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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20

During the time the citizens, re-
CARELESS of party Affiliations, were per-
fecting an organization to further Ag-
ricultural College interests, the DEM
ocratic organ pursued a very asscnine
course, in fact assumed such an at
titude that IL came near making IL
impossible to keep the half-tOrmed or
gani2ation intact. The biggest Demo
Gratis the party ever knew or knows at
present scored the journal in both
public and private for their disposition
to disrupt rather than to construct.
These democrats were parties TO the
passage OF resolution the intent Of
which was rebuke TO any and all
occupying such position as the Jour.
nal was then taking. Since the cam
paign opened, prominent Democrats
as they walk about the streets have
continued TO assert that they have no
party organ, that they have sought to
have the Journal take a sensible, con.
sistent course, but without avail.
While these statements have been
rather caustic it remained for one Of
the biggest Democrats of them all to
accuse the democratic organ of delib.
crate dishonesty. After reading the
journals Thursday morning gush
about the republican ticket, the Agri-
cultural College, etc, he said: And
yet that Journal crowd would trade
the college to again get possession Of
the court house" We present that
statement for What it is worth coming
from Democrat
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20

1t is probably true, as the demo.
cratic organ says, that mot until re.
publican rule in Utah was absolute
was there any deliberate attack upon
the life of the Agricultural College"
But it is also true that the strongest
fight made against the Agricultural
College has been and is now being
made by as big democrats as there are
in the state King, Moyle, Richard
Young, Van Colt, Senator Bennion
etc. Yet democracy is proclaimed as
the only friend OF the College.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20

A vote for Joseph Howell and the
republican ticket is a recognition OF
the services OF Mr.. Howell in securing
5000 for a post Office at Logan. A
vote for Mr. Powers is the same as
saying we don't want anything for
Logan or for the State Of Utah, for
what could a democrat hope to get In
the way OF consideration from re-
publican administration, republican
congress and republican senator
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20

Judging from The Journal, the Hon.
f. X. Nebekcr is hurting all over for
a chance to mesmerizc an audience
with his delightful legal eloquence.
But FRANK is reaching little to high
when he desires to meet Congressman
Howell He should come down into
his class. Mr.. Absaom Burris, of The
Fifth ward, is now at leisure, and the
republicans are confident that he can
hold his own with Mr.. Nebcker at any
time. Just because the Royal Chef
found it convenient to mention Mr..
Nebeker during performance in this
city recently is no reason why he
should swell up.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20

The Republican platform points
with pride to the record of republican
administration OF county affairs. 1t
points various and sundry truths and
directs particular attention TO the
retirement Of Sl4, 900 in bonds and the
$4,000 addition to the county court
house. The Democratic platform is
terribly silent about Democratic ad.
ministratiOn in this county, HaG you
noticed iU?
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20

Business men suggest that rather
than clean the snow from the pave
ments themselves they would prefer
to pay the city for having this work
done. If the city could and would
secure some kind Of device that
could be operated by power, it would
obviate the necessity of so many being
called out to shovel snow, thus prov
ing convenience of great merit.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20

Perhaps Senator Barber might be
induced to debate the attitude Of the
"Smoot machine" with Mr.. Bullen,
did not High Councillor Barber object.
For Senator Barber to expose, berate,
and everlastingly castigate Senator
Smoot would be a JOY TO him untold,
but when could High Councillor Bar
Der hope TO secure forgiveness from
his ecclesiastical superior, Apostle
Smoot? Despite the fact that Sena-
tor Barber is such an avowed anti.
church. politics man as to be able to
work with the Americans to distinct
advantage (this according to The
JournaD High Councillor Barber
probably considers discretion the bet.
ter part of valor. To what else can
his refusal to debate be attributed?
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20

81 have no use for man who cares
more for the defeat of member Of
his party who belongs to another
faction than he does for the defeat Of
the common enemy-the Democrats"
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20

OF course, Mr.. Barber and democ-
racy are not "afraid" to engage in 4
debate of a question they permit their
organ TO make paramount--they sim
ply deem it "INADVIsABLE for Mr..
BGrber 70 debate the question with
Mr.. Bullen.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20

The democratic candidate for sheriff
may receive the highest vote. on the
ticket, as the 'only" says, but If
putable citizens is worth its face value
Mr. Eyans's great vote will be secured
from those sections where he is not
known. The Lewiston citizen referred
to was asked If his home town would
give the democratic candidate any
extra support and his reply was: mot
on your life. The people in the vicin.
ity where he is known would as soon
vote for a fifteen year.old boy.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20

Republicans thought they were
challenging the old time fighting
democracy, but it develops that that
aggregation has degenerated into
bunch of tame chickens.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20
County Ticket.

