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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
italian Army Tailoring.

Officials in the Italian army have
been troubled over a question of tail
oring. 1t is not a matter of tunics or
.headdress, but of officers trousers, of
which it is said that their infinite va
riety exhausts all the colors of the
spectrum. A limited scale of appropri-
ate shades is being submitted to vote
and on the result will be based a Sc
lection which will simplify army tail
oring.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Popular Revival Songs

It is said that Mr.. Alexander's, re-
vival songs are now as popular in
England as Mr.. Sankey's were a gen
Grafton ago. The "Glory" song-an
especial favorite-has appeared in
print about 100000 900 times in three
years.. The London dailies even pub
lish the words and music.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Hair Cut as Penalty

Some of the women arrested in the
course of the recent riots in British
Guiana were sentenced to have their
hair cut. This is a legal punishment in
tile colony, but the earl of Elgin has
intimated that ONE are not again
to be punished in this manner.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Horrible to Contemplate.

The London Globe recently re-
marked: .The full horror of the stu
alton in San Francisco was not brought
clearly home to the British laboring
classes till this morning, when it was
announced that all able-bodied men
in the city were being forced to work"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Products.

Pennsylvania supplied more hemlock
bark for tanning purposes in 1905 Than
any other state, and it also led in the
production of wood alcohol and acetate
if lime. 1t produced 7,890,346 bushels
of charcoal, but was a little below
Michigan in this particular, which is
credited with 8,193,3S7 bushels. The
production of hemlock bark in Penn
~sylvania for 1905 was &c., 73 cords.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Breakage

81 have promised my friends to
break silence" said the smoked-out
gangster.
"Go Slow, commented a shrewd adj
wiser. eff you're bound to break some
thing, better break that promise
Chicago Tribune.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
The Careful Scientist

Whenever a scientist is asked to ex-
plain the cause of a I'LL spot, an
earthquake or any other phenomena
connected with nature, he at once coll
lects all the ''ifs'' and "Alts' at his
disposal, and, to 90 him justice, he
needs them.-Chicago Record-Herald.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14

Louise est une bonnie file; mails
combien ellie est enthusiastic de
son fr6re depuis quelque temps!
Go jeune homme devient une per-
fiction, para1t.il. Les 6logesd ithy-
;rambiques de ga mere joints aux
airs languissants quill prend lors-
gull m'apereoit, tout celia me- fat
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Unusual Pallor.

''Jimmy's got a great scheme to got
out o. school on these nice days"
"How does he work it?" "He goes
out an washes his face at recess, n
the teacher thinks he's sick an sends
him home."-Cleveland Leader.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
French Railway Thieves

Italian police have succeeded ia
capturing a band OF railway thieves
mostly observation-disclosures mode of OPP
Grafton, it is said, was to chloroform
and then-rob prosperous-lcoking pas
sengers in first AMI Acond-class car
riages.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Right Idea.

Mayor Clute, of Schenectady, N. Y.
thinks it foolish TO spend money for
the musical education Of children, and
then permit the dispensers of street
melody to lower the standard of public
taste by grinding out rag-time airs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Mummifed Miner.

Supposed to be 1000 years old, the
natural mummy of a miner in excel
lent preservation, which was mummi-
fed by the copper oxide in a Chilean
mine, is to be sold by auction iii Lon
con.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Sultan Is Progressive,

A letter from Beirut, Syria, to La
Croix, Of Paris, states that the sultan
has honored the Jesuit College there
by directing a Turkish professor to at
tend it and perfect his knowledge of
Semitic languages.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Enough.

What do you Think" cried the wo-
man. Mrs. Crank's maid has lnher-
tied $50, 0O0!"
"Well she deserved it," unused her
husband.
GLOW do you know? You never saw
the girl"
"No, but I've seen Mrs. Crank!'-
Detroit Free Press.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Comprehensive Word.

Heroine is as strange a word as any
in the language. The first two letters
are male, the first three are female,
the first four are a brave man, the
whole is a brave woman.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Die on the Earth.

