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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11
Notice OF Petition.

STATE OF CoLoRADo, :.
II The DISTRICT COURT OF THE TENTH
y Judictal District of the state of Colorado.
.ittinx In and for Dt.ro tuunty.
la the Matter of tue Iudlcial Examination of
the Bond History of the otsro Irrigation
District;
To ali persons Interested IN the organization
Of the Dt-ro Irrigation District or IN the pro-
eeesiinss for the i--ne or sale 81 the bonds OF
said district.
Motto. h. hereby given that on the sth day -
July A. ID issi the boa RI o' Drecsors of the
ptero Irrigation District tl--t IA tn. District
Court Of Oteru County, Colorado p-tIti"n
the object and prayer of which j. that the
Court examine aud determine the legality aud
validity of. and spproy. and coahrm each aud
all of the prs-c-~siing- for the organ ikstion Of
The s,t~ro Irrigation District aud the pro-
cs-s ngs had Tor the issuing and sale of the
h-snd- OF .zid District aud for such other ard
That on the 7sh day of July A. ID. $50. IL Wa
ordered by John N. voork~-.. one of the
ju<lw~- ef -sid Court.
Tkat the heasinx Of said t-titiob 10 held .e
H. stk dsy 81 August A. n. fsS ~ q A~ hour of
~ a eIsrk . m. tk~ "a "a dap t~ias Of the
rexulap days of the Jane term Of che District
Cs,srt In and fos srero County. Colorado.
holden at Ia Jaufa. In ~aiA Cossnty. aid h~sre
Ing 60 h. k~ld In che Couss Hou-s al Ia Junta.
within aid Ccanty snA >sste.
Any tss-ssa iseee~-seA In I'D District og In
ftse ske day 0n~d foe sk~ hearing u -aid
t--titioa denas tn ansues ~aid pesieioa-
~ isBe-~ ny hand assA the cal of said Coars.
ski- Sh dsy ~ July A. ID. iSs
Ci~rk of tks lbssesscs Cosrt.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11
e,e., psm.ns Tor eo.s,nmsn, I.ns

II anyone has an idea that people
have ceased taking up government
land in Colorado. especially in the
territory embraced in the Arkansas
Valley land district. which mas its
headquarters in Pueblo, a perusal
Of some Of the figures relating to
the transactions Of the local land
office during the past year will
speedily disabuse them.
The year in the land office ends
July lst instead Of January LIST, and
the land office force is now engaged
in making up the annual report Of
the transactions Of the Office for the
period just closed. A few of the
figures have been compiled and
while far from being complete
record of what the district has done
in the period mentioned. is indica-
tive Of the work which has been per-
formed bv the attaches Of the Pu-
eblo land Office during the year
1866.
There were. during the year. just
closed 1853 homestead entries and
2S3 entries under the desert land act.
These l.O53 homestead entries not
only Indicate that. within the limits
Of the Pueblo land district during
the year. there were .05S3 new homes
established. but that the general gov
ernment has turned over to its citi-
zens in this district the magnificent
total Of l62. .0s1. g. acres.
The desert land entries are far
from being magnificent. ~ will be
seen by the fact that these 23 d0-
ert land entries embraced . total Of
IS. AZ. ~ acres II is safe to ~
that. from the very start. each Of
the entries means . family planted
upon . new home. When these
lands are brought fully under cult
walton and water has been provided
for irrigation. there = every rennsa
to believe that these l,Z70 families
will be added to through the 0le Of
portions Of the lands. and that in
the end the entries for the year
1855 viii prVvide hs1<s for sf
Is.st 1000 families. nl. with . CO.
sentative ertinnfe Il the si.e Il .
falnily. thaf the enfrie. for tAis 80
year viii mean n s5ditiea of ffua
e.0e 70 1e.eO pesose - sAe AsAa-
- valley-Psehls Sene-JsuFnh-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11
c. W. S~ink's Csnaiasey-

