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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
FELL ON FLOOR
GEORGE w. TEMPLE ARRESTED
LAST NIGHT. AFTER sus.
TAXING SEVERE IN.
JuRiEs.

George W. Temple. expert &C.
countant husband Of Mrs Pattie
Temple who IL said 20 have eioped
from Seattle with Chas. W sharp
an alleged forger, was taken to
Wayside Emergency hospital short.
~ after o'clock this morning. the
victim ~ a peculiar accident
Mr. Temple entered the mahog
ntfurnlshed portion % the Raj.
nierGrand hotel. where a person
dressed IN white repeats the dose
when you raise the index finger
Mr Temple ~ alleged 20 have lift.
I'd the index finger several times
and az length ambled Ia the lobby
OF the hotel where be expressed a
desire 10 sleep
lie climbed up on the boOtblaek'a
stand, sank hack on one Of those
cuahiony seats and was just DOING
nicely when he fen heavily 30 the
tiled floor Mr. Temple sustained a
severe hruise on the forehead and
hia hack was strained
Pairolman Smart took him to the
police station. where he was booked
After d. John Hunt. the city jail
phvaIcian examined Mr. Temples
injuries be- sas taken 90 Wayside
Emergency hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
MOTHER SEEKS
HER SON

After searching the continent 10
find her son. Arthur W. Billiard.
Mrs. Rea Billiard. Of Milwaukee,
gained her FIRST ciew today. when
she called at police headquarters
and was told that young Billiard
was arrested here last November
Since that time nothing has been
seen 81 the young man In Seattle
Billiard is the son Of Dr. VI y. G.
Bull@fd. Of Milwaukee The young
man spent two years at Ann Arbor
prior to 1907, but college life was
distasteful 70 him Words between
father and son followed and the
young man left home. lie was
last heard from al Minneapolis Ia
June. 1907
Mrs. Billiard says any lnforma-
ton regarding her son will reach
her If sent TO a brother. Charles
Mlttelsdorf, New Richmond, Wis.
or al The Boaz. ZIG Spring st.. this
city while she IS here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
KING EDWARD TO
DROP RACING

LONDON. July ~ Governor
Hughes anti betting law. recently
enacted by the New York legisla.
tare will not keep August Belmont
OFF the American tracks. accord.
Ing 20 the mulimillionalre's state.
ment today belmont declared he
would Keep lfla American stables
as we'll az those in this country.
Explaining that be does not bet
on horse races. Belmont said anti.
gambling laws could not affect HIS
desire TO race bis bloodod horses
In America lie expressed the be-
lief. however, that many American
betting owners would shin their
strings 10 England sud race here
In the future Although Belmont
Will remain in the racing game. 4
viii lose one Of lts foremost oulhus.
lasts Ia the person OF King I'd.
ward. who has declared that he Is
going 10 drop the sport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
WATER FAMINE
IN GEORGETOWN

Families on Nora st. George.
town. complain that the George
town Water company turns of the
water east Of the Howard IT. bridge
at G O'Clock every morning until 10
aud n O'Clock at night
For two weeks the people have
been compelled 10 flll tubs and
buckets early Ia the morning 80 as
10 have water during the day.
when Inquiries are made why the
water is shut OF the men with the
water concern state that u il their
own business"
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for congress from each dlklac
the state will be put in TIE
Preparations are being md
the entertainment OF the dslsal
10 the national conveHfici /
meets here next Wednestis /
Thursday. Delegates are hegl1l
20 arrive here already. Tke j
gates are TO be met 81 De !
tomorrow by an immense Y
wagon drawn BY four white M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
HEBREW SOCIETY
ORGANIZED

Hebrew boys Of Seattle organized
u society yesterday afternoon for
the purpose Of helping the porse.
cuted Hebrews Ia foreign lands.
Officers elected are Max Ras.
luehen. president. julius Feinherg.
vice president. pincua Rioklca. sec.
rotary. and Hennlo Karnofsky.
treasurer. Members uf the execu
tive board are Abe Abmskip. Jake
Hurwitz, Bcnnic shaffor and George
aobr
The new organization will be
known as the Flowers OF Zion. and
viii later join the Federation OF
Zion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
ON The FRONT