Every good Sikh prefers to lie upon
the bare ground Regardless of rank
or age, no rug must intervene between
him and the earth when As breathes
his last.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Too Much Work.

They had just been calling Lincoln
"The Rail Splitter" cit may be so,".
he said; "but I try to never split in
fnitives." Herein we see the sarcasm
Of the great nan
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
When Too Late.

About the time a man is ready to
die from his transgressions he be-
gins to understand the wisdom sum-
med up in the proverb: BE good and
you'll be happy"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
International Amenities.

Educated German-ln your country
you say cit is l." while in ours we
say, more modestly: 81 am it."
Educated American-Yes, but you
capitalize the 'It."-Chicago Tribune.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Often the Way.

Opportunity comes 10 every man, but
generally when it does he is too busy
earning bread and butter for his fam
lily to be able to take tn. Y. Press.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Not Far Wrong.

Punch finds the following in a re-
cent examination paper on religi Jus
instruction at a boys school: "Holy
matrlmony is a divine institution for
the revocation of mankind"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Limit of Optimism.

Uncle Henry-What is your idea of
an optimist, Willie?
Willie-Oh, a Teller wot kin git fun
out O. goin' to school.-Philadelphia
Record,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14

ST pon est triste chez nous, je
connais une maison Oh Pom est tou-
jours gal. Depuis ton intermina-
bic ami ]usqu'a SO mere, toujours
f1is6e ct pomponn6e, tout le mon
de est gal dams cette maison. Sont-
lis henreuxl Je ne le suis pas au-
tant de leur assidult6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
[ Y
PIERRE A SA MERE
Toulouse, % e%eptembre.

AAo "O1SS SO4AO4AA @OS'A
ma fat plaisir: avoir de vos bon
mes nouvelles, vivre un peu de vo-
tire vie, croyez que c'est encore la
mei]leure joie pour votre cher ext
l6. MATS ne: m 'interrogez pas.
Oubliez tout ce que vous ave2
cru deviner Get etc, mes reeves, mes
aspirations, mes d6slrs, CONNIE je
les oublie moi-m6me. J'ayais ma!
lu dams mon occur. Je.ne connais-
sails pas ma vie. Jos6e est la fem
me -qul me convent q tous les
points de vue.
Non, mon p6re ma pas pes6 sur
ma decision; mails 10 yoya1s jadis Ia
vie a travers mes r4ves d'adolescent,
auJourd'hui, je la vols telle au' ellie
est, avec ses realities, SEES luttes ct
la paix que dome lie deEoir accom-
phi.
Chere mere, lie devoir, c'est vous
qui men avez appris la v%aleur,
c'est vous qui men avez trace la
route don't votre fills ne s'6loignera
pas.
C'est lie fanc6 de Jos6e qui vous
6crit aujourd'hui, ct qu1 salt COM
bien vous aimez Get enfant, que
vous avez en- partie 6lev6e, qui est
d6ja une file pour vous. Parlez-
lui de moi. Votre occur de mere
saura trouver ce quill fault ]ui dire.
Embrassez ma ch4re Marguerite
pour son grand frere. Quelquefois,
dams ma chambrette d'etudiant, ii
me semble voir passer sa eilhonet-
tie blanche CONNIE 81 I'm rayon de
printemps vensit 6clairer e iris.
tes solrs d'automne. Gar Toulouse
est triste en- ce moment.
Est-ce une impression que ma
laiss6e la mort de mon ami Ian.
tard? MATS je suis p6n6tr6 de la
m6lancolie de cette -grande vile.
SEES wastes boulevards, ses jardins
jonch6s de feuilles james, sur les
quelles les arbres Sc dressent nus
CONNIE des squelettes don't les bras
SO tendent YER un ciel girls, me pa
raissent deserts puisque vous ny
etes pas.
Les feuil]es mortes semblen,
! tomber sur ma jeunesse ct l'enve.
Topper dun llnceul. Les hautes
maisons m'6touffent. Combien je
changerals cette Tongue rue d'Aj.
SAGE pour un coin de notre Loge ct
tous les Grands Ronds pour nos
Platanes!
Pais il pleut solvent, cette an
nee; ct ces gouttelettes tombant
sur les carreaux de ma fen6tre,
sont CONNIE les larmes amass6es
au fond de moi.m4me, ct que je ne
puts pleurer.. N'allez pas croi-
re que votre Pierre nest pas heu-
renx; il asst settlement talste d'etre
loin de vous tous.
Et cette chambre banale, aux
vieux meubles de velours fame,
avec ses rideaux antiques, So pen
dule de marbre vingt fois raccom-
mod6e, ses fauteuils ct ses ehaises
tou]ours en- ligne de bataille lors-
que je %rentre, ont quelque chose
d'inhospltalier qui me fait regret
ter advantage notre bon salon, Oh
nous causions. mere, pendant que
mon pere lisait ct que Marguerite
chantait. Impression d'exil que
je ressens, cette aimee, ne s'efface
qua la Dalbade. Cette 6glise me
rappelle un peu notre Saint-Jean,
avec ses hautes vo1tes ct sa nef
dune seule enyol6e; ellie est, CO.
pendant, un peu moins grande que
st Jean; q l'entr6e de la mutt, 81 je
my arr6te quelque fois, les details
m'6chappent ct TAI l'illusion, en-
sortant, que ]e vais voir Ia Place
d'Armes au lieu de la rue de Ia
|Dalbade, dams laquelle je loge Get
te aimee. Jaime La caIma da "a
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Poor Material.