G. w. Swink is in reality candi-
date for the governorship of Colo
rado. subject to the will of the state
republican convention.
His home is at Rocky Ford in the
populous Arkansas Valley. and as a
sturdy farmer and pioneer of Colo
RADIO. he having spent thirty-five
years Of his life in the state, he will
attract to himself the attention and
support Of a great many voters with
out regard 10 partyisms.
The time has arrived in Colorado
when good hard sense, sincerity and
rugged honesty should be sought
for in candidates for high places.
and Senator Swink has all Of these
attributes.
The farmers and the fruit grow
ers the state over would rally To the
Swink banner. and what is good for
them is good for everybody else.
Let Puebloans begin TO look at
this matter seriously and see il G..
W. Swink is not the man of their
choice for the governorship.
Others will be setting up their
claims now and il is well to be on
the look out and not be caugh, nap
ping,
The Indicator firmly believes that
Senator q. w. Swink is the logical
candidate. the man upon whom all
elements in the republican party can
unite and that the practical thing to
do is to nominate him. Bessemer
Indicator.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11
ime,sm.n, Dealer. ors."i.e.

A meeting Of the Colorado Imple-
ment Dealers Association was held
in Pueblo Monday for the purpose
of organizing district association
No. 2. which includes the Arkansas
Valley and the country tributary to
il. c. w. Bomgardner. of La Junta,
was elected president of the associa-
ton. All Of the towns in the?Arkansas
Valley from Holly TO Salida are in
cluded in the association. The OBJ
jects of the association are the pro-
motion of good feeling among the
implement men and the advance
ment of the business interests of
the members.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11

The United States Sugar and Land
Company is preparing to build a
sugar factory at Deerfeid. Kan,
next year. and has doubled its ca
pacity for that purpose. The acre
age planted in beets this season is so
large that the Garden City factory
will have all it can do 10 care for
this years crop. Three hundred
thousand dollars Of the increased
capital will be used in the construc-
ton of storage reservoirs and the
improvement Of bitches.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11

The blow that almost killed father
was when the socialists Of Colorado
last week nominated William ID.
Haywood. erstwhile of the Western
Federation of Murderers, for gov
ernor of this great commonwealth.
Mr.. Haywood is at present enjoying
an Inning" at the Ada county Jail.
Boise City, Idaho. Mr.. Haywood
has accepted. What predicament
Colorado would be in if he should be
elected and the executive mansion
had TO be moved to the Ada county
jail.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11

10 81. JrNTA Il city Of 500 pop.
nlation and the count, s~at OF
zb ! e: !; i:; a; ]!
SAAk@ miles southeast ot D-nser, 81
ails. north and east Of Trinidad. The santa
Ye Va ilro.d Company sIp-nd-d ss0o0o in 1894
for perm anent construction work, consisting Of
machine shops. stor-hous-- addition ~ round
koase. foundry and It-nsise cArshop-- The slti-
tude Is .osj feet. and the climate taken the
year round j. unsurpassed. Almost constant
sunshine charact-rir-s the winters and a y holly
cloudy day Is q rarity. La Junis has all III.
setroI-Dltxn eonseni-nc~- needed oy a CITY a.,
S.nD population, Including many miles OF
brick sidewalks, perfect -y-t-m "f sanitary
s~~~rse-, an electric light plant which sup
plies az alldsy and sll-nisht service. water
Oorks owned BY the city, plant fof IN. rnsnu u
fartnre Of artificial ice three rural Tree delivery
rt,uts-- IRE department. t.lsphone system with
lulD sub-erih.rs, free exchange with h"eky
Ford, ssd long distance connections with any
part Of III. STATE. a school system src~li-d by
city ia tn. state. employing twenty
teArh~r- in - rooms ten churrk-s. Fifteen s~cr-t
and frat-rnal ORDER, two banks s~pus eApitai
and SiSo0o deposits: three nr~-pap-rs, opera
house Of 10 -eatins capacity, brio. plant 81
s. .0D daily capacity, manufacturing t-st gunI-
ity Of sitrit.d briek -four mill 81 % barrels
daily eApaeitys Utopian Cement Block Plant
em ployinT tw-nty-fy. mem canning faetory,
e~eond Largest in the state. Ia fact LA Junts
T. ous Of the h-st towns Of it sire n thn -tAt-
Of Colorado.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11
Notice for 1ueticstioa.

