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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

URlNG the vacation days several
of the boys of Linville. small
country village, decided upon
IL spending a week or ten days on
the banks of a beautiful river a
mile distant from their homes The place
chosen for their outing was within a
a rocky cliff overhanging the bank of the
river. Piercing this cliff were numerous
cavelike tunnels. scarcely large enough to
admit of small ground animal But the
boys who had come there to camp out
imagined that within the cliff at certain
distance from the small entrances they
might find a large cave or inner cavern
where might be found relics of past age.
Il tell you. kids declared Hank Jones.
leader of the band that We'll find some
thing worth our work if We'll dig into
this cliff. All we've got to do is to en-
large one of these tunnels and then we
can walk right into a cave that may
outdo the Mammoth Cave of somewhere
! don't just know the place.
Pennsylvania, amt it?'' asked Bert
Jackson. meaning the noted cave in ques-
ton.
'.Ho-ho-ho. laughed Andy Thomas at
Rert's expense. Pennsylvania? Welt
guess not. The Mammoth Cave is In old
Kantuck or so the geography says. You'd
better find out something about caves be-
fore you talk about them
We'll / don't know as it's of any i'm
portance-the Mammoth Cave" said Hank
Jones. THE question just now before
the public is: Shall we organize a cave
diggers' union-and go to work at once? p"
YEP cried half dozen voices, and
not one said mo
Well. we'll have to go up to the mill
and borrow some digging implements.
said Hank. Its too far to go home for
'em / know old MIR. Perkins, the miller,
and he'll lend us some spades and picks.
lie trades at my fathers store and he'll
remember me. all right, all right
So it was agreed that Hank and Bert
should go to the mill-just round the bend
in the river-and ask TO borrow some dig
ging implements with which to gain an
entrance to the imagined cave. But upon
reaching the mill the boys were told by
the head miller that Mr.. Perkins had gone
to town and that he would not take the
liberty of lending anything from the ma
chine shop of the mill. Filled with dis
appointment. Hank and Bert started to
return to their camp ground when they
saw a little chap busy about the mill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

Paula quickly. 'for a little fairy must
have come to me in my sleep and made
me dream they were here. And when
mamma awoke me l was not at all sur
prised to see her standing in my room.
But-one part of my dream has not come
true. I dreamed that We were again in
our little fiat in the city overlooking the
park"
And that's where we will be tomor-
row." laughed Paula's papa. And IL
Aunt Agnes will go with us We shall be
ever SO happy to have her"
"A city fiat in July?" And Aunt Agnes
looked shocked at such a preposterous
idea. II couldn't think of it. brother.
And what is more. you'd better leave
Paula with me till fall"
And to Paula's happiness her papa put
his arm about her and said:
Thank you. sister. for your kindness,
but we couldn't be parted from our little
girl any longer. No, it's the city fiat
for all of u.s.
And Paula clapped her hands and cried
out: "Goodie. goodie." much to Aunt
Agnes surprise, for the dear old lady's
intentions were good and she sincerely
thought her ways were the best ways.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

If you want anything from Mr.. Perkins
you'll have to go to him for f.
oh thanks for the information.
sneered Hank. But we got spades and
picks. all that we wanted And IL you'll
turn around you'll see our cave-one as
fine as you'd find anywhere. And If you'd
have behaved in a friendly way toward
us cave-diggers we'd have invited YOU
to go into it and explore it. But you re
a little Smart Alec and we don't want
to have anything to do with you. SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18
KINDNESS TO SICK PETS.

