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KOdOl

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An Ethical Game.

Sir Oliver Lodge, the English scien-
fist, learned to play golf at st. An
drews a good many years ago. His
teacher, says the London News, was
Professor TAFT
You don't play golf with your mus
cles," Professor TAFT said to him one
day; you play with your morals"
.'But hope" said Sir Oliver, with a
hasty glance round, that no one will
cali my morals as bad as my golf'
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26
Taft ct Sherman

La convention r6publicaine qui
a etc en- session a Chicago la Sc
maine derniere a termin6 ses ira
vaux jeudi en- nonmant William
Howard Taft secr6taire de la guer-
re au poste de candldat a la pr6si-
dence ct j. s. Sherman, membre
da Congress, de New-York, au pos
te de vlce-president.
CONFINEMENT a l'attente gene,
rale cette convention a etc DIES plus
harmonieuse, la seule divergence
d'opinion exjstant sur quelques
questions secondaires du program
me qui ont etc fnalement regl6es
d la satisfaction de tous.
Grace q la prudence des chefs
une "stampede" en- favour du pre-
sident Roosevelt q 6t6 evitee bien
qu'su nom de CO dernler un en-.
thoueiasme d6lirant SO manifesto,
qui dura, d I'm moment doDne, AZ
minutes bien complies.
M. laft terra un Candldat Ideal
pour lie parti republican, car sur
iul peuvent se concilier toutes les
classes %exlstant aux Etats- Unls.
II a etc successivement, JUICE
dams lEtat de pOhic ,'secr6taire de
la guerre, ambassador special au
Japon ct en- Russie ct fnalement
pacifcateur a Cuba ct a Panama.
II s'est acquitte avec honneur
de chacune de ces taches surtout
aux Philippines Gu il
a regl6 la question re-
ligieuse avec beaucoup de tact
ce qui lu1 a valu l'estime de la hau-
te hierarchie americana surtout
de Mgr Ireland qui a etc Fun des
premiers a lie f6liciter de son sue
ces.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26
M. Taft ct lie Vatican

On Ira, non sans int6r6t, les
queIques ligres su,vantes sur M.
Taft, le candldat republican, a la
Precedence des Etste- Unis, qui in.
t6ressera particuli6rement les ci-
toyens franco-am6ricains, parce
qu'elles nous montrent M. Taft
sous lie meilleur jour possible.
On salt quill fut charge de regler
la question des biens ,cclesiastl-
ques aux files Philippines.
LIE probl6me 6talt troublant q
plus dun point de vue, q cause de
p6tat de confusion dams lequel SO
trouvaient les populati ons DIES Phi
lippines, apres des corfits memo
rabies entire les moines ct certains
dissidents fanatis6s.
MATS M. Taft Sc NIT bravement
q l'muvre. II surmonta les obsta-
Giles les uns apr6s les autres, ct f.
nalement il signait avec le Vatican
un reglement qui fait honneur ct q
son es rit de justice ct q son grand
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26
tiennent compile, ct qu'ils agissent

En- effet. quill s'ag1sse du sergi.
ce DIES nouvelles on des autres. les
propri6taires de grands j%ournaux
devraient sc souvenir de cette paro-
lie dun contemporary illust,e, que,
"Dans le monde d'aojourd'hui. il
nest "pas de plus noble mission
que celle du journaliste", ct de-
vraient s'efforcer de la justiie r,
toujours ct partout.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26
La Langue Franchise

