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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-06
MIDSUMMER SALE
Wash Goods
And the best two months
ahead 10 wear these
pretty fabrics

Handsome ulmiiieH and i.aWna
bought at manufacture I
clearance sale. worth iiiA aud
Ice. sale price ..ssa.tt... - 9
Meow style nBtiste and f.HwnH,
itch patterns. worth ise ana ene4
ssle price szstfr tttHH##st-rs. lie
silk ana Linen striped Fanny
Grenadines. worth eae 20 To-,
sale price zs44, lsfIsa..tItt ABE
Pretty cotton Examines and
heavy Fiseked Goods. equally
desire bile for skirts and ssiis
300 value. sale price Hs4t.,... 1ve
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LADoR MTTTtNos TONIGHT

niafkamlths Mattresses hall 1870
Second avenue
Electrical Workers No - Mason 5
81 library Second avenue and Pike
street
Plumbers olympic hall iioia
second mFenus
sisn Carpenters hall
1880 Fnarfh avenue.
Tailss - tftliekisY block
rye fa}gfk gad ueipsfe Cprrsu
iafz' ball. fe.# fpufth avenue
western CrntFut Labor unsufl
Western Genital Labor union haii.
1893 Feeaad essnas,
ladies' admitted free a. the Races
even daY this ~@sk except Stature
day 80
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MoRrALIrY REeoRn

NtrH katherine II Whrafen wife
az " NJ Whraten. died at TIE fani-
liY fvstiehes. tis Meffass aNenne.
last evening $40 Aaa a. Snars %
axe
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At Srrptane SPOKANE Z. san
FSastsfsco 2
AZ Tacona los Angeles =. Ia.
coma e
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AZ Portland Portland. g. saera,
meuta. o
Al oakland oakland /. Los A..
Eeiea. o.
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JOCKEY osoRs PUNISHED ~
JUDGES At THE MEADOWS

Ths fSyof4ts. won 81 The Mead
era yesterday The others wrfr
riueh a. the haa
The iudEeM yesterday confirmed
The action n starter usihe ia sua-
fssn sfins Jockey teriy efaarn fsF faii-
inN e set aeay from the post Nan-
Gas.
WtHHHra Yesterday
NlfHt saee eifletfaa. g Go b. Powell
an Iuur ftlffHH1a flsaa 49,
hrana uri faaf sud a.haif faftauEs
flsH~ tfh
Third rare Theroa. % 4. HIaae-
nfand ur. ffse ana ashaI furiauas
flse=. nsM
Faurth race George Dewey. 3 20 q
Davis ur ere rifle fIaae l tHN
Fifth rMce Hiftie. - =. ffaNieYs
up fIfs aud a-haif fufiauEs lliur.
-
sixth raea@sfteu Around - q.
Chandler ups ain and .hAif fgr-
leu&s time tte9M
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MoNTRfHE Ark. AS She
ard Agricultural serooi celebrated ia
FIRST aunlFersarT today with Interest
lnx exercises
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rarfroL mt rxrrNsr5x

cArfrot mt EXTENSION
f SO af# afekinz chaiar = uirzifs dose
tnaaun vita nns unaf.sfHsIt faffa sifw
EHHaed sfretfa. city water and aeHssrf
Nafks uhssa Nitl bs "a - aeGtenstaf H.
Welt
rtrlroL NH EXTENSION.
Our aH.at eln Re fhefe eafH aaF fffs aa~t
Until ~ fztt carItat hln taf - snd
~ ine ihen Naik 2 hiafts aafth fhesr
lrfa are thr eest ever offered frr ne
fnaaaf. seHAne e believing a. COS thtr
aaRH
Z , sFrENG6s--=c. G MEAngR.
Owners,
sss AfgAds n'1e rhan,. Main IIps
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RAINfNR - Bal