Frcighter Tamplco is dischareinR
powder At Dupont today. and Ibis
evening viii shift 10 Everett TO uu-
load ore The Tampico viii be laid
up after being cleared Of her
freight
Toe Alh. after being Oul Of com
aaisson two moSt0s, Will 60 out
o. Jrly ID Ia elaee Of The freirhter
u I'M
ssn 1sssse n he depression o.
thp NOrls Cblss asipebes easrss,
a. n eSs ssps~4 81 re he GSa. Of
sb1 Jses+S a 'ss' rssce line. slll
kssss Va usks os cage until the
snttsE past ~ TIE mouth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13

BALL PLAYER ASSAULTS
UMPIRE IN SUNDAY GAME.

SAN FRANCISCO. July Ia
After investigating the affair by
telephone today, President Frank
Herman. Of the state baseball
league. fined Catcher Haekett. Of
the stockton team. $50 and sus.
pended him from the diamond for
10 days for his assault on Umpire
Mccarthy yesterday afternoon
Hackett became Infatuated at a
decision Of McCarthy's and swung
on him with a bat The umpire
was not hit
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Agents
Moneybah
Silks
YOUNG BRIDE DROWNED.


. VANCOUVER. n. G.. July IL
. Getting beyond their depths
= while bathing az English bay
: this morning. Mrs r. = shsf,
: herd. a young married woman.
. rs years q age. who vas on
. her honeymoon from Calgary.
= asd a girl companion were
. drowned. and =. u. Reed. a
= young medical student. may
= die as the result OF an ~
= tempted rescue.
. The lsdies Of the unfor.
= tnnate girls have not been re-.
. covered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET

NEW YORK, July i3.-The az.
gressiye inside support enjoyed by
the stock market today drove a
few more persistent short interests
70 cover. prices MAILING very con.
sistent gain throughout the list.
Canadian Pacific leading with "a
points "a itH credit Late profit
taking caused the loss OF good
fraction Of this upturn but the gen.
eral close was firm Union Pacific
closed i4SM. Canadian Pacific
i6b, Southern Pacific S6% North
ern Pacific 1888 and Reading it5fs.
For a good shampoo use Soap
Lake Soap go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
WATER WAGON GREETS
PR0HI DELEGATES
tey United Press,

COLUMBUS. O.. July l3.--The
Ohio state prohibition convention
opened here this afternoon. A state
ticket will be named and candidates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
TO ssn RArrIEsHlps.

Boats leave Pier 2. foot Of Yesler
Way. ESQ. 1880. 300. 1000. ii;20
a. m. 1:t5. i;4O, 90, 400. 4:so.
6.2o D. m, and Sundays 1880 D, m.
sae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
Hooos rlLss ron sHrRlFF.

Robert q ifodse. Of Black nla.
moud. filed his candidacy for the
nomination Of sheriff today ~ the
auditors office Others who filed
were r - Van Olinda. OF Vashon.
for representative OF the 40th dis.
trlci and John @ Maurer of South
Alsi, for constable.
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learn 20 swim

Al the Luna Park Nalatorium. Prl.
vste instruction. " desired. 80
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Spring for Iron or Wood Beds: July Sale Price S. IS

beds
only. Hard
Fabric edged with rolls
with double end bars and boted extension which be adjusted
TO fabric
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
Bath Mats and Towa

