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Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
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.vostardav walked frono. one. and. g. !, tha
town tor tho other IN ! little a;xniori,n,o
evnad;tion -: e.
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
}. II. SMITH LAND AND LOAN CO.,
S AUSTIN, NINN. -

Justices-C. Christensen, G. j. Gil
bertson. ...- -. & - tss..& 49,.
Constable Carl Grimm. e:
$zssz 2s- {. .Ss:5 FRANKFoRD. . E. +. :.
81 Supervisors. b. Boyes, chairman:
9. Q. Floran, S. P.Hambleton.
Clerk-R. A. Donaldson. s,@>,.;. s.-...
s. Treasurer VIII. Goodsell. 5--5 e & ". ::
Assessors. 81: ST Simonson. j..
SIS Justice-R. A. Donaldson. S. = =, =,
nstables-T. .E. Donaldson, =. Y .
Tebay. s.c.= E S.. E
#ss RACINE s 80 I.
supervisorsL. NJ. Lee, chairman;
steffens Ghas.a Fast al. -s.s+7s-
Clerk -Silas Utzinger.. :
Treasurer. 3. g Gahringer. II. =.
Assess sor-F. 81. Schroeder. .S g
Justice-F. H. Reed. -. =
:, Constables-Simon Seyerson, Walter
Glover.
supervisors-W. F. Davis, W.. A.
Boyd, w. A. Brown. =
Clerk-E. J. Wiegan. -. r. =
Treasurer-Thos. Rough. . e..
Assessor Michael Webber.
Justice of Peace-Thos. Rough. .
: Constable-M. Kasel.
=,..*...z,. WINDOW.
Supervisors-Thomas Skahan, chair
man; Il. r. Mills, H. M. Wilder.
Clerk-A. W. Rankin. :
Assessors. b. Thompson.
: Treasurer-Frank Smith.
Constable-T. A. Edison, Will Fur
long. =, .>-.>
$500 r TOWN OF LEROY.
I. Supervisors Gil Mahoney, chairman;
z. ". Prosser, F. L. Meyer. .-s..= :
Clerk-George Pierce. -, -. -. r.
Treasurer E. M. Shepherd, =.
Assessor-Stephen Harrison. =
Constable-Frank Brownlow. k
Justices-Geo. A.: Boyd j.. 4. Black.
mer. - - : &. :>59z-. - -
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
S. N. A0RT RTlCuL [ ] LT'URAL | |
Papers Read Before the Recent Meet
ing of the S. M. Horticultural
Society at Albert Lea.
THE APPLE ORCHARD.
. How to Raise one in / Minnesota. =

Written by Jens A. Jenson. Rose Creek, Mimi,
and read before the meeting Of the Southern
Minnesota Horticultural Society. L
II In the first place the location should
be considered, and q north, northeast
or northwest slope would probably be
the best but if the ground is not too
wet any location may do very well, if
not too low. To obtain the best sue
cess the ground should be under cult
vation, at least q year before planting.
In the fall before, the ground should
be plowed as deep as a good team can
pull the plow;> don't be afraid to let
your plow in the ground if the team
cannot pull it more than twenty rods
at time; let them rest and start again.
With little dragging in the spring
the ground will be in good condition
for planting.
Now you will have the whole winter
to consider what kind of trees you will
plant. l don't know if can recon-
mend anything better than what the
state society has recommended. The
Charlemof. Barovisky and Duchess are
good harvest:apples. The Wealthy and
Longfeld for fall, the Hibernal makes
the finest. pie, if good for nothing else,
while the Malinda is probably the best
winter apple we have at the present
time. OF crabs the Orange and Vir-
ginia are among the best, with Straw
berryland Beecher Sweet for children.
Where can you buy your trees? There
must.be twenty if not more nurseries
in Minnesota and northern Iowa, SO
there can be no trouble about that, bllt
don't buy your trees too far south, or
else they will not do so well here. A
tree propagated and grown in Southern
Minnesota is worth twice as much to
plant There as one propagated and
grown one:hundred miles farther south,
Wisconsin and Illinois trees have been
failureIwith me. u.
In laying:out the ground I will recon-
mend:to:plant rows north and. south.
the trees2in the rows from 12 to 20 feet
apart, if 12 feet apart in row, the rows
80 feet apart; 20 feet in rows, the rows
20 feet apart, and plant so that when
looking across the rows trees will be 1C
feet apart. The holes to be dug OF
good size and depth. The tree to sci
from four toIeight inches deeper than
in the nursery, and the ground firm
around:: the root so there is no air space
left, two inches on top to be left loose
and,raked fine and level. !, ~ ~: ....t-.a
As.to size and age Of trees I will say
if young man, two years old, if mid
die age, 8 years old, if 60 years old,
year old trees. >~. z. :sz.s zzs- .-ss
Now you have your orchard planted
keep itswell cultivated and mulch
around trees in winter time and you
will be sure Of some apples. @s.s I'll
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25