You may make a good man out OF
a bad boy, but the chances are that
a good boy will furnish better ma
tertal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Good Start.

That married woman who made q
balloon ascension with her husband
will now know how it feels to be blown
up.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Not Necessarily.

1t doesn't follow that a man is a
coward because he is afraid of hii
wife.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
All the vowels.

Facetious and Abstemious contain
the Ave vowels in the proper order.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Bitter to the Las

Johann Most's last printed words
were: "To - with the law"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Must Produce

MuSC Froduce.
When wisdom doesn't declare dfv1.
dends We call it folly
MIDGET NO. 2-2129. =
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-14
Women Insured.

Only one woman in a hundred In
sures her life.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-06-22
aanoiOater for Statsual9ct.

0uuernpr Noe !. Nrawioro, Nuron
Gice9uuerner s.. Is. Sbober, npbe So
Stotstosierer Is. >N NoSiel gjucoIn No
StatsietretUr J. J. 2Sipt 'nutdinion so.
2lttomep Gieneral z. y. Glort, Spint So
Stoleluperinteuoeut $,anS lliiulo,
Wtiunebaba so.
Statsaubitor ,,obu Neulns. Campbell so.
SanotommiSiGr = Is. Gotten, 2euel So.
SernbonetommiSiGr IS. oiice, Mooop 0O.
Semot otraterne.
G'uperner \. u. Sudnltn 'Eutm1na
9ce9uusmer !. Nollee &on Nonme
StotsletrttGr g. Z. yotta, l,I9bmore
StatStoSleter Is. u. Martin DiiIbont
Statsoubitor Spbn $,ap, Sort Nierre
Stoleluperlntenoent J. ypons, Nermllllon
}(ttomep o'eneral e. !. 9. (,urriS, Noniton
ganotommiSiGr / Mcguu9bl;u Niaoiion
,NrnbanetommislGt =. S,. yen, SiOur SallS
Socioliiterue
0iuuerner T. NnomleS, famrence
&ice9uperusr Wlortuu @99e, &eoole
StotSetretpr y, a. l&llllamS, WinneBnba
Statsta9isrer J. W Euri,tOe, ',poe
Sot9ouOitor G. h {" Somneenp, Eutte
Stolehperinlenoent g. j. lltwoo0, Eropn
2ttorneu o'eneral & s. Nranmtr, Grown
yanbtomlhslGr Norl : yobre, foberts
,\ernbanetommsiUr J. (' yunn, 0bas Mir
FrobibitioniitCrne:
0iuuerner Rnutf yemis, yate Gre9ton
&ice9uperner y. q. 00lomel, }'rOotinS9
StotStnsierer 8 s Gurtis. Noltlcwooo
StotSauoitor z. G. GrodarD, 2'rtton
StoleluperinenoCnt j. J. lrcnHCmau
%taM9ton 1prin99
yanotommiSior e. Vi Icb6cr9 SttOnobr8
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-06-22
NorifjcMi9t.

