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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
ON ESTABLISHMENT
OF ANOTHER Gas PLANT

Mr. y a Jones' of Chicago. uIs.
n ln The city looking over tho pros
poets for osnbuung m industrial
Tho reporter met ST. Jones aud
learned hH business was tte oa'nh
luma,ut OF a modern gas plant aud
making the price of gas auch that
everyone can use it-ihC poor as well
ns the rich
Mr. Jones made the following state
mouis ln reference Co gas.
"Fur cooking purposes one thousand
feet of gas equals nineteen hundred
pounds of coal ur one tom lt rlyoa
from 10 90 30 per cont more product
on meats 90 put on the table than
oIthcr coal or wood a family using
ras can sleep forty minutes later
mornings and have broakms, at tho
slmo hour ihot 70 could ho had 10 eth
or coal or wood woro usoi
"For heating purposes 90 reduces
fho price of coai to three dollars a
tom loss iho ashes. kIndlInr ani dirt
"A uniform heat of fno houaa thui
UIll mot vary over two degrees from
fho time % ls turned on ln the falI
until o. ig turned 0u ln tho spring
An instantaneous heater rlyog hot
water any hour OF the day ar night
without heating tho cntIro house Gps
nt o. price solves tho servant question
"a modern gas company win fur
nIsh twenty times the lIght of an oloc
trlc company for tbo same money
minus the alternating currents that
affect the nerves of me eye ana o.
ire cause of 500 many people wcarinr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
e. PASO UNION DEPOT
CONTRACT LET FOR THE CON.
sTRuCTIoN or THE NEEDED
BUILDING.
From VI paao Nowa

From El pnso News
General superintendent simmons uf
the Ei paso a. southwestern. who ls
also vice president of tho Union Depot
company has just rgtumod from "a
visit to Topeka. the headouartors of
U. 81 NUDGE. who has charge of
awarding the contract for building tho
much talked Of and long looked FOR
union deroi ln El Paso
Mr. simmons announces that thc
contract has been Del 90 a. 81 Rock.
q Houston contractor hls bid being
tho lowest go much lower than those
put in hy the El paso firms that b was
impossible 90 consider tho latter
no time has boon soI FOR the com.
moncemont of work bat this win be-.
rIn Just as soon aH the contracts and
bonds have boon drawn up and sIgnod.
The building is to be "a handsome one
aud win cost Do the uoighborhood of
$3.50 600 though the contract price has
not yct been given ont.
Mr Rocks contract win cover tho
construction uf the building complete.
except Cor the steam heating. which
contract was lo' 90 a Chicago firm
The property necessary fDr tIe mnk.
Ing of new street leading into the
depot has all been condemned and
nothing now remains 40 ke0p tho
building srnr being rapidly pushed %
completion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

glasses rs iho cheapest ana best
power known. save ono water Alta
ur.cr Chat people cau afford to uao 10
ruInu more into thc household than
amy o.bor proposition chat can be ln.
iroiucod in your city
"A hafer can bake two huuarod
loar0s 0f bread for two cents
"Tho universal use of raa roducoa
insurance. 70 la a sanitary measure.
hglnr tho h0at Eomlcido known.
''rbr acref of good cooking is saw.
iue fho oavors and tho nutritious
uices of tho food Roast hoof loses
12 per cent lu weight when cooked
hv either c0nl 0r wcoi iG per cent
whom cooked by en8, and saves tho
b.ri tho nutritious element and flaw
nra of che meat
"Corrnn ID Wr.ght labor commits
..c rr Washington ID. a.. March. 1909.
ssucd circular showing tho lncroaA
ri cne' 0f thc production of coal fur tho
Dose thirteen years Anthracite stove.
2f1 per cCnU hiumIuous stowe. i3.T
per cent GlH has decreased owing
l0 t1r uses of tho hy products
Nr Jones Is around BmouE tho mor
clnuIa to-day and hIs talks ou cheap
ras and electric uehH wIll mo- doubt
bc instrumental lu tho establishment
m nch company as ho represents
u th.a city
Composition la tho ll'o of trade
anf ns every body boz Albuquerque is
dysIrous of another railroad io's have
another gas company
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
PLENTY or FISH