- W r AaAAHa 10 AsiH ~.
81 - Nt-At II EASY TO HffY
lfHaHfHl ioHatiaa % shars 81 Lake Wasb.
tnEtsia Ahaft FAas aH : aHHt sis.5rs-5 - =.
FROM FIRST xfd WaHhiHHfan iafra 80
kPttaA Elfh HHfss ere aHliiuF faaf 81 A.
- aaa 500 - e sna So as-ss - :.
month 80 ALREADY aid. ssssfs t..5s5z -.
RAINIER NsafHs ftF fhf lest a1a eHna..
- HfaHfrr 81 faaftet - hafrfs au# t..
NaHeHa saii. cleared ard asafeF -.
EiaaAaissi arNui EirEa raauaF 1900
tsIHhs tlEh sd hs iiHHaI TIsafT -
ans eifF NHinf Number 81 terms = =. ~.
t.itH sgf Af. Weed. sFsni. afftes III
RAINIER Ntsah. ~ r.. u. gfafts4s~e -.
~ $40 uafen tiaek. wv
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rahrfHr cfsssas Mon pr rFT Pref
Wilson. Rarke haiii private lessons -
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Tsaaies admitted free ~ ERE Fsanea
every day this week except safuf.
day -
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oar Fersutsf4en IN tha fsas'fY hes-
ineaa e foundsi on EuHfantsed eal-
wra tuuN OVER nur nee HtneA infiif
kiaal 5eweiHN Co. l9za Second asr-
rue go
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T1S I'm, n =; ,,s 1iiSs ii Sear i,,.6e r
with M soreana. Randall the taffeu-
tor 40 Madison. phones MAIN Tie,
n iHa4.
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.ETERSoN'c
/GOCD GOOD s ~
ao6. sos. zto Pike Street


MI hsfas 80 re seuna hsis~-a ssaffis
H6f Naqlu4az - aFfss a. rteaasaast
iaafinG y aeHsa iuilfas 81 halafds tan
#fs ntH orchard al kinds ~ small
ffAaitas soNf kaHtfu HanHfF a stf8rs
nattf. hafaam t1urs haHH. sefsfal a5it.
lsaffainst fiaaa. tatis fafaksns aH4 NV.
80 Eoss stth ihs Flaas tssea sssy
nohHHT WAITuT 80 New Y5ra MA
HEHE ia Eaas bay ~ aafss fs-f 49,,
ftfa rHf.As landi faiies fraal hItfr
: = 4. Il 49,. l4.-= - - = -:
fiAas. price ffapa tss4 terms. VII fsfe
TT gaFnfnf - ishef go aliainfiss fsfsf
hufifsi3T MAf4THN. 40 Sew Yafs nioas
ION ~ fAa4E leo aHHea n-af ksIh5rr
Hsitfs Nn,n letHflfisaH Hlah - s-.45f ~
tsa tsnl iAaHs Efeeh g affas rsfffsIl.
nnsfgfeai sfnslf huass So rsf acre Il
ret4a - hanEH fnf riif nfanrrff
uuaEHT MhfIKHN fib se~ Yark nfs
WkThH FRONT on IT, Sound esss4sl
nt = places = Wafer fnaat sfafAf5a ~
ssasafaef asaies hanHg = seattle
ROBERT NAiTur siu New Tera niask
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g. hf iaaf chow 81 5a5. ssas m5asT.
HaH inieazt ArpT 60 Hiffh I'D falAs
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80 f'aa, l9an 90 - polta sy,aas
HEAr furnished fo. q. faf fsHf HsasaHahis
nfiefi nevis IIausfaf sft MadIHH tfFft
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- Hata. without sseufIfF dealings affirts
- fannif HfiHi. III FoH urr1 Hau5f fah
~ pol fHa Fi1eufg Basn ~ f9pn
eHi9HiHi Hiafh nDffi1aHf fofnef aff9hA
Ed q .ifnslHH.
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psntt

fHE ekSAafhN BASk 81 toasfkf .
-CaKfsi uafd 40 - 90 .Dyg eigHt miihoa
feFsh hundred fhcussnd dnilafrf aafpi 80
s. 90 0r'y. lHtFrsst siiaHsa 90 TINE So
ass.l'. Z ss9sssl 49, go i ....s,
and Sound srsnus. e. Hot nan
aasf
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Fer saIs-MlsesIlaneous

