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about the wonderful country tributary to the
Great
Koochiching Falls,
Rainy Lake. Rainy River,
And the Great New Townsites Of
Fort Frances and
International Falls.
Good views, most reliable information, sent
absolutely free.
Call or write
The L. l. Enger Co.,
12O Temple Court Bldg,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted. 80

WANTED TO EXCHANGE, 800 ACRES CHOICE
rolling land good settlement, water, close
to three railroads, Is miles southwest Of
Brandon, Man, Canada, for horses; land at
cash value. F. Downs, st. Johns, n D.
WANTED-WEDNEsDAY MORNING. TWO
teams to draw dirt also extra man to shovel;
81 day for the teams. Phone r. c. 7337
tonight. ss II ~ 80
WANTED-TH BEST DRIVING MARE THAT
2 $50 or less will buy; want cheap buggy and
harness. Ehe Emergency ca. a2a- N1collat
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BOARD AND ROOM
- : -. li"fi. 1850 J.

TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
board in modern fat: reasonable; suitable
for four young men. 400 9Th ay s, fat g.
SUITE OF ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR FAMILY;
also room for two persons; good table board.
500 9th st S. Telephone Main 1007-L2. >,
BOARD AND ROOM oFFERED-LARGE,
nicely furnished rooms detached, modern
house; good table. 1908 I'd az S. :, -:
GOOD BOARD AND ROOMS IN MODERN
house; steam heat: also front par1or, with
piano. 916 4th av s.
FOR RENT-sTRICTLY MODERN ROOMS
with board; steam heat: walking distance.
1917 Sd S.
HOTEL VAN EYCEALL MODERN, OUTSIDE
rooms; best Of table board. 1924 Nicollet az.
LARGE AIRY ROOM WITH BOARD, VERY
comfortable summer or winter. Is 18th st S.
HOTEL SAN ANGELO-ROOMS WITH OR
without board; private bath. 1921 Nicollet.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. -
Arthur Be]air and Esther D. Modine.
James s. Raine and Ettabelle G. FagaA
qladd A. Barth and Clara L. Nelson.
Ed K. Morrison and Annie Moore.
Peter Ross and Anna Buchee.
August Konalczyk and Maryanna stanak. ::
Frank Schimek and Sadie B. Brown.
andre Czech and Marie Goscsyea. ~-
Philip G. Graves and Agatha NJ. Smith.
James Pye and Stella Mcintyre.
Fred W. Smith and May Shaffer. -
Vimsezo Guzzo and Maria Notaro. Il
Peter E. Peterson and Katherine A. SagsA
Earle q. Sprague and Catherine A. McKeunl
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THE CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE,
Corner 9Th st and LIST az 8,
Wishes to announce to their friends ana pa
irons that they have recently installed one OF
the finest and most expensive SOFA fountains
In the city.
visitors cordially invited to make our store
headquarters for resting place after shopping
or while waiting for the cars; large. comfort
able seats, electric fans and public phones.
sVPERFLU0Us HAIR, MoLEs, WARTS, RE-
moved electrically; wrinkles, blackheads. re-
moved scientifically; my almond SKI, SKIN 1000 1900
Blush Of Roses the best Mrs. a naR Hcoef
SHOULD BLANCHARD's ECZEMA LOTION
notify Prof. Blanchard, skin specialist. Min
neapolis, wholesalers supplies, all druggists.
MATTRESSES MADE OVER; HAIR AND
$3.50; others 81; furniture repa1lrsa, re-
9nSd B.1R smf ss l.t 9 AZ ST.
MATTRESSES MADE OVER, HA1R MOSS,
$3.50; others, ST. furniture repaired; uphol'
stertns furniture, stoves. Both phones. Rain
vile Bros, II Central av. :, = - ! :
FUR GARMENTS 70 ORDER, REMoDEIED
and repaired; summer n prices. HuDa ran
practical furrier, 3o2 Nicol1et ay. suite oSo.
QUILTS, BLANKETS. PILLOWS AND COTS,
used only one week, good as new, Tor sale very
chenp. s27 Hennepin av.+ - .'> : -.
MRS, n. WAY, MAssEUREj LADIES AND
gentlemen shampoo. with reclining chair. 8o6
Eicollet av, room is. Z, u -
MRS. n. WAY, MAssEUREi LADIES AND
gentlemen shampoo; with reclining chair. ao6
rNtcollet av, room 49, 49, =. -. =
THE EMERGENCY 90. HAS a LEGAL DE;
partment and collection department e2o
5TRD :. JOHNSTON & CO., FUNERAL DIREo-
| tor and enbalmer. II w Lake st. Both phones:
0oRNs EXTRACTED, $50; INVERTED NAILS
| and buntons treated: Dr.. Collier. SIS NC: AZ:
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NvALIDs' sCHAIRs-RECLINING AND AID
Unstable, for sale and for rent inyalids' and
ccnyalescents' greatest comfort; elastic stock
ings and abdominal supporters; sole manufac
turers Of the northwest. r. Buchste1n 20.
61O LAT aY a 80 - -
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LEATHER-ALL CoLORs.
Large assortment Of skins, for table and pill
low covers, wall decorations, ETC.. always on
hand and for sale by The Star Baby Shoe Co.,
616 I'd az 8: Soft sole manufacturers.
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PAUL REUHLER!,

