davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21
Weiuht of the Planets.

II ham weighing 80 pounds were
taken up to the moon and weighed
there the "pull"-the attractive force
of the moon upon the ham-would
amount to only five pounds. There
would be another weight of the ham
for the planet Mars, and yet another
on the sun. A ham weighing 80
pounds at New York ought to weigh
some 500 pounds on the suns surface.
Hence the astronomer does not speak
of the weight of a planet, because that
would depend upon the place where
il was weighed. But he speaks OF the
mass of the planet, which means how
much planet there is, no matter where
it might be weighed. At the same
time, says Current Literature, we
might, without any inexactness, agree
that the weight of a heavenly body
should be fixed by the weight it would
have in New York. AS We could not
imagine a planet in New York, be-
cause II may be larger than the earth
itself, what we are to imagine is this;
Suppose the planet could be divided
into a million million million equal
parts and one of these parts brought
to New York and weighed. We could
easily find its weight in pounds OF
tons. Then multiply this by million
million million and We shall have
weight of the planet This would be
equivalent TO what astronomers might
take as the mass of the planet.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21
Trustees Sale Notice.

Whereas, +. A. strods and Nora Z.
his wife, bv their certain deed Of trul
November 10th, 1873, and recorded IN
corder's once Of Bates Co. In book It's
500 conveyed h the undersigned tru|
their right, title and interest In and to
lowing described real estate situsfe, ~
being in the county Of Bates and state
souri. to-wit:
The east half OF the southwest qua1
the northwest quarter Of the southwest
and the east % acres Of the porthesstI
OF the southeast quarter Of section ID
(S2), and the north bali OF the soutnwe
ter Of section thirty-three (3S) and nve
the north side of the northwest quar.1
southeast quartsf esd the north hsi}
southeast quarter Of the southeast 81
the northwest quarter Of section tnl
~, al In township forty. one ~
twenty nine ~, also the east half o
~ Of she norshHogt ouerter Of section
in township fovty (ic| Of range twenty,
said land subject b 3 prior eneum
iorty-six hnsdrs6 dollars and slsc su
seeond deed q trust for sixteen hun
thirty dollaSu, which eonyeysnce W.
sory notes n MD deed Of trust fully
and vhspeaA soid notes have becom
payable sSd ere nov unpaid
Nov. tAsesf6ke. n eDoordsDce win
Of seid desd o. trust ana Of the req9
legal holdet q sol0 n6tes shall pros
the abeve Described raj estate Of ne
door o. he ooart hsuss, In the city
county Of BATS and state Of Missouri
70 the highest aAd bset bidder, =
public aetloa O
Saturday, March 9th, 1897
betweeu the houro ~ nlne o'elQsk
noon ard 1ys o'cseok IN re -
day 70 eaesfy anl4 notee togetnsI
tersst and sxpsnss cf exee.nn& I'm In
is-lt
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21

Il IS just 10 years since Prince
Charles Of Hoheazol,ern accepted the
crown of Rounania. which was con
yerted into a kingly one after the
principality achieved lis independence;
and the exhibition at IrrAarest
which the king opened in the summer
was intended 10 show :, "~"ense in
dustrial strides made by the countr,
under its Hohenzollern ruler. His
heir is his nephew, Prince Ferdinand
who married Marie, eldest daughter Of
the English duke Of Edinburgh.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21

Mexico winds up its year with a re
marhably satisfactory financial show
ing. She reports exports of 271,OO0,.
900, an increase of nearly s6S,OOO,00O
over the preceding year. and imports
OF s220,65l 600 a gain OF over $4,000
000. But what is still better is the ad'
vance along all the lines Of domestic
development. Mexico is literally liv'
ing Il peace and plenty, with the most
efficient Of governments under the
wise directing hand of President Diaz.
The day of upheavals and factional
disorders. resulting in general demon
alization. seems TO be past forever,
Mexico has learned the secret OF wise
self-governnent.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21

1t Is stated that Emperor Williams
bill for railroad transportation on his
trips about the empire amounts to hall
a million dollars a year. He has spe
cial trains and pays the ordinary rates
on all railways. Recently the EN-
peror has adopted the motor car.
which is a cheaper means Of getting
about. For all ceremonial visits, how.
ever, he still considers 1t necessary to
travel by rail. The kaiser is the most
extensive traveller among European
rulers.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21