TT Kitty has fits. do not be afraid of her
and do not have her thrown cruelty
out of doors. She is suffering from acute
indigestion, and needs kind treatment and
medical aid just as would sick chlid
under the same conditions. AS soon as
the fit has subsidized speak gently to the
poor little sufferer, stroke her fur sooth-
ingly: then give her dose of castor OIL
mixed with six or seven drops of pepsln.
teaspoonful of oil will be sufficient. In
administering the medicine be careful not
to brighten her, for cats are very nervous
animals. AS soon you have Quoted
her down, and she is lying contidingly IN
your lap. open her mouth and insert the
spoon. then turn her head back SO as to
force her to swallow the oil. Sometimes
It is better for two persons to administer
the Dose as kitty will fight and scratch
when forced to swallow it.. and one may
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

Paula felt pleased that she was TO have
that little part in the festivity OF the
evening, and went about arranging the
flowers in very happy frame of mind
But as soon as she had finished with the
flowers she glanced at the clock. and.
seeing that it was getting near to her
retiring hour. hurried upstairs and into
her own room. Once there, however,
great loneliness came over her, and. fall
ing on her little bed, she began weeping
softly. wishing. OH. wishing SO deeply
that her own dear mamma and papa were
with her again. Oh" she wept, will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

back with all possible speed and saw, to
his horror. that the earth about the lit
tie caves entrance had fallen into the
cavitv. and the feet and legs of the last
boy entering were still protruding. With
out a moments delay Jimmy grabbed up
a spade that lay near and began dig
cling for dear life. Soon he had the boy
extricated and when he pulled him from
the debris the poor half-smothered fell
low could scarcely speak, so exhausted
were his lungs for want of air. "All the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

pretty sound blows. Jimmy, seeing that
he had only the sixth part of ; chance.
decided not to fight, but to use calm
reason. Now. will you tell me, boys.
what this all means?' he asked. trying
to dodge the slaps from the various
hands that swung about him. Il ask you
to please allow me to go on my way.
Mr. Perkins has sent me on an errand,
and l mustn't be delayed
Mustn't is pretty strong word to use
in your present condition. boldly laughed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

Hank, giving Jimmy cuff on the ear
which made it tingle and tingle Now
take that and that for Your kindness in
lending US the spades the other day.
And Hank gave Jimmy several other Keen
slaps across the cheek and ears. I guess
you'll not refuse to lend spades to us
again-if we ask for 'em, will your
You bet 1 will" replied Jimmy with
determination when I'm in charge of
another persons property I'll protect II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

the fresh evening air. Cook was set to
making ice cream in the cellar. A great
cake that had been baked during the
morning was cooling for the EVENING"
fine layer cake such as was baked for
special company. Usually little tea
cakes were served to casual callers. so
this great layer cake meant that there
was to be special company.
After supper Aunt Agnes said TO her:
Niece Paula. you may arrange the flow
ers in the parlor vases for me- And also
put some in the bowl on the dining ia
BILE"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18
Hidden Name Puzzle.

The name of famous inventor will be spelled
by taking letter of a syllable word from
each of the fol'o"'"y sentences and writing
chem In the order in which they appear: Man Is
master OF the world. People must learn to grow
mentally well as physically. IAN work and
play cannot be recommended. Disobev the
avs Of nature and be H. Lend not to the
'abitual borrower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

1 have said. just round the bend in the
river from the mill. AS he was passing
the camp he heard familiar voice calling
out to him: Hello. there, Smart Alec!
Want to get acquainted with us? We're
seek revenge on a chap like you"
Then. before Jimmy had chance to
say a word, half a dozen boys surround
ed him and began to torment him by CALL
ing him ugly names. and to strike him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18

get along. and don't come back this way,
either"
So saying. Hank gave Jimmy a shove
by way of emphasizing his words. Then.
with a loud whoop. the boys ran to the
mouth of the cave and crawied in. one at
time. But just as the last boy was
half way into the cave Jimmy heard
smothered scream and. turning round. be-
held that the dirt was crumbling from the
mouth of the recently dug cave. He ran
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18
Letter Enigma.

My first is in plume, but not in hat;
My second is In burn. but not in bat;
My third is In zero. but not In snow
Ny fourth is the same my third, you know;
My fifth is in lily. but not in white:
Ny sixth Is in darkness, but not in night;
My whole holds a mystery.
But solvable. too;
And children can
The mystery through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18
C0nundrum.

