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Evening journal., 1908-03-13
DAMAGE SUIT
NEARING END
LeukeWiCz Case Will Go to
Superior Court Jury
This Afternoon

Second day trial Of the damage suit Of
Leukenwicz VS.. the Wilmington City
Railway Company began this morning
with William Blackson. a witness for the
defense, on the stand. It is likely that the
case will so to the jury this afternoon.
The railway company began its defense
yesterday afternoon after Mrs. Victoria
Leukewioz, mother OF the dead boy. had
testified that her son was II years Old
and plumber at the time of his death
Mr.. Gray said the company would show
that the accident which resulted in the
lad S death was unavoidable. Then Merritt
Z. Cummings and George W. Coyle testi-
fed that the Newport car was not running
at high speed when it struck the boy
While on the stand this morning John
Hopes, who was conductor of the car on
which Leukewioz was riding. said he
stopped his car at Stroud street to allow
the boy to alight. The lad walked around
the rear of the car from which he had
alghted and a second later was struck
I by the Newport car. Hopes could not
say whether the Newport car motorman
rung his bell before approaching the
crossing because his attention was at
D
denied that the Newport car was running
at high rate of speed.
/ Mr.. Blackson, the Maryland avenue
car motorman. swore that the Newport
car motorman sounded his bell as he ap-
preached the crossing and that the car
was not running at high speed. William
( Frank. who was motorman of the car
that struck Leukewicz, said he did not
see the lad until after the running board
Of the car had struck him. Frank said
his car was running at the usual rate OF
speed at the time, that the brakes of his
/ car were in the best condition possible
and that be rung his bell as he approached
the crossing. Mr.. Frank denied saying at
the time Of the accident that the conduc-
tor Of the Maryland avenue car should
have taken better care Of his passengers.
Both sides closed at the noon hour
Before the jury Philip L. Garrett, Jr.
asked for a verdict of $4,000 against
the company. He argued that the lad
would have saved at least 800 a year
during his "A years of life, as recorded
from the American mortality table
Mr.. Garrett described the accident as
told by the witnesses, and declared
that it could have been avoided If thu
boy had been warned of the approach
of the Newport car.
Mr.. Gray and Mr.. Hayes, for the
company, argued that the lad met his
death through no fault Of the com-
pany. He contended that the car bell
had been rung, that the car was not
operated carelessly, and that the boy
walked deliberately into the car.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
JOIN K. MzLhESs

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. March 13.-John. r.
Walsh, convicted bank wrecker. was
to-day sentenced to five years in the
.penitentiary by Judge Anderson, in the
United States District Court to-day.
In announcing the sentence the court
said that on account of his age he
would impose only the minimum sem
tence of five years Judge Anderson
overruled all motions Of the defense.
Walsh will be sent TO Leavenworth,
Kansas, prison.
John r. Walsh's career as banker
railroad man, newspaper publisher and
politician, shows an instance Of the
rise Of a newsboy and the downfall Of
a millionaire.
Walsh was born in Ireland Hi.
father, a poor immigrant, left the boy
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
TO HOLD A SILVER TEA.
Charming Affair Planned by Happy
Workers of West Presbyterian
Church.

A thank Offering meeting and silver
tea viii he held by the Happy Workers
Missionary Society OF West Presbyter-
ian Church tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock A dainty tea win be served
in one Of the church parlors. The
tables will be attended by little girls
dressed in Japanese costumes. IL vii
be expected that all who patronize this
charming affair viii leave silver con-
tribution. A well chosen literary and
MUSICAL program will be rendered dur
ing the serving Of the tea
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
SHOT AND KILLED WIFE
IN MISTAKE FOR BURGLAR

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, March 1s-Mistax-
ing his wife for a burglar, Walter Hol-
lis, aged 30. formerly Of Louisville, KY,
a clerk IN the Bureau of International
Revenue. shot and killed her about 3
o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Hollis had been awakened by
the crying Of their child who was oc-
oupviag an adjoining room with Hollis
mother. Returning to her own room
after quitting the child, as she aps
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
chrIstIan Endeavor sooIaI.