Delegate R0dey Informs Tho Clfzen
fhaf ho secured tho following hIg ust
ri fah from the government foF tho
streams and ponds 0f New Meric8
Halnbcw Trout yoarIInR. 3n.ZI5t
Rainbow Trout crrs. $4,000. Black
iiaHs. year.ns 600. H,cE Bass year
l.un 5000; H'acE Spotted Trout
Fear.uF 5000, Black Spotted Trout
uuEar'.nns 10000. Strawberry Bass.
seae3uw 900 Catfish yesr'InFH. 600;
Brook Trout yearliugH 2se0o Crap
uIe yearI.uss lu0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

John 81. Johnson. known a. shot
sun johnson. attacked El Printy,
while tbo luttCr was drinking at the
bar of tbe Queen hotel at Douglas,
Arizona. and numerically boat him
over thg head with a sixahootor.
The aamy vas the outcome of a
similar encounter in Bisbce August e.
whom johnson pulled hts gun ana al.
tempted to edo up' Prlnty In the LAT.
tiers saloon Prluty whipped johnson
at that time
Tuesday the trial OF johnson,
charged with assault with "a deadly
weapon came up before Justice OF the
Peace johnson at Douglas. who with.
held 70 decision
The mon, wien they me, at tho
'Quocu bar, renewed tho quarrel
PrInty is iu a prccarious condition.
aud talk of moro bloodshod is heard.
Captain ByBuIng, Lieutenant Brooks
and Private Peterson of ihe rangers
arc on hC ground 90 prevent a poBsl
bile clash between the frionds of tho
'men
pr.uty and johnson held deputy
shcrif commissions. but those have
been recalled hy Sheriff Lewis. prin.
ty conducts @ saloon ln Blsboo. and
has o. largo following among the COW.
boys in thla section. Ho conducts wild
West shows during mo winter. John.
son formerly held a commission 90 the
Indian territory ar @ secret service
man. and has several notchos ON hia
gun Johnson ia said 90 have killed a
Mexican while the lattor was under
.arrosi here two years ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

KalbmaF1o. Mich sept candi
dates for tho 1904 foot hall team of
Kalamazoo college rounded un hero to.
day preparatory to going to Con l.-ar.
whore they win pui iu tFo wefka at
practice under thc direction of Coach
Clapp There s much promising ma.
terIa irom which to select ihia year
aud Coach Clapp beli1vcs that Knla.
mazoo haH a eood chance of FIRST f0ot
BAN honora among Michigan colleges
aside from Ann Artor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
NEW AUTOMOBILE LINE
A MOVEMENT ON FOOT TO CON.
Meet TORRANCE AND RIOS.
WELL.

There Ia movement nov on foot
HY lgw of our progressive citizens of
Roswell Io connect Torrance and RIOS.
W,u by automobile lime lu % ieW day
Ihe parties Interested viii EGO over
mo route. aDd aruHgg no once for fba
necessary improvements in tho read
way Tho liBo of road contemplated
s ono the road chat runs between
auggs 2g anI 20 cast. due north Tor
ahou. thirty miles Then in tho vic.
.uIy oi Cave Spring io voer t0 the
vest ANA tabo tho Zine to Torrance
about lu "a due uortbWestDruly dlroc.
tIon. Tho road 90 ho taken win make
the distance to Torrance about i03
miles IArro and powerful machines
wiil bf purchased. and the road ihe
entire distance viii be- put in the best
possible condition f0r speed One va.
hicio win leave Torrance and one will
leave Roswell each morning The reg
uIar Time schedule WilI he abuut seven
hours and under pressing conditions
ihe "trip could he made in four hours
This line will result ln great econ.
omy OF t.mo aad expense for AN whose
business calls them to tho towns
west of ua Passengers ani express
packages win be carried al the lowest
rate consistent with the service fur
uIahed
% is now confidently expected hy
those who have ne undertaking lu
hand 90 have tho line running ln a
very feE woeka- Roswell Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
Writers In Convention.