Somnlanoprlpltnnnt !. u. Gibbons
bar AZ 6ldaoeoepartementet inuet /
Spora9 at rtprUleItere DC 6prcneoe
Stdter peo Song A,aatons &rpning i
lronobjem.
Sioen oct irp9telige SOrolilUlO i
San 6rdnclstD bar man p0ret lpri9
meo at lG9ge Flaner ipr Spens Gjjen-
opferelle, Wtoblesbeo beriter imio=
lertlo oeruot, eiterlprl minore .Rpliel=
Ter bar fllnoet Steo 9jeniagne Nun9e i
Den 'enere 3ih. Senoa9 ieite5 after
ell llaoul.
Song Aldaipn0 NrOnina lpreodor
lOo9, 22ne 5uni 5rono6lema Cont
tirte.
Sioen Sptialilien Upton Sine
lair afllereoe 9tanooenitoben uso De
ltOre Sla9terier BET %onott bar man
| europa 'luttet at tlGbe 0merltoniie
&looparer, % buno man bar buUt paa
Nnano, bar man / mango 5iiUioe ia
'tct paU Sidrn0un9Cu Nuuolenoe
Der t yanott bar l0oct me 6ermctiitc
Njooparrr paiie op oQ icnot iilbuGe til
oIa9tererlre igjen
8. 7. &iebet0 en- gammcl 5ol=
Dat, oeOc ioriCoen Winninto. N{inn.
Snn bar raot g{OrGe O9 tom til Ven-
'Dlb0na, oa ban plr ~ 2lar Q0mmel.
Sencre boeoe ban )Gisrondu oQ
Soma. S>nn tjlborte Nompopl y al
BET | ioe ,}ninnteri~9tc0jment re bopoe
ell bOoerIi9 militNr Iebebane, itriper
por 3i0s }lbiier.
Set cnnaoilte 9'otppien hcy up=
b0pct oct menlnA9pie Norbu0 mpo
"2lppea to Rcaion". 6orbunsi blep
Ntcrtt tritileret al mun0c ltocroe 9lpi-
Ter. iom lite er ioraljliiiie. men iom
pll b0pe })trings og Nreeierribrocn re-
'petteret Nnrbl0ct bar tun QiOc.
Slaoet ri Npertering oQ bcnleott Cp=
m@li'ombeOen pdd cit P0rtl. 'pm uo=
breocr 'iQ oOcr belc Nlpoer.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-06-22
WiGrielig Nur ,or SeliuA.