Ii nous arrive dc Fall River une
belle leeon pour ceux de notre ia
&c qui seraient port6s q aficher du
d6daln pour leur langue franchise.
Jeudi dernier I'm groupe d'amis
franco. americans de M. John Cro-
Their. de la Reduction du "News"
de Fall River, lui donnait un ban
quet de famille, d l'occasion de
son depart pour Chicago, Oh il est
d6legu6 q la convention rationale
Chose peu banale, M, Crother, un
Journalistic americain, qul a parl6
en- francais, dit "l'lnd6pendant'', a
prononce un dlscours plein de f.
nesse ct de franche amiti6 pour re-
lement franco-am6ricain. Voici CO
discours remarquabIe:
Pour conna1tre un peuple il faut
conne1tre So langue, ses traditions,
SEES mRurs.
Quand ]'6tais jeune homme, TAI
IN que Charlemagne a dit quelque
part: "Autant de languee, autant
d'esprits." D6sirant avoir plus
d'esprit, j'ai cherch6 a apprentice
Ia langue frareaise. J'ai reussi
jusou'au point dc me faire COM
prerdre. Depuis une vingtalne
d'ann6es j'ai Gu DIES relations avec
GUS en- qualit6 DAM. Je prise
b%eaucoup votre amltl6.
II y a IN sujet don't je veux per-
Ter a Get assembl6e. C'est la d6cla-
ration qu'on entend parfois parml
Inc certaine c!asse de sol-disant
JUICES de pronunciation du frarcais.
Ceux-la sont inspires par l';gno-
rance GU par les pre]uges. Toujours
est-il que pignorance est Ia mere
DIES preiug6s. Cette id6e concer
nant les Frsnco-Am6rlcains est
alb olument fausse; mails c'est une
erreur ties commune.
Je vous assure que j'ai fat mon
possible pour la combtttre chaque
fois que zen al Gu l'occasion. Des
fois Ga ma velu une discussion
tres chaude, mails j'ai t%oujours mis-
lennemi en- d6route. Ces efforts
ont monte que les Canadiens
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26
La Statue du Gen Lafayette
SERA INAUGUREE LIE 4 JULIET A
PARIS.

Paris, = La statue de Lafayette
par Paul Bartlett, donn6e q ls
France par les enfants des 6coles
am6ricalnes, qui Went d'6tre conl6e
en- bronze, eera inauguree lie 4 JUL
let u la place du Louvre. CONNIE
inauguration du pIatre, en- 1900,
await dome lieu q de grandes cer6.
monies, le programme du 4 Juliet
sera tres court. II ny aura pas de
discours.
M. Bartlett ct Alexandra Reveli,
r~epresentant du comit6 do Chica-
60. charge de l'6rection de la sta
tue, ont eu une querelle assez vive
au sui u du paienent final du ira
vail du sculpteur. M. Bartlett,
quand lie bronze a etc termine, a
demand6 lie Placement imm6diat de
la somme qui lui restait due ct Sc
levait a S27, 900, en- dlsant que son
travail 6talt termjn6. On a annonc6
q cette epoque que NJ. Bartlett
await cable q son avocat en- Am6ri.
que d'intenter DIES %poursuites au
mite de Chicago, mails ceci est
faux. M. Bartlett expllque mantle
nant quill await supplement charge
sen avocat d'entamer DIES n6gocia-
tons, Nj. Revell, qui est a CarIs-
had, insiste sur CO fait que M.
B rlett a recu de nombreuses avan-
ces depuis quill a commence les
travaux. Ii dit que lie comit6 posse.
de DIES fonds sufisants ct que
quand la statue sera sur o pie
destal CONNIE l'exige lie contrat, on
proc6dera au r6glement final DIES
complies.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26

avalent un ami, au moins, de Ian
gne anglalse dams les rangs des
phllologues qui aiment la v6rit6,e 81
dams les rangs de la presse QUOT.
dienne. Ces remarques viennent
DIES fois des eleves du "High
school,. lis sauralent mieux que
celia s'lls avaient bien apprls .eur
lecon. Chez eux, de telles afrma.
tions sont un sujet d'orguell don't
lis SO servent pour masquer la ste
rilit6 de leur conversation. Les
Am6ricains ct les Anglais qui ne
savent pas le frapcsis sont ;noapa-
blos de les contredire, ct leur pre-
tention est acceptee CONNIE parole
d'Evaugile.
J'ai trouv6 moins de difference
dams la pronunciation chez les peu-
Piles de Iapgue franc lse que chez
les peuples de Iangue anglaise.
Les Flaucais instruit ct lie Cana
dien ~instruit parlent pareillement
bien. Mon professeur de franc lis
fut feu M. Lucieu Carissan, qui
venait de Nantes-sur-Loir Fran.
ce, CO qui ne m'empechera pas de
comprendre les Canadlens- FRANC lis
meme ceux qui venaient de trois
en- has de Quebec!
Une chose que je trouve tres
amusante, c'est gull y a des Cana.
diens qui pansent quill nest pas
jolt de parler franc4is dams CO pays
CT. 10 ne comprends pas pourquoi
une personne a honte de sa langue
.maternelle, surtout quand lacqui-
sitlon du francois est regard6e
dams le monde enter CONNIE neces-
saire q tout homme bien 6lev6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26
ECHO DE L'OUEST
diplomatiuue.