Milwaukee. Wis. Sept. .-MembcrB
Of iho Wisconsin Press Literary asso.
citation which is composed of about
$50 newspaper and magazine wr.tarf
of Wisconsin hold thcir annual con.
vout.on loo Milwaukee today prasl.
dent Nelson ID Ruhgrts of M0ahInoo
presided The convention considered
tbo project of establishing manu-
script bureau and discussed various
plans FOR Che Improvement of liter.
ary work
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
made a report which Was filed and ap
proved
The court then adjourned 10 meet
October q


ean Fnnr.aro. CAL Sent 9 Tho
1fiy'0ur'h anniversary of Iho admis
sion of California into the union Is bo.
Ine observed today with the customary
festivities Several cities uf thD state
are celebrating the anniversary on r.
area SCALE huJ by Oar tbo largest
Gathering De- or Oakland where tho
Native SONS off me Golden West are
holding th,Ir annual celebration Hun.
irods of tho visitors who have bogu
1t'oudlEr the knight. TCmp'ar con.
clayo in this city went to Oakland this
morning to take part In the festivities
there
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
FOURTH ANNUAL
FlREMEN'S CONVENTION
WILL BE HELD m LAS VEoA8-
MANY PRIZES OFFERED.

The fourth annual convention and
tournament of tho Ncw MEXICO Aaao.
citation OFF Frcmon win he held at las
Vegas October and Secretary
a NJ noIlelach 0f 3lutB Fo has iust
received Jhe f0luFInr program of
events ns runeod by the local Las
Vegas committee.
tuesday. October g.
go "a m Calling convention to or.
DER
Address of welcome by Mayor Ol.
ury uf lns Vegas. response hY proa.
don't Ruppo of thc New Mczico Fire.
mons association
$3.50 b m Exhibition of apparatus.
etc. hy tho oat and west sIde fire
departments
Wednesday. October 8.
40 q. m Convention
$3.50 D. m Al Oalllues Driving
park
Dr Test wut prize i75 second
prize. $3.50.
ladder climb First prIzo si5. soc
ond. flO
single Coupl.uE First prize 3t6i
second fi0.
Thuruday. October o.
t0n boo Convention
1880 p m Contest at park
Championship Wet Trat-firHt
prize 500. second 500
Team Coupling FIrH prize f26.
second $3.50.
lo0yari Raco Flmt prize t25 sec
uni $3.50
Thoro visa bo "a smoker and grand
BAN and other events for the enter.
faIumrnf Uf the visitors
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

The annual report af mo Colorado
a. Southern railway win ho issued In
a few days. and according 20 the ofn.
cinla % viii show che road to DO ln
excellent shape while noihing def.
mite has been announced AZ the head
quarters of me company. @ o. said
that many extensions and improve.
monis are being planned. and that
they viii bo undertaken during tho
coming year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

The japanese arc Wonderful Athletes.
Tho japanese are acknowledged 90
De- tie most daring aud graceful aero
bots lu the world M Japan athletics
ls encouraged. fost6red and recognized
BY the imperial government Tho
mIkado bosi0wa upon those who are
most proficient modaiB and tok0aa In
recognition of foata of strength ur
some daring exploit Certain days of
fhe year ere oct aside fur athletic
sports aud tho most inionso interest
"a taken lu these "foto days" by the
inhabitants oi tho Flowory Kingdom.
There is a troupe of twelve of these
wonderful acrOLata with Campbell
Brothers Circus. which exhibits az an.
huguorquo ln saturday september i7
tbat have toured tho world. appeared
aud performed before all tho crowned
heads of Europe Thia o. their first
appearance in America. and whoreyo'
tnU Campbell brothers have exhibit.
"a. these iittlo laps have treated un.
Rounded enthusiasm by their marvel
oHa performance. Cinsua day viii opon
Wide a gorgeous and brilliant atroe
parade AZ 1880 in the morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

Five carloads of rails for use on tho
Albuquerque Eastern railroad are nov
On the yards of the Santa Fe Rail
way company az the Capital city The
steel is being changed from gondola
10 flat cars iu preparation i1r disiri
button.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10

o. % desired ihai am members of
Harmony lodge no .. q %. p o. at
tend our meeting tonight hfmugo-
menia WIN be- made to entorlain the
grand lodge
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-10
GUN FIGHTER HAS
HAND ON TRIGGER

oLD FuED RENEWED AND
FRIENDS or BOTH PRINCIPALS
ARE UPON THE VERGE or AN
OUTBREAK. GUT RANGERS PRE-.
VENT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-18
CANADA
MONTREAL