A pleasant social was liven by the
Christian Endeavor Society OF St.
Paul's NJ. T. Church in the lecture room
of the church last evening. A short.
but exceptionally well selected. and
equally well rendered program vas
given. Those taking part being: Rhoy-
ual Vandersloot. bass solo; II. Leon
ard Price. piano solos; Miss Bertha
Biddle, recitatinns and Miss Leila Jones
elocutionist. After the program a Soc
ial hour was indulged in, and greatly
enjoyed by eli present
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
EDALs FOR
THE ARTlLLERYMEN

MEDALS FOR
THE ARTlLLERYMEN.
Members of the different artillerg
troops in Uncle Sans service who did
active duty in the Spanish-America 4
war are receiving what is Officially
known as campaign badges"
The medal is worn with full dress, bur
on all uniforms a strip Of ribbon, with
different colors 20 designate different
campaigns. viii be sewed. after the
fashion OF the British service The
Spanish War medal has on its face the
design Of a Castilian castle and the
ribbon from which Il is suspended Is
red and yellow. with a blue border
They were designed by Francis IT.
Miller
Among the soldiers at Fort Dupont
who have received these Campaign
medals are Sergeant Mccall and Pri-
Yates Borslok and Berry. (the lattcs
the post baker, OF the t12th Company:
Private O'Donnel Of the 45th Company
and Private Korfew Of the 4th Con-
pany.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13

preached the bed. Hollis drew a re-
volver from beneath the pillow and
fired. Mrs. Hollis died within a few
minutes.
Hollis told the officers at the police
STATEN that he had been awakened by
his wife leaving the room and when
she returned, he mistook her for a
burglar. His statements ar corrobratd
by his mothr. who asserts that there
had been no trouble between husband
and wife.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13

on his own resources. Walsh rose to
the position of dealer in periodicals..
Aided by powerful influences. he won
success in ward politics This enabled
him to become a money lender He
started a small bank and through po-
llitical influence procured city and
lcounty deposits. He bought stock in
Ia newspaper. then started the Chicago
Chronicle, and for years used it as a
political weapon. BY taking advantage
of bankruptcies, he bought railroads.
steamers and coal mines in India. The
money he feloniously used. it Is
lcharged, was that deposited by the
lState, county and municipality and
other depositors Walsh was convict
ed Of having violated the laws which
forbid banks TO lend more than 10 pei
lcent. of their capital stock to any sin.
gle person.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, March ia de-
preston Of considerable extent is pass
ing eastward over the lake region. L
has not as yet caused precipitation Of
any consequences.
Forecast till p. M. Saturday,:
For Delaware-Fair tonight and Sat
urday. Colder Saturday; fresh to brisk
southerly shifting to westerly winds.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
APPLY FOR CHARTER
FOR TROLLEY COMPANY

Thomas e. o'connen. president of the
West Chester and Wilmington Electric
Railway Company, made application to
the State Department at Harrisburg. Pa.
today for a charter for the new West
Chester and Wilmington Electric Railway
Company, Of Pennsylvania
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
soelsI in Mrs. schofield,s Honor.

At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
watson, No. 1O6 West Sixth street, last
svening, a social was given in honor Of
Mrs. Edith Schoheld, of Richmond,
va. Mrs. Schofleld. who is a daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Watson, has been Wis
hing her parents here for several
nonths. She will return to her home
ln Richmond tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
canote cluhs Meetina.

The annual meeting Of the Delaware
Canoe Club was held in No 2OS Wesi
Ninth street last night and the following
officers were elected: Commodore. DIT
Charles r. Jeneris; vice-oommodore. w
N. hammond; captain. cfAig Adair
msasursr. 8. &. Singleton.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
To Attend s0oisty Hanqust.

