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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07
A CONFERENCE
At WHEELING
of the Catholic Priests Of West
Virginia is Called by Bishop
Donahue for March Is.

WHEELING, Jan. "Wednesday.
March &c, there win be a. conference
Of Catholic priests of the wheeling dio
cese for the purpose of exchanging
views on important matters connect
ed with religion. BIT. Rev. Mgr. Jo-
seph Y. Mullen. v. G., pastor Of ST
Mary's Immaculate Conception
church, South Side. now is preparing
ground work OF the debates.
The diocese board Of -consultors
met at the cathedral residence Thurs
day December 10. and then it was
decided to hold the coming confer
Eence. At the December meeting, Rt
Rev. Bishop Donahue presided. The
main topic was the encyclIcai Of the
Pope on Modernism
Bishop Donahue stated that he had
transmitted to Pope Plus x letter
declaring his fun adhesion in his own
name and in that of the diocesan
clergy and faithful to the condemns
tons, launched against the errors
advocated by the 'Modernists."
A portion Of the text OF the ,encyc-
lical was read and, in. accordance
with the sixth paragraph of the third
letter, Bishop Donahue appointed the
following committee to exercise
strict supervision over any dangerous
publications containing doctrines dan
gerous to Catholic faith and morals:
Rt Rev. Mullen. Very Rev. Her
man Joseph o. NJ. Cap, Superior
Street Alphonsus Monastery of Cap
uchins; Rev. John Mcbride, pastor Of
st Francis xavier's church, Mounds
vile.
Meetings of this committee will be
held every two weeks. according to
the requirements of the encyclical.
The new decree concerning matri-
mony also occupied attention of the
consultors. Gravity Of matters dis
cussed in the degree was considered
so great and time Of its going into
effect so near since it will be in force
on and after Easter Sunday next,
that it was considered advisable to
have special conference to ex-
change views about the exact mean
ing of various provisions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07
State journal RieIlt.

The Telegram heartily comedies
with the State Journal in the follow
ing:
Hon. Charles Edgar Hogg. dean
of the law school Of the West Virginia
University. has level head ON the
Virginia debt question. such as he
has on other subjects. He says there
win be noacompromise with Virginia
by this State. AS he Is one Of the
attorneys for West Virginia his state
ment Is a valuable one. The people
want the matter fought out on the
line Mr.. Hogg indicates"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07

A week has elapsed since the gem
eral prohibition law of Georgia went
into effect and it is reported that
there are quite number of damp
spots left yet. Various guesses are
being made as to the probable humid
ity throughout the state year, hence
and the estimates are about as far
apart as could be imagined. The
Georgia colonels are very likely doing
lot of tail thinking about now.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07

There were but four Republicans
on the Powers jury and there are at
least six Democrats in the State OF
Kentucky, who say on their oaths
that they believe he is innocent OF
the murder of William Goebel and
innocent of completely therein. From
the last election in Kentucky there
are doubtless thousands of other
Democrats who do not think he is
guilty. There is yet hope for him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07

West Virginia is said to have no
law furnishing people for carrying
dynamite around in trunks just as
one would ordinary pants, cuffs and
collars. Yet one does not dare carry
revolvers, dirks and the like, and es-
cape punishment, If it is found out on
him. Would it not be well for the
state solons to look into this bust
ness of destroying whole neighbor-
hoods, in case the stun goes of in
the trunks?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07
TUESDAY. JANUARY Z, 1908.
The Servant Girl Problem.