UNITED STATES Land OFFICE
PrEnio- Colo. JuB- y isssi
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following nsm.-d settler has rl..t notice Of
hi. intention to- make tn4l pru-f n SUPPORT of
his claim, and that -sia prc,f ~ili f-- made b--
fore rE~ clerk OF the district court at La JuntA.
Colo. August ID iss. viz uriei Higt-~
n. z .s5l. for the soul west quarter. south
~r-t section Ia -ssufh half southeast quarter.
-sctson H. northwest quarter Borth~e esf quar-
ter section =. township q, south. rane~ IS
south tth y. IA.
He asme- the following witnesses te prove
hi cs.-stino- residence ut-sn and cultis sfin of
aid land. viz; Jam~- h. Warren. William
Cor rbin- Thoms. CobY.r-- Charie- Heath all
ot Higi~e. Colo.
"A. ABBEY. Rssf-ter.
First publication. June =. fssf.
Las. publication. August |. lstsi
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11

Miss Fannie Rourke is visiting
friends at Thatcher.
R. Cummins and family. Of Good
land, Kan, are the guests Of Frank
Wood.
John Carson, Jr.. returned home
last week after a brief visit with La
Junta friends.
Charles Adkins. Of ST. Joseph.
No. spent the Fourth AT Higbee.
with his sister. Mrs. w. II. Wilson.
Picketwire Valley is suffering a
severe drouth. which is very dis
couraging To farmers and cattlemen.
Frank Munroe and sister. Miss
Gussie. of Thatcher. Colo. spent
Sunday and Monday at the Wine
Glass ranch.
DIR. Farthing and Clyde Davis. of
Swink. returned home Friday even
ing after two days sight seeing in
Red Rocks.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Rourke enter
tanned a party of friends at dinner
July 4th. As the people of the Wine
Glass ranch are noted for their hos
pitality. it is needless TO say that
the occasion was one long to be re-
membered. Among those present
We're Doctor Farthing and Clyde
Davis, Of Swink. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Conyers. of Bent Canyon.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11

Mr.. Lark L. Dickson and Miss
Edith Miller were married June
25th at the home of Mrs. Alice Mil
Ter in Pueblo. Rev. Mr.. Shoptaugh
officiating. Both bride and groom
are well known in social circles in
La Junta, and their marriage was a
great surprise to their many friends
in this city. They are now at home
to their friends in La Junta-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11

SOME of our local merchants are
making a strenuous kick on making
an unsightly billboard Of the court
house park by labelling the seats
therein with the advertisements Of
Pueblo business men. Their kick is
righteous and just. City and county
officials. who are the controlling
powers that be in this particular case.
ought To encourage home industry
and at all times be ready to place
the seal Of their disapproval upon
any advertising scheme that tends
TO lure the unwary into strange and
ought-to-be forbidden places. The
seats in question. however. were
donated. with signs attached. by a
Pueblo firm. but even this privilege
ought to be tabooed. The court
house park is the only breathing
place that La Junta has at present.
and nothing should be allowed with
in its sacred precincts to mar its
beauty.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11