HEMMED TURN
ISH BATH MA1Sl
SPECIAL o0c ts.l
Block patterns in a u
riety Of colorings I'D
27x47 inches.
HEMMED TURF
ISL BATH MATI
SPECIAL Sl65 ea.-j
a variety Of jacquard a
signs . size 26x43. /
II + NJ 5 r TCHE!
ALL LINEN HUCl
TOWELS, SPECIAlI
SOC ea.ln fancy ii
guard and PLAIN eiiers5
sizes range from l8xj
to 20x40.
BLEACHED HENI
N + ID n ATd
TOWELS. SPECIAll
25c ea.-Double thread
size 22x47.
HEMMED, ALI
LIN + \, GRASP
BLEACFIED HUCI
TOWELS. SPEcIAIl
25c ea.-Size 2lx3S; i
white.
HEMMED, ALI
l. | n + n II UCM
TOWELS, SPECIAlI
20c ca. Size 22x39: ri
blue or white borders /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13

See change u timc Tor Navy Yar
boats. sts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
Everett andEdmon4

Mr Hume. of the vulcan lfe4
has fust registered another w
the new speed wheel jest Pot @
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
Up TO zoe Val. Laces sc

In this lo fine French German twothead aud Mechn
Lace Edges and Insertions assorted widths in broken
sets very dainty patterns. worth 20 poe yard sale price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13

Such values were never known even at a 3
who get here by 8 80 will get nearest to the eou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
Up to tOc Wash Laoes &c

In this lot Cotton Torchon English Mcdci Lase
Edges and Insertions opcuwofk edges different
widths worth up los yard Sale price sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
Up to $1,000 Semi-Made Robes $3.25

In this lot five SemAade Robes IN batistc and Oriental
Figured Net with ample material for entire gowns also
nine embroidered Batisc Shirt Waist patterns. trimmed
with Nalenciennes and BABY Irish lace slightly soied
they last ........ ....................... S:i.25
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
Up to 1OC Wash Lacs at &c W-Up to $500 Fancy les at 49

Sale and the quality Of every yard is superior Those
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13

In this lot White Cotton Point dc Paris Wash Laces and
Bands match widths mp inches, dainty floral aud
conventional designs suitable for trimming underwear.
etc worth nm Ia Sc ward sale price ....... 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13

long French rolled edges,
nchin n " parts.
JULY SALE PRICE S450Fify- Osemoor Mattresses
cred with mceeed twill pink and blue priced $450
two SOC additional
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
Up to SOC Venise Bands t9c

In this LOT Point lie Nensc Bands Oriental Edges ant
Insertions Ncnise Apphques and Cluny Edges. white
cream and Arab variety 81 pretty patterns 70 choose
from worth 10 soc yard sale price ............. ZOE
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Up to $500 Fancy Laoes ACC

In this lot Oriental Nenc and Baby IRISH All Over
Laces, SILK Mall. Merry Widow Cotton Nets Ncaisc and
Oriental Edges and Bands Chiffon Appiques and aces
also silk Brads, black white, and eefu. assorted
widths and openwork designs worth 500 yard sale
price $3.50. .......... ....................... 49<
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tote reduced prices ,ha, should result, in an i'm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-13
oor Mattresses in the July Sale

III l. Y 6 A l. +
PRICE, Sl6.50 Full
size Ostermoor Mat
tresses covered with art
twill in pink, blue or
gray floral designs.
Weigh sixty pounds.
fifteen pounds heavier
than the standard Os-
termoor weight. cor
respondingly thicker,
softer and more resil-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24
La Commission BlbliQue

En- r6ponse aux modernistes, la
commission biblique pontifcale,
fondee pas Leon XIII pour d6ci-
der des principales questions
d'exegese qui agitent les esprlts, a
redig6, dams So derniere reunion,
un document qul a et6 approuv6
par le Pape ct qui va etre public
ces jou -ci. Divis6 en- c1nq para
graphes, ce factum atteste que les
l1vres d'Isa1e doivent etre consid6~
res CONNIE des v6rltables proph6-
ties. En- outre, lie document decide
que les livres d'Isa1e sont l'oeuvre
dun seul, ct quill nest pas permis
de discuter lldendit6 de pauteur,
contrairement q la critique moder-
niste, qui soutient que ces livres
furent l'@uvre de plusieurs person
nes.
Ce document 81 important va
etre communiqu6 aux s6minaires,
qui sont, h6las, infect6s de moder.
nisme; mais nous savons bien aus
81 qu'en France tous s'inclineront
devant la decision 81 nette de la
commission biblique homologIee
par le Souverain Pontife.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24
Un Nouvel Engin de Guerre