Recorde S. Chapman. .z .z
ASSESS sor-F !. j III H. .: &. s s.#E. !.
q Justice j. Hill. :s.
Constable E. r ord, g. III. Sanders. 4
5;sszz.s ! TOWN OF RED ROCK. .zs.-5z: z
Supervisors D. y. Tanner, chairman;
F.sA. Smith, Joseph Hagen. u. :..
Clerk William Rugg. s" -..:z.;.. zs>..,=,
treasure George w Foster.
Assessor-F. @. Tanner.
Justices j D. Rugg, 3. G. Gransee.
Cons tables Peter NJ olson, Ed Hill.
roWNurs pr1rrR /,
Supervisors Fred Christgau; chair
man, A.sStarks, H. Hagen. -
= Clerk-Art seebach. = s. :.
:. Treasurer Chas. E. Fairbanks. 4
Assessor-A. S. Robson. - -. Fl.
Justices-C..V. Miller, J. P. Powers.
Constables- Fred Tiedemann, H.
Stern. IT,
LYLE VILLAGE.
President-W. E.. LeBaron; council,
Osmon Olson, P. A. johnson, g. W.
Lacy - -, E 49,, - -,
Recorder A. Sherman.
= Treasurer III. Anderson.
Assessor-G. L. Stanley. -, - -
Justice-W. A. Frazer. ~~-
r. & &-. TAOPI VILLAGE. 49,
President-Chas. Clayton; council,
Peter Kasel, G. Owens, G. F. dickinson.
Recorder Frank Potter. =. - -
Treasurer Otis Daily. -
Assessor ohm Whitcraft., =
Justice-Fred Lessin. ..,..~>~@
: Constable-F. Chamberlain.
DEXTER VILLAGE.
President-H. Weber, Jr.; council,
J. A. Mcdowell, O.-.J. Dickens, J. r.
KirkWOOd. =: -: = = 49, = =
: Recorder-J.T T. Miller. ...=-. -. :. :. !.
& Treasurer-W.J. Boynton. : = -z..= ..=
Assessor H.. McNeir. Il = ::.z. @ - =.
Justice Of Peace q r.. Eckford, CIV
King. 7 - = .s... .s...-s-. ~ s-z:S s..
Constable-H. Wilmot, ohm Lake.
field .5= .=-1s .z... So "a s:2 81
IS e BROWNSVILLE. ,..sz.1s< 90
+ President-N.N. Palmeter; council,
Jas. Fries, Lie. Gillett, Nels Dahle. ].
Recorder-C.sA Hunt. :5.2... S=:z.5=ss.lz.
Treasure G. @. Sleeper. zs:=.Es. ...
Assesso ohm Knox. 7ss:: s.zs.:s..z .s.=
Justices-N. A. Sumner, F. III. Bier
man. . 4. 5s=5zss:.s
Constables-M. J ohnson, Geo
Blanchard d. .::.-
zs.% TOWN OF LANs1N 6.
s. Superyis rank Haney, chair;
man; j. B. Roe, T. !. G. Peters on.
81 Clerk r. Soule. 90 .s.5.
H TreasurerA. b. Beadel IS.
g. Assessor ohm Thomp pson.
Justice B.. Murphy.
Constables M Lame, F.ssA. CARL.
PLEASANT VALLEY TOWN.
rs Supervisors ohm Gordy, chairman
Aug. etlof W N. Drake.
Clerk-laeo. r. Brown.
81 .Treasurer-Ll d King.
Assesso lbert Quandt
I justice dam H thinner.
GRANDsMHADoW oWg;ToWN
SuperVisorsf seabern, chair
man; = Higbie, ". =. Remington.
81 Clerk 81. OF.
Treasurer Martin Sorom
lsA Assessor . Krause.
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
FARMER BEN'S COLUMN.