ONE of the large grocery concerns
Of Colorado Springs has declared
war on the sugar combine in this
state. and are out with an announce
rent that hereafter they will sell
sugar at any price they see fit. I'm
der the present stautus the price Of
sugar is now regulated by the Job
hers Association Of Colorado. and il
dealers deviate from the prices
made by the association their supply
is cut on. Sugar now costs retail
ers SD per 100 pounds and retails
af sixteen pounds for &1.@. The
Colorado Springs GrocesymaA will
take the case into the federal courts.
IL necessary. and fight il out to
break the combine. and establish his
night 10 sell sugar at whatever price
~ psen~>. He is nov selling swen-
ty pounds Il sugar for s1.@. We
are Of fhe opinion. in the light Of
recent events. That il would not be
wiR for the Ce;essde sag2r cemAine
% npaAsy viii tAe federal bsn
- juss - pssssst
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11
Notice Tor euelieStion.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE At !
PUEBLo. CoLo-. June ~ i.ssS-
NOTICE Il HEREki GIVEN THAT The
~ follow in. IA med settler ha- filed nosice OF
hi- intention to make final proof in -upport "i
his claim, and that -.id prs-bf will h. made t<
for. the clerk of tn. district court at La Junta.
Colorado. on August IL. Isa viz; Charles e,
Carson. II. = ii0is. for the -onfb~--t quarter,
northeast quarter. west half southeast guar
ter. section 2. northwest quarter northeast
quarter. section H. to~n nship 2. south rang.
- west. srh y. N
Tie uam.- IN. following Witnesses to prov.
his continuous residence Epoa and cultivation
Of -aid land. viz. John NJ. Nelson. of Iei-sr
Colorado. William NJ. torbIu- Roy Adkins,
JotI Gsos-ipa-tor. all of High. Colo
:. 4. kBHEN, Register.
First publication. June =. issi.
Last Izubliea iotl. August l. 100.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11

RURAL letter carriers of the Uni
ted States will. after January list.
enjoy the privilege of fifteen days
annual leaye. with pay, as is now
accorded the city letter carriers and
employees Of the postofiice.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11
osssr, Land. Final i1soes---aosies ses
1shiiestiee.
tsIrID STATES LAND OFFIcE
FrshLo, Cola. Jun. II 1sss,.

tsIrID STATES LAND DyFIcE
PrsBLo Cola. Jun. II issi.
NOTICE Il HEkEBN GIVEN THAT
~ bred n. Neliqaefre Of Hixb-.. tolorsdo.
ha. nied notice OF inteufion To make proof on
his de RI land claim No. 81. for the south
~s-t quarter southeast quarter, section IL.
we-f half northeast quarter. north ~e-t guar
Ter -out thea.t quarter section "a township q,
south range 81 west. r. NJ, before Clerk Of
District Court AZ La Junfs. Colo. ON Thurs
day, the fnsh day Of August. fss-
ne names the following ~itne-~s-- to prove
the ron Il~te irrigation and reclamation of
aid land: John ". Nelson. John q. Jewell.
Daniel y. Yei-sr. Lsdre~ Ysi.~r. all IL
Ysi-er. Colorado.
:. 4. ABBEY. Register.
Fir-t publication. June =. I,ss.
Last Qualification. August I. Iss
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-07-11

EsIATEOF HENRYJ. SMITH DEcEAs ED
X Tk@ rndersisnrc- having h--n appointed
AdniIistrator Of the estate q H~nry j. smith
d-eras-c, late Of the county of Ot<ro- IN the
state of Golor1 ado. deeea-<d. k~rrhy give Eotice
that be Usll spE-Sr before the Gonnfy Court
Of Otero County, at the Coart Hoa-~ ia La
Junta- IN -aid County, Nocday. the 9Th day
Of Augusta ID. lsss. at the hour OF 10 @ clock
n 81 laid day. at ~hseh time all PERSONS having;
claim. against said estate ar. notifed and ~
4Ce-t@d "a attend for the fsri--- Of kayin-, the
zane adjusted All person. Indebted to said
estate requested Enake imr,-z.fSf- pay
meat To the under isst.sd.
Dated al La JantA. Colorado. this stt day o.
July. A D iss.
EUGENE II. SMITH.
Administrator of the estate os Henry J. Smith,
U-cs4-sx:
Flrst Publication. July 8. lsss.
Last PshlleAflon August 4 fss
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-28
La Laneue Irlandalse

