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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
NmnlnMlN succnnns Mnnonn.

,MNshm2ion, March b. The secretary
~ Nm interior has selected Moses
lleanAii assistant erlntondent OF
We HasHoll inGihn schuol az lawrenga.
NJ lg p' saperintendent Of the Car
lotiiior carries a salary OF ~ 500
sa, M Friedman succeeds Maj w
a. Aieiser, ~ army officer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
Arrrn moNKING mAcISs.

Ncw York. March G nicyco police
men we're ont On thoir machines yca-
iernay for the first tline since The Last
rnow ana "a automobile drivers wcre
arre,foo fof cro.sdlng The speed limit.
Many complaints 81 reckless driving
hayo been made Ncenlly, - u. II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
SPENT HAPPY EVENING.

Mr.. Hance was at his office yesterday
as usual and spent the early evening at
cards with his family. The suicide came
inst at the eve of two or three
months' vacation with salary. which
the officers of the company were plan
ming to give him.
Close friends say that Mr.. Hancn's
personal affairs had been badly entan-
gled for some time and that he hao
been undergoing u tremendous mental
strain as q result. About four weeks
ago the Union Trust company was, IN
a measure, reorganized. and Frank W.
Blair auditor of the Peoples state say
ings bank, was elected president. which
office had been vacant for about a year
since the death of William c. Mcmillan.
While 1t is estimated by some that
disappointment over the elevation OF an
outside man over him In the Union
Trust company contributed largely TO
MIR. Hance's depression. Henry Russell.
director and legal counsel, says that
Mr.. Hance had been told long before
the election that he could not be made
head of the institution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
srcAR ADVANCES rEN CENrs.

New York. March e.--All grades OF
refined sugar were advanced 10 cents
a 100 pounds today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06

!, NM 10 Mr.. Advertiser: The News"
makes bcc-iinc to the nome "i
tiic prospective buyer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06

This Storm Hasn't Put a wet-BianIxet
on Real Estate Activity. Watch
The Orers Tomorrow,
Arizona republican., 1908-03-18
The G0u|d-Coo|ey Sales Co. At 42 West Washington St., Phoenix, Arizona.
THE CITY OF DELIGHT"

Among the new books issued by the Bobbs Merrill Company, publishers is "The City of Delight" by Elizabeth Miller. "The City of Delight is an interesting story. of the Jewish people. The continuation follows swiftly the fall of Jerusalem and the story begins with the preparation of the people for the final struggle against Roman dominion. The usual thread of love runs through it and there is also the usual element of the stirring, but the story is well told. "The City of De- light is the more especially valuable in that in the color the author has set out the result of her researches into contemporaneous history. Miss Miller is a comparatively young wo- man. Her first work was 'The Yoke which also has to do with the Jewish people, a romance of the period of the Exodus. The Yoke appeared four years ago.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-18
MAKE THE STOMACH WORK.
Indigestion Can Never Be Cured by
 MoIIycoddling.

Don't try to cure your stomach trou- ble by coaxing. fussing, dieting and mollycQddling.
 Make Nthe organ work. If 1t cannot take care of the food you eat without complaints such as flatulence. indiges- tion. headaches. and the feeling of fullness or distress, make its muscles work by using Mi-o-na stomach tab lets.
 These little tablets. taken with reg ularity for few days. will soon strengthen the muscles and walls of the stomach so that it will take pleas ure in working to digest the food you eat. and there will be no further suf- fering with indigestion.
 The time to treat disordered or weakened stomach is when you begin to suspect that you have indigestion for the suspicion will turn to certainty very soon. The heart burn, the flatu- lence. the coated tongue and heavy and dull feeling after eating that come occasionally after you eat too much of something that does not agree with you. will show themselves after nearly every meal unless the stomach is put to work with Mi-o-na.
 Try 5C-cent box of Mi-O-na on Larson Drug company's guarantee of money back if it does not do all that is claimed for it.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-18
A FORGER CAUOHT
 MAKES CONFESSION
Bender, Alias Mccormick, Expects a
 Penitentiary Sentence.

