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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06
CURIOUS "AD.

Curious advertisements are occa-
sionally found in fereign newspapers.
Here is one from the Karlsruher
Tageblatt:
II have some sorrowful news for
my friends and especially for those
who We're acquainted with nay dog
Carlo. A heavy wagon ran over this
brave and faithful animal few days
ago and injured him so badly that he
died almost Immediately. Signed.
Reille, Master Baker"
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06
The Clerical Hat.

1T is argued that the common soft
felt headgear of the clergy is unneces-
sarily f1ideous, and is whisked off by
playful breezes- at this time of year.
1t loses this defect, however. by the
time it is about seven years old. when
1t acquires also a pleasing shade of
green. But just as 1t becomes really
comfortable ones relatives insist on
impounding 1t for the base purpose Of
q rummage sale-Rev. A. Deane in The
Treasury.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06
sThe Smart ,Sets
BY Sally Sharp.

To-day will see the Marguerites
gathered at the home OF Miss Edna
Davis. corner Scott street and Pacific
avenue. There will be no end to the
means for personal enjoyment nor to
the attractive methods for alluring
dimes and dollars into the Golfers OF
the ChiIdren's Hospital Little people
and the grown folk will find many di-
versions, among them the never-fail-
I ing one of palmistry. which will be
divulged by Nine. Bushnell. A Nand-
some painting by Willis Davis will be
raff1ed with one or two other enviable
articles It's to be very jolly affair.
with sweet charity the instigator.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin NewhaIl are
opening their yachting season to-day
and several friends of the households
two young daughters are to be includ-
ed among the guests
Many guests from town viii attend
the celebration of founders day at
Mills College this afternoon A garden
fete, embracing music. floral dances.
with procession of garIands," will
be beautiful sight
Mrs. Edward H. Hamilton will en-
tertain to-day from 4 to in honor
of Miss Mabel Dodge.
Miss Kelvin. a new arrival into So
ciety's realm from Salt Lake City. will
be the guest of honor next Wednesday
afternoon at tea to be given by Miss
Christine Judah.
Miss Mary Kohl and e. 8. Pillsbury.
whose engagement was recently an
nounced. will be the guests OF honor
at dinner next Tuesday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Timothy Hopkins will en-
tertain elaborately IN the Empire room
OF the Palace
The home Of Mrs. c. II. Hamilton In
Sausalito will soon be the scene or
another wedding. Miss Linda Hamil-
ton. q sister of Mrs. Winslow Beedy.
will be married to Charles A. Wright
on June s.
Mrs. William Willis will assist Mrs
Clarence Martin Mann in receiving her
guests tomorrow to meet Miss Julia
Marlows and Edward H sothern.
Miss Norma Castle entertained at
an informal bridge party yesterday.
Miss Geneva Febiger was hostess
at an attractive bridge party yester-
day at her home on Van Ness avenue.
The matinee given yesterday by the
students of the Jenne Morrow Long
College of Voice and Dramatic Action
was a creditable affair in every way.
the participants showing much of
grace and ease Miss Margot Merri-
am was the graduate and her lines
were given with freedom and much
emotional ability
Ex-Governor Gage is guest at the
Palace.
Mrs. Frederick Funston will be at
home on first Fridays all through the
summer. Yesterday the Funston
quarters near Fort Point were filled
with callers throughout the afternoon.
A contingent OF Oakland's pretty
maids were guests recently at a lunch
con given by Miss Charlotte Lally.
who has just announced her engage
ment to Arthur Kelly of Piedmont.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

air on the one day
granted for recrea-
tion and leisure,
and an unpopular
lity contest between
a Sunday with rain
and a Monday with
blues would bring
out a close vote.
Kathleen lived in
a building dedicated
to apartments. 1t
held no fewer than
twenty different
families. After the
city fashion. hardly
one of them knew
any of the others.
If there was even a
speaking acquaint-
a n c e b e t w e e n
neighbors it was
seldom permitted
to go any fur
,ther. Had there
been any serious
misfortune or Ill
ness the neighbors
would have been
neighborly enough,
but while every
body remained in
good health the
jewellers in the
Kant apartments
devoted themselves
to minding their
own business, and
were rather proud
of their success.
Kathleen was a
stenographer. She
lived with her
mother, and a lit
tie property Mrs.
Jerrold possessed
enabled them to
keep a maid SER
want. There was
the need for close
economy in order to
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

tea every rainy Sunday. and you will
come and bring your cups and saucers
and teaspoons. That will be the best
way to prove that you have really en-
joyed us and one another"
This was a year ago, and the Jer-
rold rainy Sunday tea In the Kant
apartments is still observed punctili-
ously and 1oyfully.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