STOVES raures. carpets leather ohaifs,
tables. houkeaHes. uatdfebes ans pictures
90 half price. tut .Gnl Pike street
fsga SAL, 4 49,. l;tsse5i1. iiaits- So ss.is
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-Hrrt "a nfE ulaaa e. tlffaa m1nnr
- flHWufHaa isnrirF Hafrh's AfaefiHft
Hath 4Hanify ea 90 flfHl ~ny.
HHHHfnHlflHE
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THE N'ANDINAFfAN AMFHfC&W Bans
- heHttfsa=A general bankinE baisfirst
transacted. aeposafa. s. E9.Vv9s usgAtsi
and surplus $500 a. HhpefE. fifsi
A ~ .asihHrg vice pres. d &. t.nu@s
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EfIH uoEHH s03 fIHa aveaHz araig
Furnished 200 m4aefH f1H #aIHa.fai
H4usrN rrHlfHH fHafuH.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-01-21
MECHANICS TRUST CO.,

CAPITAL. siO0.0d.
VIII advance you any amount OF money on
furniture. piano. notes. stocks. etc at a greatly
reduced rate: a rate that Will enable you to pay
of any debt YOU may have: you return US :l;o
money as YOU can: our loans are
TIVE. and rhe more money We loan out tho
vCur loan will be: In thus way YOU
ret the benefit NJ cur success and a discount
when paid before the time given. 1t will pay
you to Join ont BANK loan system.
orr CREDIT
1s also 4 new enterprise for st. Louis. II Won
want to go in business for yourself We will
help YOU buy ANYTHING Sou want. such as a
team. wagon. harness. furnished hnIses. hotels.
stock OF goods. etc: on easy time payments.
MECHANICS TRUST 20.
Cor sixth and Olive. second hoor: entrance sf
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JIST F0R 4 FLYER. ONE KREIL
PtANO. BHAND NEW, ACTUALLY
WORTH S.3O. FOR y DAY ONLY,
S.t1. D.. CRAW FORD Il co.
STOck-TAEI%G SALE
BRADBURY PIANO WAREROONS.
-LLI A-I--. -.

Special sale this week 10 close on, all 9, orr
1909 pianos. 70 make room for the 1895 STYLES 0f
the bradbury and Webster pianos. which are -
arrive February !. This month We have reduced
all OF our new pianos 10 about cost. AZ the styles
have been changed somewhat and we DO not wish
to carry over any styles that we had on hand in
1902.
All new pianos reduced from SO l3 to so PER
in'sntoIy- prizes Fine new pianos IN every
style, $40 to 500; former prices OF these wrra
--ai to 500 Fine Used upright pianos in This
sale. $40. sl2' ana upward. Fine squares. s. To
SO. Every one warranted. II will pay You to
call and see the wonderful bargains We are offer
ing. You may never EatVe another chaac- 70
buy . piano Ter 80 little money again. Brad
hurry Piano Wlr"ro0Ts. +. Il. Smith. Mfr, lJI2
Olive st. =. L. Whitaker Msr.
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BOSTON Steam Dental Rooms, As y. Broad
way-Sets Of teeth. 81: painless extraction, &C:
bridge work, 80 open Sunday until
DE. y. Z. NOSER. Dentist, siu Franklin ave
Crown and bridl" work q speciality: consultation
and examination free: extracting without pain -.
DOCTOR HARTMAN Dentist-ExaEliaatlou
free. Plates, hes. teeth. 81 To e. Oxen daily ana
Sunday. Northwest corner Eleventh ana Frank
lin ave.
DOCTOR CHARLES T.. CROSBY. Surgeon
Dentist Expert crown. bridge and plate WORK.
easy-payiug terms iIlI-lhs frank in ave.
BOSTON steam Dental Rooms. q! y. Rrnaf-
Why. between Locust and st. Charles: est. 1871
gold filiue, g. ~. Doctor J. II. Case. proprietor
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MUSICAL.