F. Bender, the fOrger who says that
 his real name is James Mccormick,
 was arrested at Tempe on Monday
 night and yesterday morning he ad-
 mitted passing a forged check to which the name of R. L. Comfort was ap- pended, to the Phoenix Wood and Coal company.
 The arrest was made by Constable Sigala for two reasons. without either
 one of which he might still be free.
 In the first place he was drunk: only drunk enough to attract the attention
 of the officer but hardly drunk enough to warrant his arrest. But the gaze of the officer having been fixed upon | him. there was something in his ap- pearance which reminded him of a description of a forger which had earl | fer in the day been received from the office of the sheriff The description itself might not have resulted in the arrest
 Mccormick, or Bender was held for Sheriff Hayden who happened to be on the south side and he immediately identified him as James Mccormick
 who had been in jail for the theft of gold ring from man for whom he had been working.
 Mccormick denied the story of the 1 forgery but when the sheriff took him
 to the office of the wood and coal com
 pany yesterday morning he was promptly identified and then he con- fessed. He offered in extenuation that | he had been drinking.
 l. 4n
 was found of the something more than S19 which he had realized on the
 check. The officers of the jail had had experience with MT Mccormick in the search for the stolen ring. He had
 been instigated that time without re- suit and was discharged. He imme- diately went out on the street and
 boasted that the officers were "easy"
 He presented the ring in proof of their easiness. This came to the notice of the sheriff's office and Mccormick was taken up again. Though it was known
 that he had the ring it was found with
 the greatest difficulty.
 So when only $40 was found yes
 terday that did not mean to the searchers that that was all. They took all the clothes off-of MT. Mccormick
 and proceeded to rip them to pieces and when they go through only the buttons remained undisturbed. The clothing was in pieces like it had been before the tailor first "basted" it to- gether. Hidden under the lapel of the vest, directly under the cloth a ten dollar bill was found.
 Mccormick said last night that he evpected to go to Yuma but the offi- cers, he said. would have trouble when he got out. He said they had bounded him and when he was free again would hound them with murder OuS intent.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-18
NEW HARVEY HOTEL
 OPENED AT WILLIAMS
New Building is Constructed of Rein forced Concrete With Modern Con- veniences.

Information, which will be of special interest to all Grand Canyon travellers who stop off at Williams enrOute to or from the canyon, is that concerning the opening Sunday of Fray Marcus, the new Santa Fe station hotel at Will Hams. Arizona, under the management of Fred Harvey.
 This newest of the popular Harvey houses is a long. one story building on the north side of the railroad track. just west of the old depot. It is built of reinforced concrete. with wide DOT ticos. like an old Spanish mission. In the building there are twenty-five bed rooms. some of them with private bath.
 The public rooms consist of a res taurant, where all meals are served a la carte; a lunch room, lobby and a large Indian room. In this latter room are easy chairs and writing tables for the convenience of the guests.
 The new hotel has very modern convenience such as steam heat. cleo tric lights, baths and is up to the San ta Fe standard in every respect The establishment of the Fray Marcos will add a very pleasant feature to travel, particularly to the canyon and with the opening of the spring business to that point, will draw a liberal patron age.
Arizona republican., 1908-03-18
POLICE COURT.

POLICE COURT. - George Kobota. arrested for drunkenness and disorder Iy conduct, yesterday forfeited bail bond of $10 in police court. Frank Nishimura arrested on a similar charge. was sent below for ten days. Jesus Duarte for a similar offense was jailed for seven days and William Brady. charged with drunkenness, was jailed for five days. John F.. Young was arrested for violating the saloon closing ordinance and the case, which was to have been heard yesterday, was postponed until today. The violation is is alleged, consisted not in refusing to close the saloon, but in taking in one or two men for drink after the saloon had been closed as usual at midnight
Arizona republican., 1908-03-18
A SOUTHERN TOUR.