LAKE HARR1Er-BY OWNER, NEW SEVEN
modern house, complete In every wayi
large lot, fine location. Address 2271, Journal.
ARE you LAYING BY SOMETHING FOR
the hard times sure to come 2 The Savings
Bank Of Minneapolis, 4th st and I'd av 8.
FOR sALE-s-RooM HOUSE, BUILT FOR a
home; hardwood. all modern. Come and see
it and get particulars 1924 Emerson ay N.
mt once seyen-room house. near Lake Cal
houn. Call or write 1887 Irving av S.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS. ID
Arthur Randall, city hospital.
Phillip W.. Nippert 1921 Dupont avenue n
Myrtle Gusta J. Shrader, 800 Eighth street 3
Mrs. Augusta Menk, 2s1s Fremont avenue n.
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CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RI.

and Tenth Ave. south. = PHONE: Main 2A
Except Sunday. Others Daily. Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Kansas City .............. 10 ami $50 pm
CHICAGO Kansas CITY Omaha .,... 90 pmi 800 am
CHICAGO Des Moines, Kansas City 10 - pm 12o pm
Omaha Fl Dodge Austin ......... Ii Of pm| 716p pm
Rochester NanEato ,......,.,.. n 30 ami n IS pm
Rochester Mankato HaYfield. | IS PM II 20 am
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| NORTHWESTERN IlNE]

Office 800 Nicoet Ave. Phone TEX Sun Others daily
For CHIGAa9: ..tv 7:ee am $50, a:o0' 1929 pm
FOND DU LAC. 49,. .Lv 4:25, $50 pm, Ar 10 80 am
DULUTH. .Lv II: 35 am, 400 pm, Ar 1905, 9:85 pm
For SIOUX CITY: .:t7:1o, $40 am, 1b5, $50 pm
For OMAHA. Nv t7:io, $40 am, f:55, $50 pm
F Fro SO am s5o pm pm
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PLANO TUNING AND REPAIRING; SKILLET
workmen; satisfaction always guaranteed; be
sure and get q Metropolitan tuner. Order d.
rect. Metropolitan Music Co..
41-48 9th 1T s. Both phones.
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For Rent Misc llaneous.

FOR RENr-sPACE IN THE wINDoM BLOCK.
second floor; steam heat, elevator janitor
Ham WeismGn's s. PA Washington av s.
FOR RENT, CHEAPEST STEAM HEAT MOD
( ern space in city, for light manufacturing,
tailor shop. dodgers and office. q. a. Ran.
ney, GA Hennepin. aS5Ss ss$513g$ rs @@s'F7s
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS

HENRY ], GJERTsEN AND HARRY a. LUND.
attorneys, 10l5 N. X. Life Bldg. Mime.
az, apolis Best st. faculties "a for collecting bf
Twenty-one years experience In the general
practice of law In Minnesota. Special atten-4
WE CoLLEOT, NEaoTIATE BUY NoTF5
and accounts. Universal Collecting Agencys;
A01 Evanston building. MINNEAPOLIS.
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND CRAVE.