For State Senator,
II. BULLEN JR., Logan.
For Representative,
w. H. VAUGHAN, Wellsvillc
II. A. Petersen, Logan
Il. A. HENDRICKS, Lewiston.
For Commissioners,
a. NJ. ISRAELSEN, Hyrum.
GEORGE GODFREY, Charleston.
For County Clerk,
JOSEPH S. LARSEN, Logan,
For Sheriff,
r. II. SMITH, Logan
For Recorder,
SARAH MERRILL, Richmond.
For Treasurer,
JOHN p. TOOLSEN, Smith ielG.
For Attorney,
A. A. LAW, Logan.
For Assessor,
MARTIN OLSEN, Minville.
For Surveyor,
EUGENE SCHAUB, Logan.
For superintendent OF Schools,
LEWIS MCCARREY, Richmond.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20

Here is the proposition: If the dem
ocratic organs statement about vote
for the republican ticket being vote
against the Agricultural College is
true, then such a wonder as a. G.
Barber ought to be able to prove it.
To prove that would mean 1000 re-
publican votes for Nh. Barber that he
will not otherwise get. If Mr.. Barber
CAN prove 1t, as the Journal says he
could do even if he had a hair lip, why
then does he not engage in debate Of
the question with Mr. Bullen? Why
does not democracy force Mr.. Barber
to debate the question? a thousand
republican votes for Barber means half
that many for the rest OF the demo.
cratic ticket, thus insurng its elec.
ton Why will democracy thus pass
up such glorious opportunity?
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20

Not less than a half dozen demo-
cratic leaders have said in public and
in private that they have no demo-
cratic organ-tllat the present so-called
democratic organ does not represent
their views in many instances, and
thoroughly misrepresents them in this
college matter. Yet the present chair.
man of the democratic party is known
to have used within the past ten days
the very argument promulgated by
the democratic organ. Verify, the I'M
terrified are a brave bunch They
havnt the nerve TO stand back of
what their organ says. yet are pusil.
animouS enough to use that same argu.
ment when they think they will not
meet exposure. These are the people
who claim to have the nerve to fight
church influence. 49,!
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20

The democratic emblem should be
an eel, not a cockerel in defiant at.
titude.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20
Total
state Of Utah. !
County OF Cache
STATE OF UTAH,
Office OF the Secretary OF State I
Transfers Wanted, Idaho.

Wages 81 per day and board. Free
transportation. Apply G. II Thomas,
4O3 W Center street, Logan.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20

Vote for republicans, for republican
ism means prosperity. Only day or
two ago farmer offered two laboring
men of this city 50 day and board to
work on a thresher mo! Stree"
came the reply, $50. 80 a day and board
is our price" and they got it. The
republican party is not responsible for
the splendid crops of the farmers but
IL is responsible for the great activity
in industrial circles where all the la
Dor is employed at such prices that the
farmers can no longer find cheap help.
II farmers want to secure help they
should vote for democracy and a re-
turn Of Cleveland times, Then men
will be willing to work for % cents a
day.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20

Issued Twice week. Wednesday and
Saturday. Entered October y. 1902. at l ogan
Utah, as secOnd-class matter, under Act OF
Congress Of March 3 1879.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20
Republican State Ticket.

For Congressman,
JOSEPH HOWELL,
Fol Justice of the Supreme Court,
JOSEPH i. FRlCK.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20
Published by
GORE & tn RN ER

OGcial Republican Organ Of Cache
County, Utah.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-10-20
Report made to the Secretary OF State
OF the State Of Utah, of the condition Of
The Cache Valley Banking Co.

located at Logan, in the COUNT Of
Cache, State OF Utah, at the close Of
business on the 9th day of Oct 1906.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-09
lie folie du contraire

Les m6decins ont constat6 qu'u-
ne des formes de pali6nation men,
tals consiste q agir pr6cis6ment
au rebours de ce que font les gems
en- general.
Un jeune homlne qui 1aisonne
parfaitement sur tout autre point
s'est un jour, avis6 que ses pieds
devaient etre q Ia place de So tete,
ct vice versa.
Pour parer q Get inconv6nient, il
couvrit son chef dune botte, tan
dis quill Sc chaussa avec des cha
peaux.
Cette innocente fclie permettait
d ses parents de le garder cpez
eux, quand, un beau matin, il fail
lit 6trangler une servante en- YOU
lant de force lui faire entrer la to-
te dams une bottine. II fallut, d6s
lors, interner le malade.
Un monsieur, quelgue peu BIZ
zarre, CONNIE on va le yoir, await
fond6 un v6ritable paradis de do
mestiques dams sa villa, aux envi-
! r1ns de Paris.
De temps en- temps, il receYait
|sdes invites qui pour lui plaire, de-
Yalent s'afubler dun tabller d.
cuisine, accompllr Ia besogne des
domestiques, ct mieux encore, leur
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-09