ABSOLUTELY lowest prices on all musica!
Instruments and sheet music. Hunieth Music Co..
; Br'adway, adjoining Nestliche Post.
AN upright piano - be haG Tor so at Daul
G. nunlser riano Coz. Fourteenth and Nclih
Market sta,
BANJO. mandolin. guitar Thoroughly taught:
and -Finss s ~ :. r 'I Ks:e i"@ @s, ta tnsiTn" s.l
BARGAINS in upright pianos ,.5o q at $50:
sgp so al 500. So 70 at So. n, sl6p-worn or
T FSaaa.%' icj R,1 on5y s guaranteed TO- 10 years Tony
,coRNETs. Sc: tronbones. $: fine pair Kettle
Grains. 50. sold new $40; bargain. J IIacht y
Sous. III ;. BROADWAY
FoR real bargains in pianos. SEE US before
buying large stock; reliable makes only. K!ee-
AAinp Bros. Piano Co. 2%"' Park ave.
HEAR The soul Of a Kra@auer sing: to hear
i P,a rs to buy It; sod oniy y Dante! g bunker
sola6ie. 20 Morgan 81. '''' "'-' 90
LADIES. ErC.. WANTED-LadIes and gentle
men with good voices 10 assist il an opc:a
siHen for charity. costumes furnished. Apply
MAHoGANY upright piano; al! IMPROVEMENTS:
very cheap II disposed cf at once. 1865 West Pine,
MOST complete stock II up-to-date band. or
chestEa and sheet music in city. Hunieth Music
20, . ;. Br-Edway.
PROF.. DAI.LArER. from Berlin. violin. lnando-
~. guar hdnlo, piano inStFlctor' terms res
-tnE ~ IIh-.h dNF.
HhtLlN,; out entire stock talking machines.
~ ta&n any retail house in city. 2lOl Arsenal,
WE supply outside towns with new or second
h-hi lnstruments: save money by writing Us.
j. fIacht 4 Sons. liz ;, Broadway
SWEET JENNY Lee" latest sentimental waltz
song. song and music by Geo. f. StaLi. prepaid
&c, Piacht Son. I3 $. B%roalwaG.
srEINwAY upright. cheap for cash: full &C.
for someone. Eeyer's. Seventeenth and Locust.
VICTOR machines and records. 81 per week;
other musical instruments. 25c. open cIery -.eil-
ing -; Louis Talking Machine Company. 1919
81 buy . nice square Piano; good for begin
nrr. Scaubsr, q MuSter. -lj- franklin ayrs
So buys nne piano fun sizo. cost $50. stool
ana cover lnf Y Sixteenth.
s. buys . fine piano with stool aud cover.
Schuner, 6 Moxter. go. Franklin ave.
SO on time payments or a. cash viii IUv a
p.aEo; .-@c;age; ara III ptTiec' condition. Bey-
s5 will buy 4 fine llttlc upright piano, in gool
condition: will sell On terms same as rent. Bey-
eEe. Seventeenth aud Locus.
sls5-A beautiful mahogany case upright. slight
" Used: tire" pedals and every known improve
mert; Il perfect gem. Iieyers. Seventeenth and
Locust.
1000 marioins. :l.2-. 1000 suitars at 81: sD
io!S, 1iglius. 'pc. Jos. F. Euuieth Music Co. >
RENT PIANOS
assGrtmsqt T. q, SMITH, Mfr,. iGi2 olive st.
lust FOR 4 FLYER. ONE KRELL
NORTH $3.50. FOR ONE DAY ONLY,
s.i3. ID. CRAWFORD a co.
ST~OCK-TAKING SALE
BRADBURY PIANO WARERooMs.
Special sale this week 10 close GU, all G, cur
!g- planes, 70 make room for the 1895 styles ot
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GENTLEMAN and viii. wish TO secure ore
or two pleasant rooms with board In frst-Class
boarding house or private adult family: west OF
Grand ave. II 81. RepuhliC.
GIRL Of Il wants room and board: terms rea-
sunable. Address b. l.. 1888 Wash.
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and LUGGs I'VE,

SiSliS. on the northeast conner improvements.
gross. $500 p"r HnauIn. ~" Hgr authorized to
ofer Il" ~pFuIcrtr for Il limited time on a 10
per C.uf net basis
ALBEi;r r TIIRy & co. g.! Chestnut ct.
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DOWNING replaces. and Sepairs s~ilverware.
for aid gold. silver. platinum. ss \. Seventh 81.
GOLD and silver plating In al branches; cash
hsrsl s .rsase. sisi. r:ye =. st. louis. Mo.
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AMALYZE THIS CEFER

Flats for sale. ut $1,000. I~v.-yelr mortgage
at . per cent. for 5000. leased fur two years at
100 per year net. or over 10 per cent On equity.
Apply L" L. y. Stubhs, care carleton u. u. 90,
Ninth ana Washington ave.
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ROOMS AND HOARD WANTED.