BIRTHS.
Mr.: and Mrs. Paul Rockwell. 40 Irving ave-
nue. N. q boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Turner, 1117 Harmon
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Shirley, s12 Queen avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. F. q. Day, 24os Aldrich avenue
s, girl.
avenue s. bog.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nelson, 1868 Bryant ave.
nue. N. a boy. s
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas osell 2o27 Newton avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Carlson, 1417 sixth street
NE, a boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. R. Bolmgren. so41 Fifteenth
avenue S. girl
MARRIAGE 1ICENsEs
= Alexander P. Ltndmo and Borgheld A. Hoff
{ William o. Josephson and Mary Gustafson.
Albin Carlson and Ellen Lind
Martin F. Kelly and Alma Robideau.
Alfred Swisher and Olga Nelson.
DEATHS,
Maggie Nipp, 23O6 Fourth street NE.
Anna McDonough, 2S22 West Forty-second
street.
VIM. oHern, 212o Eighteenth avenue s.
Ada Koretsky, 627 Lyndale avenue N.
Sanford Small, Fifteenth street and Nicollet
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FLORISTS

5AMuNDsoN & KERoHNER, Funeral Designs :
specially. 400 Hen. T. c. 365s; Nicollet 191.
JULIUS RICK. Floral Designs and Flowers,
\ 1913 Washington av N. +. G. phone 13488.
MINNEAPOLIS FLORAL co., seth ST, Calhoun
Wholesale and retail florists Both phones.
E. NAaEL q SON. FLORAL DESIGNS AND
towers. Both phones. u1s W Lake St
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DYING AND CLEANING

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~~~-~~~~->~~~~~~>~~~>
TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
clothing and all household goods. s16 Nicollet
LooK-HAvE YOUR SUITS PRESSED, $50, Ar
Western Av Dye House. We call and deliver
Main 8SS3-L: r. &c. 1923. 10 Wehtern' q 81
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

THE JOHNSON UNDERTAKING CO.. 7os
Hennepin av, j. 81. johnson. general manager,
formerly president and manager johnson g
Lands Co. N. w. Main 1853; Twin City 985es
residence, zoos Cd av 8. Phone Main 1881.
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
Masonic Temple, 9Th and Hen. Both phones.
MOE, ANDERSON & ATKINSON. 1905 WASH.
ington av s; phone NJ. 114-J; T. G. 1913
E. N. DAUPHINE CO.. Funeral Directors, SIS
9Th av s. T. C. 2970; N. w. Main 1924.
ENGER BROS, UNDERTAKES AND EN-.
balmers. 412 Cedar av S. Both phones.
J. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
TO Hennepin av. Both phones 1882
2. OLSON EARL & SONS, UNDERTAKERs,
1903 e. Franklin. Both phones.
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STORAGE

4 STOKAGE
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE 90. HAS
unequaled facilities for packing, moving stor.
4 Ing and shipping household goods. See our
elegant new freproOf storage warehouse with
separate rooms and compartments. Warehouse
office, 400 Lake ct; main Office, 46 Sd st s.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor.
ting household goods; expert furniture packers:
satisfaction assured: cut rates to Paoinc coast
+ and other points our specially leg 9th ct s.
1 Both phones.
CUT RATEs ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70
Chicago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast termi.
s. nails and tributary points. For best of service
and lowest rates write or call on the Boyd
q Z Transfer Co.. 46 Sd st s. S 81
REALTY FIREPAooF WAREHoUsE-sTOR.
goods and pianos: clean separate locked com.
partments 100-112 Lat ~ N. Both phones.
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CARPET CLEANING AND RUG
MANUFACTURING

BEST RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS; CARPETS
{ cleaned. Moorish Bug Co. 1002 Tranklin.
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BUILDING AND RE-
PAIRING

BEST FACILITIES IN THE CITY FoR BUILD
ing, repairing and painting wagons, trucks.
ETC.. fine carriage and automobile painting q
specially. The Boyd Transfer Co.'S Black
smith & Wagon Shop. 2931 4th aY s. 7E..
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AUCTION SALES

". D. GORDON CO., licensed auctioneers: 13
years. experience 1926 Guaranty. Both phones
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TAILoRING


PEoPLE,E TAILOR. eos Cd IT ap01son
3 and pres yose suiA for 25o -
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TIMBER CLAIMS.

