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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1905-10-28
Oni nous ont deyances

Qui nous ont devanees;
Nous offrons au Tres Haut nos vnux eft nos
prieres
Pour nos chers trepasses.
Et ces etres chers, ioyeux de voir notre anne
Fidele au souvenir,
Sur nos tendres regrets yersent, CONNIE un
dictame,
Lespoir en- l'avenir.
Dieu grava dams nos c9urs un sentiment
supreme
Qui survit au trepas:
Au della du tombeau CONNIE ici-bas, fon s'aime
Car Famour ne meurt pas
Des nuages d'encens, sous les sacres portiques,
Exhalent leurs parfnms,
Nous croyons voir fotter grandes ombres
mystiques,
Les ames des defunts.
Les murs drapes de noir repandent les tenebres
Dams lie temple de Dieu;
Les morris, Sc relevant de leurs couches
funebres
Won't prier au saint lieu.
lis melent leurs accents aux ardentes prieres
Des viyants. nes mertels:
Heureux de retrouver leurs amis ct leurs
freres
Au pied des saints autels.
REM TREMBLAY.
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Entendez-vous g6mir Ia pIainte sepulcrale
De Ia nature en- denil?
II semble qu'en ce jour Ia voix de la ratale
Procede du cercueil.
Les plantes ont vecu: la seve nourrissante
Retourne vers lie sol,
CONNIE lie corps humain d6pouille repoussante
Quand Tame pris son vol.
Car de rhomme orgueilleux lie seiour sur la
terre
Est, dams reternite,
Aussi court que celui de Ia plante ephemere
Qui meurt avec rete.
La terre est une tombe un waste cimetlere
on dormeut nos aines.
A peine reste-t-il de mainte race altiere
Quelques decharnes-
De PAurore au Couchant. de PEquateur a:,x
Poles
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toujours la v6rite ct les pierres tombales
ont leur politesse. Quelques -unes des
inscriptions que Sc consacrent les epoux
men sont pas moins touchantes ct on
voudrait qu'elles ne soient pas menson-
CERES lei, c'est une femme @tres aimante
ct chaste ct qui etait un tr6sor precieux
entire touss. Telle autre, morte vingt-
quatre ans, etait pure de ceur. ct fut
heureuse de partir la premiere La,
un vieillard, reste seul apres trente- trois
ans de marriage, regrette que les destins
ne raient pas frappe en- meme temps que
sa femme. Une jeune matrone remer-
Gle fort serieusement son yieux mari "de
s'etre impose la charge de la nourrlr ct
de Favor aimee CONNIE un pere'.
Parfois, on note moins de tendresse
que de malice. Tn mari regrette sur
tout 4les mile attentions don't fentou-
rait la plus charmante moitie de lui-
meme. I'm autre la loue surtout
ad'avoir mis- tous ses soins lui conser-
yer sa fortune.
Dams lie tombeau,. certains conjoints
savent encore comprendre la vie; lis
sen souviennent avec agreement. Une
femme qui cru devoir, sans jalousie
vaine. etre indugente a la faiblesse des
| hommes, fait METRE sur La pierre de
son tombeau: 3Ami, chasse lie chagrin
amuse -toi, ct viens ensuite.' I'm mar
a fait inscrire sur le tombeau de So
femme: aSa mort est le premier cha
i ris,-ss,. .sl!a mat cause.
meme savoir-vivre regard du conjoinl
trepasse. tel le poete Boursault qui
exprima une pensee toute contraire en-
ces six vers impertinents:
| Recols de moi, chere moitie,
Pour gage de mon amitie,
Ce tombeau, qu'aucune ne t'envie.
Je dois avec raison te rendre Get honneuI
Gar le dernier jour de ia vie
Fut lie premier de mon bonheur.