An all important problem which
most families have to contend with
and one that causes no end of
anxiety and worry is the servant girl
problem. With many it is indeed a
perplexing question and the troubles
and tribulatlons encountered in the
solving have caused great vexation in
the household. In commenting up
on the recent observations of 1. NJ.
Rubinow, of the Department of
Commerce and Labor. before the De-
partment of Domestic Administra-
ton of the Teachers College in New
York, the Wheeling Register supple
ments relief formula that he sug-
gests with another one giving further
suggestions which that paper believes
may prove helpful. From both of
them the worried housewife who has
been having troubles with her SER
want girl may CLEAN a few pointers
that might prove of assistance.
Mr.. Rubinow says 1.-THE whole
trouble with a girl is that she wants
an easy job terminated by an easy
husband" His formula for rellev-
ing the difficulties that beset the
housewife in her experience with fe-
male helm is nc fnllows.
l. The servant girl should never
be called the servant girl.
2. She should be addressed as
Miss" or Mrs"
8. She should not wear the dis
tinctive cape as a badge of servitude.
4. She should have her evenings
free, which would naturally lead to
her living outside.
8. She should receive sufficient
money to provide her own food.
All of which are good suggestions
as far as they go, says the Register.
but in practice they would be of lit
tie value unless accompanied with
additional rules for minimizing dis
tressing annoyances. These might
be classed under the following
heads:
/, Be considerate to any of your
help.
2. Do not exact unnecessary work
because her hands happen to be idle
at the moment. and especially at un-
necessary hours.
3. Be candid with her, treat her
kindly, make her as comfortable as
circumstances will allow, and make
her working hours as regular as pos
sible.
4. Be neither supercilious, un-
necessarily exacting or dictatorial;
try and put yourself in her place.
8. Demand proper respect and con-
sideration for her from the children
and other members of the family.
6. Undo" trying and all circum-
stances he your temper, avoid silly
scolding, and. .above all, he consistent.
Z. Keep In mind that when you both
pass the Great Divide your soul and
her soul may have to abide together
on, intimate and on equal terms.
The Register believes that the only
one way to "extinguish the fierce
blaze OF discomfort and allay the
mental anguish and physical suffer-
ings of the governor of the home" is
to employ male help altogether. In
view of the present economic situa-
ton in regard to the hired girl how
ever this is a bit visionary. But
the suggestions given seem sensible
and the Telegram gives them to its
readers in the hope that they may
help to ameliorate servant girl diff
culties in some of the many homes
that this paper finds its way each
evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07

Some of the people at Morgantown
are not aware of the fact that the
Chronicle has moved its office. Per-
haps the Chronicle forgot TO take the
old sign down, or maybe the subscrib-
er becomes bewildered at the num-
Der of newspaper signs and does not
know where to head in.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07

Some of the newspapers are saying
that Governor Johnson is saner than
Bryan, and, therefore. the former
will not get the Democratic nomina-
ton for President That is an in
ference that that party wants a
crazy man for President. 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07
WEEK OF PRAYER
At the Baptist Church is Progressing
With Interest Manifest.

The Week of prayer at the Baptist
church is progressing nicely. with
considerable interest manifest The
topic tonight will be christian Uni
ty." Tomorrow night It Will be
Sunday Schools" Thursday night
1t will be Missions and the next
night Education" DR.. STEELE, OF
Philadelphia. win arrive tomorrow
night by way of Pittsburg and be
with the church until over Sunday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07

The Democracy of the northern
end of the State is entering upon a
campaign to give the Democracy OF
the southern end the grand bounce
on the gubernatorial selection. 1t
will be interesting to note what SEN
ator Adam Littlepage has to say of
the movement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07

Rings Little Liver pills wake up
lazy livers, clean the system and
clear the skin. Try them for bilious
ness and sick headache. Price zee.
Sold by H. F. Burke.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07
DIR. LYONS MAY HAVE
FULL USE OF FINGERS

DR.. A. ]. Lyons, of the Spencer hos
pital, has returned home from Chic
ago. where he has been for the past
four weeks under the care Of spec
ialists, who have performed an OPP
Grafton on his injured arm. An in
cision eight inches long was made.
the severed nerve was taken up and
Joined and It is believed that after
it is entirely healed that DR.. Lyons
will again have the full use OF his
fingers. It viii be nearly two months
before he will be able to do any work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