merce de F6camp, ct Pierre -Euge-
ne, fills de ce dernier. Cette famille
ne survit mai. tenant qu.en la per-
some dune octog6naire. Nine Pau
line Jornidille, que remplit de ]oie
Pespoir n6s de cette aimee.
Les restes du grand Cornellle
Sc trouvent dams l'6glise Saint
Roch, mais on ne salt point q quel-
L. place. j faudrait. pour les re-
chercher, retourner le sol tout en-
enter ct fouillier des galleries Sou
terraines qui ont etc plusieurs fois
remani6es. On suppose que Cor
nellie voislne avec Duguay Trouin,
qu'un d. scendant anime dun beau
zAIe tente de ramener au jour,
CONNIE on Ia fait pour Paul Jo-
nes.
Laissons en- paix les pauvres
morris ne troub lons point un repos
bien gagne.
Quill nous sufise de garder la
m6moire de ceux d'entre eux don't
le genie eat lhonneur ct la parure
de la France.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-09
Un Cardinal Canadien

Rome.-La rameur s>accredlte
jci qu'un cardinal canadiea sera
bieutot cree. Dams les cercles reli-
gleux on mentionue lie nom de Mgr
Bruchesi, archeqeque de Montreal,
Ut aussi celui de Mgr Duhame], ar,
ch6veque d'Ottawa.
Les probabilities semblaient
plutot favorables a Mgr Bruchesl,
parce quill est a la tete du diocese
le plus populeux; mais maintenant
on dit que les chances sont plut6t
pour Mgr Duhamrl, parce quill re-
side dams la capitale du Canada.
Montreal, Qu6.-La nouvelle We
nant de Rome que lie Pape NOM
mera prochainement un cardinal
american ct un cardinal canadi m,
a excite beaucoup d'int6ret dams
les cercles eccl6siastiques de Mont
real.
Consulte a CO sujet, un person
mage autorls6 q declare q votre re-
pr6sentant que 81 le Salnt-Siege
nomme un cardinal .Ganadien, p6ln
sera tout protablement l'archeve:
que d'Ottawa, Mgr Duhamel, le
doyen des pr6lats canadiens.
Cette nomination fournirait au
Saint Siege l'occasion de nommer
Mgr Emard, eveque de Valleyfeld,
archev4que, en- qualite de coadju-
teur du,cardinal Duhamel.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-09

LIE total du commerce entire les
Etats- Unis ct la France au cours
de i'ann6e fscale 1905 a 6t6 den
viron $l66,O00,000 don't $76,000,-
600 repr6sentant les exp ortations
Ell France ct $90,O00,000 les i'm
portations de France. Celle-ci
prend la plus grande partie de ses
provisions dams SOS colonies ct
comporte surtout les articles ma
nufactur6s de hauta grade ct le vim.
Les Etats- Unis exportent en- Fran
ce presque toat le cuivre ct le CO.
ton utilises en- ce pays. soft envi-
ron $48,00U,OO0 en- 1905; les ins-
+, truments aratoires $3,O00,000 COM
para:1vement q $500,O00 il y dix
ans. Les importations de France
farment SOC pour cent au total
des importations aux Etats- U mis-,
ct les expectations SOL pour cent
J du total des expectations des Etats-
! Unis
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-09

La statistique receuillle par le
aLondon Advertiser, indique que
les villages ct les petites villes de
l'ouest d Ontario perdent de leur
population. LIE recensement muni-
cipal du comt6 de Middlesex accu-
SO une population de 42,262. soft
1872 de moins que le chiffre cons
Perth, il y q une diminution moin5
dre. u Advertiser croft que les
manquants sont parts porlr les
grandes villes ou pour pouest ca
nadlen. Cette th6orie est evidem-
lment tres plausible. Il Y q dams Ia
situation IN cote politiqle aussi
bien gu 'un cote 6conomiqu j. in, n,
fuence d. d'Ontario va 6Vldemment
encore en- diminuant
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-09
Salut a la feve qui passe.