Robert Amber Bruce, who was
born before George Washington died.
who saw the meeting between Admiral
Decatur and Napoleon at st. Helena,
and who is a hero Of half Q dozen
vars, is still living in Richmond. Va,
at the age Of LOG. He entered the navy
at tBe age Of 13 to serve In the war Of
1912, and was at 15 on Decaturs nag.
ship when 1t visited St Helena In
1914. Mr.. Bruce is q descendant Of
Pocahontas.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21
Trustaa's Sale.

whereas, J. r. Mullis and Louolla N
his wife, b. their deed ~ trust dated Feb
2nd. 1897, and recorded In the Recorders
withia and for Bates county, Missouri, il
No. 147 page 252. conveyed to The upder5
trustee the following described real esti
ing and being situate in the county of
and atate OF Missouri tn-wit:
Thirty (30) acres of the west side of the !
east quarter Of the southwest quarter of 4
thirty-fve t35). township forty t4Ol. rang1
ty-two ts2); which conveyance was y
trust to secure the payment Of threSd
notes fully described In said deed Of fu4
whereas. default has been made In sp1
OF the principal and interest of Vie NJ
S16.OO and the same is now past niue
natd. Now there fore. at the request ofth
holder OF said note and pursuant to The
tons NJ said deed OF trust ] will proceed
the above described premises at pnhli"
to the highes' bidder for cash. at the we
door OF the court house In the CITY Of
county OF Rates and state OF Missouri on
Monday, March nth. 1907.
between the hours OF O'Clock In the
and O'Clock In the afternoon of that
the purposes Of satisfying asid debt,
and cost. C. A. ALLEN, Trusted
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21
Hunting For Trouble.

i've lived In California 20 years.
and am still hunting for trouble in
the way OF burns, sores, wounds,
hoils. cuts, spraius. or ease of piles
tina. Rucklen's Arnics Salva won't
Quickly cure" writes Charles Wal
tiers. Of Allegheny, Sierra Co. No
use hunting Mr.. Walters; it cures
every case. Guaranteed at F. L.
Claws drug store. 25c.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21

The kaiser sometimes, when out
hunting. leads the simple life. He
has a primitive shooting hut near
Syittkehmen. This hut is constructed
Of plain fir boards, covered with bark.
and hidden away in green WOOL A
magnificent antler towers over the en-
trance, while the furniture consists OF
a deal table and chairs, with a few
hooks in the wall for overvoats. In
this secluded retreat the kaiser, the
kaiserin, and the Princess Victoria
Louise regale themselves with pota'
toes, which they roast for themselves
in the embers of the wood fire made Of
dry FIR branches.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21
A Valuable Lesson.

"Slx years aga | learned a vslu'
able lesson" writes John Pleasant,
OF Magnolia. Ina Il then began
taking DR.. Kings New Lille Pills, and
the longer | take them, the better l
find them." They please every body.
Guaranteed at f. T. Clays, drug
gist 25c.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21

In remote places In eastern Ken
lucky they still observe January 6. OF
Old Christmas. never having changed
the calender. Their ancestors came
from England about the middle of the
eighteenth century, just when the
change was being made there. They
have been shut in there for these $50
years, with almost no communication
with the outside world. and have
learned nothing OF changes.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21

The Cincinnati woman whose hus-
band, although making $4,000 q year,
bought her but six dresses in IA years
wasn't very bright or she would have
had six more sent up G. o. d.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21

Mothers who give their children
kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
invariably indorse il. Children like
it becouse the taste isplesssnt. Con-
tains honey ana tar. Conforms to
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold by Clay's drug store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21

1t is up to Uncle Sam to govern the
'about=to-be japanese island of Hawaii
90 wisely and well that the people win
notice how much Of an Improvement
the government is over the home gov
eminent Of Japan.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21

A Connecticut Judge has ruled that
a turtle is not an animal. A compre
hensive knowledge Of natural history.
says the Boston Transcript, Is evident
iy not required for admission to the
bar. ct least in Connecticut.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21

There Is a training school for ele
plants at Apl, in the Kongo state
where Is elephants are taking lessoaa
The training operations have produced
encouraging results.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-02-21
Notics Of Final Settlement.