Gn Mano REQ 9lapn @arrD 2raciap
/ gStbnrr Giip; SO'pd, 22 g'ar cam.
met ocr ior tort 3io liOen Ddr neQet
'pg meo alle Snmptpmtr paa (srino,
bar pperta'tct line CmQtpclier pa en-
bol't m0rtelig Uindoe, bet ban MI er
'nlolirn0i0 'riit ol 'tRu j0ien ,}or
rem ilscr nocn bleu bans SpDl uiocr=
iogt al II. e. Is. 59an, Nlcoiem al
SunobeOspGlcnet SprirgiiclD, ,}a.,
Der crtlGrCne. at cen lln0e 4iah0 Dapte
S0rn0 iremltreOen Njruo. genne
ubD9geliQe Cpoa9elie btd0tc ocll unge
Wanos 5aoer, -. !. Ntncior Nbilz
ton til at tGnte paa cn .iecebt ben en-
sang DdDoe noota9et AZ en- elmmel
Mono 6bOowid, III iom btdlto0,
al oet oIloe belbrCoe Soft Der ITO al
5rrih9. Sitter ro9en Ss9en innot
bon JieCepten o9 1T oen tillapei 9ui,
BEN bar 'ummenhlanoet II, por fun
ombr lerpentin og organilt Slje.
G'ter at bare tn9et 0ennc Nieoicin /
lem Tiger, bar Nanoen la0t paa Tia
oper ier Puno VGGt, og hans Sooet
ertl0rer, at ban tomi'ler Jig tort p0t
lamt at ale SGtingsbutiler et ior-
ipunOne ira bans SDllem.
Sans 6ar Tiger, at ban iit @ccepten
AZ Den damle Ntnno paa oen getinoelie'
at ban life ituloe borttuitc eller 'olQC
oer.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-06-22

glntlageoc lioocr BOG lite 0rreteret,
men beoo9tes al Ell Sberri 0apoe
bun lite p0rct al Den iorlemme Stano,
men ret og ilet ct ulmnoeli9t Dienne=
tie, plloe bun not ba lat bag Saar o9
yutte % oct lor enboA mInorc 0rapc=
renoe 9lnila9e eno Nipro. Salen pil
lol9es meo lepenoe Intercsle al Spltet
baaoe / Spen p9 Siaten. &c oil iOr=
lan9c, at 9tet o9 &etfNroi9beo ital re-
ipetteres. g. Z. Gtto".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-06-22
(sr S,iirer, Der taller rcll no.

Cberli Ser9en5aun 6bsf inr Sofa
Acknowledgment bar patt BET iotnite
Spireportis 0tisbus, icroi bnr iorun
9tnrets Tep0ringstrop bar fClt pp Ct
Bar %srs AZ 0eioentanl5 "gteobor-
gariang" bois iiolte %ers l1ocr ian;
II nrioOe samcniQmt iot benz od barO,
"a para tlfiter lorbronoes.
81 hetrorne eniOmt prero MT ipGro
Niep ot'G berrarneS ordu9or..
~ 5errnrne ehofnt is9ucoa nso
IReu otlo berrarnes oronoar
Get ar itam, bet ar Had pa Spe:lses barncet
9Iti meoborgarret better pcn9nr.
"9ipa 3asll9t 9ltlebanoa" shltei
Strai oDer Sberiien, men bar tibet
Saab ON, at &e9jeringen oi! itrios lno.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-06-22
yOitmtiicr rpucf.

g. q bouts toilmcner Nipeytor, "a
ltriper, at BON nriien table yipet o. blep ira
repet oil @omclI ~, tppe 2ar i.o leg al
ttonl'' yeoerlp9e Iom leoeoe. nj oer uartc
N'illloi, lna enoog mine Jiegle bIsp pulr. on
min yG9e loreltrep electric ,HiiteiS lem tn
rertoe mig og bar bolot mig pe! III ellepe
aor." Sitiert Diiood mob l,Concnubeo.
Neuralgia. &eitbco ~ oli, Sp9oomme 1
DlQue. yeper, Jlpre og S'iere. ~ unberiuioi
WfiobeI Z 0iiingtons Gpoibcg 30 GcniS.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-06-22
81 uiocnitabcli0t llnher

i,elbreo,lisruc. iom faor til areolt, glsl
endlens Nuicn Solpe I'll ct pioenitabelig
llnoer Gen tnrereoe N. d. aiuiorb, Sore
oragsbolosr ipr Patrons OF ousbanorp
Ssapnrsborp. Fa., al Ct LENT anialb al
Sotter. Get belbreoer oe pGrlie Sr9noiaar,
Saar, Sploer, SGrt, Staar, Snnoer, Suloe;
bilni;i,sr os usi!e.. saa 2Se ssiiinstons
apotbet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-06-22

= Zen aunoeli9e o9 lesemiSs Slarbco.
lom reesr eiter Spermaal paa ,ipbelier.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-06-22
9larsmeot.