Les membres de rsAncient Or
der Of H,bernians'' de Pawtucket,
Rhode Island, font des-d6msrches
aupres des autorit6s, pour obtenlr
l'enseignement de la langue lrlan"
daise dams les 6coles publiques de
cette vile.
Des d6marches semblables ont
etc faites dams la m6tropole du
Massachusetts.
Les Hiberniens de Boston ct de
Pawtucket croient done que Fen
seignement de leur langue natio-
lale h6n6hcierait aux enfants qui
f1equentent les ecoles de ces deux
villes.
Or, ne pensent-ils pas que nous
avons reison de tenir q la conser-
walton de notre iangue maternelle7
En- effet, 81 Ia connaiseanc, du
ga6lique, une langue q pen pres
morte, est pr6cieuse, quelle impor-
tance ne faut-il pas accorder au
frapeais, qul reste la langue lite.
raire ct diplomatique par excellen-
ce!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-28
Une Lettre des Eveques
Francals

Parishes 6yeques r6unis en-
session ont r6dig6 nne lettre aux
catholiaues de France, qui, apres
avoir etc slgn6e par tout les pre-
lats, q etc adress6e q Rome pour
etre soumise au Vatican.
Cette lettre Went d'etre retour.
nee ct sera lue en- chslre dams tou-
tes les 6glises.
AprAs avoir resume les fats, la
lettre d6montre l'imp possibilit6 de
former les associations cultuelles,
exprime les sentiments de compile
te ob6issance au saint-s1Age ct fait
appel aux fdeles pour qu'ils s'u-
nissent q leurs 6veques ct su cler-
g6 dams la defense de la religion,
sans s6dltion ou violence, mals avec
PERSEVERANCE ct 6nergie.
"Vos pasteurs, dit la lettre, sont
r6solus q so soumettre q la spolia-
tion ct 4 la pauvret6 plutot que
trahir leur fol. Vous devez COM
prendre que tous les fd6les ont
une obligation de conscience de
venir q leur aide ct de contribuer
suivant leurs moyens q maintenir
la sainte fol.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-28
Bureaux 30l ct 3o5 Avenue Centrale.
U. S. G. F.
BURFAUx DU sECRETA1RE GENERAL
AVIS OFFICIEL
CoTIsATIoN NO 43
Fonds des MembEes
HOnOra1reS
EsoANABA, MICH, 10 Sept. 1906
Mesdames ct Messieurs..

Vous etes officiellement notifies
du d6c4s de NJ. Nelson Blair, de la
Branche No 81, de Detroit, Mich,
Iqul a succomb6 le lie jour. d 'Ao1t
1906, de la maladie dite Conges-
tion de poumons.
Feu M. Nelson Blair 6taiJ as
sur6e de $500 dams la classe des
Membres Honoraires ct portait lie
certifcat de b6n4fces No 555 en-
date du IL Sept. 1903 ct d P6poque
de son d6c4s 6tait en- reggie avec
sa Soci6t6 ou Comit6 Permanent
ct avec l'Union des Societies.
D'aprAs la teneur de la Section
z de Particle XIII des R6gle-
ments de l'Union des Societies Ca
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Catalogues
des Etats. Unis, tout membre assu-
re- dams la caisse du Fonds des
Membres Honoraires don't le Ger
tifcat de B6n6fices porte une date
ant6rieure au IL Aoht 1906 doit
payer au Secr6taire de la Branche
3 laquelle il appartient lie mon
tant d Tune piastre du Is Sept. 'O6
au Is Oct. 1906.
EN-. M. ST-JACQUEs, S6c.-G6n.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-28
U. S. G. F.
AVIS OFFICIEL
BUREAU DU SEoRETAIRE GENERAL
FOnds des Veuves ct des
OrDheIinS