! Notiee d hereby sivsa 70 Oh crsiiturs md
othsrs intexseted q ne estals q NsrsHali a.
ssynsse. 1esseesd, nat I, 0ssa 6 ssvISef'
sssss,sss!z 8 s : g. s.sess, H. -
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-12-27

A la derniere s6ance de la Cour
Hennepin No l53, o.. F. G, tenue
lie IL d6cembre, les resolutions sui
vantes ont 6t6 proposes ct adop-
tees q l'unanimite:
Attendu que Dleu dams So mi
s6ricorde divine a retire de CO
monde Nine A. Va'encour 6pou-
Sc ch6rie de Frere Henri j. Valen-
cour, membre estim6 de notre
Cour, il a etc
R6solu que la Cour Hennepin
ofre q CO frere e plus sinc7res
evmpathies dams la douleur que
lui cause cette perte irr6parable.
II est de plus
R6solu que ces resolutions so1ent
ins6rees dams les r6gistres de la
Cour ct que copies en- soient trans
misses au Fr4re Vaiencour ct q re-
CLIO DE L'OUEsT pour publication.
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DECES

Nous apprenors avec douleur la
mort de M. Aim6 Nault arriv6e
merdi le II courant q St Paul,
MINI. M. Nault 6tait tres bien
CONNIE en- notre Vile Oh il a de-
meur6 durant 20 ans ct quill a
quite il y a quelques ann6es pour
St Paul on IL travaillait. II 6tait
age de sc ais ct laisse pour le pleu.
rer 7 enfants, Nine y. S. Bacon ct
VIM Ticker, de Minneapolis, j.
Ernest, de Phillips, Wis, Napo-
leon, de Minneapolis ct William
ct Andre qui resident au foyer pa
ternel.
Son service funebre a 6t6 chan
t6 jeudi dernier a l'6gllse st Louis
de St Paul au milieu dun NOM
breux concours de parents ct d'a-
mis-.
II 6tait membre de rOrdre DIES
w. O. w, faisant partie au mo-
ment de son d6ces du Camp Lasa-
lie. II fut Fun DIES plus anciens
membres da Camp Champlain
quill a quite lors de son depart de
de cette Vile.
NJ. Nault etait considers CONNIE
Fun de nos compatriotes les plus
d6vou6 ct sa mort cause une gran
de douleur parmi ses nombreux
amls de Minneapolis.
L'ECHo DE L'OUEsT offre q la ia
mile Nault ses plus sinc4res con-
del6ances dams le malheur qui Ia
fr6rDe
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-12-27
Les PiluI0S R0u@eS
DE La
C~ompagnie Chimique
FranCo-AmeriCaine
Oh
MONTREAL

