien faire avant d'avoir 6crit
une lettre ct l'avoir mise 3 la pos
to-.
II yaa Minneapolis, MINI, une
maison de commerce connue par
tout Punivers par son honn6tet6 ct
son grand commerce direct avec
le peuple. Cette maison est la T.
NJ. Roberts Supply Company ct
son g6rant S. l.. Ingram. Ellie a
un capital verse de 100000 ct est
tres responsible.
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La question dun nouveau dra-
peau pour les Canadiens-francais
semble d6cid9e en- favour de celui
que M. lie cure Filiatrault de st
Jude, P. O., a sugg6r6. II est mo-
dele sur lie drapeau de Carlton
avec fond bleu ct croix blanche ct
n feur de lis q chaque coin.
Pour ne pas roster en- arri3re,
les Acad1ens Won't Sc bonner I'm
drapeau a peu pres semblable au
drapeau Canad1en- francais, mails
avec une etoile au lieu de feurs de
lis.
Apres quo1 qu'adviendra-t-il du
du drapeau anglaie?