yarn that Coy. Van SAINT is goin' after
TaWney's congress shoes after the pre-
sent trip and thinks that he can fill
'em like Tom Reed and Henderson and
Dunnell and all the rest of the big push.
VanSant has got about as much show
Of Winnin' for congress as Pat Gilling's
white mule has of winnin' the Derby.
In the first place, VanSant livs in
Winona and some other section sofs the
first congressional is entitled to q pull
at congress once in hundred years,
and in the next place we need some.
body that has got lots of brains and.
Van will hav to grow some more to
handle the gigantic problems of
national government. Vans coterie of
managers think they are now the whole
1T because Van got such nice ma
jority last trip through his courageous
stand against the merger but they'll.
find that what worked for a issue one.
trip may be entirely obsolete and stale
next time. VanSant has been toadyin'
to the wrong push in Mower county of
late and amt maxim friends here to.
get anything ever again. .Geographi.
cally and deservedly and every other
way Mower county is entitled Ito the
next congressman and it don't take a.
power Of vision to see the side Of a
barn when the sun shines to discover.
that Russ Shepherd Of Austin is on the
high road for successor to Jim Tawney.
You'll look . long while before you.
find q smoother or more capable con
gresham. So z-s. .=.5;. S .ssz f.
I@ like the courage of the colonel
Wattersonidown in Kentucky in show
in up the ''smart set" of our modern
life in big cities. He says the dirty
iniquity ssof these rich and exclusive
folks is rank and that the increasin'
number of scandalous divorces is dir
ectly traceable to the spirit of lawless-
ness in excessive wealth and the bad
example of the infamous but pros
porous itch. From what I can CLEAN
from my London and Paris and New
York advices reckon that the doughty
colonel has hit the nail. IF folks in
common life should be so vulgar as lots
in high life, so vain and ostentatious
and lhankerin' for notoriety and i'm
modest and crazy for frivolous amuse-
ments and gamblin' and lackin' intel
lectual and artistic tastes and habits I
tell you common folks would be hooted
and zhowled at as ninnies and low bred
and dirty. This smart set is too easy
goin' all together. They dress and act
and talk and behave just scandalous
and no wonder that some of the most
salacions sensations that get into print
refer to 'em, Look at that brazen
countess or somethin' that stood up in
IaLOndon court last week and sWore
that her child was fathered by her
husbands brother and was as cool
about it as if: she was talkin in meetin'
about woman's rites. When you get
rite down to it, the salvation Of this
country lies not with the high bloods
for they are rotten. It lies with COM
mon folks who are raisin' clean, pure,
rite minded, innocent families to %
Tout and show what true, sweet man
hood and WomanhOod really is.
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
- p p Q u II /
s.. IS Still BEFORE YOU TO SECURE
16O Acres Of Good Farm
iI1g Land Absolutely Free
In Stark and Morton Counties on the FAMOUS
WEST. MISSOURI SLOPE Of North Dakata...,


fee Of
$18;
100 T
bq At to g To-day
naturally selecting the best Our
z e g Goal At settlers
s $4,000
$50 OOG coal
Mower County transcript., 1903-03-25
TERMs:-$1.5 80 Per Ann,,m, IN Advance

We will sell you 100
sacres,o1. more, IN above
region at from 81 to $6
per acre on easy terms
and 1oc ate you on a
loo acres adjoining.
q. The only expense to.
good homestead Of
you for. the homestead
J. will. ~: be the i govern
ment filing fe e Of
about $18; t: thus IS you.
secure 800 acres for
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-06-26