Combien Y attn de femmes %canad1en-
mes oui ne connaissent pas Get excellent
remede fat srecialement pour Giles?
Tres peu, n'est-ce pas!
De toutes les temmes canadiennes qui
ont fait usage DIES veri,ables Pi u'es Rou-
gas. combien peuvent dire qu'elles men
ont pas retire de tres grards avantages?
Tres peu, n'est-ce pas?
Cette verlte etablie, 10 grand dan ger
est, Mesdames, de vous laisser tromper
par le substituteur ct lie %colporteur. Les
deux sont vos Eires ennemis.
Ouuud vous av-z de;ide d'acheter une
boite de P,lules Rouges della Compag ie
Chimiqne Franco Americana parce
qu'une de vos acni-s on une DE- vos ga
rentes a etc complement guerie par ce
fameux remede, ce sont les ~veritables
Pllules Rouges que vous vouleZ, n'est-ce
pas? Les memes qui ont gueri votre pa
rente GU votre annie. Co ne sont pas les
pilules au cent GU a la douzaine vendues
sous n'importe quel uom, on encore I'm
autre remede que lie VI ndeur YOU dit
atre "touJ aussi bon".
ST lie a dams son magasin les
v~eritables Pilules Rouges lor>4ue vous
les lui hernandez ct quill essaie de vous
vendre autre chose, c'est quill veGt un
plus grand profit sur son 'meilleur mar
chez GU tout aussi bon". MATS aiors,
vous, M%esdames, OH est votre profit, vo.
tire sante? P.u importe al vendeur ct
au colporteur. Vous perdez vo're argent
tout est i recommencer
LIE vendeur honnete vous donnera les
Pilules Ronges. Voyez q ce quill le fas-
Sc, on allez ailleure.
LIE vendeur honnete vous donne1 les
Pilules Rouges de la Compagnie Chlmi-
que Franco-Americaine lorsque vous lui
demanderez une boite de Pilules Rouges.
Voyez a ce quill lie f asse, Oh a!lez ailleurs.
lie vendeur honnete vous obtiendra ce
Que vous lui hernandez sans sub>tltuer
sans lmiter GU ehercher a vous trompcr
ST lie vendeur GU lie colporteur vous from.
pc, ecriveZ- nous pour les
slOODE RECOMPENSE
que nous offrons pour l'arrestation ct Ia
conviction de ,out vepdeur GU colporteur
uui vendra DIES pilules rouges limitations,
dlsant que ce sent les memes que cel'es
de la Compagnie Chimique Franco-Ame
r%icaine; qu'ils 8 mt envoyes par nous GU
toute autre fausset6 commise par ces
vendeurs.
Les Pilules Rouges de la Compagnie
Chimique Franco Americalne ne so!t
iamais vendnes de porte en- porte, jamais
au 100, TOUJOURS en- bottle de bois rem
fermant so Pilules Rouges chacune, lie
nom de la Compagnie Chimlque Franco
Americaine etant t%OuJOurs SUI chaqne
envelope en1uurant la bolte.
Pour toute information, ecrivez a Ia
Compagnie Chimique Fra1co American
n e 274 rue St Denis, Montreal.
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Condolences

A la dern1ere assemble de la
Cour Notre- Dame de Lourdes No
23l les resolutions de condolean-
ces suivantes furent adoptees.
Attendn quill a plu a Dieu de
plonger dams lie deuil Sr D6lima
Paradis par la mort de son fills
bien Anne, il a 6t6
R6solu que des resolutions de-
condolences soient offertes q no.
tire Seur dams le malheur qui Went
de la frapper.
R6solu gu une copie soft envoy6e
q Sr Paradis ct l'autre d pECHO DE
L'OUEsT pour publication.
L. Lalibert6.
Comit6 IT.. Bolduc
r. Gagn6
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-12-27

LIE Camp Champlain, des W. ..
w. ct lie Lafayette Grove des
Woodmen Circle, auront une ms
ta]l4tion conjointe, mardi soir lie Z
janvier, dams la Selle A. O.. u. w,
80 Avenue Centrale.
Cette installation sera priy6e ct
les memb1es sont prizes d'etre pre-
sents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-12-27

Sill SO trouve parmi nos l%ecteurs
des personnes qai voudraient
adopter IN orphelln de 6 ans: elles
sont prices de communlquer an
plus tot avec NJ. Timoth6e Giard,
1920 avenue Logan n.
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De plus

Attendu que la Divine Provi-
dence a decide d'appeler q Ellie
George Paradis membre de la Oour
|Hennepin, No l53, G. O. r.
Attendu que la Cour Hennepin
q appris avec la plus vive douleur
Ia mort de CO membre respects, il
est
R6solu que Ia Cour Hennepin
|offre ses plus sinc4res condol6an-
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@rhn de l>Onsst
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. 81 Dec 1907

NJ. Louis Lapr6, de Kenmsre,
n. d. est en- notre Vile depnis
puelques jours. II sc reti4e q Pho
tel lstand. tenue par notre compa
triote M. David Gagn6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-12-27

Bruxe]les, - LIE trait6 dan
nexion du Congo, qui went d'etre
public, pr6voit le payment annuel
dune somme de $4,000 aux mem-
bres de la famille royale ct dune
autre de $l45, 600 pour pentretien
des mus6es ct des palais nationaux.
Parmi cos derniers, SO trouve 10
palais Stuvenberg, en- ce moment
habit6 par Ia prlncesse C-ementlne
de Belgique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-12-27

R0ndjn Desire: yq y d? ,
Alleza la Central Provision &c.
l25 Central Ave-, vous en- trouve-
rez tous les samedis, lOc la livre.
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ENTIO HONORABLE
CATECHISME