DRAPED BOLERO FIGURE.
with something of anxiety has quite changed her opinion
in the
berry silk is
of
likewise
dul purple
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06
vaccination Iotferr

The Alcalde Of Madrid has hit upon
an ingenious device for diffusing the
practice Of vaccination among the peo-
pie. This is q lottery. tickets for which
are distributed to all persons who al
low themselves to be vaccinated at the
municipal stations
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

live in as good an apartment
and as good a neighborhood, but
that was the concession almost every
American is willing to make to re-
spectability, and they made it cheer
fully. Whether they could crafty the
longing or not, the Jerrolds were hos
pitable, and the maid was hospitable,
too.
1t was, as has been observed. a rainy
Sunday. 1t was in spring. and there
was not the slightest doubt about the
rain. 1t began before any one arose.
and it Kept on-a steady, soaking
downpour that was certainly good for
the crops and for vegetation generally,
but discouraging to human beings who
were a little too citified to stand a wet
ting.
What shall we do?'' said Kathleen
to her mother and to Mary, the maid,
going out into the kitchen, where they
We're discussing the details of dinner.
How are we going to pass this long
gray, wet Sunday? No one will ever
come to see us. I'm sick and tired of
reading. And I've just got to do some
thing."
Why don't we ask the neighbors in,
miss?'' inquired Mary, more recently
from the country than the Jerrolds and
more inclined to knowledge of what
those in the vicinity were doing. Mary
knew every other maid in the build
ing-that could be depended upon.
Mrs Jerrold uttered mild protest
but Kathleen grew more and more en-
thusiastic the more she thought it over.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06
Social Functions
in Flats.

II was all on rainy sunday-and
largely on account Of a rainy Sun
day. After working all the week
within doors 1t is serious deprivation
for any sort of human being not to
have chance to get out into the open
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by thu
Press Clipping Bureau (Al1en's). 80 Cali
Tornfa street Telephone Main 1912
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

Townsend's Gala Glace Fruits In ar
tistic fre-etched boxes. 10 Kearny st
and new store now open. 767 Market st
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

the people just across the hail.
They were delighted to see her. Would
they come to tea at o'clock and bring
their own teaspoons and cups and sau-
GERS? They would be charmed, delight
ed-nothing could keep them away.
What an admirable idea for rainy
Sunday. And there was not dissent
ing note in the entire range Of the
Kant apartments. Almost everybody
offered to lend her maid. All suggest
ed that they would be glad to bring
anything else as well, but It seemed
best to keep the tea as simple as pos
sible.
Everybody came. Everybody had q
delightful time. Everybody was sur
prised-though all were too polite to
say so--that there were so many peo-
pie worth knowing in the building.
Everybody did say that It was a pity
they had not been acquainted before.
All wanted the honor OF giving just
such another tea the next Sunday.
No" said Mrs. Jerrold, who had
wisdom. This is a successful experi-
ment. and we shouldn't Introduce any
new elements to spoil it. We will serve
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

81 Fourth (nr. barber); best gold eve
glasses. specs. 20-50c (sold stores $500
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

We nave ptenIy
of bread and butter
and we can cut II
thin. Mary will
make us some little
tea cakes. We have
plenty of tea. And
the silver won't
make a bad show
ing, what there is
of it. That's the
only trouble" and
she S | g h e d al
thought of giving
up the promised
m il d excitement;
I'VE haven't tea
spoons enough, and
there aren't cups
and saucers enough
to go around"
why don't ye
borry from the
neighbors, miss ~
a g a In suggested
Mary, whose ideas
" e r e distinctly
those of the coun-
try in this.
1t required some
persuasion to bring
Mrs. Jerrold ovel
to the point where
this would seem
quite right, but q
g r e at d e a i o !
pleading on Kath-
leen's part and
M a r US rs u r e,
what's the harm p
carried the day,
Kathleen started
out on her errand
as soon as she
could array herself
suitably for in
formal calling-ii
would not do t.
have 1t formal al
all.
oL l ~sxH
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