Kibbey left last night for a southern tour of several days. He will be in Bisbee tonight to deliver an address at the banquet of the board of trade and from there he will go to Clifton where he will finally pass upon the new school house that is being constructed in that district by direct appropria- ton of the legislature.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
E. s. WHITING
 LIKES NOME
PRESIDENT OF 4 GREAT FRISCO COMPANY SAYS WE HAVE
 GREAT FUTURE.

$. E. Whiting. president of the Northwestern Register Company. Ltd ef WHaiHs a.a rer, Huron. who ar- s.vsi ts-fsH#ay aa the Cnrufu. ex- r#.,. Hm--f a= mrrr than Iirae,, ~+h a#- Ffr1r7Hvr -f this rftv Hy says that Som, Is hc,omine much uarr widely known in business and a- a1u.lt uiJ.-.~ every day
 In addition Go being president of th, Northwestern I,Efztsr Company. ahtr. l. 1H extensive HaHa 4.auk maaurae- tuning Hm h, IS vfEa president af Jhr E,mrf-vhHmE -. wholesale nr- EHuua reHa. uf sla Francisco. H. i- tn NaHe as thr zrsraf r.rrassutati,, af rH National cash Register com wny aa ar r=maTH h,r. HHtH tua saWas az. .aH# Niatara
 ra has Ha=. .aaH-s tfe Frand tour of Aaska aud sp,uks enthusiastically oi everything he saw.
 Mr WHtHs vaa takes care Of tho a4f-lde 4ssf.-,- al h.s houses. tray af- e,.Hs4h.re fam Nso York ta IIi- zaH md faam NaHa ta N,v.aa
 rh, impressions which Hr #4s eai1- s4 from Ha- yisit Hefa Haea Induced bim te include N4m- 5n hz yearly rounds hereafter
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
NEW
 RECORD
 IS MADE
Nuggets Special Service.


 NEW YORK. Sept. G - The cmard liner Lasitauia aaiz#ed azeHsattouH run across the Atlantic at gzau u,cIocI. touieat when tue official figures for thr trip became available after tha liner had anchored outside the bar for .the Hieht if dc.rIorei that the big ur biuer had not only lowered al record for tht trans Atlantic voyage bv nrtr- ly four hours. Eut that she had alss broken three other records. th,. official timing uf The Lusitania placed her off Daunts rock at 1O;3o o'clock last. sun day. Stcaming abreast of the light ship as 9.30 tonight she made the pas sage in just four days and fifteen hours. The best previous record made by her .on Nov. last. was four days eighteen hours and forty minutes her new per formanee lowering the previous .marl. by three hours ana forty minutes.
 on the whole trip of 2.71S niles the Lusitania made an average speed of 25.o5 knots an hnur-a rcw record. .tao previous one being 25.O1. made by her on her record trip last November. The third record broken is that for tha greatest days run-G5O knots up ta noon of the 17th-in which she also set "a new pace In steaming an average of 25.6s knots for the 24 hours.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
CRAIG ROASTS OTHER MEMBERS
 OF COUNCIL

4 lively lime was witnessed at th city council meeting last nigh. an. came from. tae w1lm protests af rom- eilmau Craig against f#e iutrfareu. af thc remainder of The me,lberz in lh affairs ef the street department. Q. which he iz chairman.
 The raw arose from tfe proposal fHa thr recommendations If the strr,' commissioner far fhe appointment Inf temporary successor bc adopted
 Mr. Graig accused his ueaeues a. making changes in thr department. such as the police without cnsulunr him. and hr threatened to step dow and out" and let the remainder do ae they wished
 He continued hy saving that some thing else was back If their action ana
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
HE FLREaN FRISCO.