lie colonel d'artillerie Unge, de
larm6e su6doise, autrefois attach6
d la maison Nobel, essayait depuis
quelque temps de vendre lie brevet
d'inventlon dune torpille a6rienne
inventee par lul-meme ct qui, pre-
tendait.ll, oonstituait un engin de
guerre dune pursuance remarqua-
bic. Apres des essais, le secretariat
de la guerre refusa de lacheter, en-
pr6textant qu'elle ne serait d'aucun
avantage en- temps de guerre.
Or, 81 l'on en- croft le correspon-
dant du "Standard" q Berlin, la
maison Krupp aurait achet6 le
brevet du colonel su6dois ct la tor.
pile, qui est un des plus terribles
instruments de destruction qui
aient encore 6t6 invent6s, serait
prochainement introduits dams Far
NEE ct la marine allenande.
LIE colonel Unge dit que So tor
pile peut etre tree sans bruit OF
qu'elle ne dome aucun recul. La
machine qui sert q la lancer peut
etre mise en- position beaucoup
plus rapidement qu'une batterie
d'artillerie. Le projectile est sur
tout fait pour etre lance sur des
forts ou sur des navires de guerre
quill peut d6truire enforcement,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24

Tn Editeur ltalien: L'6di.
teur du Messenger de Mt Vernon
n. Y, ecrlt CDR. Peter Fahrney s.
Sons Co., Chicago, Iii. Messieurs:
M. Carmine Albero, un de nos
abonn6s de Yonkers, N. Y, nous a
prize de vous exprimer ses sinceres
remerciements pour votre remede,
le Novoro; il dit en- outre: "depuis
plus de huit ans, mes amis ct moi
avons employ6 lie Novoro lorsque
poccasion sen est fait sentlr, ct
ees effets ont 6t6 vraiment merveil-
leux. Ious ceux qul FONT employ6
me remercient de leur avoir fait
conna1tre le chemin de la sant6 ct
de la vigueur."
LIE Novoro du DR.. Pierre, con.
trairement aux autres remedies pre-
par6s q pavance, ne peut pas etre
obtenu dams les pharmacies. Ce
nest pas un article de commerce,
mails il est fourni directement su
public par des agents sp6ciaux
NOMINEES par les propri6taires, lie
Or. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
l12-l18 SO. Hoyne Ave., Chicago,
Ill.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24
L'ANGELUS

Oh! lAngelus du soir! le pieux
carlton des cloches d la tomb6e de
Ia mutt.
lie soleil a disparu, une clochet-
to de chapelle lance son chant dan
les airs, une autre, q la voix douce,
argentine, y joint ga prlere; les
bronzes dissent aussi le salut de
la Verge.
Files prolongent, les cloches,
quelques instants encore,leur con-
cert aerien; ct moi, accoud6 q ma
fenetre, ]'6coute, baign6 dams cette
m6lodie, q me saturer Fame de Get.
te joie, car elles semblent ]oyeuses
les cloches de lAng6lus. J'oublie
les ennuis, les trlstesses du jour
p6goisme que l'on coudoie, ct je
me retrempe pour la tache de de.
main.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24
ETATS-UNlS