Georges Nadeau, Melina Vande-
lac, Floyd Woods, Archie Kline,
Della Chapdelalne, Frank Montour
Marguerite Bougie, Marguerite ST
Jean, Anna Larocque, Jennie Ma
deau, Alice Proulx, Berthe Sylves-
tire, Lyd6ric Phoenix, Elise Anger,
Anna Bernard, Thomas Papinau
Angelina Pbmnix, Richard Hines,
Helene Anger, Llise st Jermain,
Cyrile Quinn, Bernadette Ph6nlx
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-12-27

PROGRAMME
The song that will never cease
LIE ChGur de pEcole
Quelques mots q notre bon ct de'
vou6 Pasteur
Par Mile r. Salmon
May Bells A. Vandelac
Lectures des Notes de bonnie con.
conduite
La Iettre au petit Jesus
LIE petit Ch9ur de pEcole
Accompagnatrice Mile Guindon
Les Notes du Cathechisme
Dance of the Elves
Miles E. Salmon ct NJ, Barbeau
Recitation Mile r. Bourassa
Solo Mile Angelina Ph6nix
Blue Eyes, True Eyes
Mile M. Barbeau
Accompagnatrice E Salmon
Les Notes de Ponctualite
Deux lecons q la Bonne
B.. Ph6nix
Suite de la Lecture des notes
New Spring, Mile =. Salmon
Recitation E. Langevin
Duo Lyderlc ct A. Ph6nix
DISTRIBUTION DIES PRIX
Ter Prix de bonnie condulte
d6cern6 a Henri Mattaini
2e Prix Lille Lutz
30 Prix Albert Moulin
De Prix Geo. Morissette
Ter de Politesse,
Elmire Moosebrugger
2e Blanche Moulin
Ter d'assiduit6 au travail
Henri Proulx
Ter de cath6chlsme anglais
Georges Nadeau
Ter de cath6chisme francais
Mile M. Vandelac
Ter lie lecture franchise
Albert Rheault
Ter de grammaire frareaise
Marie Barbeau
Ter de composition
Eva Salmon
Ter de ~r6ussite,
Esperance Roby
Ter de grammaire anglaise
Georges Guertin
Ter historic DIES Etats. Unis
Fred Guion
Ter photographic anglaise
Em6lia Aussant
Ter d'application ang|aise
Alma Proulx
Ter d'arithmetic
Antolnette Villaume
Prix d'application francalse
Elmire Moosbrugger
d'6locution, Eveline Langevin
Prix de bonnie voIont6, Tous
Ce prlx conslste en- un barll de
pommes ct un baril de bonbons.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-12-27

La Cour Nicollet, @. O. F., fat
de grands pr6paratifs pour l'iDstal
lation de ees officers pour 1908
qui aura lieu lie Z janvier proclaim,
q la Sale Kraft, 2027 Washington,
Avenue n. Une cordiale invita-
ton est faite a tous les Canadiens
ct Condolences de notre Vile d'y
esslster. Tn i%nt6ressant program.
me lite, aire ct musicale sera rem
du en- cette Circumstance.
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St. Paul
EcoIe St Louis
lie "a d6cembre.

Nous avons Gu notre s6ance hier
apres midi, dams la sale de l'6cole,
tout ce que ]e puts vous dire, c'est
que de 2 b. a ~, nous avons Gu lie
meilleur des temps que l'on puisse
avoir. Nous avons fat de notre
mieux pour montrer q notre bon
Pasteur combien nous appr6clons
tout CO quill fait pour nous, ct iu1
avons present6 un petit souller
rempli dor; En- nous q%uittant lie
Rev. F4re a dome de ga main q
chacun de nons ct DIES personnes
pr6sentes une copie dune revue
catholique magnifquement illus
tree; Je vous envoie le programme
complet.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-12-27

A la derni4re aesembl6e DIES pa
roissjens de l'eglise Ste Anne il a
6te decide d'abolir la souscri ptlon
annuelle ct d'eugmenter la rente
des bancs de 75c par trimestre.
Les personnes qui mont pas dt.
banc seront consld6r6s CONNIE pa
roissiens en- payant n souscrjp--
ton volontaire d'au moins trois
dollars par aimee.
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FEU! FEU! FEU!