Miss Kelvin. new arrival into So
ciety's realm from Salt Lake City. will
be the guest of honor next Wednesday
afternoon at a tea to be given by Miss
Christine Judah.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

Mrs. Edward II. Hamilton will en-
tertain to-day from to in honor
of Miss Mabel Dodge.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

Miss Mary Kohl and e. 8. Pillsbury.
whose engagement was recently an
nounced. will be the guests Of honor
at dinner next Tuesday evening. Mr.
and Mrs Timothy Hopkins will en-
tertain elaborately In the Empire room
OF the Palace
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

The home Of Mrs. c. H. Hamilton IN
Sausalito will soon be the scene OF
another wedding. Miss Linda Hamil-
ton. q sister Of Mrs. Winslow Beedy.
will be married to Charles A. Wright
on June s.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06
SUBURBAN ELECTRIC ROADS.

THE system of suburban roads in Alameda County
has proved profitable the trade of Oak
landfh the nsu con-
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

Many guests from town viii attend
the celebration OF founders day al
Mills College this afternoon A garden
fete, embracing music. floral dances
with a procession of garlands," will
be beautiful sight
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

Ex-Governor Gage is guest at the
Palace.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

Mrs. Frederick Funston will be at
home on first Fridays all through the
summer. Yesterday the Funston
quarters near Fort Point were filled
with callers throughout the afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

Mrs. William Willis will assist Mrs
Clarence Martin Mann in receiving her
guests tomorrow to meet Miss Julia
Marlowe and Edward Fl. sothern.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06

The matinee given yesterday by the
students of the Jenne Morrow Long
College of Voice and Dramatic Action
was creditable affair in every way.
the participants showing much of
grace and ease Miss Margot Merri-
am was the graduate and her lines
were given with freedom and much
emotional ability.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03

Ce quill y a d'extraordinaire,
c'est que parmi les po6tes primes
nous ne trouvions pas un nom de
femme. On n'ignore pas, en- efet,
que depuis quelques ann6es la
culture des be]les-lettres semble
devenir unique apanage du beau
sexe.
OIL y a done Moore des jeunes
gems qui fond des vers. Disons q
leur d6charge qu'ils mont que
vingt ans ct que leurs vers sont
beaux, meme abstraction fate de
]eur age qui, CONNIE lie temps, ne
fa1t rien q laffaire. Enfn, b1en
que les conditions memes du con-
cours ne laissassent pas lie choix
qu'une prosodie par trop fantaisis-
to, il sen degage nettement un re-
tour vers la forme eeeentielle du
vers franca1s. aasE
La place nous manque pour CT
ter quelques-unes de ces pieces.
N6anmoins nous ne r6sistons pas
au plaisir de transcrire celle-ci de
notre compatriote Edouard Buis-
seret, qui ma pas qu1nze ans:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03
M. Joseph Cuirrier souffrait depuis
des annees, &tait &puise ct
rendu a bout
Les Plules Moro lie guerissent ct aujourd'hui II est en-
parfaite sante