New York, Les directeurs de
lAlmalgamated Copper Company
annoncent un dividende trimes-
triel de so cents par part.
Chicago, Nine John Rulof sc
trouvait dams un tram way d'Armi-
tage avenue, lorsqu'elle a dome lie
jour q un enfant.
Pottsville, Pc, -Une explosion de
grisou dams la mine de Williams
town, propri6l6 de la Summit
Branch Mining Company, a cause
la mort de sept hommes.
Oyster-Bay, - LIE president
Roosevelt a 6crit q Madame Cleve-
Ian l une lettre dams laquelle il
Pinforme quill signe une procla-
nation changeant lie nom de la Fo-
ret rationale de San Jacinto en- &C.
lui de Foret Rationale Cleveland,
en- l'honneur de son distingu6 pre-
uSCc660ul.
Warsaw Indiana) 0Un auto
mobile dams lequel Sc trouvaient
M. King, agent de la Prudential
Life Company, ses deux files, Ca
therine ct Josephine, ag6es respec-
tivement de seize ct douxe ans,
Mile Bradshaw, ag6e de seize ans,
l1ne autre jeune file ct le chauffeur
Carl Timmins Ste tamponn6 par
un train q la traverse 3 nivsaa du
Pennsylvania Railroad sltu6 q lou-
est de Columbia City.
Tous les six ont 6t6 tues par le
train. qui flat a une vitesse de 40
miles q pheure.
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NUM'IEl|;R;O ! ] Is
TARH -DEs lAlNNoNCEs q

Avis-Chaque insertion 10 cts par nf n
Tariff special pour les snnonces au mois
ct Iann6e4
Demandes d'emplol-demandes de de
mestiques ou employ6s-annonce pour
chambre O.: pension -annonces pour OBJ
Jets perdus ou trouv6s.
Au taux UN CENTIN par mot
Nous enverrons un num6ro du Journal
4 toute personne qul on fers a deman.
de.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24

Lisbonne. On rapporte que
treize cas- de peste bubonique ct
ouarante deces q cette maladie ont
6t6 d6couverts 3 Tercelra.
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Quebec, Les fetes du tricente-

| Quebec, Les fetes du tricente
naire, qui ont touJours Gu, dane
une fonle de details, une allure es
sentiellement anglaise. ont pris
maintenant une allure absolumen>
aristocratique.
LIE pauvres ne seront admis aux
grands spectacles historiques des
PLANES dAbraham, que derriere
une cl6ture d'enceinte dune han.
teur de huit pleds.
On a 6rig6 des estrades q grands
frals pour la grande revue mllitai-
re sur les PLANES, alnsi que Ia re-
vue du cortege hlstorique par son
Altesse Royale, au pied du monu-
ment Champlain, mais l'estrade
des PLANES pour la revue navale
nest abordable que pour ceux qui
ont au moins So 90 q disposer, ct
celles de la teraasse sont exclusi-
vement reserves aux personnages
o&ciels ct a un petit nombre de fa-
voris.
On protest6 q juste titre con-
tre "a couleur ct le genre des deco
rations des rues. On s'efforce de
r6parer maintenant Immense be-
vue qu'on allait commettre en- don
nant un peu moins de place aux
couleors japonaises ct allemandee,
ct en- mettant le tricolore TN peu
plus en- evidence.
On protsste ma1ntenant contre
une v6rltable profanation du Pa
lais de Justice. On a permits q un
specuIateur quelconque d'6tablir
un compton de victuailles ct de
rafra1chis sements sur lie muir den
ceinte de P6difce.
Sydney, Me-, -Accompagn6
par les mugissements des sirenes
ct le grondement du canon, le va.
peur "Roosevelt'', sur lequel sont
embarqu6s les membres de l'exp6
dition Peary, a lev6 l'encre same
di pour so rendre dams les mers
polaires.
LIE Roosevelt" embarqu6 des
provisions pour trois ans. II reste.
ra au cap Sheridan pendant que le
commandant Peary s'6lancera q la
recherche du pole.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24

LIE d6funt due de Devonshire
laiss6 d'apres un 6tat assernent6
de la succession, des biens evalu6s
q SIS, ,824,80O. Et on Iappelle labas
Fun des plus riches pairs d'Angle-
terre. Nous mesurons ces choseo
d1ff6remment ici aux Etats-Unis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24