Gpo latpto. Stnnoinap,iia Arbolosisl-
TABS l3oe 2ltrsmeoe oiboloe5 i c'reeuuil;
MeniSbeos airte. norO ior 1Ssbner, z Z,
ben 3, :, ) % 6ts ,Suii 1906. Qieoet begun
Der meo FgGo,ten (ir3od9 flitm. ST. 2. -
5amtaleemne Sia as -, II. Sfpos pi
meos De {ilrclenoe baobs Monoa9 9liten oC
&lrsoo9 'Wofgcn. lule Ill Sslitabet bsrenot
6orsninger bar Ret I'll at ienoe en- .Sels0ot
Norlloen oerue enc tan ieubes en- ior bper &
NIeoIenner, iom 6oreninSsn tPllcr. Cns
bag eer loe ,>uii boloee Eeh Nospu Fart
Mil ueli ira R,rttn.
. toa Sslitabrts %e9ne
&. Seipis, :. z. Snepe
6orm. Get.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-06-22
ynllellac gilisinnrianrrr

ga leg por }lpotD't;r yipoHio to,"
ltriuer J. ,l (mptr M al tYtOp5piuc. Do.
bleu tre al mlne,@Inocy luloEUuoig nuercOt
al $Grln9 peo =. Nln99 liciu Siatopern %
er irite o9 lipS3,ooe i0og TN roriogte al
lplge in (lienoom % Unite Ill ,rj;ond, men
eiter at baus toSet q. @in9o llep Siscopeu
ell tort {io lanot BAN )ieicr operiooi9
Seq amer q. &in9s Jiew S,3cop,yu at part
Den mclt unoerlnIoe Oieoicin" <treie 4ltl
Tor SlOne 90 SOrteIelie larlt ztrnbe. %
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2lpotbet soc % 81 Gr EropelIolt.
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The Washington times., 1906-06-07
NALSH'S NOSE BROKEN
WHEN TRAINS COLLIDE

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, June =
Thomas f. Walsh, the millionaire min
ng man, whose residence is In Wash
ngton. d. C, narrowly escs ped death
At Boyer, Col, last night. when his spe-
>iai train crashed into a Colorado Mid
and freight train. Walsh was thrown
across the car and suffered a broken
nose.
Three trainmen were killed and several
persons were injured.
Walsh has been brought to Colorado
Springs and is being treated at ST. Fran
us Hospital. Walsh was on his way 10
dartsel. where new placer fields have
oeen discovered.
T A Wickersham. financial agent and
personal representative of Thomas F
Walsh in this city, received the follow
ng telegram from Mr.. Walsh's secre-
AIRY, E. ]. Hanley, shortly after noon
.oday.
'Littleton, Col.
Nothing serious Talked with Tom at
midnight. VIII wire particulars when I
earn them. +. J. HANLEY-"
The Washington times., 1906-06-07
LABOR FEDERATION
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS

The State Federation of Labor in ses-
sion at Alexandria. Va, today elected
the following officers:
J. NJ Ryall, Richmond, president; j.
VI. O'Connor. Norfolk. first vice presi-
dent; r. c. Meeks. Roanoke, second vice
president: J. 3. CIindist, Newport News,
third vice president; Thomas Nolan,
Portsmouth. fourth vice president: r. F.
Irettyman, Alexandria, fifth vice presi-
dent; NJ l. Lathrum. Fredericksburg.
sixth vice president: r. c. Tace. Rich
mond, secretary and treasurer. and ].
o. Ronk, Roanoke, sergeant-at-arms.
Legislative committee-J. J. Creamer.
NJ. 5. Fisher. W. II. Mellen, J. B. Fitz-
gerald. and Philip Metz, ali Of Rich
mond.
Committee on appeals. S. Rea. L.
p. Jordan. w. II. Loci, A L. Phillips,
and w. L. Kelly.