- BRITISH COLUMBIA TIMBER LANDS.
we have for sale large and small tracts Of
Hne timber land,S both on water and railroad;
prices from "a per acre nd up, according to
location Tell us what you want and will be
pleased to submit particulars and list. Eu-
gene 4. Chandler, 407 Hastings st, Yancou-
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY


WE ARE PLATING 2s9 LOTS ADJOINING
a Woodland Point. Lot free for name for new
plat. American Suburbs Co.. 342344-348 Sc
curity Bank Bldg.
81, s00-TEN.RooM C0TTAGEsAND HALF AN
4 acre, near Excelsior and electric line. Fine
shore frontage. Chadbourn Bros. IL 4th st 3.
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LOANS AND CHATTELs

LOANS AND CHATTELS
QUICK LOANS ON FURNITURE, PIANO,
warehouse receipts or any security at one
half usual rate charged Jennings, S24 Guar
anty building -s'oE'f TE------
WILLIAMS, 917 GUARANTY BLDG, LOANS
on furniture, pianos, or any security; large
i loans a speciality; terms to suit Borrowers;
LOANS MADE ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
warehouse receipts, ETC., without removal, at
per cent per month. 1904 Guaranty bldg.
LOANS on DIAMONDS AND WATCHES; Low
rates. The old reliable M. L. Cohen, %
Washington av s. Established 1879.
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
Is property; charges reasonable. 500 Globe bldg.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
WANTED-REAL ESTATE


WE SOLICIT YOUR L1sTINGs.
We have continual calls for all classes Of
properly We have some investments worth
your time to Investigate; best fire and lorna.
do insurance. Chute Realty Co.. Dol Central
< ACREAGE WANTED.
Will pay cash for 10 to 80 acres good land
having house, barn and water, near city linz
it's. J. =. Peacock, SIT Guaranty building
IF YOU HAVE HOUSE FOR SALE OR
rent, see us for quick results: care and man
agement Of property our specially. Folsom
Realty. Co., 221 Security Bank building.
CASH FOR REAL ESTATE, FARM LANDS,
Kansas, Nebraska Dakota, Montana; want
bargains. Hobart, Phoenix building.
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AUTOMOBILES AND B1CYCI.Es

LET us REPAIR YouR AUTO TIRES now.
We will rethread and yulcanize all makes
OF tires. Send forssour price list We are
III N. w. agents for International tires. 81
FOR sALE-PEERLEss TOURING CAR, FOUR
cylinders, 30-horsepower, fine cape top, Glass
front, full set lamps and Prestolite tank; new
tires Northwestern Cadillac Co.. 322 4th ay5 s.
"a WARN, CLEAN GARAGE. THAT'S OURS. .
Expert repairing; storage of all kinds solicit
ed; ali night service; both phones. z
lIaSheld. 81 Rice Bros, 1401 Hennepin Az.
AUTOMoBILE a1NsURANCE-BEsT POLICY.
lowest rates. Go ham, Braden Company sue.
cessors TO sChadbourn + Bfaden. Is 4th 81 n.
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WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM A FEW EN-
terprising bookkeepers, clerks and wide awake
men who would like to make a neat little
income and Inc lose no time from present occu-
able. Address 3s72, Journal = 2. IN z = I.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted.

CASH PAID FOR HORSES SECONDHAND
buggies, wagons and harnesses, 615 4th st 8.
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!. ICUWS, DOGS AND POULTRY
OIL MEAL, $t.65; OYSTER SHELLS. 75c; MICA
crystal grit. 75c per 1OO-lb sack. a 80
I'll u. Fl. Smith, 214-216 Hennepin av.E
FOR sALE-A FEW SILVER LACE VIVIAN
Colts 6 and buff Canton bantam Cochins cheap.
1928 PiHsbury ay,
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A. q. DEMEULEs, Gerant

On autre accident p6nible est ar
rive dams la maison de NJ. Joseph
Vsudreuil, cultivateur. L'6pouse
de CO dernier 6tait malade au lit,
ct So mere, qui 6tait occup6e . la
soigner, await laiss6 un seau d'eau
bouillante au milieu dun apparte-
ment.
Un b6b6 de deux ans, enfant de
| M. Vaudreuil. qui etait 3 iouer
dams Get appartemeut, tomba dams
| le seau d'eau bouillante.
Aux cris de l'enfant. la grand
| mere accourut on tout hate. II 6tait
trop tard. LIE malheureux s'6tait
inaig6 des bldlures mortelles. Ii
succomb6 le lendemain, apres
des souffrances atroces.
St-Jean. N.-B:-Un groupe de
capitallstes des Etats.Unis ct du
Canada demandent 3 etre incorpo-
res sous la raison sociale st. John
Pulp & Paper Company.
lis ont un capital de $2Io.OOO,
r@partj en- 2,750 parts, veadu cha
cune $l0O.
La nouvelle compagnie construi-
ra ct mettra on operation plusieurs
fabriques de pulpe ct de papier,
dams cette province.
On dit qu'elle aussi linten-
tion d'acqu6rir Ia pulperie de
Mispec, pour en- faire Pune des
plus importantes du pays.
Montreal, Qu6.-Arthur Petit
un garconnait age de cinq ans.
mourra psut-etre des pleasures
quill recues dams un accident da
d l'imprudence csract6ristique de
son Age.
L'enfant jouait pres dun poole
rempli de charbons ardents.
Alors que son pere SO trouvait
daus une piece voislne, II s'appro-
cha du poele ct voulut pattiser;
une 6tiucelle nit le feu 3 ses vete-
ments; en- un instant, IL fut trans
form6 en- uue v6ritable torche VI
vante.
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Les ceremonies ANTIQUES que lef