= L. J.Tarte, propri6taire de la
'Patrie'', dome instruction q ses
avocats, Mtres Nc Gibbon, Cas-
grain, Mitchell ct Surveyor; de re-
clamer $4,000 de dommages-interets
de Honorable r. Pr6fontaine,pour
fausse arrestation.
On annonce que des n6goc1a-
tions ont 6te conclnes par l'Am6ri-
can Locomotive Company dams }e
but d'acheter la Locomotive and
Machine Company" don't les usi-
nes sont actuellement en- operation
q la Longue-Pointe.
La Compagnie Canadienne a un
capital de $3,000,O00, tandis que la
compagnie am6rlcaine a un capital
de $50,000,000.
Les usines de la Longue-Pointe
sont parfaitement outill6es ct ont
cont6 des sommes 6normes, d6pas-
SAINT meme CO qu'on await pu pre-.
voir, q tel point que la Montreal
Locomotive and Machine Compa-
ny" possede actuellement, les usi-
nea les plus perfectionn6es gull y
ait sur le continent, mais ellie ne
peut les METRE en- operations par.
CO qu'eile a 6puis6 son capital.
La compagnie veut construire
de $50 q 200 locomotives par an
nee ct employer plusieurs centai-
nes d'ouvriers exp6riment6s.
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| Qu6bec-M. Pabb6 Lactance
Mayrand, cure de St-Isidore, COM
t6 tde Dorchester, est mort
au presbytere de So psroisse.

Joliette,-Une v6ritable temp6te
6lectrique cause des d6gats con-
sid6rables. On suppose que le I'll
t6l6phonique de la compagnie de
lnmiere 6lectrique est tomb6 sur
les fills 6lectriques de la compa-
gnie de lumiere 6lectrique de Jo-
iiette. Ce FL aurait communique a
tout le reseau de fills de la vile un
courant trop fort qui cause par
tout des d6gats consid6rables
A un moment dome, le ciel de
toilette semblait tout en- feu, des
6clairs de feu couraient sur les fills
ct les lumieres a arc projetaie Mt
soudain d'immenses lueurs blan-
ches; toutes les cloches t6l6phoni.
ques des residences priv6es ct des
magasins ct bureaux sc mirent q
carillonner en- meme temps. LIE feu
prit a plusieurs endroits, entire au-
tres la magnifque gare du Paci-
fque Canadien, Oh les dommages
sont consid6rables.
Tout lie bureau de la compagnie
est d6truit. Od Sc trouvait le t6le-
graphe, les plafonds sont d6molis
ct tout l'inf6rieur est en- ruine.
Les pompiers ont 6t6 appe-
les ct ont sauv6s la gare dune
destruction complete. LIE feu pris
aussi au college de Toilette, ainsi
qua la station du feu, mails on
pu l'6teindre.
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Les Belees en- Ameriaue

On nous dome le rapport de la
soci6t6 beige de bienfaisance, aux
Etats- Unis pour lann6e 1900. Nous
n'entrerons pas dams Panalyse des
operations fnancieres de cette as
sociation. II vaut mieux donner
quelques details sur la popula-
tion de Get clement national r6pan-
du dams le pays. Disons, en- com
mer can't, avec M. Henry Lamar
che, president de Ia socl6t6, que en-
general Ia qualit6 de l'1mmigra:-.
Fffiion 15e beige e aTix Etats- q MS g aasme.
liore d'ann6e en- aimee ct Sc porte
plus sp6c1alement aux endroits Oh
ses services peuvent etres utillses.
D'aprAs le dernier recensement
of6ciel, il va aux Etats- Unis, en-
viron 10000 Belges de naissance
De ce chiffre il MY en- que 1,797
r6sidant dams PEtat de New York,
tandis quill y en- a 4,4l2 dams le
Wisconsin, 1894 dams PIllinois,
4,l32 en- Pennsylvania, 2641, dams
le Michigan ct 2,576 dams pIndia-
ma.
On suppose g6n6ralement en-
Belgique, que dams la vile de New
York meme il y a un groupe i'm
portant de Belges ct b1en braves
gems fondent sur cette fausse theo-
rie pespolr de trouver un emploi
chez Pun ou laatre de leurs COM
patriotes: Aussi sont-ils amere-
ment d6eus quand on leur dit quill
Y dams le "dreater New ork' ,
d'apres les statistiques officielles,
a peine 1000 Belges perdus dams
une population de trois millions ct
demi Inhabitants, ct parmi ces
1000 compatriotes le nombre de
ceux qui pourraient 6ventuelle-
ment prendre un Beige q leur SER
vice est lntiniment petit.
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A q. DEMEULES, Gerant.