Hss .f . wHst tuuuu rFj utyr- a-f|at-e events aa modern #lsar. s... r.. aa.a. aarls9rwu which fu.- lowed a## a-1-,raH~ aH#muaksfH Stu Frm.ts=a and destroyed rn# bgIutifu
 \ r-aaaa.rea Hf fHfs Gr- viii b, =a.H t=#s#T at tasfe Ht.t when Mr j.&-D e# 1Ne h= Inst entertain. ment heffa leaving far the statas-
 The rietar. was taken ou 5he zrut and those Wa" haee heard sa mugl about #e4aeIy-m sat lrs.lsa a eis
 u fa#ae fH. g#HHzs If tha flame. rr,m rfg beginning fa rh. sHd frrr San rHH#1-.a .aaa#t#t-. StH Ff4Hgi-a. H asa 6He a44IaHHs #eH. watch tbs rn.H H fU.lr rFFrHE NmE
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08

-hat everything ae had dsue uad beet suaCRed for some reason uF another.
 Ernst at tihr time showed som. warmth and asisea Craig ta specify and ta name The ea8HeiIm,H whom hr ar- -Hsrd Lehman wished ta answer far
 Lehman wished tr answer for rhs naIise committee aHd said fl .btHr raf fHa better had been made.
 fHH matter ts ap ro tae. str,ar can mifter.' said tHe mayor
 Appoint him yourself" answered Nr efaig Warmlz "ru qut the -tresl uHmift.. tonight"
 Afterwards when the mayor appoint ed Mir Craig on a epmmilte, and -al some complimentary things about him Mr Craig said
 q don't want any boqucts thrown at me-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
ITALIANS ATTACK
 HINDUS

TACOMA. IF. ai Md .rn.d attn =isht ,t 4a Hindu strike breakers GHu lHsir places n tmr Northern Fstsla railroad yards. about au Italian labor sf= armed With stones. clubs and alH
 ar weapons twice today engaged H.. iiindns in a pitched battle. but Were rePuls.l bs tfe later With bullets. oH- Hindu is in the hospital with a bruise face and the foreman of the track gang mas lump on his forehead from rock thrown by the Italians. Other than this there were na casualties.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
DR. WHITEHEAD NOT
 MISSED AFTER ACCIDENT

A fact that Is not generally known is that after the overturning of the cars on the railroad last Saturday. Dr. Whitehead's disappearance was not noted for quite a time
 He was therefore a considerable length of time under water before re- lief came. according to one of those who were on the train when the acci- dent occurred.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08

fhe Dobhs Company can assure the people of Nome t.at.the Passion Play aa h"wu at thr Eagle theatcr SatHr- day night "fll contain nothing that Wiu hr, sacreliginus or irreverent, or any pictures presented offensive tn any Christian of an denomination
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
PASSION PLAY

The Dobbs Alaska Moving Picture Co on next Saturday at Eagle hall. will present the wonderful Passion Play of oherammergau Bavaria. Thou ands of people 20 miles to witness the 'rauiiful and faseinating passion play If obcrammergau.
 Al nm expense of nearly ten thous- and dollars this picture was taken. and win be seen at the Dobbs show Satur- day night
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
C Me Felix
SUIT FOR
 POSSESSION

s.t for possession of t.c nercula- mum and Duplex claims was filed to- a4t u tAe office uf the clerk If tHe district court.
 The plaintiffs are .. r. Gawden. .. = bIuger. eHis I.auslen and J E He.ti. fer. TEc defendants gre eafit HHHty Joseph N.uHaH-tr. H T. H+r- ding. &.##H N. Johnston and Jacob FaIshi... y. fhr property is situated ahuF ae farfz of Newton gulF6 and Dry crock
 eften * Gloves are for plaintiffs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08

T. J. Nestor has bought the entire stock of liquors, beers and cigars oi the Northwestern Commercial Co, and will place most of these goods on the market at outside cost. The goods will all be placed in one warehouse. and we ask our friends to call and look them over. We will guarantee to sell as cheap as you can buy on the out side
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
MARRIED BEFORE
 VICTORIA SAILED
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. Sept. s. - On the eye of the sailing of the Victoria for Nome Sergeant George Bowling of the 22d infantry was married to Miss Annie Gertig.
 The sergeant. who will be stationed at Fort Davis. won his bride by saving her life at American Lake. At the lime he rlsked his own life to snatch her from beneath the feet of charging cavalry horses.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
sIatz Private Stock a, the Bank.