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731, le pape Gr6goire III erigea une
chapelle en- Ihonneur de tous les saints
dams feglise de Saint Pierre de Rome;
depuis ce temps. la Toussaipt, ou fete
de tous les saints. toujours etc cel6-
br6e Rome. En- France, cette fete
s'introduisit en- 837, sous lie regne de
Louis lie Debonnaire. roccasion du
voyage de Gregoire " dams ce pays,
Ellie fut bient6t adoptee par lie monde
cathoique. L'Eglise grecque celebrait
cette fete des lie I've steele.
L'usage dorner jour les tombeaux
des morris remonte une epoque pres
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LIE JOUR DIES morris.

LIE soleil avec peine perez la mutt sombre;
Par un temps orageux
Sc leve un jour blafard, envelope dams pombre
Sous nn ciel nuageux.
Les beaux .iours sont passes Quelques feuilles
jaunies
Tourbillonnent aux vents;
La bruyere ma plus de douees harmonies.
La mort parle aux vivants.
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chez ces seins que je ne saurais Voir; les
anges ne peuvent 6tre que du sexe mas
cuGn, on tout au moins, lis doivent de-
daigner &c Que les pauvres mortels ont
appele des appas y
Cons ternation generate ! Nul n'avait
pioche ee probleme, lie sculpteur molns
que tout autre On organise une con-
ference dams laquelle il fat decide que
les anges sont bel ct bien du sexe mas
culin, ct que les poitrines des statues de
Ia chapelle Belmont etaient des person.
nages representes. LIE sculpteur done
recu Fordre de les gsupprimer dun ci-
seau impitoyabie. Ainsi Sc trouva
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Depuis plus de dix ans, Behanzin,
roi du Dahomey, est Ell eXli. III VII
la Martinique, enferme dams un fort,
sans argent, sans autre affection que
celle DIES siens, sans dignit6. ii a connu
Ia puissance absolue ct les splendeurs
brutales qui entourent les souveralns
barbares. Son peuple faimait, ear c'e-
TAFT un grand chef Un jour, des hom-
mes blancs, des Francais, vinrent dams
son royaume. lis tuerent ses guerriers,
lis saccagerent les campagnes. Enfin,
las ct d1courage, Behanzin eonsentit a
Sc rendre en- France pour conferer avec
Ie chef de rEtat. On lie condulsit Ia
Martinique II Y est encore. 1T IL de
mande grace, assurant que malgre tout,
il demeure l'ami des Francais. II MI
gnore pas que toute lutte serait acte de
folie.
Duel crime done commits celui aul
est traite avec tant de rigueur ct de
mepris? II defendu son pays, il a
essaye de garder intact Fheritage Gle ses
peres, de repousser rinvasion etrangere.
Cest done celia que des Francais repro
chent 4 un vaincu? Behanzin deman-
de a retourner sur sa terre natalie, a
revoir avant de mourir lie pays de ses
ancetres. A ce desir on oppose la raison
| d Etat, c'est-a-dire la erainte dune re-
volte au Dahomey. cette crainte est
| chimerique, mais 81 pon veut meme
| radmettre ne pourralt-on au moins con-
sentir a l'amelioration du sort du vieux
roi dechu? Serait-il impossible de lui
assurer des moyens d'existence plus lar
geS. L. .plaisir de visiter Paris ct lul
Alors que la pension annuelle de
$4,000 francs servie rempereur d An
nam etc portee $4,000 francs; alors
que fex-reine de Madagascar jouit dun
regime relativement doux, doit-on lais.
ser Behanzin mourir presque de faim
ct lui refuser, defaut du sejour dams
son pays, Pacces de la terre africaine
de FAlgerie par exemple? La France
s'honorerait en- Sc montrant clemente
ct pitoyable. Et ferait-elle en- celia autre
chose que Sc conformer resprit de son
passe, ses traditions de justice?
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TO NJ B e ..

LIE soussigne previent les families an'il Sc
charge derENTRETIEN DES Tonnes dals
les cimetieres de St. -Baptiste ct ST.