Josiah Marvel will attend the annual
dinner OF the American Academy Of
Political and Social Science, in the
witherspoon Building, Philadelphia, on
next Friday evening. Mr.. Marvel is
member OF the society.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13
BILL TO PROVIDE
WORK FOR ALL
Important Measure Intro
duCea in British House
Of Commerce
GOVERNMENT AS EMPLOYER

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
LONDON. March ts.-The British
Workman's Magma Charta-a bill de-
claring every man inalienably entitled
to employment and compelling muni-
cipal or other local authorities to pro-
vide Il, at union wages. to every ap-
plicant who processes himself unable
to earn living otherwise-was intro.
duced inethe House Of Commons today.
The bills passage would mean the
enforced establishment by the govern
ment OF public workshops. similar 70
those opened during the French revo-
luton 20 give employment 20 $50. 900
Idle Engiishmen. Opponents OF tha
measure point out that this would In
volve greatly increased taxation Thu
bill Is supported by the labor party
and by numerous radicals, but the
government forces have decided 70 OPP
pose II even at the risk of alternating
the labor vote. II is the most import
ant soclaistic proposition submitted
TO the commons and II its supporters
show great strenGth a complete change
IN political arrangements may follow
The liberals and conservatives joining
to Tight the socialists.
All the ablest debators IN the hous,
Will participate Ia the discussion which
opened this afternoon
The socialist faith has been malylnl
immense strides in England or lat,
and the Importance Of the issues in
wolves g.ves the session historic
interest
Lord ltoseberry. speaking yesterda'
sounded the liberal keynote. declarln,
that If the party must choose between
socialism ana protection it. should ac
cent the latter,
BY United Press Leased Special wire.
LONDON. March is.-The House 4
Commons this afternoon rejected by
vote Of 2f to a5 the bin forcing munic
palities and other local authorities 10 IN
nish employment al union wages 10 a
men asking II and showing that the
cannot earn living. The labor and 8,
clalist parties deemed the measure IN
most important in years and are furlot
at its rejection.
Evening journal., 1908-03-13

The newspaper that guarantees
lis circulation, acts as an insur-
ance policy TO the advertisers
il protects. The Evening Journal
guarantees its circulation.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-11
Les Vertus du CeIerf

On medecin anglais Went de
faire savoir quill obtient la gu6ri-
son complete des rhumatismes au
moyen du ceieri pris en- abondan-
ce.
L'habitude de manger ce l6gu'
me cru a empech6 den experiment
ter les vertus therapeutlques.
II faut lie couper en- morceaux,
le fare boui]lir jusqu'a ce quill
soft devenu mou ct boire alors
Peau dams laquel!e il a bouill1.
Puts, prendre du lait, un peu de
farine, METRE le tout dams une
casserole avec lie celeri bouilli ct
des tranches de pain ct le manger,
ST pon veut evec des pommes &c
terre.
Toute affection rhunatismale,
.d'apres lie prat1cien englais, dispa-
ra1tra apres pusage de ces NETS
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Pension aux VieillardS dams
lie Dominion

Ottawa, Ont, LIE gouverne-
ment canad1en est actuellement
pret q commencer les placements
des primes annuelles des pensions
pour la vieillesse.
L'ordre final pass6 en- conseil
approuvant les taux des pollces a
6i6 adopt6 ct toute la Literature
6num6rant les avantages de ce sys-
teme ct detailIant les principaux
placements de passurance, a et6
envoy6e aux d1recteurs de postes
pour la distribution dams leur dis.
tritt.
Les demandes pour TOUGHER les
primes seront reeues q Ottawa par
Poficier en- charge du d6partement
M. S. T. Bastedo, qui les acquitte-
ra promptement.
On groupe de conf6renciers ex-
pliqueroDt dams tots les districts
du Canada le nougeau fysteme
d'assurance pour le rendre popu-
laiTe dams ie coIrs de phiver.
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De precieuses su96e stions