The D. NJ. ogden company's Spring
opening Of suits on Friday, January
10th.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07
4 Off Holiday Goods

Sterling Silver Novelties,
Bric-a-Brac and etc. You
will find in the assortment
many handsome and useful
articles. Look them over,
you may find something
that you have been want
ing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07

The D. NJ. Ogden company's Spring
opening Of suits on Friday. January
10th.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07
Ladies Tailored Skirts

We have a very large
line for your choosing, the
prices will mete with your
approval, for the values are
great. All colors, styles
and sizes, for medium, large
or small figures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07
Great Values in Waists

1870 II VVr|ESEv
Handsome waists Of, SILK
also all-over nets, made in
the very latest styles and
kinds for your choosing,
If interested call at waist
department for particulars.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07

75lc Brown Muslin SC Yard
I Good quality fine brown Mus
lin, splendid value at 7lzc; sale
price SC yard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07
Benefit by This Twenty Per
Cent Sale

Handsome Fur Sets or separate
pieces, all marked in plain figures,
the regular price less 20 per cent.
Space prevents detailed descrip-.
tons, but those interested will find
here the best Fur values of this
year. Take advantage Of this 20
per cent. sale. Furs for ladies',
misses and children.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07
SOC Underwear ssc

Ladies Bleached Vests and
Pants, in all sizes, fine quality, rib
bed fleeced, silk tipped. A bar
gain at soc each.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07

$l.oo Dress Goods SOC
A special purchase Of
$1.0o Plaid Dress Goods,
bought at such a low figure
that we can offer you a
$1.oo value at SOC a yard.
Beautiful plaids for waists
and children's dresses.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-07
20 Pct. Off on All Furs-.-A Sale
of High Grade Furs

Ifthis meets the eye of woman
who contemplates the purchase of
a high-grade or something inexpen-
sive in Furs, she should not fail to
come at once. Make your selec-
ton now, large line of all kinds,
styles and prices TO select from.
Muffs; Scarfs and Goats, all at 20
per cent. off Unmarked price.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-31
LA HOUILLE

LIE Bulletin de statistique de
PO&ce de commerce d'Anvers.
Went de publier les r6sultats de Ia
production de la houille dams lie
monde enter, de 1850 a 1906.
Cette production, qui est partie
de 80 millions 88l. 1897 tonnes en-
1850, s'6leve en- 1907 a 893, 3,249, ,557
tonnes. Ellie done d6cupl6 en-
trente annees.
Les Etats-Unis viennent en- tete
avec 375 millions $4,000 tonnes;
la Grande- -Bretagne occupe le
deuxieme rang avec 25l millions
so, 90 tonnes, PAIlemagne Went en-
suite avec 1856. 100000 tonnes, sui
vie de loin par Ia France, qui oc-
cupe lie quatrieme rang avec 34.3l3.
900 tonnes ct la Belgique, qui pro-
duit 26 100000 tonnes, etc.
La France qui n'occupait que ]e
cinquieme rang de 1850, a 1870,
s'est elev6e au quatrieme.
Les developpements les plus Gu
rieux Sc sont produits au Japon ct
au Canada. LIE Japon qui Minis
criyait que l,243,000 tonnes en-
1905, atteint en- 1906, l2,500,000
tonnes, ct le Canada, dams le me-
me laps de temps, s'est 6lev6 a g.
2l6,000 tonnes, quintuplant sa
production depuis 1850.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-31
PENsEEs