Why is watch dog larger at nigh. than in
the morning? Because he is let out at night
and taken in In the morning.
Why is a gudebook like pair of handouts!
Because 1t is >nade for tourists 1.-TWO wristsD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18
PLAYMATES.
little, sweet little ones that play

~EAR little, sweet little ones that play
From morning till night through the live
long day;
In In the morning, playing till late:
Ne'er in bed till the clock strikes eight.
Dear little, sweet little ones that play
From morning till night. through the livelong
day.
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hold her paws while the other gives the
medicine.
Plenty Of catnip should be mixed with
kitty's food and some scattered about
where she can find 1t to roll in. Also
keep dish Of fresh water where she can
get to it whenever thirsty. Never tease
your cat nor handle her roughly Cats
like children. can have their sweet dispo-
sitions ruined by bad treatment. Always
be kind and affectionate toward Your
pets. for they are helpless in your hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18
A LITTLE piCgie in a pen

A LITTLE piGgie in a pen
Was near corncrib high:
Little piggie shifted and sniffel,
Then broke out from his sly.
Little piggie ate so much
OF corn. both sweet and yellow.
That II Is a wonder 1t
Did not kill the fellow.
But he was a pig. you know.
And eating didn't matter,
For IL was his duty to
Grow fa:tcr, fatter. fatter.
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PAPA'S SECRETARY AND PET.
T17IL> &aN6Z
AN lyVO9sTe
BeheadinQS.

IL Behead a Transparent substance and leave
. young girl G., Behead that which weak
eyed person does when looking toward a strong
light and leave a place where golf is played.
81 Behead the tricks of a mschievous boy and
leave that TO which a common soldier belongs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18
BONE Of CONTENTION.

THIS story is told by a southern gen.
tleman:
'In my boyhood days-and during the
civil war-I knew an old colored man
who was deeply interested in the conflict
between the north and the south. but
who never once thought Of going to war
himself. One day / put this question to
him: Say, Uncle Sam, here are men OF
the north and men of the south killing
each other over you. Why don't you
pitch in and help them?
'Uncle Sam looked at me for mo-
ment; then replied: Nah frien'. has you
evan seen two dawgs a-fightin ovah
bone?
"'Of course I have 1 replied.
"'Well, massa, did you evan see dat
bone fight?''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18
CurtaiIings.

~ Doubiy curtail a small article which fur
nishes with light and leave small footrug.
on Curtail the form in which medicine is now
prepared and leave piece of dining room fur
niture. 80 Doubly curtail a hostelry and leave
the condition OF the tropics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-18
Answers

Beheadings-Q) Glove-lov (2) String ring
CD Grind -rind.
Curtailiugs-O Stare-s star. (2l Shower show
90 Pillow pill.
Hidden name-Lafayette.
Letter MISUNDERSTANDING.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-24
UNE OPINION ALLEMANDE
Sur LIE FRANCAIs

> -- .'
On 6crit de Berlin que la Soci6-
t6. des commercants berl1nois, qui
adressa gu mipistre une petition
pour obtenir l'introduction.d de Ian
g!ais CONNIE lsngue obligatoire
dams les 6coles secondaires moder-
mes, public un discours tenu au
siege de la soci6t6 sur lie meme su-
jet, ct don't voici un passage:
"Nous n'avons pas Gu l'intention
d'encourager l'6tude de Panglais
au d6triment de celle du francals.
Nous estimons bien plutot que la
connaissance de la langue, ct de Ia
literature franchise est la eondi-
ton premiere de toute harmonic
dams Ia culture intellectuelle.
dependant nous estimons aus
81 que nous ne pouvons plus nous
passer de Ia connaissance de Ia lit
t6rature ct de la langue anglaise.
Celle-ci est indispensable pour con-
na1tre l'histoire du peuple anglais,
pour comprendre son syst4me colo.
NAL, ga -politique d'expanslon ct
tous les facteurs contribuant 4 as
surer SO position pr6pond6rante
dams le monde"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-24
I'm des Notres qui Marche de
I'AYant