Pierre ainsi que de r0UVERTURE DEo
FoURS, de la CONSTRUCTION DES MoNU-
MENTS ct de toutes les reparatiens neeessai-
res au bon Stat des travana qui lui seront con-
fes.. FAGSTIN RODRIGUE
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CHAs. LAssEIGNE. REpAorEuR.
aROSNEMENT

Tine re.nise de SO pour cent est faite aux
abonnes qui patent d'avance ou dams lie pre-
mier mois de Pabonnement. Apres ce temps
nest Mus fait de remise.
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supreme a sign6 un ordre commandant
al juge J. L. Gaudet de deduire les raj
sons pour lesquelles un mandamus ne
serait pas ennis lie forcant a accepter des
affidavits pour meurtre contre les jeuneS
Elfer qui ont tue Albert MERCER ct
blesse Charles Songy Frellsen. Lap
plication enregistr6e 4 Ia cour supreme
par Matheo Songv, de st. Charles, ct
Leopold Songy, de la Nouvelle-Orleans,
recite les details de la tragedie tells qu'ils
ont etc publies ct rapporte que lie juge
Gaudet, instruit du desir des petition
naires de deposer des affidavits de
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Journal 0niciel

DE LA PARoIssE ST. JEAN-BAPTIsTE
EFT Du- BUREAU DIES ECoLEs.
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|U09efiS
Dire. s'ecrie Fun d'eux, que nous
descendons de ces animaux-la!
-Oui, fait fautre; ct il faut croire
que nous sommes des singes rudement
degeneres, car lis ne travaillent pas,
eux!
4 4 Il
Les Russes ne sont pas tres galants
81 nous devons en- juger par ces quel-
ques maximes sur La femme qui nous
viennent d'eux:
Anne ia femme CONNIE ton ane, ct
secoue-la CONNIE Tin arbre fruitier.
La tete de la femme est vide CONNIE
le porte -monnaie dun Tartare.
LIE chien est plus intelligent que la
femme, il n'aboie pas contre son maitre.
Chez la femme ct chez fivrogne, on a
les larmes a bon marche.
La on lie diable ne peut pas arriver, il
envoie la femme.
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JEAN BERNADAC,
Chirurgien- -V6ttrinaire,

Sc tient en- tort temps d la DISPOSE
~ ton des personnes qui auTaient be-
1fsSJsssoin de ses services II prend des
animaux en- soin a domicile Sa Tongue ex-
perience est une garantie pour ses clients.
NJ Bernadae Sc charge de fournir, sur COM
mande, des chevaux tells que le desirent les
acheteurs II a touiours des chevaux chez
lui ct vend ct echange la commission. ii
fera touiours son possible pour satisfaire ses
clients.
Residence. a Lutcher, paroisse st. Jaeqes.
Telephone 46.
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Il MG .HO1ifa3sfs.

LIE soussigne annonce aux habitants de ST
Jean -Baptiste quill s'occupe du traitement
des chevaux ct des operations de toutes sor.
ties leur faire. ii Sc rendra de suite chez
eux qni lie feront appeler.
S'adresser chez lui, rive gauche, on lni ecri-
re a la poste de Reserve
CELESTIN 8REDY.
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CHosgs EFT AUTREs.

IIlFIIUIE e Et
peri dams Fincendie en- cherchant a saul
Yer leurs deux enfants qui dhja avalent
etc sauves par des personnes accourues
au sec0urs.
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Tn jeune noir nomme William Waddy
etait etnprisonne a Lecompte, paroisse
Rapides. sous Paccusation d'avoir pene-
tire nuitammtnt dams la chambre dune
dame dams un village voisin. Lecrime
await etc comine une quinzaine de jours
auparavant ct ce n'etait que la veille
que Paeeuse await etc arrete. Vers une
heure du matin, lie Is, une bande dim
diyidus vint retirer lie nagre de la geole,
ct, une corde au cou, le conduisit sous
un arbre pour lie pendre. Mais au mo-
ment on fexeeution allait avoir lieu, lie
negre fit un movement, Sc debarrassa
du nmud qni allait fetrangler ct prit la
fuite dams un fourre voisin Les exc
cuteurs n'eurent qua Sc regarder. ce-
pendant lie lendemain, Waddy fut re-
pris pres de Laramie par des officers
qui s'etaient mis- sa ponrsuite ct qui
lie monerent dams la geole d'Alexandrie,
on il sera garde jusqu'a ce que rexcita-
tion Sc soft calmee au lieu du crime ii
soutient quill est innocent ct dit que lie
bon Dieu est de son cote ct que c'est lui
qui Pa sauye.