La fAve don't tous les AMERICANS
SO nourrlseent, lambl6me de la viii
le de Boston, spr6s la morue, la
plante rationale, la nourriture qui
meme les soldats de la guerre ci-
vile, le nets toujours pref ct SUBJ
stantiel, nous Went maintenant de
la California au lieu de la Nouvel-
le. Angleterre.
Avant la guerre, la feve 6tait un.
met de la Nouvelle- -Angleterre SEN
lement. Mais quand les soldats fu
rent rentr6s dams leurs foyers lis
raconterent des merveilles de la
feve ct demanderent q leur femme
den faire cuire. Ce fut le commen-
cement de sa popularit6. La Nou-
velle-Angleterre ne pouvant pas
exporter ce produit ct ne pouvant
pas meme suMre q So demande, la
California prit sur ellie de nous en-
exp6dier ct maintenant on volt des
trains complets de feyes charges
partir de l'Ouest tous les lours
pour venir apaiser la faim des Bos-
tonais ct autres des environs.
LA fAve sauv6 l'Union en- don
nant des forces q ceux qui la de-
fendaient ct ellie est devenue pour
pAm6ricain un objet de ven6ra-
tion.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-09
Lord Roberts est d'oplnlon que

Lord Roberts est d'oplnlon d que.
pAngleterre est sans preparation
aucune pour une guerre s6rieuse.
Scion lui, ellie devrait avoir une ar
NEE dun million d'hommes, don't
cinq cent mile pour l'Asie, ct cling
cent miles pour les besoins euro
Poems. LIE peup1e anglais est vio-
lemment oppose q la conscription.
Le gouyernement imperial recrate
ses soldats partout Oh il peut. Ce
sont des vo}ontaires, des hommes
qui s'engagent pour un certai n
nombre d'ann6es, q tant par jour.
Si un conait europ6en 6clatait dams
les circumstances actuelles IAN
gleterre, en- autant que ses forces
sur terre sont concerD6es, ne serait
pas en- mesure de jouer lie role pre-
pond6rant que SD puissance v6rita-
ble devrait lui permettre de ]ouer.
Par contre, ses hottes uDies 3
COLES de la France, balayeraieEt
impitoyablement ct sdrement les
mers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-09
L'Histoire de la Creation

Racont6e par un jeune Labrado.
rlen)
l'institutrice de certain hameau
de Pest await consacr6 une heure
par jour, pendant quelques mois, q
.racontef a son petit peuple l'his,
tore de la creation. Lass6e des IN
terminates explications quill fall
fait donner, ellie await fni par dire
aux enfants, en- r6ponse a leurs
questions, que les fruits du paradis
terrestre 6taient encore meilleurs
que la m6lasse, substance qui est
pour eux pid6al de toute saveur
exquise- Peu de jou1s apres, ce
fut l'examen qui SO tit
en- presence du prefet apostolique
ct du maglsdrat dl di strict, ce der
nier replissant aussi sur la cote les
fonctions d''nspecteurs d'ecoles.
Interroge a son toar, un bambin
de dix ans raconta, de pextraordi-
naire facon que volci, le commen-
cement de Phistoire sainte:
.'Notre-Seigneur prit de la eva
sc" ct il fit Adam. ii le regarda ct
dit: Moi, suis ben content, mais
moi va fare quelque chose de
mieux que gal" Et il dit a Adam:
DORIS! Adam dormit ct Notre-Sei-
gneur lui prit une cote ct en- fit
"Yleve" (Eve) Alors il les NIT
dams un beau jardin ct il leur dit:
s'Vous pouvez manger de toutes
ces bonne chooses, mais IL ne faut
pas gonter q la pomme''. Mais un
gros serpent arrivit ct il dit 3 Vie
We. "Manges-en! C'est bon, va!
C'est ben ben meilleur que de la
m6lasse''! Et We've en- mangit ct
ellie trouvit Ga bon, ct ellie dit q
Adam: Isl tn savais CONNIE c'est
bon! Prends-en une petite bouch6e,
yienque (rlen que) pour voir COM
ment c'e.t bon!" Adam en- manglt.
Et Notre-Seigneur vint ct IL dit:
"Adam ousque t'es?" Adam ne re-
pondlt point. Alors otre-Seigneur
cria: "Cr6 Morne! Adam, ousque
t'es?" Et Adam IL await peur, ct il
r6pondit: 'tSeigneur, je n'avions
pas mon butin"
L'histoire ajoute que poriginali-
t6 de CO recit du petit Labraaorisn
compromit fortement. durant tout
lie reste de la s6ance d'examen, Ia
majestueuse gravite qui legne
d'ordinaire dams ces solennit6s SEQ
laires.
Labrador et Anticosti,par
Pabb6e V. A. Huard.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-09
Pourquoi? Pourquoi y a.