De Drecieuses su9ge stions
ceux qui emploient, ou qui veu.
lent faire emplo1 du Novoro du DR.
Pierre. Veuillez faire attention
que chaque boutellle de ce remede
soft pourvu dun numero d'enre-
gistrement sur la partie superior
re de penveloppe. Par ce moyen le
DR. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
dome q chaque bouteille une ga
rantie personnelle. Dams le cas- Oh
vous auriez a leur 6crire concer-
nant votre ma]adie, on 81 vous de-
siriez quelques informations addi-
tionnelles q celles oai sont donn6es
dams les imprimes qui accompa-
gnent la bouteilIe, donnez toujours
le num6ro d'enreglstrement de la
bouteille que vops prenez. N'ache-
tez aucune bouteille de Novoro du
DR. Pierre 81 ce num6ro ny est pas
Oh bien sill etc effac6 ou .alt6re
dune maniere quelconque.
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Une belle !ndustrie Qui
Renait a Quebec

Qu6bec,-Apres avolr subj, au
cours des dix dernieres ann6es, June
d6gringolade formidable, marquee
par d'innombrsbles faillites ct ce
qui sen suit, l'industrie de la
chaussure, autrefois la principale
de Quebec, est en- vote de regagner
le terrain perdu.
C'est ainsl qua l'exposition
franco britann1que, tenue q Lon
dres, deux maisons de Quebec ont
brill6 dun eclat partlcul er, Pune
Observation-Disclosures ct Gle
-l'autre canadienne-anglaise
Holt ct Renfrew.
Aussi bien les commandes abon-
dent elles depuis a ces 6tabl1sse-
ments, non settlement d. d'Angleter1e
mails encore de France, de Hollan-
de ct de Russie.
II ny a pas de doute qu'avec de
semblables debouches l'industrie
du CUR ne ,eprenne So place pre-
ponderante daIs IL vieille capitale
qui Sc trouvera ainsi benefcier
du nonvel esprit c'1nitiative de ses
habitants:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-11

LIE Japon est infeste de rats: lis
pullulent, ct sen debarrasser est
chose ardue. Auss1 les chats, gu on
ne cherche pas q imposer, CONNIE
en- France, sont entoures dun reg
pect qui s'explique als6ment.
P. Lott await, dams un de ses 70.
mans, decrit ct vante les chats ia
ponais, ma1s la race est peu proli-
fque, ct il para1t qu'on manque,
an pays des chrysanthemes, de ces
gracieux animaux. Ces jours der
ni.rs, dams un grand port ailemand
on embarquait cinq mile chats
pour Yokohama; deux autres trans
ports wont suivre avec un egal
enlargement.
Ces contingents q quatre pattes
seront r6pa1tis, 3 leur alrivee, dams
les principales v1lles maritimes de
lie .'pire du M kado.
Que de chats! Que de chats!
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CANADA

Quebec, lie dernier navire de
la saison l"Audoni'', de la ligne
"Elder Dempster a quite Quebec,
en- charge du pilote Arthur Lamon,
tagne.
Quebec, On s'attend q CO que
la compagnie du Quebec Central
dome cette semaine le contrat
pour la construction de t1ente mil
les de vote ferr6e entire St.Geor-
ges ct Ste Justine, premiere Sec
tlon du chemin de fer destlnee q
Keller le Quebec Central avec le
chemin de fer T6miscouata.
CRANKY, Cue, LIE fills de NJ.
Louis Lariv6 est mort dune ma
Mere horrible.
Nine Lar1v6 6tait occup6e au
dehors, faire s6cher du hinge, lors.
que son attention fut attiree par
les cris d6sesp6r6s de son enfant
Ellie vola 3 son secoars, mals la
petite victime 6tait complement
envelopp6e par les fammes.
Ottawa, La population sauva-
ge du Canada au mo!s de mars
de1nier 6tait de 1l0,205, accusant
une dimlnution de 40.
La elimination de population est
due q la consumption qui fait des
rayages consid6rables chez les IN
d;ens du Canade.
LIE rapport constate aussi que
les Sau7ages sont plus industrieux
ct pourvoient aujourd'hui q pres
que toutes leurs depenses.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-11

L'abonnement rECHo DE L o.
EST ,,'eet que de &c par semaine.
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Les NOuveIIes
CE QUE NOS LECTECRs PoURRA1ENT FAI-
RE FACILEMENT