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On enfin d6couvert un editeur qui
s'est enrichi. C'est dams FOhio qua
etc deniche ce merle blanc. II Y a
vingt ans, n'ayant que quinze sous, IL
fonda un journal ct auiourd'hui il pos
sade pres de slG0,n 900. Sa fortune est lie
resultat dune grande frugalite, dun
travail perseverant ct dun heritage de
500 $50 que lui laissa un We'll oncle.
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Un planteur de Rosedale, Miss, fati-
que du travail quill obtenait du negre
a passe quatre mois en- Europe exa-
miner les differences classes de travail
leurs agricoles ct il croft avor trouve ce
quill faut aux champs de cotton du Sud
dams lie nord de FItalie. II est revenu
accompagne de deux cents travailleurs
de cette region, quill considere supe-
rieurs sous tous les rapports aux classes
d'Italiens venues precedemment. C'est,
scion lui, Fideal longtemps cherche ct
il va renvoyer tous les negres quill en-
ploie.
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On ecrit de st. Gabriel, paroisse Iber-
vile, que Peter Rica, fruitier italien
etabli pres de ce village, tue sa femme
samedi soir. LIE crime etc brutal:
Rica fait feu sur sa femme en- appro-
chant dele en- arriere pendant qu'elle
etait debout sur la galerie ct placant lie
revolver pres de sa tete II fait feu
six fois ct a fait voler la cervelle de la
femme. II porte lie cadavre dams la
cltambre a coucher, Ia mis- dams lie lit
ct Ia soigneusement recouvert. ii ma
arrete peu de temps apres quill eGt
commits lie crime. On croft quill est
fou. II etait sorti de rasile des alienes
il y quelques mois.
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El Hagg Abdulah Adj Sadik Pasha,
prince de I Eglise mahometane, gene
raj de Farmee abyssine, ministre du
commerce ct envoye de rempereuf
MeneIick pres lie president Roosevelt,
Went d'arrver a New York. IL Went
dams le but special de conclure un nou-
veau traite de commerce entire ce pays
ct L 4 byssinie eft d 'etablir des relations
pItIs e6roIfes entire Iessfeux pays Fl ne
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lie jage-prssident Nichols de la eour
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II Y a beaueoup de gros cochons dams
lie monde, mais il en- est peu, on dit
meme point, qui egale Ell taille ct poids
celui qu'exhibe en- ce moment Nj. q.
". Coones, du eomte de Woodbury.,
la. L'animal pese 1898 liyres ct mesure
en- longueur neuf pieds ct cinq poaces.
II ne peut etre Transports que dams un
"stock car, encore faut-il quill s'y
instalIe en- long.
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Notice to TNe-Paye7.s

Notice is hereby gwen that the State and
Parish taxes for the year 1905 also poll taxes
for the said year due by the male inhabitants
over the age of 21 years, as per list on file in
my office, are now due and collectable. and
unless paid within the time prescribed by
law. the same will be collected with interest
and costs.
PAUL BERTHELOT
Sheriff and Tax Collector
Sherif's Office. Parish of ST. John the Bap.
tist. September 10. 1905.
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lie juge Gaudet ct il refuse d'aecepter
les affidavits pour meurtre. lie coro-
ner, dit la petition, MA aucun droit de
faire des affidavits. C'est lie 6 novem-
bre que lie juge Gaudet devra repondre
a rordre du juge de Ia cour supreme.