WANTEp-Two rooms FOR light houseieepin
preferably i'll private family. by couple. z .
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ROoNs WITH BOARD.

PINE St. DC - Beautiful. second-story front
room. with first-class board; furnace and all con-
Neri. noes: ypTV reasonable.
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GOLD. SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING.

LAEGE .table; room for five wagons and
horses. two rooms; upstairs water in stable. 3g.;
Glasgow place.
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ROOMMiTEs WAITED.
HOUSES. ROOMS. ETC, WANTED.

LADY wishes two connecting rooms. Cnfiir-
nIshed: Jewish family. West End. l. -. Repub-
lie.
SMALL house Of four to six rooms. in any
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ABSOLUTELY lowest prices on all musical
instruments aud sheet music. Hunieth Music Co.,
8 ;. broadway. adjoining Westliche Post.
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WASH. 172j-Newly furnished large second-foor
front room; furnace heat, with beard; three grI-
4 Ilenlen or couple, every convenience.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-01

Notre estimable a1n6 Jean des
Erables, r6dacteur du "TriAuyien'
nest pas tendre a Particle des nou'
velles a sensation pabli6es dams
certains journaux
Gle journal "La Presse'' dit-i[,
SO trouve en- assez jolie posture.
Apres avoir renseign6 ses 90 mil,
les! de lecteurs sur les details
dun horrible meurtre, il sc trouve
que la pretendue victime surgit
tout q coup dams ses buraux ct
erie: mais c'est moi Georges Nor
rissette! je ne suis pas mort je mai
jamais etc hach6 ct mis- en- baril.
"Le pauvre malheureux, nous
avoue LA Presse'', 6tait fou de
douleur. Nous le croyons sans pei
ne. La pens6e que 50
femme 6tait sous lie coup dune 81
horrible erreur, 6tait bien de ma
ture a d6sorganiser un homme.
Ola rage de tout reproduire,
vallle que vaille, met souvent les
grands quotidiens dams de graves
lmpasses.
Ola Presse'' Sc tire de son mau
vais pas, CONNIE ellie peut. MIN
porte, la satisfaction du public lec-
teur de savourer les details dune
horrible trag6die, ne compense pas
beaucoup les angoisses qua du
eprouver la familJe Morrissette.' .
L'OPINIoN PUBL1QUE
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-01
AutOur du SOctaliSme