Tel que nous l'avons dit plusieurs
repr1ses lEcHo DE L'OUEsT Sc fait tou-
jours un plaisir de publier toute nouyel-
lie depuis la plus minime jusqu'a Ia illus
importante. Nous prions donc nos abon-
nes ainsi que lie public en- general de
nous fatre parvenir ce qu'on almerait 8
lire dams les COLONIES de notre journal.
Dams une vile de Ietendue de Mime
apolis il est impossible de visiter chaque
place d'affaire ou chaque fam1lle, maia
ceux qui auraient un compte-rendu d'u'
ne fete quelconque, DUN parti de surpri-
Sc, dun pique-nique, dune ceremonie
nuptiale, dun deces, ou ceux qui aime.
raient annoncer le depart ou la visite
dun parent ou DUN ami, etc., peuvent
nous fare parvenir ces nouvelles.a PE-
cHo DE L'OUEsT sc fera toujours un plai
sir de le rublier.
On peut nous fare parvenir ces nou-
velles soft en- les apportant directement
notre bureau 305 Avenue Centrale, en-
nous telephonant Oh en- nous envoyant
par la MALE
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M.I'Abbe Gauvreau
Ancien PrOfeSSeur au Collie
Qe St Thomas decide a
WOOnsocket, r. L.

M. Fable Emile Gauvreau nest
plus! c'est la p6nibIe nouvelle qul
nous arrive de Woonsocket, r. l
II succombe a ure attaque d'a.
poplexie compliqu6e de paralysie
survenue le 2 d6cembre au moment
Oh il enoossait les ve:ements "a.
cerdotaux pour cel6brer le saint
sacrifice de la messe. Immediate,
ment apres l'attaque il fut trans
porte q sa chamb1e au presbyt6re
du Precieux. Sang.
Les docteurs Boucher ct Maran.
da lui prodiguerent les soins les
plus 6nergiques, ST bien quill re.
prenait ses sens vers 10 heures
Dams l'apres.midi il Sc sentait
beaucoup mieux ct recevait la vi,
site de diff6rents pretres de la vii
lie, ct le danger semblait etre dis.
paru. Malheureusement, vers les
8 heures lie meme eoir, June secon,
de attaque plus s6rieuse que Ia
premiere, le saislssait, ct en- d6pit
de tous les efforts de la science
m6dicale, il expirait le lendemain
matin 6 heures, ,apres ayolr pass6
la mutt dams le coma.
Pretre z6l6 dams Pexercice de
son ministere il await pendant le
court espace de temps quill await
demenr6 parmi nous, montr6 son
devouement sans bornes pour tou-
tes les oeuvres de bien ct dome
une gen61ease cooperation aux
@uvres paroissiales.
Les paroissiens de la vile re.
gretteront vivement So disparition.
Les nombreux amis quill await su
Sc Greer dams Ia vile COL serveront
longtemps son souvenir.
Les restes mortels ont 6t6 expo
s6s en- chapelle ardente au salon
du presbytere ]osou'a samedi ma
tin a s heures alors qu'on les
transport dams l'6glise, ou les
ideles ont pu aller reciter une
priere, dernier tribut d'hommage
au vener6 pletre qui nest plus.
LIE d6funt est ne q rIle Verte,
dams le comt6 de T6miscouata en-
1869 II fit ses 6tudes au seminal
re de Rimouski, ct fut ordonn6
pretre en- 1891 q Lewis, P. O., par
sa Grandeur Mgr Andre Blale. II
fut vicalre pendt Mt deux ans d
Trois- Pisto]es ct de Ia il fut en-
voye q Berdsley, Minnesota, Oh
il fut cure pendant douze ans. II
psrtit de Berdsley pour entrer au
semlnaire des Sulpiciens d Wash
ington pour suivre un cours sp6-
cial de science. On travail inces-
sant1 dams | letude des sciences
de son cho1x, rendit So sant6 chan
celante, ct IL laissa Washington
pour venir q Woonsocket, prendre
un 1epos devenu- n6cessaire, dams
l'espoir de recuperer ses forces.
Ii etalt au Precleux-S Sang depuls
le mois de JUN dernier.
II laisse dams le deuil tro1s fl4-
res: M. Gauvreau, notaire public
de Montreal, lie DR.. Charles Gau-
vreu, d6put6 au federal pour Tile
Verte, Temlscouata, ct Joseph,
employees aux travaux publics
d'Ottawa; trols s@urs, Nine Alfred
Gauvreau de Quebec. Nine J. Pet
tigrew de Tile Verte, ct Mile Clo-
rinde Gauvreau de la meme locali-
te. LIE d6funt 6tait le neveu de
Mgr Gauvreau, cure de st. Roch
de Quebec ct cousin de M. Table
Pettigrew, de Dayton, Mlnn. Son
p6re ct 50 mere sont morris il y a
plusieurs ann6es.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-11
La Priere du Soir
(PoUR UN FRERE)