C'est vraiment un spectacle d.
gne des plus graves ,medltations
que cette persistence absolue du
Pere q etre ct remplir lie monde.
L'incr6dul.t6 ne sert lei de rien.
Croyant on 1ncroyant. il faut bien
s'ar, 6ter devant Get etre prod1gieux
unique. incompatible, sans prec6-
dent, sans 6gal ct sans exemple,
qui domino l'histoire, fait retentir
de sol toute la terre, regarde pas
ser les siAcles, triomphe de tous
les destins contraires, survlt a tou-
tes les ruines, enterre tout ce qui
poutrage, grandit dams le malbeur
plus que dams la prosperite, ct pui-
Sc enfn dams la mort le principe
dune vie qul ne s'6puise point,
dune jeunesse qui recommence
toujours.
Evidemment, il y Ia un mira
Gle, ct on comprend que chaque
fois que, par la revolution annuel-
le du cycle liturgique, ce miracle
lu1 est rappele, PEglise exulte ct
pousse, avec enthousiasme, vers lie
ciel, le crl de sa reconnaissance ct
de sa fol: Tu es Petrus!
II. PERRElvE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-31
CoNsE1Ls DE Mgr DE SEGUR

Mon enfant bien aim6, appro.
che-toi lie plus souvent possible du
bon Jesus.
"Veux-tu conserver une fol vive
solide, pratique2 Commune SOU
vent ct pieusement-VeuA-tu con-
server ton innocence? Pauvre ct
cher petit, commune souvent ct
pleus ement .-Veux-tu prier COM
me IL faut ct bien aimer le bon
Dieu? Mon cher petit ami, commu.
ME souvent ct Requirement. Tout
est Ia, parce que la communion
c'est us-Chr1st.
"Mon enfant, pour lamour du
bon Dieu ct de ton ane, n'6coute
pas ceux qui voudraient te d6tour-
ner de la communion frAquente.
lis plaident la cause du diable
contre J6s11s ct contre toi.
''Mon enfant bien -aime. 81 tn
pers6vA.es jusqu'a la fin dams la
pratique de la communion pieuse
ct fr6quente, je te promets une
bonne vie ct une bonne mort, un
jugement doux ct favorable, ct une
glorieuse couronne dams l'6ternite
Amen"
P1TsBURG OBSERVER
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-31
BTATS-

! Milwaukee. Wisconsin, = D'a-
pres le Wilkins Catholic Directo-
ry, public en- cette vile, IL y a ac-
tuellement aux ats-Unis Ii ST..
422 catalogues.
Ces chiffres indiquent une aug
mentation de 7.106.452 catalogues
des 1les Philippines, 100000 q
Porto. Rico ct 35 600 ames aux lies
Hawai-.
En- r6unnissant ces diff6rents
nombres, on constate que la popu-
latlon catholique sous IL pavilion
6toll6 est de$22.O18.787.
Tous les nombres mentionn6s
dams Iannuaire ont 6t6 fournis a
Pediteur par les archeveques ct les
6veques des diff6rents dloceses.
De cette facon on peut cons1d6rer
le nombre total CONNIE exact.
Washington, On croft que
tout l6difce qui servait de base
aux complots r6volutionnai1es qui
de temps a autre 6clatent a Haiti
ct a Saint Dominique Went d'etre
renvers6 par Parrestation dun Cor
Sc, du nom de Giordani, accuse
d'avoir fabriqu4 des faux billets de
banque.
| On decouvert que le prison.
nier est un des principaux promo
teurs des revolutions qui ont 6clat6
q Haiti ct a Saint. Dominique.
M. Giordani est lami intime des
chefs r6volut1onnaires des deux re-.
publiques OF on dit que depuis plu-
sieurs annees il est le principal
| agent aux Etats. Unis des gene
raux r6volutionna1res Firmin ct
Jiminez.
En- meme temps que des agents
du service secret du gouvernemsnt
federal faisaient cette arrestation,
d'autres operaient la sa1sie dc 2.0OU
fuslJs, de 100000 dc cartouches
ct de plus de $1 100000 en- faux
billets de banque.
lis ont 6galement d6couvert dams
la maison que Giordanni habitat,
a Brooklyn, des lettres en- francais
ct en- espagnol Indignant que CO
dernier 6tait le repr6sentant des
deux g6n6raux r6volutionnaires ci-
t6s plus haut.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-31