Nous apprenons qua Chlcago
ct a Milwaukee, )e clerg6 catholi-
que d6nonce depuis quelque temps
en- termes 6quivoques, les theories
pr6conis6es par les aocialistes.
Celia n'6tonnera personne; car
on salt g6n6ralement que les fon-
dateurs des parts socialistes, dams
le monde enter, ont 6t6 des agnos-
tiques ou des ath5es.
En- Europe, il y une ligne de
d6marcation tres accentu6e entire
PEglise ct le socialism ;, Les socia-
l1stes francais sont anticatholiques
ct leurs grandes reunions on volt
Sc d6ployer le drapeau rouge por-
tant ces mots: mi Dieu, nj mai
tre'.
L'organe des socialistes allie
mands repr6sente PEglise ct ses
pr6tres CONNIE autant dement's
des populations laborieases.
Aux SUMS, les socialistes
font aussi parfois des charges a
fond contre la religion, ct l'on af-
frme que quatre-vingt- dix pour
cent des chefs socialistes sont en-
nemis de pEgLise ct de la religion.
Liebknecht, le pontife du socia-
lisme, declare a NANTES reprises
Quill ne devait pas y avoir de COM
promis avec lEglise.
Dams un de ses REGENTS num6ros,
le "Social Democratic Herald" dit
qu'au cours de 1900 ans 'pEgllse
catholique ma pas r6ussi a r6sou-
Dire le probleme o1vrier". IL ajou
te que, Isl le monde progresse,
c'est apres une lutte terrible avec
cette meme Eglise".
Un des principaux organes du
socialisme allemand publiait Pau
tre jour un article, dams lequel ii
d6noncait lEglise ct le Pape.
lie 27 f6vrier 1908. P"Appeal to
Reason un journal socialiste des
EtatsUnis, disait que "l'Eglise,
all nom de Jesus Christ, appuie ct
defend toutes les injustices inspi-
r6es par Pinfernale ing6niosite de
Phomme'', qu'efle approuve la ty-
rann1e du Tsar de Russie, celle de
l'empereur allemand eh1Ae tons les
monarques europeans; ;'qu'eile part
en- guerre quand un souverain
proclame les hostilit6s, ct qu'elle
envoie ses pretres ct ses pr6dica-
teurs pour appeler la b6n6dictlon
de Dieu sur la tuerie des batail-
les; qu'elle dort pendant qu'on mas
sacre les Arn6niens, ct que dams
ce pays ellie f6chit le geuoux de-
want lie capital isme.
Cette furibonde sortie contre
P6glise 6t6 r6pandue q 100000
copies, dams un but de pros6lys-
me.
Celia suAit, croyons-nous, pour
METRE en- garde les ouvriers con-
tre les jongleurs socialistes qui se
proclament leurs meilleurs anlis.
LIE socialisme, tel que preche
par les ennemis de toute id6e reli-
gieuse, est une dangereuse utopie,
ct rien de plus.
I'INDEPENDANT
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-01

"Avant ces troubles, les Sonon-
touans 6taient d'inte]ligence avec
les Anglais pour leur mener les
Outaouaks, atm de frustrer la trai-
to des Francais, ce qul e1t perdu
tout le commerce, mais les An
glais, ayant appriS CO voyage de
M. le gouverneur chez les Sauva-
ges, ne furent pas moins effrayes
que les sauvages memes ct current
crainte qu'on n'allat les attaquer
pour les chaser de leur lieu. Tous
les Iroquo1s sont 81 petits ct 81 hu-
miles depuis que les F'raneals les
ont brul6s que, dams la crainte
qu'ils ne le fassent encore, lis sont
doux CONNIE des agneaux ct Sc
1aissent instruire CONNIE des en-
fants. Dieu sc sert de tout pour lie
salut des ames.'' Marie de pIn-
carnatlon, antomne de 1871
BENJAMIN Suite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-05-01
LIE CathOIiciSme en- Angle
terre

D'apres le "Catholic Directory" :,
annuaire plein d'int6ret qui Went
d'etre public a Londres, la popula-
tion catholique de Pempire britain
nique tout enter s'6leve a IL mil
lions danes, don't 100000 ap-
partiennent a lAngleterre ellie
meme. Celle-cl ct le pays de Gal
les torment une seule province
6ccl6siastique ct COMPETENT l ar
cheveque (Westminster), Is eve
ques suffragants, 2,424 pretres Sc
culiers ct l, l4l r6guliers. Ce der
nier chiffre comprend On nombre
considerable de religieux francais
qui sont allies chercher outre- Man
che la libert6 qu'ils n'obtenaient
pas dams leur propre pays.
A la Chambre des communes,
les catalogues sont repr6sent6s
par 70 nationalistes irlandais ct
par 4 membres 6lus en- Angleter-
re; la Chambre des pairs compte
80 catalogues; l6 de nos freres
dams la fol font en- outre partie du
conseil priv6 du roi.
| Parmi les conversions marquan.
tes qu1 ont Gu lieu r6cemment en-
Angleterre, nous signalerons celle
du marquis de Ruvigny ct de Raj
val, le chef des jacobistes. II ab
jur6 entire les mains du Il. T. Ma
thurin, qui lui-meme 6tait entire
il y a quelques ann6es, dams le sell
do la v6ritable Eglise. Nous note
rons aussi la conversion dune &C
trice fort c6lebre q Londres, Mis-
Seymour Hics, plus connue SOU
le nom de Miss Terries, ct cell
dun pasteur anglican, le DR. Camp
! belle, de Southwark.
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Un stat1sticien anglais, qui doit
avoir beaucoup de loisirs, s'est oc-
cup6 de Ia statistique de Ia danse.
II constat6 qu'en general une
jeune ct jolie file qui danse bien
travaille beaucoup plus aux balls
gu un jeune homme, fat-il lie NEIL
leur danseur du monde, ct a cal
cul6 gu une bonne danseuse ira
vaille en- moyenne six heures
quand ellie est invit6e a un bal 6l6-
CANT dams la haute soci6t6 qui SO
prolonge jusqu'a quatre heures du
mat1n. Pendant CO temps, ellie fait
en- moyenne $4,000 pas; ce qui
6uuivaut a la bagatelle de 45 kilo-
metres. Une seule valse dune du-
rec moyenne lui fait parcourir
1850 metres; 81 son danseur est
favoris6, ellie fait avec lui 1900
metres. On quadrille lui impose
un chemin de 2,080 metres, ct une
mazurka, settlement 900 metres et
une polka 800 metres.
/ La meme danseuse serait bier
6tonn6e 81 on exigeait d'elle do fai
re a pied settlement trois miles
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Ce qu'Ont coute les grandes
queries mOderneS