Les ceremonies antiques que les
juifs ont Observes la semaine
pass6e par tout le monde, ont 6t6
c6l6brees cette aimee, aux Etats-
Unis par un plus grand nombre
de personnes que jamels. Celia est
d1 a la tyranie de la bureaucratic
russo ct. aux massacres r6p6t6s
don't on a 6t6 t6moin Pan pass6,
dams lempire sur lequel regne Nj
colas. L'"Annuaira des Hepreux
pour 1906, qui est a la veille de-
tire public, porte 4 l,4l8,0l3 le
chiffre de la population juive aux
Etats- Unis, don't l50,849 nous
sont arrives durant ]'ann6e 6cou.
lee au 30 JUN. Sur ces 100000,
l06, 1876 venalent de Russie. Ce
nest qu'en Kussie ct en- Autriche-
HoDgrie que pon pourrait aujour.
d'hul trouver plus de juifs qu'sux
Etats- Unis. La Vile de New York
compte 100000 juifs. La Iurquie
men a pas autant, nj la Perse, nj
PEgypte. L'Allemagne ct la Bel.
gique, q elIes deux, men ont pas
plus. L"Anruaire' constate la
multiplication des synagogues,
alnsi que des institutions patro-
males ct CHART 4bles maintenues
par les H6breux. Les journaux ct
autres p6riodiques h6breux aug
ment7nt aussi consid6rablement.
II en- Va de meme des pieces de
theatre 6crites'' ct ]ou6es par des
Juifs".
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MISSIONARIES

Je les retrouve dams le profond
recul de ma m6mcire, ces pletres
des Missions Etrangeres; Car en-
ce coin du fsubourg ST. German
oa ]e suis ne-ll y aura bient0t Sc
ans ct Oh je demeure encore au-
j,urd'hui, on les rencontre fr6.
quemment ur les larges trottoirs
de la rue du Bac.
Quand ]'etals petit, ills excitaient
au plus haut degr6 mon enfantine
curloslt6. Je les trouvais 81 d>ff6:
rents des autres e ;cl6sias i4ues.
Leur TENT bronze. leur grande
barbe, leur d6marche vive ct har-
die qui falsait claquer. la soutane,
tout celia me renpllssait de surpri-
50. Quelques-uns-on salt que,
sonvent ills rendent de g,aads SER
vices a la France dams leurs mis-
sions lolntaines,- ,-6taient d6cor6s
CONNIE des soldats. 80. Ces pl 6tres
qui loDgtemps n'apparurent bal
gn6s dans la po6sie de mes souve.
Mrs d'enfance, ]e les al vus de pres
assez l6cemment, dams ane des
heures solennel|es de leur vie reli-
gieuse, un de leurs 6'eves m'ayant
fait assister d l6mouvante c6: emo
ME dun depart de missionaries. {. {.
D'abord, CO fut dams le jardin
d6pouill6. sous le ciel brameux de
|l'automDe. Les hautes f-n6res des
vieux batiments -bobles 'ogls dams
lie lyle de la france u'nutrefois-
sembIaient regarder les pretres ct
les L. t1ques qui SO hatalent, dams
les allees droltes ct bord6es de buie,
| 3 l'appel dune cloche ch,noise, au
son du gong, harbare ct lee. Dams
un angle du jardin, l'image de la
vie rgo sc DIRE ssalt, radiense parmi
les gouttes dor de nombreux cier-
ges, Devant Ellie, les dix Par
tants'' 6taients en- prl6res.
Je voyais, de loin, leurs dos ct
leurs 6paules, que tant de fatigues
allaient bientot accabler, ct leurs
nuuues courb6es ct CONNIE 8 'ofrant
deja aux glaive de I'6x6cuteur. lis
chan,aient, pgenoui'l6s, les suaves
litanies, ct laesistance, debout re-
pondait en- ch@ur les 'Ora pr
nobis". Mais quand lis invoque
rent la Refine oes Al k0tres, la Reine
des Martyrs, la Refine des Confess
seuls, tous tombe ent 3 genoux
dams les feuilles mortes; ct je SEN
tis alors passer sur cette foule ct
dams mon cHur un frlsson sacr6.
A la fin des lllanies, nous suiy1-
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B7ATS-UNIS