L'homme est industrieux lis sont
rares parmi nous ceux qui ne travail
lent pas. lie richie travaille pour con
server ct augmenter sa fortune, le pau
vre pour procurer a sa fami11e lie pain
quotidien. L'ambition ct la necessite
sont les deux grands speculateurs du
travail, mails assurance du success re-
side dams la bonnie sante.
} Sc tenir en- bonne sante. atm de rem
plir sa tache ct de reussir, VOLTA pour
ehaque homme la question whale.
lies Pilules Moro sont lie remede a
.prendre pour l'homme fatigue ct souf-
frant. Files sont BONES pour l'homme
de la vile, pour 1'homme de bureau
CONNIE pour celui qui est oblige de ga
gner sa vie au bout de ses bras. Files
guerissent lie NAL de tete, la mauvaise
digestion, les douleurs de dos, lie NAL de
reins, les points de c6tes, les rhumatis-
mes ct elles donnent des forces.
"Depuis des annees, dit M. Cuirrier,
j'etais malade. Aussit6t que j'avais
mango, ~j'avais CONNIE un point u Pes
tomac, mes wires me ~fatiguaient beau
coup, me gonfaient. Je devenais etour-
di ct fort NAL a False. Je souffrais
aussi de bronchite, je dormais NAL la
mutt ct ~j'avais peine a me lever tant
j'etais fable. C'etait l'estomac qui me
tenait dams Get etat de faiblesse, mes
wires ne digerant pas, je ne pouvais
mes forces. Voyant sur les
j%ournaux les nombreuses guerisons
amenees par les bons conseils des Ne
decins de la Compagnie M@dicale Moro,
j'a1lai voir ces hommes de Part ct lie
suivis avec soin les directions qu'ils me
d~onnerent, tout en- me faisant prendre
les Pilules Moro, ct au bout de que1que
temps j'etais parfaitement gueri. Au-
jourd'hui je mango &c que je veux, ma
digestion Sc fait bien, ma bronchite est
guerie, je ne tousse plus du tout ct je !
ne puts dire assez la satisfaction que
j'eprouve du bien obtenu. Les MEde-
Gins de la Compagnie M@dica1e Moro
mont remis CONNIE a Page de quinze
n ct je leur dois pour celia une dette
de reconnaissance que je n'oub1ierai
jamais." Joseph Cuirrier. =
L'estomac est 1'organe lie plus impor-
tant du corps human ct sans SOL bon
fonctionnement, il est impossible a
l'homme d'avoir une bonne sante.
Quelques bottles de Pilules Moro prises
a temps, feront t%oujours un grand bien.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03

En- ramenant l'appetit ct procurant une
bonne digestion, Giles retabliront les
hommes affaiblis par lie mauvais fonc-
tlonnement de leur estomac.
Pour prendre les Pi1ules Moro, il
nest pas necessaire de consulter les
Medeclns de la Compagnie Medicale
Moro, car genera1ement les Pilulee
Moro guerissent seu1es. Dependant ces
medecins sont toujours a la disposition
des hommes malades, ct leurs bureaux
de consultations gratuites sont ouverts
tous les jours de la semaine, excepte lie
dimanche, de 9 heures du matin a7K
heures du soir, au No. 1924 rue Sainte-
Catherine, Montreal. Les hommes oui
demeurent a la campagne GU aux Etats-
Unls, peuvent ecrire !; leurs 1ettres au-
ront une reponse prompte, apres n
etude soignee de 1eur cas-. Hommes
malades qui ecrivez, n'ayez pas peur de
raconter toutes vos souffrances, toute la
correspondence est tenue strictement
confdentielle.
ST vous ne pouvcz obtenir les Pi1ules
Moro chez votre marchand, nous vous
les enverrons par la MALE, sur recep-
ton du prix, soc pour une boite GU
b2.5o pour six bottles.
Adressez: COMPAGNIE MED1cALE
MORO, 1874 rue Saiute-C Catherine.
Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03
Gardez-vous des Onguents
pour lie Catarhe qui con-

pour lie Catdrhe qul con-
trennent du Mercure
CONNIE le mercure d6truit sure
ment lie sens odarant ct derange
complement tout lie systemes.
Les articles CONNIE ceux-la ne
devraient jamais etre employees a
moins que par la prescription dun
m6decin de bonne reputation car
le NAL qu'ils fait est dix fois pire
que lie bien que vous pourrez en-
retirer. Halls Catarrhe Cure "a
briqu6 par F. j. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, ne content pas de
mercure ct est prjs a l'1nterieur
aglssant imm6diatement sur lie
sang ct les surfaces muqueuses du
syst6me. En- achetant Halls Ca
tarrhe Cure soyez certain que
vous obtenez le v6ritable. II est
pris a l'int6rieur ct est fat q Tole-
do, Ohio par +. j.. Cheney & Go.
Ecrivez pour certifcats gratis.
FL. Cheney, & Go, Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
Vendu oar les .droguates, Priz
75c.
Prenez Halls Family Pills sont
les meilleurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03
Belle SOiree