A Austerlitz, VOLTA 10000 hon.
mes aux prises; lena, 100000; q
Eylau 100000; Borodlna, 100000;
a Leipzig bataille des Nations
43O, 900 hommes. Ces mel6es effroy-
ables sont des tueries Oh souvent
un combattant sur trois reste sur
le terrain, mort on gravement
bless6
6S,2OO FRANC ais, $1,000 Anglais
e.: Belges, $4,000 Prussiens, SO rem
contrent sur les planes de Water
loo ETY. laissent $4,000 des leurs,
soft un sur quatre Les troupes
FRANCHISES, de beaucoup plus 6le-
wees, perdent $4,000 hommes.
Pendant la guerre de Crimee, a
Inkermann, $4,000 combattants
settlement sont engages, R6sultat,
1857 tues on bless6s, autrement
dit un sur cinq.
A Mangenta, la proportion s'a-
baisse a un sur onze. Ii y a lO9,-
73U combattants ct 9,700 victi-
mes. Meme proportion a Solseri-
no, Oh, dependant 298,358 hommes
entrent en- l1gne.
Nous voici arrives a la fameuse
bataille de Sadowa, la derni6re
grande bataille. 100000 no mmes
sont en- presence: un sur seize de-
vra rester sur le terrain Les Au-
trichiens y abandonment 1881 des
leurs.
A Gravelotte, les efectifs enga-
g6s comptent 35l,000 soldats. La
France avec 40, 900 hommes doit
Sc mesurer contre 21l,000 Ale
mands. Apres la bataille, il y g.
$4,000 tues on bless6s, don't $1,000
des n6tres. La proportion est de
un sur dix.
En- 1877, devant Plevna, 10000
Russes 6crasent $4,000 lures. La
lutte etc particulierement cruel
le, les assi6g6s SO sont d6feadus
CONNIE des lions, lis ont tues GU
bless6s l8,500d de leurs ennemis. LIE
taux de mortalit6 redescend a un
sur cinq.
L'engagement de Domoko, en-
1897, Oh sc mesurent $4,000 SOL
dats turcs ct grecs, dome une pro-
portion de une victime sur vingt
trois. ......
A Santiago de Cuba, $4,000
hommes sont en- presence; resul-
tat: un tue GU blesse sur huit.
Enfn, a Paardebery, au Trans
vaal, il y a $4,000 combattants des
deux c6t6s ct 1850 settlement dat
TENTS.
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st Paul de toilette a 6t6, le thea
tire dun sinistre qui a cause une
lndlcible CONSERVATION dams la To-
calit6. LIE vieux presbytere nest
plus, qu'un brasier don't on Went
de retirer les os calcines du bon
cure, M. Dupont.
Les restes du cure ont 6t6 trou-
YES pres de la porte, Ce qui indique
quill a voulu sc sauver, mais quill
men a pas Gu tout ie temps.
Quand IL "a 6t6 trouv6, il await
la tete ct les ]anbes e6par6es du
tronc.