dant de la forte race des colons
prim itifs, m6prise ouvertement le
pullulement impr6voyant des me-
nages nouveaux venus; il plant
CONNIE une infirmit6 ou raille
CONNIE u1 9 incompetence de seve,
phabitude Gu sont les Canadiens
Francais de mul5iplier les jeunes
totes a leur foyer. "Race inf6rieu'
re, d6clare-t.il, uniouement pro.
pre- a la reproduction Remar.
quez que les conditions mat6r1el.
les de la lutte pour la vie sont,
beaucoup plus qu'en France, favo'
rabies au d6veloppement de la po'
pulation, puisque le champ d'ac.
ton est sans bornes dams ce terri.
toire immense, tandis quill est
6troitement borne pour un homme
6nergique dams notre pays, q
moins den sortir."
A NANTES reprises, M. Roose.
velt, dams ses discours, a fait hon
to a ses concitoyennes de CO sous.
traire q leurs devoirs, comparant
cette ]ack etc a celle du soldat qui
1efuserait d'aller gu feu. Jusqu'a
present, PAm64ique ne Ia pas
6coute, ellie sen remet aux nou.
veaux venus du soin d'accro1tre SO
descendance.
Sur les 2 millions Inhabitants
qui peuplent Chicago, il ny d6ja
plus que $4,000 Am6ricains dc.
rigine en- face de 100000 Austro'
Allemands ct dun million d'6tran'
gers divers.
L'6crivain de la "Revue des
Deux Mondes' Sc demande 81 le
Yankee ne fnira pas par dispara1.
tre CONNIE le Huron ou lIroquois.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-31
EUROPE

La "CorrispoDdenza Romano"
organe du Vatican, pr6dit que la
guerre eclatera a Cuba des que
les troupes am6rlcaines seront re.
trees de cette 1le- d'ici le Ter f6.
vrier 1909.
Paris, - D'Apres une rumeur de
source autoris6e, M. Georges Gle.
menceau, chef du cab net francais,
age de 68 ans, dolt SO marler pro-
chainement avec une actrice de
grand talent, Nine Rose Caron.
D6cid6ment la polltique ct lie
theatre marchent la main dams la
main depuis quelque temps, car on
WI M. Casimir P6rier, fills de Pan.
Glen president de la R6pub'ique
6pouser lui aussi, une "m'a as tn
vue."
LIE marriage de M. Clemenceau
falt dire ses adversaires politi'
ques: Z" le comedien spouse la come.
dienne."
Paris, - On dit qu'une envelop-
pc scell6e, qui SO trouve en- depot
dams une banque de Londres ct
qui ne doit etre ouverte qua la
mort de M. Lemo1ne, renferme
une formule secr6te pour la fabri.
cation des diamants.
Cette envelope excite une Gu
riosit6 aussi intense que celle pro-
voqu6e par lie c6lebre coffre. fort de
Nine Th6rese Humb bert ct le mys-
t6rleux cercuell du d6funt Tho.
mas Druce.
NM. Cartier, La Cloche, Leroy,
Boucherons ct d'autres joaillers de
la rue de la PAX sont unanimes d
dire que 81 Lemoine pouvait seu-
lement fabriquer deux livres de
diamant, il pourrait facllemeut en-
obtenir $800.00O, mais que 81 ce
fait 6tait possible, il pourrait aus
81 bien en- fabriquer dix, vingt ct
meme cent livres, CO qul feralt de
lui un millionaire.
Deux 6poux, deux patriarches,
v;ennent de feter en- Hongrie, dams
le petit village d'Isoubotyi, le cen
tieme anni7ersaire de eur:mariage.
LIE fait est peut 6tre sans pr6ce-
dent.
Toute la region s'est d'ailleurs
int6ressee q cette fete unique, q
ces "noces de radium'', ct Tempe
reur lui-meme demand6 aug au-
torit6 des details oficiels, afin de
pouvoir congratuler personnelle-
ment ces deux anc6tres.
lis Sc Monument Szathmani: le
mari a cent vingt ans, la femme en-
a cent seize, ct ills comptent sept
cent douze descendants dams le
pays.
Presques aveugles ct passant le
temps a sommeiller, lis ach6vent
leurs ]ours dams un modesto GOTTA
ge de leur vllsge natal qu'ils mont
jamais quite.
LIE mari toutefois fume encore SO
pipe ct de temps q autre bolt un
7erre de bon vim.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-31
CANADA