Nous avons remarqu6 avec plai'
sir que dams la liste des directeurs
6lus pour ]'ann6e 1908, dams les
differences banques de la vile. il
sc trouve un des n0tres.
En- effet, NJ. @. @. B6langer,
marchand de hardes, bien connu
en- notre Vile, Went d'etre cho1si
CONNIE Pun DIES neuf directeurs de
Ia Central State Bank ct a en- plus
6t6 nomm6 CONNIE membre du CO.
mite d'audition pour l'ann6e 1908.
Voicl la liste des directeurs de Get
te banque: F. L. Williams, j, D.
Utendorfer, John McCulock, A.
D. Clark, @. O. Belanger, Martin
Bitterness, j. P. Lansing, Thos.
O'Connor, j. D. Salmon.
Ii a 6t6 Gu d ces charges mardi,
le Il Janvier dernier, ct est au-
iourd'hui officer dams la banaue
qui q page lie plus grand dividende
de toutes les banques de la vile
ayant pave 20 pour cent 3 ses &C.
tionnaires. +
Notre compatriote est aussi un
dies actionnaires de la East Side
State Bank, ainsl que le DR. La
pierre qui est I'M de nos compatri-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-24

La prochaine seance de la Cour
Notre- Dame de Lourdes, le 3 f6.
vrier, aura lieu q 7:3O hrs au lieu
de 8 hrs atm de faire place au par
ii de cartes qul aura lieu &c soir.lA
q Tissue de la s6ance.
Tous nos compatrlotes sont cor.
dialement invites d'y %assister, sale
Odd Fellows, coin Central ct &c
rue N. E.
II y aura des prix d6di6s exclu.
sivement pour les messieurs et
pour les dames,-c'est a dire, que
les danes n'auront aucun droit aux
prix des messieurs.
II y aura aussi concours de dew.
nette avec prix.
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''Linen Shower

Nine e.. Dargls a mis- So resi-.
dence mardl apr6s-midi, a la dis.
position dune trentaine d'amiee
pour un "linen shower" on l'hon.
neur de SO seur Mile Florence
Page. LIE petit Arthur Dargis
presentait, tres continent, a
Mile Page les nombreux pa.
quets contenus dams une
petite voiture toute ornee de
blanc, ct quill trait. Ces paquets
contenaient de msgn1tques pieces
de toile.
On concours litteraire cut lieu q
cette reunion ct Nine A. Laurent
en- gagna lie prix. Nine Peter Lud
wig gagna le prix du concours de
de devinette.
Entre-temps des rafra1chisse-
furent servis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-24

M. Henri Lorange est revenu de-
st Hyacinthe, Canada, la semaine
derniAre Cd il a visit6 son frAre M.
Joseph Lorange qui est tres gra-
vement malade. M. Lorange nous
dit que les m@decins d6sespArent
de SAWYER la vie de son fr6re quilts
n'esperent prolonger que trois GU
quatre mois encore.
M. j.. Lorange a demeur6 du-
rant plusieurs ann6es en- notre vii
le ct est membre de la Cour Nicol-
let des Forestiers Catalogues ct
.du. camp Champlaln des Woodmen
of.the World.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-24

0Tous les membres de la Cour
L'Etoile du Nord, w. @. O. F.,
sont prizes d'assister a la prochaine
s6ance qui aura lieu le 8 f6vrier
proclaim. lUne question tres i'm
portante, int6ressant tous les mem
bres sans exception sera discut6e
ct d6oid6e q cette reunion. Pour
6viter tout Acknowledgement assis-
tez-y ct donnez votre opinion sur
le sujet, c'est la majorit6 qui Fem
porte.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-24

Nine Louis Thibault: de la rue
Jefferson N. E., est alice q l'h0pi-
tai de la Vile mercredi apr6s midi,
pour y eubir une operation de les
tomac. Ellie est sous les bons
soins du DR. Lapierre. Nine Thi-
bault est mere de 10 enfants don't
l'a1n6e nest ag6e que de II ans ct
le b6b6 de deux mois.
Les voeux de tous ses parents ct
amls l'accompagnent pour une
heureuse ct prompte gu6rison.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-24
Les PiluIeS R0u&6S
DE La
C%ompagnie Chimique
FranCO-AmeriCaine
DE-