Mis- l.. F Thumas has aprrrd a .tyFrwritiHe aud steH4sr9phIa exehanea un Second street. orrnsite the Masuni, Temple
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
LOS

Between Nome anal Bort naTtz. Sal url1y. back comb. set with uue stuu, and riHdsteHrs S7 reward at la5 Riv. sr street
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
HUNDRED INTENTION TO
 ASSASSINATE TAFT
Nuggets Special Service.

TOPEKA, Sept. :. - The Journal of this city published this morning an anonymous letter which states that the chief of police has told Taft that he is aware of an attempt to assassinate the presidential candidate on his ar rival in Chicago. Not much credence is placed in the statement
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
LADIES.

our queen Quality" Shoes arrived by NorthWastern. and afl be unpaclal Monday r A. Peterson Shoe co
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
Granite Mining Candle. are tn. best

Remington Typewriter Agency ra. pDr Carbon. Ribbons Don \ Stew. 4rt Nome Realty Eag Phone MaIr 2uS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Notie.. r. hereby given 10 parent. and pupils that Che Nome public scaoo "iI re-orsH for fine ensuing yrar m Tuesday morning next. September <. al nine rtJ a-clpck.
 SeHaaL BOARD.
 Bv John T. Reed. Clerk
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
Go 10 the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastr, The only coffee house in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08

5lstz Private Stock at tn. Bank.
 5Istz Private Stock at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08

seraper teams for hire. 214 First avenue
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
POSITION WANTED.

IT. en tp Siberia or Alaska as cook Address Mrs Carr. care Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE.

ANNA M. KEILoGG'S Rash and Mas sage Parlors; house, lui and furni- turr: complete. sell ss50 cash, cost S2900 2d ave. near E street
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08

Lemp.s Extra Pale imported Draft Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08

Mining Buckets at sl. Nome Shesl Metal Works 21-1tt;
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08

EAGLE DANCE THURS. EVE. st.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-08

efton * Gloves are for plaintiffs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-08-14
DE L'OUEST
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI IA Ao1t 1905

Entered at the Post Office OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-08-14
CORONER

Parlant du vote recent du con-
sell municipal de Rome abollssant
l'enseignement religieux dams les
ecoles municipales, le Pape a de-
plore cette nouvelle insulte au SEN
timeut religieux. II a ajout6: "Les
tetes de quelques hommes ont be-.
soin de enlargement. Quand une
cloche est fel6e, nous la refondons
pour qu'elle some bien de nou-
veau. C'est dommAge que les tetes
de certains hommes ne puissent
cure trait6es de la meme facon.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-08-14
TO ADVERTISERS,

he Echo depOuest las a larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
e1am ne u subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent Of mails.
Toutes lettres. correspondanoes
etc.. dolvent etre adress6es comma
suit:
Echo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-08-14
Les Fetes Condolences
OPINION FRANCHISE