(PoUR UN FRERE)
Voleul ct braconnier GRANT de tous village,
Hier, un melheureux mourait abandoune:
A ses l4vres, Seigneur, jai porte ton lmage...
Je puts dormir en- paix, IL est mort pardonne
J'ai mesu re deux parts de la moisson nouvele.
Lure pour les vieillards ]autre pour lorphellns
Laveugle s'egsrsit. 49, al marche devant ellie,
Portant son bel enfant aux longs cheveux de lin,
Les pauvres sont mon ben les pauvres sont toimeme;
Je t'adore de lon, dams ton ciel glorleu1:
Je te vols lautel, Deu present, Deu que )alme!
Mas sous e chaume obscur, e t'approche bien mieu1
Car de toute pt6, ID, tn e fais la prole.
Sublime tricherie ca triomphe lamour!
Tu nous cAdes ia part ct ia supreme lole?
Lasse de tout donner tn reeols ton tour
Je trouve te servir ma plene r6compense;
Pourtant, songe labsent qu lutte sans appur
Aux heures de doueur, de doute, de silence
Les soins que jai rendus, qu'on les prenne lie ui7
ST la mutt est profonde 81 la route est dure
Qu'un messager de paix le prenne par la main,
Et que de pur froment, une large masure
Toujours de lexile pulsse appraiser la falm.
Mon Deu e prie1 pour celui qui tignore.
Don't les larmes, jamas mont coule d9vant TOT.
Oh vtt. que fait? Sc souvient-il encore?....
II fui loin de nous dire pourquoi
II d6robe vie. Ill ferm6 son ame....
Mais null ne peut, de tot, Sc cacher en- chemln
Des 1rt1mes pensers, tes yeux suigent la frame,
Et e coeur de limpe est encor dams ia main,
.)e meurtrirai ma lAvre clous de ia Crox saine
Mes cheveux que pon dit fats de lumiere ct dor
Tomberont lie fer .je soutfrlra sans plalnte,
Jaimera la douleur CONNIE on Anne un tr6sor...
Car je voudras payer pour cette anne lmmortelle
Larme larme, gagner lie prlx de sa rancon,
Taimer pour moi d'abord, ct puis tamer pour ellie,
Et monter, lentrafnant, pur horizon.
Extrait de RAOUL.
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FEU! fEU! FEU!

POURQUOI ne pas placer vos
ASSURANC E s
avec IN des n6tre? Soft contre lie
Ecu, les Ouragans, les Voleurs on
les Automobiles ct les Chevauz.
Voyez done notre compatriotes, il
est tres fable ct est le seul Cana
diem Francais repr6seDtant les
Meilleures Companies de Ia vile.
Telephone, is. 1882.
>. @. BELANGER,
1900 Avenue Central
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-11

Les gouvernements AMERICAN ct
al]emand, vienrent do conelure
une convention postale, qui fxe 3
leux cents au lieu de cinq, le cont
de l'affranchlssement des le,tres
echang6ee entire les deux paye.
Ce nouveau tariff entrera en- vi
gueur au premier lanvler.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-11

Entendu au Moulin-Rouge.
LIE gieux Mopsieur.-Quand j'e-
ta1s richie, tn Metals pas nee.
La petite femme -Oui ct main
tenant je suis rlche ct tn es pan
ne.