Mexico. -Des details sur la
mort du c6lAbre bandit Cenobio
Rodriguez (le Bossu) ct de ses
deux compagnons, Antonio ct Po-
licarpo Reyes, viennent d'arriver.
Ces bandits, qui 6taient accuses
du meartre de NJ. II. S. Jones, un
American, ont etc tues pendant
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EUROPE

i; Lisbonne. On rapporte que
treize cas- de peste bubonique e1
! 'quarante deces q cetre maladie ont
6t6 d6couverts 3 Tercelra.
| Essen (Prusse rh6nane) D. Le
depot de dynamite situe dams Ia
septieme galerie dune mine de
charbon des ehvlrons de Borbeck
a fait explosion.
HUT morris ct bless6s ont etc re.
mont6s q la surface.
Paris, - Les jeux olymplques
de Londres sont, pour les amateurs
de sport, une leeon de chooses sur
lie systeme m6trlque.
Toutes les distances y sont me-
sur6es en- metres.
Paris,-Le ministre de ragricul-
ture, M Ruau, nomm6 comman-
deur de l'ordre du M6rite agrlcole
M. MacLaughiln, de Columbus
(Ohio, } Ce dernier fait l'importa-
tion de chevaux francais aux Etats-
Unis.
Paris, -L'6curie de M. Ch6ri,
d Neuilly, 6t6 l'autre jour la see
ne dun duel CONNIE on men await
plus WI Paris depuis dix ans.
Les advers aires etaient M. A. de
Monzie, un avocat de la cour dap
pei, ct un 6crlvaln, NJ. Pierre Nor
tier
II y a Gu vingt-cinq reprises qui
ont dur6 deux heures. LIE combat
6t6 interrompu par robscurit6.
D'apr6s une d6peche de Vienne
(Autriche), au cours des mannu.
vres du 77e regiment d'infanterie,
plusieurs cartouches a bales fu.
rent trees sur lie colonel Zerboni.
commandant lie regiment, r6pute
pour So s6v6rit6.
LIE colonel ne fut pas atteint,
mais le commandant Madzaria, qui
SO trouvait pres de ]ui, fut bless6
au bras.
Deux compagnies, d'oa les bal
les seraient parties, ont etc ARE
tees.
Paris.-A la veille du depart du
president de la r6publique pour
ga visite aux cours du nord de
pEurope, le "Matin' declare que
ce voyage ne constitute pae simple
ment uu 6change de politesses.
mais quill est inspire par une con-
ceptlon graie do la diplomatic
francalse pour provoquer une en-
tente entire toutes les puissances
europ6ennes ct une Cancellation
des int6rets universels.
C'est laccentustlon de cette po.
litique, dit-il, qui fat que le pre-
sident Falli4res ct le ministre des
affaires 6trangAres, M. Plchon, SO
rencoutreront avec quatre souve.
rains.
Paris, lie comte de Castellane
a entam6 un prcc6s pour obtenir
la revision de la clause du decret
de divorce obtenu contre lni par
son ancienne epouse, qui concerne
la tat4le de ses trois enfants. La
raison principale invoqu6e par 10
comte est le pass6 du prince de
Sagan qui; d'apres lui, le rend in.
digne de vivre aupres de ses en-
fants. II invoque aussi la conduite
de la mere de ceux.ci, qul voya-
geait avec le prince avant de Ia.
voir 6pous6. Dams 90 demande, le
comte ajoute que 81 le prince de
Sagan vivsit svec ses enfants, il
leur apprendrsit q hair leur pere.
Pour terminer, IL demande au tri-
bunal de condamner la princesse
de 6agan d payer une somme an
nuelle de 100000 pour l'entretlen
ct l'6ducation de chacun de ses en-.
fants.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24
Au cat6chisme:

Au cat6chisme:
-Pourquoi, dams le;"Pater', de-
mande-t-on le pain quotidien ct
non celui de toute sa vie?
Silence general. La petite trou-
pc enfantlne so plonge dams une
r6fexion profonde.
Tout q coup: "M'sieur lie cure.
fait un blondin, le bon Dleu ne
nous dome pas le pain de toute la
vie parce que Ga serait trop dur."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-07-24

II est facile de faire une somme
rondelette tout en- Giant carr6 en-
afaires.
On argument q rsrement 6t6 ga.
,gn6 par celui qui crialt le plus
fort.