u0Tul0T,d u OHll6 Duo
Anne, a en- lieu une charmante sol
rec. Une douzaine de nos jeunes
Canadiens, sous la direction de
M. Ed. j. Duval, rendirent la jo-
lie comedie intitul6e "Sals1fs Oh
Les Inconvenients de la Gran
deurs". Les deux principaux per-
sonnages, Maurice de Ste Marie
par Ed. j. Duval, ct Salsifs par
M. Gilbert Chouinard, m6r1tent
beaucoup de f6licitat1on pour la
mani6re avec Iaquelle lis ont exc
cute leurs roles. Leurs positions
tour a tour comiques ne faisait
que chatouiller l'auditoire. MN.
Geo Amirault, Levi Daigle, J. P.
Leclerc, Geo Plante, Bruno Pelle-
tier, Jr., j. E. Duval, O. Lar1vie-
re, F. x. Laval]1ere, Emile Cad
bois ct Wilson Lucier remplirent
chacun leur role avec success.
M. Fred White, equilibriste ct
escamoteur distingu6 nous rendit
nombre de tours d'adresse des plus
dif6ciles ct furent des mieux exc
cut6s. II recut les applaudissements
r6it6r6s de lassembl6e.
Personne n'eut regrette son 25
sous 81 la veill6e n'eut d'autre at
raction que celle-la. II fallut SOU
vent malgr6 sol, retenir son ha-
leine, s'allonger le cou en- avant
pour suivre des yeux l'6quilibriste
qu1 SO couchait sur le theatre te-
nant quatre lampes allum6es sur
une tablette au bout de deux ba-
tons, le tout tenu en- equilibre sur
son mention. En- le voyant SO rele-
yer tranquillement ct triompale-
ment tenant tout ours l'6quilibre
on entendait des "oh my" de tous
les coins de la sale.
Miles M. ct E.. Plante, furent
tres applaudies dams I'm Joli duo
vocal. Mile Lillian Marsolais, re-
Gut aussi les applaudissement de
tous dams I'm solo vocal. M, l.. Pc
pin, dams une defamation fut tres
heureux ct tres applaud.
Durant toute la soir6e Mile l.
Marsolais tenait lie piano ct M. A
e. Gauthier l'accompagnait sur Il
violon.
Brief cette soir6e ma etc rie1
moins qu'un des plus peaux sue
ces; ceux qui ont manqu6 d'y as
sister sen mordent malntenant LEI
pouces. Cette comedie a etc beau
coup godt6e de l'auditoirequ1 sem.
blait bien suivre le complot du
|jeune coll6gien; en- effet, surtou
dams ee plan general de cette co
medic que consiste sa valeur, &c
qul demande g6n6ralement I'm au
ditoire hors du commun pour gon
ter ces sortes de pieces, sans comp.
ter que les interpretations gau
ches des Suggestions du coll6giel
par le marmiton demandent une
certaine education chez lauditoir'
pour avoir le success propose pal
|l'auteur. Cette scene a 6t6 forte
! ment applaudie ct les 6clats d
rlre dams la sale manifestation
! bien que tout le monde, comm
] dit pAngla1s "saw the point.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03

Mile Sara de Repentlgny, tante
de Nine P. DUDE, au milieu de
nous depuis quelques mois seule-
ment, a 6t6 initi6e membre du
Cercle Ste Anne No % de ~. S
@. F.. A son arriv6e lei Mile de Re-
pentigny craignait beaucoup la
nostalgia, mails l'affabilit6 proven
bale de nos Canadieas ct cette
charmante hospitalit6 qu'ile offrent
tou]ours a tous leurs compatriotes
FONT charm6e ct 81 notre jugement
ne nous fat pas default nous au-
rons lie plaisir de la garden parmi
nous,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03