suiet de la vente des boissons aux
Sauvages: "Je certi6e que, pen
| dant dix ans que j'ai passes aux
Outaouas. chez les Nadouessioux
au fort Saint-Joseph ct au Detroit
| ie nal jamais WI traiter peau-de.
vie quill ne soft arrive de grands
d6sordres, jusqu'a voir le pere
tuer le fills ct le fills jeter sa mere
dams lie feu. Moralement parlant
il est Impossible de trailer peau
de-vie dams les bois sapo s'expose1
| q tomber dams ces malheurr''. Les
dix ann6es en- questions doivent
courir l'espace de 1878 a 1859.
Au registre de la paro1sse de
Montreal, le 8 octobre 1896, on lit
racte de marriage de Bernard Can
terra dit Deslau~iers ''soldat de M.
du Luth''. En- 1897, on trouve le
nom de Jean Sargnat "soldat de
m Dulud." Au meme endroit, en-
1903, Francois Brenezi dit Lari-
Were figure CONNIE "soldat de M.
Dulhud'. Ces trois faits montrent
que Duluth 6tait de nouveau a la
tote dune compagnie des troupes
entretenues en- Canada. Dependant
la commission de ''capitaine dune
compagnie du d6tachement des
troupes entretenues par le minis
tore de la marine en- Canada, va
cante par la mort du chevalier de
Crisasy. ne fut sign6e en- favour de
Lu Luth que lie Is avril 1897.
Au mois de JUN LOO, Duluth
com,nandait au fort ROLAND La
chine. Que ft-il apres celia? Nous
ne savons. Son fr6re la Tourette
nous 6chappe apres 1851.
LIE gouverneur de Vandreuil,
6crivant au ministre des colonies,
en- l7l0, disalt que Duluth venait
de mourir; que c'6tait un tres hon
nete homme, un gentilhomme. un
soldat accompli, diplomatic, ezplo-
rateur ct, par sa naissance, son
education, toute sa carriere, un
homme juste, sincere dams sa con-
duite envers les Sauvages, autant
que fd6les aux int6r6t des blancs.
Ii ajoute que son influence per-
sonnelle sur les indigenes 6tait re-
marquable 6tant bas6e absolument
sur sa franchise ct sa bonne fol.
En- plusieurs, circumstances, Ii
await 6vit6 des ruptures entire ces
gems, ct sauv6 du peril plusieurs
de ses amis ct compagnons, par le
tact ct la sagesse avec lesquels IL
maniait l'esprit les Sauvages.
LIE juliet I'LL, le min1stre de
la marine envoya a M. de Beaujeu
un brevet de capitaine pour la
compagnie vacante par la mort de
Duluth.
La Vile de Duluth, sltu6e All
fond du lac Sup6rieur, Oh il pas
sc plus dune fois dams ses coul ses
au pays des Sioux, lui doit un SOU
venlr visible, qui disc a la jeune
generation Phistolre de Sc person
mage typique que nul ma pu bla-
mer ct que tous ont su admirer, de
son vivant CONNIE au jourd'hui
"a contiDuer)
BENJAMIN Suite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-18
Les EyenementS d'Extreme
Orient