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Deux 4loupeursr sont en- contemplation
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-11-18
See Diamonds in Farms

Because of recent reports of dia-
mond discoveries in Indiana the fed
eral officials in Chicago are inundated
with inquiries from holders of back
woods land in the Hoosier State who
see themselves in prospect the proprie-
tors of rich diamond mines.
In response to the inquiries the Of
ficials have exhumed these facts rela-
tive to the diamond finds I'm the United
States
Octahaedral diamond, weighing
24.75 carats, found in 1854 at Man
chester, opposite Richmond, Va; cut
to gem weighing 11.34 carats.
About 100 stones, weighing from
OBS carat to 3 carats each, found In
North Carolina and Georgia.
About 200 stones, weighing from
0.5 carat to carats each, found in
California.
Two small diamonds found in
Southern Indiana.
Seven small stones, none Weighing
as much as l carat, found at Plum
Greek, Pierce County. Wis.
A few isolated finds reported from
Idaho, Arizona, Arkansas and Ken
lucky.
To all the inquirers the answer is
returned that the chances for diamond
finding are decidedly remote.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-11-18
CHEATING THE CIRCUS.
N~N-~N.~~~~N~~~~

~~~-~-~~~-~~~~~~~-~-~-
The circus makes children of all
men-but It does not intend to let them
in for half fare on that account. over
the entrance to travelling show says
The Pilgrim, was canvas sign, bear
ing letters two feet high: Children I'M
der T. half price," 1t read. The same
warning was on every ticket booth,
and ever person who bought a ticket
must have seen 1t.
A man carrying a child and followed
by a woman came down the aisle. The
man handed to the ticket-taker two
whole and one half-price tickets. He
was stopped and told to put down the
child.
How old is she?"
"Six hast month";" he said.
"She amt but g." confirmed the wo-
man.
The child, gazing eager-eyed into the
tent, had nat heard them.
How % are you, little girl?" ask
ed the man at the door.
mine years yesterday" she smiled
Dack, frankly.
Her father almost pulled her arm
loose, starting her away, but he paid
the extra quarter.
At the same door, few minutes Ia
ter, woman came forward, pushing
before her with her knees an odd-look-
ing child in plaid skirt that almost
touched the ground. The mother Of
fered a half-price ticket for the child,
and the man at the door would have
taken it, but the director, who sat by,
was watching.
Don't walk squatting. little girlg'
he called out 1T will hurt your legs"
Thereupon the knee-high infant rose
to her full height. which was that OF
girl OF u. Her mother paid the ex-
ira quarter, but her face told OF her
confusion
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-11-18

In the least in love with Mr.. Yardley,
but she admired his income and his
other estimable qualities. Certainly,
too, she was not In love with anybody
else. She received many congratula-
lions. The letter from her sister Ellen
was of a somewhat sub-acid charac-
ter, implying that she did not expect
that they would see much OF Beatrice
down at Brixton after this. She also
added that conscientious scruples
would not allow her husband and her
self to be present at a wedding in q
church. This did not prevent Beat
rice from being married in the church,
In a beautiful white dress and beau
tlful lace veil, with two bridesmaids,
with the youngest Pawllng boy as a
page, with THE Voice that Breathed
Ger Eden" and, generally speaking.
with pomp.
She was quite happy In a placid
way for some time after her marriage,
and she did not drop the sister down
at Brixton Beatrice had no children,
and her sister had many. Beatrice
thought OF adopting one of them. Her
husband, kindly but firmly. thought
not. She had been married eight
years and the edge of the luxuries had
worn off; her remarkable luck had be-
come quite commonplace. and she
was beginning to find her husband a
very slow man with a tendency 10
hypochondria, and one day she went
TO Brixton to her sisters squalid abode
to play a game with her sisters new
baby, which was perfect beauty.