Paris.-Le s6nat a vote par 22O
voix contre 45 I'm projet de loi re-
duisaut la dur6e du service MILL
taire a deux ans. C'est un des
points principaux du programme
miniat6r1el aux dernieres election
Une commission spectacle de la
la chembre DIES deputies nominee
pour 6tudier ct faire uu rapport
sur les relations entire l'Eglise ct
P'Etat s'est r6unie aujourd hui pour
la premiere fois ct u adopt6 par II
voix contre g., une motion en- fa-
veur de la d6nonciation du concor-
dat ct la separation de lEglise de
I'Etat.
La commission DIES elections a
vote a l'unanimit6 lie rapport en- fa-
veur de la valuation de l6lection
du comte Boni de Castellane qui,
apr4s avoir etc invalid6 par la
chambre all mois de novembre
dernier a cause d'irr6gularit6s com
misses pandant sa c%ondidature
electorate, await etc r66lu d6put6
dams les Basse-Alpes au mois de
]anvier. De nouvelles accusations
d'irr65ularit6s dams sa campagne
electorate evaient 6t6 port6es con-
ire lui ct une commission de la
chambre await etc charg6e d'6tu-
der la question. La commission
Went de clore son enqu6te avec le
resultat dome cl-dessus.
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LONDRES

Son Eminence Mgr Herbert
Vaughan, cardinal archeveque de
w estminster, est mort a minuit,
samedi. II 6tait gravement malade
depuis plus de trois mois; vers la
fin de mars on s'attendait q sa mort
dun jours a l'autre.
Mgr Hebert Vaughan, D. D.,
archeveque d'Angleterre ct mem
bre du college des cardinaux, est
ne a Gloucester, lie l d'avril, 1882,
II 6tait dune vieille famille ang'ai-
Sc qui ma jamais renonc6 q ancien-
ne fol, mails qui CONNIE les Ho-
ward, les Petre ct qnelques autres
families de l'aristocratie anglaise
est rest6e fdele q lEgli-
SO catholique. Herbert Vaughan
6tait l'a1n6 de cling fills, sur hut,
du colonel Vaughan de Courtfeld,
Hereforshire, qui %entrerent dams
l'Eglise, ct six soeurs prirent le
lie voile. Ii a recu son instruction a
Stonyhurst, la grande 6cole publ
que catholique de l'Angleterre, ct
aussi sur le continent ct q Rome;
mails la guerre de Crim6e 6clata ct
il ALA a S6bastopol CONNIE volon-
taire. Apres la guerre, il entra dams
une communicate fond6e q Londres
par le docteur Manning, q qui il
deva,t succ6der CONNIE archev6-
de Westminster.
lie JUICE Armour, de Ia COM
mission d'arbitragde de pAlaska,
est mourant q Londres,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-06-26

Les gouvernements ont genera
lement reconnu la nomination df
Pierre CONNIE roi de la Scribe
tout en- f6trissant lie meurtre dc
son predecessor par le parti mill
taire. L'Angleterre ct les Etats,
Unis se tiennent aI6cart pour Il
moment, tand1s que la Russ4e et
l'Autriche sugg6rent au nouvear
roi la punition DIES coupables. En-
r6ponee q cette demande lie roi 8
promu les p%rincipaux officers qui
priront part au carnage, %laissant
d entendre par Ia que ce monar.
que improvis6 6tait du complot.
CONNIE l'arm6e est au pouvoir
ct commando la situation. le mi
nist6re Scribe Sc trouve entire Cha
ryde ct Seylla. II Sc pourrait fort
bien que la dynastie nouvelle allie
rejoindre Alexandra avant long,
temps; car celui qui tue par re-
pee p6rira par l'6uee.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-06-26