J'ai Gu la bonnie fortune, de ren
contrer M. Pierre Gerlier, arrive q
Paris H. veille au soir de son voya-
ge a Quebec Oh il await etc dele
que par ]'Association catholique
de la Jeunesse Frarcalse pres de
l'Association catholique de la Jeu-
nesse Canadienne.
On sait-ou on l'spprend main
tenant que les Franco-C anadiens,
inquiets de la tournure imperialis,
te que lord Grey, vice.roi actuel
du Canada, voulait donner aux fe.
tes du troisieme c%entenaire ,avaient
resolu de faire pr6ceder ces f6tes
dune manifestation nettement ca
nadienne ct FRANCHISE.
Pour cette manifestation la Jeu-
nesse catholique canedlenne await
pris occasion de inauguration, q
Quebec, le % JUN dernier, dun
monument a Mgr de Montmoren.
cy-Laval, premier 6veque de Que.
bee.
Les organisateurs y avaient in.
vit6 leurs camarades de la Jeunes-
SO catholique de Paris ct ]e fonda
teur de cette association, M. Albert
de Nun.
Celui.ci, emp6ch6 par son 6tat
de sant6 await charge M. Pierre
Gerlier, d6l6gu6 par ses camarades
d'appor..er son saiut aux Cana.
diens.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-08-14
FEU! FEU! FEU!

POURQUO ne pas placer vos
E S
avec un des r6tre? 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 repr6seDtant les
Meilleures Companies de Ia villes
Telephone, T. S. 1892.
}. @. BELANGER,
1900 Avenue CentrRle
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-08-14
Les FeteS de JUN

-Je reviens de Quebec, nous
dit M. Gerlier, enthousiasm6 dc
ce que j'y al w. J'ai v6cu pendant
six semaines en- vieille France. dams
la vieille France. croyante, au Ger.
veau solice, regl6 par lie bon sens.
saine de corps Ut d'esprit.
"Les fetes religieuses ont dur
trois jours, Giles SO sont ouvertes
avec la Fete Dieu, lie dimanche %
JUN; lie le1demain a Gu lieu l'inau.
guration du monument Montmo-
rency. Laval; enfn, le "a. CO furent
les solennites de la Saint jean
Baptiste, fete rationale des Cana
dlens frarcals.
Lies trols jours suivants furent
consacr6s aux travaux du congress
de la Jeunesse ca,holique.
"Vous dacrire la magnifcence
de ces solennit6s religieuses an Ca
NADIA est impossible: il faut les
avoir vues pour sen rendre comp
te. La Vile entiere 6tait pavois6e
ct feurie, meme les malsons DIES
protestants. La procession de la Fe-
to Dieu, q laquelle prirent part des
milliers d'assistants venus de tou-
to la province ct dos Etals. Onis,
await d sa tete vingt,clnq archeve.
ques ct eyeques, le gouverneur &C.
neral, DIES ministries fed6raux ct
provinciaux; enfin, toutes les auto.
rites rellgieuses ct civiles. Ellie Sc
deroula longuement a travers la
vile dams &c cadre merveilleux
forme par le plateau de Frontenac
ct lie oaint- Laurent, au sou DIES
cloches, dams un recueillement ct
un elan de fol lnexprimables. 80.
C'6tait grandlose ct touchant q la
fols.
lie lendemain ct lie surlende-
main, le meme spectacle SO renou-
velait, mails la note patriotique y
dominant, ne so s6parant point, ne
anmoins, du sentiment de la fol
rationale.
"Des discours dun patriotisme
francais tres ardent y furent pro-
nonc6s, en- presence du gouverneur
general anglais qui, ]oin de sen
offusquer, f6licita, au contraire,
omciellement les Canadiens de
leur fdflit6 3 la Mere atrle, trou-
want meme dams CO sentiment I'm
gage de leur loyalisme a regard de
la M6tropole!
"Le mardi soir cut lieu louver-
ture du congress de la Jeunesse 3
laquelle a%selsterent tous les eve.
ques presents.
"C'est alors que je fus appel6 a
prendre la parole. Que vous dirai-
je? Qu'aije dit? Je men souvlens
a pelne, tant l'emotlon m'6trejgnait
tant les acclamat1ons me secou-
a:ent au plus profond de Fame.
"J'ai voulu, avant tout, montrer
aux Canadiens. francais quill ne
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-08-14

Les seances de la Cour L'Etoile
du Nord w. g O. T. ont lieu q la
Sale Kraft, 2027 Washington Ave.
N. tous les Ter ct Be lundis du
mois.