La soir6e donn6e par la Cour
Notre Dame de Lourdes mercredi
dernier a certainement etc un
success. Malgr6 une foule com pac-
to chacun semblait beaucoup s'a-
muser.
N'ayant pas obtenu les MONS
DIES gagnants du jeu de cartes assez
tot pour le num6ro de cette Sc
maine, nous les p%ublierons la se-
maine prochaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03

Nine D. Savoie est d6c6d6e ven
dredi dernier a Staples MINI.
Ellie 6tait bien connue lei. ayant
reside durant plusieurs ann6es q
Minneapolis qu'elle a quite pour
Staples il y a dix ans. Ellie 6tait
ag6e de 48 ans. Ellie 6tait la s9ur
de Mines s.. s.. Montour ct Jerry
Beauchene. Nos sincAres coudol6.
ances q la famille.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03
AME

Nine Aubin, spouse du DR.
Aubin est alit6e par la grippe.
M. ct Nine Frank Pouliot ont
Gu la douleur, mardi de la semaine
derniere de perdre leur petit gar
con age de trois mois.
M. Philippe Forth SQUIRE
dune entorse au pied quill s'est
infig6e en- renversant un voyage
de foin. II sera force de roster
chez lui le reste de lhiver.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03

Mardi dernier, a Champlain,
Mimi, a Gu lieu le marriage de
Mile Marguerite Laferriere ave 9
M. Harrison D. Rogers, d'Anoka.
lis r6sideront a Champlin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03

Les membres de la cour Nicol-
let O. F. q. ct leurs amis ont pris
part a une amusante soir6e de
cartes mardi de la semaine derni4-
re. De jolis prix ont 6t6 donn6s
aux gagnants.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03

Nine O. M. Taillefer, est partie
mercredi soir pour un voyage dun
mois dams le Manitoba. Ellie Wish
terra st JEAN Baptiste, st francois
Xavier ct autres localities Gu resi-
dent tous ses parents. II y l9
ans que Nine Taillefar les ait vus.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03

LIE Concours DIES quatres de-
mo1selles des plus populaires du
Nord Minneapolis prend une tour
nure qui promet d'int6resser nos
gems avant de fnir. II est vrai que
le moment nest pas encore venu
de faire grand bruit WI que la sal
son Oh tout le monde travaille
nest pas encore commence; mails
nos demoiselles savent profter du
moment pour pr6parer leurs feel
les. Mile Emma Plante planne-
RAFT, parait-il, de commencer ga
campagne par IN concert qui serait
dome simon a Paques meme, au
MONS peu de temps apr6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03

LIE club dramatique Notre-Da "a.
me est revenu lundi matln de HUI
20, MINI. Oh il a represents la
7eille sa populaire piece Cup Yer
mont Way. Nos acteurs ont etc
charm6s de la reception que leur
aaccord6e les habitants de Hugo,
ct surtout de l'hospitalit6 du R.
P. Perigore, cure de la paroisse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03

NM. Ed Deslauriers ct Henry
Caron frere ct parent de M. j. @.
Deslauriers de notre Vile ont etc
les h0tes de CO dernier durant
quelques jours. M. Caron est de
retour de Chicago ia il 6tait allie
pour disposer dune grande guam
tit6 de b6tail. lis ont quite notre
vile le % f6vrier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03

Nine Frank Robert ct M. ct
Nine Victor Monette de st Paul,
6taient a Minneapolis mercredi
soir, Oh lis ont assist6s a la so1r6e
donn6e par la Cour Notre- Dame
de Lourdes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03

ST la liste de nos d6c4s a etc
bien allong6e reinforcement les
naissances ont bien auss1 augmen-
t6. A la Tongue liste de la semaine
derniere IL fault ajouter Nine B,
Legendre, un fills, ainsi que Nine
M. Malenfant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03

M. D. Vaillancourt qui a et6
retenu chez lui par la maladis du-
rant plusleurs jours prends beau
coup de mieux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-03-03
LA MORT DE PIERROT

Vers la fin dun beau jour d'hiver
LIE Pierrot railleur agonise;
D6ja son r1s s'immobllise
ct le froid luj glace la chair.
Les focons voltigent dams Fair,
CONNIE des regrets, sous la b1se..
Et Pierrot so sent Fame grise;
ii volt son cercueil entr' ouvert...