il tant de maladies
qui d6joaent le savoir
de m6decins cel4bres ct qui r6pon-
dent au traitement dun simple re.
meae de famille tel que le Novoro
du DR.. Pierre? Parce que ce re-
mede pen6tre dirictement jusqu'a
la racine du NAL -l'impuret6 du
sang. M. Jean Lind, de Brainerd,
MINI, 6erit: 'sJai souffert dune
m aladie grave de l'estomae depuis
l'age de dix sept ans. Je fas soigne
par les mellleure m6leclns d'Eu-
rope ct d'Am6rique ct fus declare
incurable. Mon heau-fr6re recon-
manda lie Novo1o ct six bouteilies
de CO remAde me remirent en- par
faite sant6.
Tel est le remarquable t6moi-
gnage, que d'ann6e en- aimee, don
nent des personnes appartenant q
toutes les classes de la vie, concer-
nant ce rem6de herbeux qdi etc
6prouv6 par le temps. Ne le de-
mandez pas aua pharmaciens. Ii
nest pas vendu dams les
pharmacies mais est four
nj directement au public
par les propri6taires, DR.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co.. ll2-ll8 So.
Hoyne Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-09
L'appendicite ct ses Caus es

Londres.-Les m6decins s'occu-
pent de Influenza, qui regne pres
que a l6tat 6pid6mique en- ce pays.
Apr4s de X ngues ct patientes in
vestigations, on en- est venu d la
conclusion cue la maladie eet due
q un microbe, lie "bacillus infuen-
"a, qui p6n6tre dams la bouche ct
eEgendre des poisons qui SO repan-
dent dams le syst6me.
Un dentiste blen connu, 6met la
th6orie que de mauvaises dent ct
une hegiene defectueuss de la bou,
che sont le principaux agents de Ia
propagation de la maIadie. Un me-
deem en- vue de West End appuie
cette th6orie.
Un autre dentiste, qul est aussi
m6decin, dit que 81 les gems obser-
vaient strictement les regles de
l'hygiene, la grande majorit6 des
m6dec1ns creveraient de faim, faute
de clientele.
L'assertion la plus etrange est
celle dun m6decin qui pretend que
Pappendicite est due, dams un
grand nombre de cas-, q une mau-
7aise hygiene de la bouche.
Les microbes 'ammassent au-
tour des dents ct Sc nourrissent de
] 'acide tartrique qui les recouvre,
puis Giant aval6e avec les comes.
tibles ct la ealive, development une
Inflammation aigu6 de Pappendice
vermiforme.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-09

-R6p6ter uoe calomnie, ecrit
Henri Lavedan, c'est repasser une
piece fausse.
Cette pens6e devrait bien feu-
rir dams les jardini6res de certai-
nes commeres qul, ce semble, n FONT
d'autre plaisir, Sur la terre. que ce-
lui de laisser tomber, avec chaque
parole, une goutte de fel, sur lie
front des personnes mieux parta-
g6-s sous le rapport du c@ur, de la
sante, de l'esprit, de )'intelligence,
du rang, de la fortune ct des ia
lents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-09

Une maniere originate pour un
journal de prier ses lect eurs d'ac-
quitter leurs complies d'abonne-
ment: "Accordez-nous un instant! |!
D5s astronomers nous dissent qu'une
comete de premiere grandeur Sc
dirjge vers lie globe terrestre a la
vitesse dun train expresse. II ne
vous reste pins que quelques jours
pour nous payer votre abonnemeut.
Nous n'avons pas l'intention de
courir aux quatre coins de penfer
pour vous trouver".
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-09
Bureaux 3ol ct 3o5 Avenue Centrale

rendre les plus humbles services,
cirer les souliers du maftre d'h6tel
ct brosser les v6tements du valet
de chambre.
Egalement subversive fut cette
richissime Miss Spinster, qul a la
fin du steele dernier, await ins.all6
dams son magnl6que chateau un
nombreux personnel don't tous les
domestiques males faissient lou-
vrage des femmes, ct r6ciproque-
ment.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-09

-Alexandre Dumas fills parlait,
un jour, dc Pamour. Et il emit Get
to pens6e profonde ct d6licieuse:
L'amour est CONNIE les auberges
d'Espagne. On ny trouve que CO
qu'on y apporte."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-09

L'anlmal qui supporte le mieux
un tres grand froid est, scion IN
savant profes seur, Il lapin qui peut
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parente. Apres le mangeur de
choux viendraient le mouton, Ia
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