La vie du pionnier, loin de Ia
mere patrie a ses p6riodesd de iris.
Jesse: mails rien nest amer CONNIE
la celebration de la f6te rationale
par IN petit groupe d'enthousias-
ties, tandis que la grande majorit6
de leurs compatriotes ignorent Get
a%Dniversaire sacr6 de propos deli.
b6r6 pour vaquer d leurs affaires
de routine.
II est evident que lie moment est
arrive de changer certains details
de notre celebration, atm de nous
confrmer aux us ct coutumes du
pays Gu nous vivons ct surtout DE-
viter certains d6sagr6ments qui re
r6petent tous les ans.
ST une journ6e de congo est trop,
prenons une demi-Journ6e; mails
prenons la.
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100 Dollars de Recompense

Les lecteurs de CO journal seront on
TENS d'apprendre quill y a au moins
une maladie terrible don't la science a
pu guerir dams tous ses progress, ct c'est
lie Catarrhe. Halls Catarrhe Cure estfla
seule cure positive connu par la frater-
mite m6dicaIe. LIE (!atarrhe etant une
maladie constitutionnelle, il demande I'm
raitem ent constitutional Halls Catar-
rhe Cure est pris a l'interieur, agissant
imm6diatement sur le sang ct les surface
muqueuses du systemic, detruisant par la
le germe de la maladie, ct dome a. pa
tient les forces pour ga constitution ct
aide la nature a son Guvre. Les proprie-
taires ont tant de confiance dams son pou-
voir curatif qu'ils offrent cent dollars
b; ur aucun cas- qui ne guerit pas.
Adressez: F. J. Cheney & Co.
Toledo, Ohio.
Certifcats gratis,
Vendu par les droquistes, prix 75c.
Halls Family Pills sont les meillInes
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-06-26

Nos gradu6s des 6coles SO chif.
trent par miller dams lie Mlnneso.
ia seul. II serait interessant de les
passer en- revue dams une vingtai-
ne d'ann6es pour savoir comblen
ont r6ussi ct combien sont tomb6s
le long de la route. En- reggie gene
rale celui qui a fat des Guides
brillantes, celui qui a tenu la tote
de sa classe, tire un peu en- arrle-
re dams la lutte pour l'existence;
car l'6cole ne peut tout enseigner
nj former complement lie carac-
tAre de I6l6ve; c'est I'm proc6de
qui occupe toute une vie. Ensuite,
ce qui s'apprend facilemeut SOU
bile ais6ment.
C'est lie piocheur qui arrive au
but, le travailieur qui Sc fraye
une route dams n'importe quelle
carriere aux Etats- Unis. Ce pays,
en- efet, ne connait pas les privile-
ges de naissance nj de fortune, ct
chaque citoyen doit commencer au
has de l'6chelle sill veut Sc faire
une position qui dure.
LIE gradu6 a l'avenir devant lui.
Sill a du talent, tant mieux; sill
est studieux, fort bien; mails il lui
fault de Mus lie caract6re ct la per-
severance. L'6cole primaire peut
nous enseigner ces deux v%ertus,
mails la pratique en- tout ct par
tout, surtout dams les difficulties ct
les impasses de la vie est essen
tielle au success
II faut peu dances pour &C.
qu6rlr une instruction, mails toute
une vie pour Sc rendre ma1tre dc
soi-meme, ct celui qui SO ma1trise
est ma1tre DIES autres.
Ala sant6 de nos ieunes gra.
dues! puissent-ils r6ussir ct faire
mieux que leurs devanciers!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-06-26

On dit que l'ex-congresman Lo-
rem Fletcher aspire encore a l'hon-
neur de repr6senter lie Comte
d'Hennepin au Congress. Vi lie fail
quill a perdu son election; tandit
que tout lie ticket republican, {
gagn6 par de crosses majorites, i
nest pas probable que ses amis nj
ses ennemis prennent sa candida
ture au s6rieux.
II y a dams lie parti deux fac
tons: celle qui suit NJ. Fletcher et
l'autre qui SO r6clame de M Flu
gene Hay. Sous les circumstances
il est urgent qu'un troisieme can
didat republican, doive poindre {
l'horizon polltique.
Qui sera-t-il?
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I'll est assez facile de fare lie ga.