She was late in returning and found
that her husband had already got back
from the city and was going round
the gardens. 1t was springtime, and
she found him standing in the orchard,
his frock coat and his silk hat still on
him, looking grotesquely out OF place
He pointed out the fruit prospects
with gravity and with some knowl-
edge OF the subject It's queer
thing" he said, that this one tree has
got no blossom on il at ALL"
I'm glad" she snapped furiously.
He stared at her with his little eyes
wide open.
mo, | am not glad" she added
quickly. and pressed her lips to the
rough bark Of the tree and kissed It.
MY dear child" he said In gentle
remonstrance. have you gone quite
mad?"
mo" she said, but think shall"
Then she ran into the house and he
followed laborlously to inquire what
she was crying about.-Barry Pain in
the Taller.
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was at this time that Mr.. Rawlings
old friend, Mr. Yardley, came to stay
at the house.
Mr.. Yardley was youth OF about
is, by profession stock broker. I'M
married, priding himself somewhat on
a gallant manner with the ladies. He
was chubby. tubby and clean-shaven.
His hair was very thin on the top of
his head and he took something for
IT, He had an income of f2,0O0 a year
and the most commonplace mind in
the city. and he enjoyed both of them
thoroughly. His was mind that
would never make a fortune or come
to wreck. He was distinctly satisfied
with himself. l do not know wheth-
er his friends and intimate relations
had told him so or whether he had
found 1t all out for himself, but at the
moment when he came on that visit
to the Rawlings the decision was firm
and hot within him that he must not
lead this gay butterfly life any longer
He must settle down.
His gallant but perfectly polite eye
fell upon Beatrice Venner. In the
drawing room after dinner he inquired
II she was fond Of music. and added,
as he always did. that he himself was
devoted to II. though he was no per
former. Pulled up somewhat short by
Beatrice's frank confession that she
did not care for music In the least,
he added. with a reasonable desire to
please, that he himself knew that
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EoERS p. .fnE PEOPI

duty society make credtsbe home look after
the bodily and spiritual welfare OF husband and children
place bodily first because the spirit fades and dies when
the body is neglected
The who fails in this who inrusts the duties OF
housekeeping to incompetent hrelings while she trots
about clubs and social functions" anathemas the
wordD is just simply big failure woman. She is a
nonentty she produces nothing she is factor In nothing
II her complexion is good and her hair perfectly
groomd her hands soft and her nails properly manieured
r she dresses handsomely and has social instinct
fine manner" much the her failure is the
complete These luxurious accomplishments amount to
nothing They only render the
OF dead weight for somebody to drag
Women complain Of the monoony Of homework l
think II is the least monotonous Of all labor There is
much time to inersperse it with variety My old dog
cared Of Shakespeare lies in close communion with
the cook book The daily reposes In the rocking
chair with my bit of sewing There is a delightfully."- shah
by old lounge upon which l lie down and and
then.
do not overwork II possibly avoid It. There is
beautiful cleanliness about housekeeping that will kill
any who attempts It, therefore attempt It,
satisfying myself with medium OF decency equally
moved from disorder and fastidousness
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-11-18

population Of all heathendom peaceful
and orderly and secure contentment
and prosperity for all the black.
brown and yellow men who may
choose to pour in to enjoy the bless
ings and advantages Of British rule.
Singapore's botanical garden, like
the beautiful one at Saigon, cannot
yet rival that worlds wonder, the bo-
tanlcal garden at Bintenzorg in Java,
since the Dutch have start OF three
centuries in their show growths; but
the Singapore directors have created
an Eden in their suburbs, and each
year this hottest and dampest climate
in the world adds to its beauties.
Palms, creepers, ferns, bamboos,
parasites, and orchids do their best In
the soft, warm air, and when the mill
tary band plays and all Singapore
drives to the garden, the shivering
peoples of the north temperate zone
have much to envy them.
Just at this time a Catholic mission
father in a small garden in town has
distanced the botanical gardens In
Cannas. and the padre contemplates
with pride a great bouquet of gorgeous
red Gamma blossoms standing eight feet
in air-Chicago Tribune.