Une haute personnalite de la
France Went de donner son appr6-
cation sur les graves 6v6nements
qui Sc produisent actuellement en-
Extreme Orient.
Cette opinion raisonnee sur la
guerre, ses r6sultats probables ct
ses consequences possibles, m6rite
de fxer ]'attention.
eau sujet de lissue de la lutte
engag6e ct des complications in
ternationales qui pourraient sur
gir, dit Get homme d'Etat distin-
que, je n'6prouve aucune hesita-
ton vous r6pondre: les Japonais
sont des maintenant, condamn6s q
la d6faite, fatale, in6luctable. BIT
cette solution, qu'en tout 6tat de
cause lis ne sauraient 6viter, ja-
joute que les Japonais, q en- Juger
par ce que nous savons de leurs
premieres manifestations, ,semblent
vouloir precipiter, par des tentat1-
YES aussi complement inutiles
que dangereuses.
"Voulez-vous me dire par exem-
pie, a quelle conception peut bien
r6pondre le bombardement de
Port Arthur par l'escadre de Ia
miral Togo!
Tenter de s'emparer, en- Patta'
quant du cote de la mer Port Ar.
thur serait pure folie. II y Ia des
ouvrages de defense, occupies par
wing: mile Russes capables de d6'
fer toute agression.
"Quant q operer un d6barque.
ment dams ces parages, CO serai1
encore uue bien autre historic. Gu.
tre quill faudrait quarante bait.
ments pour d6barquer des forces
6gales a celles des Russes, il con.
Went de ne pas perdre de vue que
cette operation ne pourrait s'effec.
tuer que par petits paquets, 81
l'exp6rience de la bale de Duff, qui
a co1t6 deux regiments au Japon.
lui sera, je pense, on enseignement
don't il saura tenir compte.
''Ainsi du cote do Port-Arthur
ct en- d6pit des quelques success
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Portrait de Pie X Gratis

Nous enverrons gratis toute
personne quj s'abonuera q PEoHo
DE L'OUEsT st nous enverra Sl.UU
pour payer un an d'abonnement
d'avance un magnifque portrait
de Pie x en- 10 couleurs ct de l6x
20 pouces de dimension.
Get offre s'applique aussi a nos
abopn6s qui nous enverrons un
an d'abonnement d'avance.
Nous payons les frais de trans
prot, etc.
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ON DEMANDE-P -Plusieurs person
nesde caraetere ct de bonne reputation
ans chaque Etat (une de ce comte) pour
epresenter ct annoncer une anclenne
maison de commerce rlcbe tres prospe'
re. Salaire $21 par semaine depenses
payees tous les mercr eds par le bureau
principal Cheval ct voiture fournls en-
cas- de n6cessit6. Reference. EnVoyez
une envelope avec votre adresse, Colo
nial. 332 Dearborn st., Chicago.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-18

Scene de m6nage,
Monsieur.-Tenez, vous 6tiez
faite pour etre la femme d'nn i'm
b6cile.
Madame.-Et je ny al pas man.
que.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-18

Les directeurs du sanatorium ct
de lh6pital gratuit deg phtisiques
de Muskoka, Ont, font au public
un pressants appel defends.
Depuis la fondation de ces deux
aslles, 6crivent-ils, miile patients
y ont 6t6 recueiIlis, don't la majeu-
re partie ont 6t6 gu61is on rem1s
zdaus uns4 6tat,sz6.ssssss herr
permet de gagner le pain de leur
famille.
LIE chiffre des morris imputables
a la phtisie domino de pres de
Is p. c. dams Ontario. Les rap
ports du Bureau provincial Oily
glene demontrent quill est tombe
de 3,484 a 1854 dams les trois der
ni6res ann6es. alors que les rap
ports pr6c6dents accusaient une
augmentation constante.
VOLTA done la preuve de CO que
peut r6aliser la lutte contre la tu-
berculose, meme q ses d6buts.
La peste blanche falt dams no.
tire pays d'effroyables ravages.
Ellie moissonne, chaque aimee,
5000 vies; ellie couche au tombeau
des milllers de jeunes gems.
Et c'est ainsi que SO di]apide la
plus pr6cieuse de nos richesses: la
vie humane. Les families en-
deuil, les orphelins pleurent sur
les ravages du a6au.
Des m6decins, des citoyens de-
voues, des femmes charitables ont,
dams notre province aussi, engage
la lutte contre la tuberculose.
Aidons les: que les corps publics
les aldent.
Solgnons les malades; prot6-
geons par des measures tr6ventives
ceux que ma pas encore atteints la
contagion.
Dams tous les pays s'organise
cette crolsade humanitaire.