Combien y a-t-il de femmes canadien-
remede fait specialement pour Giles?
Tres peu, n'est-ce pas?
De toutes les temmes canadiennes qui
ont fait usage des veritables Pi|ules Rou-
gss, combien peuvent dire qu'elles men
ont pas retire de tres grands avantages?
Tres peu, n'est-ce pas?
Cette v6rlt6 6tablie, le grand danger
est, Mesdames, de vous laisser tromper
par le substituteur ct le colporteur. Les
deux sont vos pires ennemis.
Quand vous AVE. decide d'acheter une
bo1te de Pllules Rouges della Compagnie
Chimique Franco Americana parce
qu'une de vos amies ou une de vos pa
rentes a etc complement guerie par ce
fameux remede, &C sont les veritables
Pllules Rouges que vous voulez, n'est-ce
pas? Les m6mes 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 nom, on encore I'm
autre rem6de que le vendeur vous dit
etre "touJ aussi bon".
81 le vendeur a dams son magasin les
veritables Pilules Rouges lorsque vous
les lui hernandez ct quill essaie de vous
vendre autre chose, c'est quill veut un
plus grand profit sur son "meilleur mar
che" gu tout aussi bon". Mails alors,
vous, Mesdames, on est votre profit, vo.
tire sante? Peu importe au vendeur ct
au %colporteur. Vous perdez votre argent
tout est d recommencer
LIE vendeur honnete vous donnera les
Pilules Rouges. Voyez 3 ce quill le fas-
SO, GU allez %ailleure.
LIE vendeur honnete vous donnera les
Pilules Rouges de Ia Compagnie Chlmi-
que Franco-Am6ricaine lorsque vous lut
demanderez une boite de Pilules Rouges.
Voyez a CO quill le fasse,o1 allez ailleurs.
LIE vendeur honnete vous obtiendra ce
que vous lui hernandez sans substituer
sans inter GU chercher a vous tromper
81 le vendeur GU lie colporteur vous from.
pc, 6crivez-nous pour les
$1OODE RECOMPENsE
que nous ofrons pour Iarrestation ct la
conviction de tout vendeur on colporteur
qui vendra des pilules rouges limitations,
dlsant que ce sont les memes que cel!es
de la Compagnie Chimique Franco-Ame-
~ricaine; qu'ils sent envoy9s par nous, GU
toute autre fausset6 cOmmise par COS
vendeurs.
Les Pilules Rouges de la Compagnie
Chimique Franco -Am6ricaine ne sont
jamais vendues de porte IN porte, jamais
au 100, TOUJOURS On bottle de bois rem
fermant so Pilules Rouges chacune, 10
nom de la Compagnie Chimlque Franco
IAmericaine Giant toujours u chaque
onvelope enrourant Ia bo1te.
Pour toute information, ecrivez q Ia
Compagnie Chimique Franco-Americat-
ne, 274 rue st Denis, Montreal.
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DECES

M. On6sime Primeau est d6c6.
de, mardi lie 81 c%ourant, a Page dc
+! 36 ans.
IL a succomb6 q l'6r6sipele
apres une maladie de I'm an ct de.
mi.
II laisse pour le pleurer une
6pouse ct un enfant de vingt mois,
ainsi que quatre freres: MN. Ma
poleon ct jean Baptiste Primeau,
de notre Vile ct NM. Narc1sse ct
Hormidas Primeau de Stetson-
vile, Wis Cos deux derniers
sont venus assister 4 ses fun6rail-
les.
lie d6fupt await 6pcus6 en- Sc
condo noce Mile Ida Laroche ct
il r6sidait q Minneapolis depuis
plusieurs ann6ee.
II naquit 4 Ste MARITIME, +. c.,
Canada.
II 6ta1t membre de rUnlon st.
Joseph ct fut porte en- terre par
six de ses confreres: j. @. Deslau.
riers, Ed. st. Pierre, Aug. Bilo-
deau, Jos. Rivest, Jos. DUDE, ct
Jos. Sabourin.
Son service a 6t6 chant6 Jeudi q
l'6glise Notre- Dame de Lourdes
ct son lnhumation a 6t6 fate au
cimetiere Ste. Marie. Rainville
Freres avajent charge DIES fun6-
rallies.
La famille Primeau est une des
plus respect6es de notre colonie ct
PECHo DE L'OUEsT lui offre ses
plus slnceres condolences dams la
douloureuse perte qu'elle Went de
subir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-24