POURQUOI ne pas placer vos
ayec un des n6tre? Soft contre lie
Ecu, les Ouragans, les Voleurs GU
les Automobiles ct les Chevaux.
Voyez done notre compatriotes, il
est tres fable ct est le seul Cana
diem . Francais repr6sentant les
Meilleures Companies de la vile:
Telephone. T. s. 1892.
>. g.
1900 Avenue Centra)e
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ORTHOGRAPHE ANGLA1sE

Emilia Aussant, Anna Guion,
Alvina Martin, Anna Nadeau, Phi
lomene Miron, Pearl Vilandrer,
Henriette Kline, Gladys Barry,
Charlotte Waller, Edward Bison,
Louis Larue, Olive Labarre, Leon
Lamothe, Laura Demers, Antoi-
nette sPatenode, Alma Proulx,
Georges Guertln, Esp6rance Roby'
Elmire Moosbugger, Floyd Woods
Archie Kline, Elise Anger, Anna
Bernard, Marguerite Bougie,
Marguerite st Jear, Alice Proulx,
Albert Moulin, Am6d6 Coutule,
Frank T6reau, Henri Martineau,
LECTURE FRANCHISE
Albert Rheaut, Elmire Moos-
brugger, Eugene Roy, Marie Bar.
beau, Alvina Martin. Eva Salmon,
Georges Guertin, Florence. Guer-
rim, Agnes Bernard, Gladys Barry,
Philom4ne Miron, Leon Lamothe,
Pearle Vllendrer, Arth6mise Beau.
doin, Raya Beaudoin, Angelina
Phoenix, Lyderic Phoenix, Alma
Jasm1n, Conrad Salmon, Edward
Brochu, Marguerite st Jean, Nell.
ma Vandelac, Helene Anger, Anna
Larocque, Jennie Nadeau, Anna
Bernard, Louis Verboncour Ho'
race La Bissonniere, Clara Yer.
rette, Della Chapdefaine, Albert
Moulin, Bernadette Phoenix, Alice
Boyer, Raoul Ang6.
ARITHMETIC
! Antoinette Villaume, Alma
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ces, q la famille de CO regrette fire.
re. Ii est de plus
Resolu que ces resolutions soient
ins6r6es dams les r6gistres de la
Cour, que copies en- soient en-
voy6es a la famllle ct q pECH0 DE
L'OUEsT pour publication.
oomits H H;isir sf s. %;is;ss.
Hamel, Mimi.
M, Pierre NORM, est retenu chez
lui par une asseZ grave maladle.
Mile Garon, de Kenmare, N. d.,
est en- visite chez ses parents.
M. David Pomerleau, de Ken
mase, visite ces joars ,ci, son pere
M. Joseph Pomerleau.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-12-27

Mile Garon, de Kenmare, N. D..
est en- visite chez ses parents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-12-27
Hamel, Mimi.

M. Pierre MORN, est retenu chez
lui par une assez grave maladle.
The Washington times., 1907-08-18

troubled all the other leagues more or
less, was settled early and the playing
season was commenced in ample time TO
allow for the playing OF OF postponed
games had that been necessary.
The race for the pennant was between
Aloysius and ST. Stephens all the way,
and, as was the case IN the Sunday
School League. the flag was awarded.
not at the final game, but at a directors
meeting, where protests were sled The
Southern Railway team. OF which much
was expected at the beginning OF the
season, got a poor start and not until
the schedule was nearly played I'd the
railroaders manage TO throw the Allan
tics out Of third position.
The chief difficulty experienced by the
Marquette League at the beginning OF
the season was in the matter Of
grounds. Relying on a promise from
the authorities OF the Soldiers Home,
who promised the league good grounds
and other inducements, the directors
turned their attention 20 other mat
ters and when Il was seen that the
home would be unable 10 live up 10 its
promises there was some little trouble
in obtaining grounds.
AT first it was the idea OF the league
TO have two different grounds each 70
be played on at certain days in the
week, but finally it was decided 70 use
the old Olympic Park grounds, ar
Thirty-fifth street and Wisconsin ave
nue.,
Here the race between Trinity and
the old ST. Martins team began, these
| two teams putting all other compeu-
tors out of the running. and. after the
original ST. Martins team had dropped
( from the fold, il was fought out be-
/ tween Trinity and the new 81. Martin s
aggregation. the former winning the
pennant only by playing out its full list
/ Of postponed games.