ooT1sATIoN NO 45 appellee No44
EsoANABA. MICH, SO Aont 1906
Messieurs ct Freres:
Vous etes of6ciellement notifies
du d6c6s de M. Aim6 Pare. de la
Branche No Ii, du Sault Ste Ma
rie, Mich, qui succomb6 10 l8s
jour de mai 1906 de la maladie
dlte Pulmonie Tuberculeuse.
Feu M. Aim6 Pare, 6tait as
re- de $1,000 dams la classe des
Veuves ct des Orphelins ct portalt
le certifcat de b6n6fce No 1913 en-
date du IL Aot1t 1908 ct d r6-
poque de son d6ces 6tait en- regle
avec ga Soci6t6 ou Comlt6 Perma-
nent ct avec PUnion des Societies.
D'apr4s la teneur de la section
IL de Particle X[ des Reglements
de rUnion des Societies Canadien-
nes-francaises Catalogues des
Etats- Unis, tout membre assure
dams la caisse du Fonds des veu-.
YES ct Orphelins don't le Certifcat
de B6n66ces porte une date ante
rieure au l8 Mai 1906 doit payer
au Secr6taire de la Branche a Ia
quelle ilappartient le montant d'u-
ne cotisation suiyant son age, du
Ter Sept. 1906 au Ter Oct. 1906.
EN-. NJ ST-JACoUEs, Sec.G6n.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-09-28
L'ALCOOL

VOLTA un tra1tre!
II p6n6tre partout; il abrutit le
riche ct le pauvre, Pign 9rant~ ou
l'homme de grand talent.
II RUNE les santes, gaspille les
fortunes ct les h6ritages, gate Ia
venir, d6truit les plus bellies intel
iigences.
C'est un traftre!
II s'inainue sous pretexte de rem
Dire plue fort, plus actif, plus ire
sistjble, ou plus joyeux.
Mensonges que tout celia.
II rend plus fable ct plus abru-
ii, vo1la tout. LIE buveur devient
un "objet de piti6', de ridicule on
de d6gont. LIE buveur q toutes les
illusions, mais 1amais de realit6.
Son cote animal SO relieve crnment,
ct ses defaults apparaissent dams
toutes leur laideur.
L'homme bolt pour SO donner
l'lllasion dune force ou dun esprit
quill ma pas, mais ralcool est un
leure, qui le fait paraftre sous son
pire aspect. lie buveur devient
6gofste, ii ignore les droits ct le
comfort des autres, ct il se met en-
avant CONSIGNMENT, tant il SO croft
intereseant.
II accumule les erreurs ct les
betises, croyant s'excuser en- met.
tant le tout sur le compte de la
boisson. C'est ainsi quill perd la
confiance de ceux qul font affaire
avec lul ct le respect ct l'estime de
ses amis.
DR.. p. GADBo1s.
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Esther st Marie

Lorsque Went la mutt sur leurs tombes
Etque je suls Ia pour rever,
Je puis voir deux blanches colombes
Sur leurs blancs marbres SO poser.
La dessous ces deux mobiles femmes
Dorment leur sommeil 6ternel,
Et quand Q soir est beau leurs ames
Ainsi redescendent, du ciel.
Pour faire leurs p6lerinages
Files traversent l'6ther bleu,
Les soleils nombreux, les nuages,
Des milliers d'6toiles de feu.
Files choisissent le soir tendre,
Gar lors de leur mortel se]our
Cette heure faisait mieux comprendre
a ieur coeur le ciel ct Iamour.
Files retrouvent sur la terre
PIusieurs des charmes d'autrefois:
lie bruit des fots de la riviere,
Et le mcrmure de nos bois.
Les m6nes rayons de la lune,
Les m emes ombres aux taillis,
Les m6mes notes dams la bruno
Des oiseaux au bord de leurs nids.
La prairie ga robe verte
Aussi frafche qu'au temps jadis,
Et chaque feur est recouverte
DE ses m6mes brilJants hahits.
La jeunesse est ardents ct belle
CONNIE ellie r6tait de leur temps;
Seuls dams la nature immortelle
Ont vleilll lelrs amis vivants!
JULES GENDRoN, M. D
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restez assez nombreux pour VAIN
Gre les eectairee. Moins nombreux
furent les vainqueurs de Diocl6tien.
Petit troupeau, ale confanc, ton
ma1tre vaincu le monde, ct c'est
son Vicaire qui to conduit aujour.
d'hui 4 la bataille. Sous son ordre
tn t1lompheras de la Maconerie.
"In hoe signo vinces."
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