Ware, Mass.-Le corps dun
homme, reconnu CONNIE 6tant Co.
lui de Th6ophile Choquette. de
Ware, fut trouv6 daus le lac Forest
par des femmes de Springfield qul
etaient Ia en- pique-nique.
New York.-On mande de la
Nouvelle-O Orleans que M. Pierre
Mallard, bien connu dams Ie mon
de des plsnteurs ct des Cotton
brokers', s'est dome la mort en-
s'empoisonnant.
On croft que son mauvais 6tat de
sant6 Ia pouss6 q commettre Get
acte de d6sespojr.
Ruthland, Vita famille de
M. Louis j. Martel, reintre, s'alar-
me q bon dr. it de la disparition de
CO dernier, que l'on ne peut sex
pliQuer.
LIE % septembre, Martel est par
ii le matin, disant quill allait cher
che une mason d louer recomman-
dant a:sa femme de pr6parer le d.
ner pour son retour. II ma pas 4t6
revu depuis. Martel estag6 de 30
ans.
Portland, Me.-Trois des sept
enfants de la famille de M. Joseph
Vanier, ont PERI dams rincendle de
leur maison.
Les trois victimes sont: Armand
Vanier, IA ans; Henry, 8 ans; Leo,
6 ans.
Tro;s autres enfants de la meme
famille, furent sauv6s Juste 3
temps pour echapper q la mort.
Quincy, Mass, On a lance ,des
fb, ges ct chantiers do pElectlic
Boat Company, le plus grand sous
marin des Etats. Unis.
L'op6ra1ion du lancement, q la
quelle assistaient un grand nombre
10 ptIoOuuco, d GU lieu oVCO uA
success parfalt.
La marianne, une fillette de IL
ans, Mile Frances Webster, a Ian
c6 contre les flames du navire la
boutellle de cham pagne tradition
nellie.
"L'Octopus' ainsi SO nomme le
nouveau sous marin, est du meme
typo que 10 "Cattlefish'', lance lie
IL septembre dernier, ct don't les
travaux sont tres avanc6s.
Son tonnage est q quelques ton
nes pres le plus fort des types de
navlre de ce genre dams le monde
enter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-10-12

LIE gouvernement francais, par
une lol du l2 juliet 1896. accorda
ansnistie pleine ct ent,6re aux de-
serteurs 1t insoumis des arm6es de
te1re ct de mer, pour les fats an
terieurs au Ter Juliet 1906.
Les Francais intereeses 3 con-
ra1tre cette loi, sont iBvit6s a 80
presenter au Bureau de l'Agence
Consulaire de France. q st Paul.
No 1Jl8. New York Life lns. Bldg.
tous les jours, except6 le dimanche,
de 10 hrs A. NJ, q 3 hrs p M
En- cas- 'd'empechement, ills pour
ront expliquer leur situation par
lettre ct il leur sera dome connais-
sance de ce qu'ils auront d faire
pour r6gulariser leur situation.
Joindre un timbre poste pour la
r6ponse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-10-12

La lutte entire MN. Hughes (r6-
publican ct Hearst (d6mocrate },
pour les fonctions de g,uverneur
de ]'Etat de New York, va etre ex-
ceptionnelloment mouvement6e.
M. Hughes est un avocat tres
capable, mais NJ. Hearst est richie
3 millions, ct ION salt que de nos
jours Tor joue un grand role dams
la politique americana,
Les d6mocrates conservateurs
r6pudient M. William r. Hearet.
Les principaux ]ournaux demo-
cratiques de New York SO pronon-
cent onvertement contre M.
Hearst ct d6clarent qu'lls appuie-
roDt la candidature de M. Hughes,
le candidat republican,.
LIE procureur de district Jero-.
me pEis la meme attitude q p6-
gard de M. Hearst.