| Ottawa, Ont, - L'honorahle NJ
Bureau, procureur general, a 6te
faiu conseiller du roi, a une r6un1-
on du cabinet federal,
St.Remi de Nap1erville, Que, =
LIE feu s'est declare au convent des
Seurs de Ste Anne ct il n'en res
to plus qu'un monceau de ruines
fumantes.
Heureusement, on ma pas a de-
plorer de pertes de vie.
On oeut estimer les pertes as 40.-
600, couvertes par des assurances,
mais pour I'M montant relativement
peu considerable.
Ottawa, Ont. - LIE commerce
total du Canada pour l'annee du
calendrier 1907 6t6 de $658.599.-
974 contre 1854. 319.289 pour 1906
une augmentation de $64.280.682.
Les importations totales Pann6e
pass6e ont 6t6 de 1886. .275. $50, une
augmentation de $780, 433. .675; les
expectations totales ont 6t6 de$273-
324.6l4, une augmentation de $3.-
847.OlO.
St-Fr6d6ric, Que, "A Ia r6u-
MON des directeurs de la Soci6t6
d'Agriculture, M Etienne Blan
chard, d6put5 de Vercheres, parla
du projet de faire 6lire les maires
des municipalities par le peuple, ct
non par le conseil.
Sa suggestion fat 81 bien ap-
prouvee ou'une resolution dams ce
sens fut adopt6e a l,unanimit6.
L'id6e semble gagner du terrain
tous les jours; on veut ainsl avoir
des candidats independents CONNIE
conseillers, ct non des hommes AMI.
mes de la seule ambition d'etre
choisis CONNIE maires.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-01-31
I'm NOuyeau Parti POlitiQue
Went d'etre Cree en-
France

Paris, - Deux 6v6nements 81
gnifcatifs, marquant la determine
ton croissante 9es classes conser
vatrices de resister aux atteintes
du socialisme r6voIutionuaire, sc
sont produits ici.
LIE premier est inauguration
du "Parlement Commercial F, cons.
titu6 pour assurer une meiIleure
representation des int6rets com.
merciaux ct industriels au par]e.
ment, ct dune facon generate pour
r6unir tous les commercsnts fran.
Gals en- ure sorte de parlement non
politique de stin6 a dtfendre les IT,
interets commurs.
LIE but principal de CO parti est
de combattre les socialistes par
leurs propres armes, en- pronant
IenteDte entire les patrons ct les
ouvriers. empechant ainsi une
campagne pour Intervention ex-
cessif de pEtat.
LIE second 6v6nement est rappa-
r1tion q Paris dun journal hebdo-
madaire, appel6 "l'Op1nion", sur
le modele du "Spectator'', de Lon.
dres.
LIE but de cette publication est
de coordonner les republicans con-
s6rvateurs de toutes nuances con-
tre les pr6tentlons du collectivis-
me, entire autre le disarmament.
A la guerre sociale des classes,
il opposera la cooperation des clas,
ses.
Les promoteurs de ce moment
sont M. Paul Doumer, ancien pre-
sident de la champre des deputies,
NJ. Rlbot, ancien president du con.
sell des ministries, ct M. Alexan.
Dire MiIlerand, ancien ministre du
commerce.
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A LA LEcoN DE CATEcHIsME

-Ains1. Adam 6tait tres heu-
reux dams le Paradis terrestre?
-Oui, Monsieur.
-Quel est le malheur qul lui
arriva?
-D1eu lui donna une femme!
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