II est assez facile de fare lie sa-
crifce de quelques heures une
fois Fan; mails 81 nos compatriotes
n Q jugent pas la circumstance as
sez importante pour c6l6brer la
fete patronale lie "a JUN, le plus
tot on changera la date, ct la mode
de celebration, lie mieux CO sera
pour tous les %interess6s.
Les organisateurs de la fete pa
tronale m6ritent beaucoup d'6lo-
ges pour leur travail ct leur esprit
de sacrifices. lis devraient, c%ertes,
etres mieux appr6ci6s.
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Etait cOuverte dune crOu-
tie ecailIeuSe. - 'Pocahontas,

lis, DR. Peter Fahrney, Chicago,
III. Cher Monsieur. Nous avons
obtenu une gu6rison radicale par
Pemploi de votre Novoro, L'enfant
de ma file naquit avec la tete tou-
to couverte dune cro1te 6cailleuse.
Pendant deux tongues ann6es lis
essay6rent toutes esp6ces de me-
declines ct cansult6rent DIES m6de-
Gins, sans obtemir aucun r6sultat.
Finalement le persuadai ma file
de faire usage du Novoro du DR..
Pierre. Deux grandes bouteilles de
&c rem6de furent une gu6rieon
ridicale. Maintenant sa t6te EST
nette ct ma plus aucuue trace de-
ruption, ellie est juste CONNIE sill
n'avait jama1s Gu la maladie. Vo.
tire d6vou6, Ulysse Calame." Ne
hernandez pas lie Novorc du DR.,
Pierre dams les pharmacies
il nest vendu settlement que par
DIES Agents locaux on directement
par lie propri6taire. Adressez vous
au DR.. Peter Fahrnery, l12 Ia So.
Hoyne Ave., Chicago. Ill.
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Apres un printemps froid e

Apres I'm printemps froid e1
pluvieux la secheresse Went, a SOL
tour, menacer les moissons du
Nord Quest, apr6s avoir cause des
dommages dams l'Est. Depuls la
st Jean Baptiste la chaleur nous
est arriv6e, maisnonl'humidit6,e 1T le
bic monte en- consequence. Celuj
de juliet vault IS cents ct celui de
Septembre, la nouvelle r6colte,
est cote q Is cents.
La situation nest pas encore sc.
rieuse, mails ellie cause de l'anxi6'
t6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-06-26

La theorie ct la prat1que ne
s'accordent pas toujours. I'm GER
tain DR. Love qui nous a dome
d'excellents conseils sur la mamie.
re de vivre ct qui, lui- meme, sat
tendait de MOURN centenalre, a tire.
pass6 SUPPLEMENT- a Page de S. ans.
Les mauvaises langues dissent
quill ne pratiquait pas les maxi
mes d'hygiene quill prechait.
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CLIO DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon
DIES idees ct opinions m ses pa
respondents.
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Avis

NJ. Nap. Latourelle, Fun DIES
propri6taires de la Central Provi.
sion Co., annonce a leur nombreu.
Sc clientele quilts ont t%oujours en-
main un choix de Jambons ct LARD
fum6, sauclsses de toute 8 sortes,
graisse, viande ct un choix de tous
les poissons touJours aux prix les
plus has.
Visitez les pour vous en- con.
vaincre
l25 Avenue Centrale. Tel. n. w.
80 L. 2 East.
III y a sur lie trone de Perse un
perroquet QUEST sculpt6 tout en-
tier dams une seule 6m9raude.
Entire hommes, c'est CONNIE
chez les loups: il ne fault pas tom
Der, 81 l'on ne deut pas etre d6vor6
ia bande.
-C'est lie propre de l'ingratitude
de tourner IL dos au b~ienfaiteur
quand le bienfait est recu.
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Arthabaska.-Samedi dernier,
vers trois heures, lie Jeune enfant
de M. Jules Roy, cultivateur de
Saint Christophe, s'est noy6 en- SO
baignant avec des camarades. Lin
fortune 6tait age de 9 ans.