Les Enfants de Marie de Notre-
de Lourdes, ont pr6sente
dimanche dernie: apres- midi, q
deux de leurs compagnes qni sont
pour abandonner leurs rangs pour
la vie con]ugale, de jolis cadeaux.
A Mile Florence Page Giles ont
pr6sent6 un richie chapelet de per-
les d'am6thyste monte en- or, ct a
Mile Della Beauch@ne un joli IL
vre de pri6re.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-24

otes les plus a false de Minneapo-
lis. Ces deux concitoyeus sont
aussi ex6cuteurs de la succession
du regrett6 DR. Thomas l.. Lallber-
is, qui 80 reglera bient6t dit-on.
L'ECHo DE L'OUEsT f6licite ces
deux bons canadiens de leur sue
cAs ct voudrait voir IN plus grand
nombre des notres engages dams la
meme voie..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-24

Nine j. T. Leduc, a assist6, ces
jours derniers, q Installation des
officers du camp Sibley, des W.
w. ct du cercle Slbley, des
Woodmen Circle, de Mendoza,
MINI.
Ces deux camps sont tres pros
pAres ct Nine Leduc nous dit que
leurs membres peuvent fare Ia
barbe a leurs confrAres des villes
quand IL s'agit d'ex6cuter les c6r6-
monies du rituel ct pr6parer une
soir6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-24
La B. B. Fuel Co., don't notr,

La B. B. Fuel Co.. don't notre
compatriote M. D. <. Marsolais
est le directeur, a une annonce
dams une autre colonne dc CO nu-
nero sur laquelle nous attirons
l'attention de nos leoteurs.
Ceux de nos compatriotes qui
auraient besoin de bois on de char
bon peuvent sen procurer en- s'a.
dressant par telephone on autre-
ment aux bureaux de cette compa-
gnie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-24
@rhn de 1'@nest
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. "a Jan 1908

Dams le compte-rendu de Fins
tallation des officers de Ia cour
Notre-D Dame de I1ourdes, nous
avons oubli6 de mentionner que
Mile Alma Lerose, accompagnait
Mile Alice Beau)ieu, au piano,
dams la chapson qu'elle a rendue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-24
U. S. c. F.
HuREAux DU SECRETAIRE GENERAL
AVIS OFFICIEL
Finds desDames Auxillalres
!. CoTIsATION IS DECEs 81
EscANABA, MICH, lie Is Janvler 1908

Mesdames ct SGeurs,
Vous etes oficiellement notifies du
d6ces de MN Lev6ad6 Troudelde la bran
che No 4. de Ishpeming, Mich, de la
maladie dite P%eritonite.
Ecu Nine Troudel 6tait 'assuree de
100000 dams la classe des Danes Auxi-
liaires ct portrait ]e certi1cat de bene6ce
No 266 en- date du 5 Few. 1900 ct 3 Pc
poque de son d6ces etait en- reggie avec ga
Societe GU Comit6 permanent ct avec lC
MON des Societies.
D'apres Ia teneur de la Section 9 de
Particle IL des Regiments de pU-
MON des Societies Condolences : Fran
eaises Catalogues des Etats. Un,s, tout
membre assure dams la caisse du Ponds
des Danes Auxiliaires don't le C%ertif1cat
de B6n6fce porte une date ant6rieure an
28 Dec. 1907, dot payer au Secr6taire
de Ia Branche a laquelle IL appartient le
montant dune cotisation suivant son age
du Is Janvier 1908 au Is F6vrier 1908.
:. EMMANUEL M. ST. JACQUES
Secretaire, General.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-24

C'est M. .. Dup6r6 qui a Ste
pheureux gagnant du tirage qul so
fat tous les mo1s au Camp Cham
plain.
Les membres qui assistent q la
premiere ct deuxi6me s6ance du
mols ont droit au tjrage ct le ga
gnant recoit un dollar.