sens diplomatique.
C'est pourquoi on le consid4re
au Vatican CONNIE ACKNOWLEDGMENT
dispose d regard de Influence ca
tholique aux Philippines.
M. Taft a laiss6 aux Philippines
les meilleurs souvenirs, ct c'est
avec bonheur au'Am6ricains ct in
djg6nes l'acclamalent a Mantle
lors de son de:nier voyage en- Ex-
IRENE Orient.
VOLTA lhomme qui doit succ6der
au president Roosevelt. II m6rite
la confance du peuple american
ct la reconnaissance de tous les ca.
holiques.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26
Agence Consulate de Fran.
&c a St. Paul, MINI.
A M. le directeur de l'EoHo DE
L'OUEsT, Minneapolis, MINI.

La gracieuee complaisance que
vous avez touJours mise q publie1
les articles d'int6ret general int6.
resssnt les Frapcsls r6sidant q l'6.
ranger m'engage 3 vous hernandez
d'annoncer qua l'occasion de l'ex.
poeltlon franco .anglaise I'm certain
nombrs de dispens6s en- vertu de
Particle so de la lol du Is juliet
1889, fixes q l'6tranger hors d'Eu-
rope ct y jouissant Dune situation
reguliere, SO sont addresses a M. le
ministre de la Guerre ct au de-
partement des afaires 6trangeres
en- vue d'ohtenir l'autorisatlon
%d'effectuer q Londres, pendant la
dur6e de l'exposition I'm s6]our de.
PEASANT la periodic maxima de 3
mols fx6e par Ia loi.
D'accord avec son colleague, M.
le General Piquart, M. lie ministre
DIES affaires 6trangeres a decide
que les dispens6s don't il s'agit
pourront etre autoris6s, sur leur
demamde, q faire 4 Londres un IS.
jour de Z mois a compter de la
date oficille d'ouverture pour
prendre fin I'M mois apre la date
de fermeture (1er 9bre 1908).
Les dispens6s qui seront dams
l'inteEtion de b6neticier de cette
mesure devront adresser leur re-
quote q M. le minlstre de la Guer-
re (14re direction, 3eme bureau)
dams les 8 jours qui suivront leur
arriv6e a Londres, en- joignant q
cette demande leur livret indivi-
viduel.
Pour plus amples informations
s'adresser personnellement de II
q 4 au bureau de l'agent
consulaire de France M. F. G.. Bou-
cher, No 1918, New York Life ms. !
q st Paul, Minnesota.
Sign6: S. P1oHoN,
Pour ampllation:
LIE mlnistre pl6nipotentiaire, d.
recteur.
Sign6: GAvARRY.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26
TO ADVERTISERS,

he Echo de pOuest has q larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
exam ne our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26
Mort de Grover Cleveland

L'ex.president Grover Cleveland
est mort mercredi q sa residence
dams lie New Jersey. Bien que
souffrant depuls longtemps son
etat semblait s'amellorer ct on
s'attendalt a sen reimbursement.
C'est la fin dune carrlere remar-
quable. Nous publierons liz bio.
graphic de &c grand homme d'Etat
dams metre proclaim num6ro.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-26

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etc., dolvent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
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Entered at the Post Office of
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Toutes correspondances doivent
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sable des idees ct opinions emises par
ses correspondents.
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Remede sur pour la Faiblesse

RESERVE MINES, N. f., CAM,
TAI etc attaque dune faiblesse de nerfs pen.
dant dix ans. Jai essaye toutes sortes de RENE,
des, mais sans success. II y a a pel pres I'm an ia
commeneai a prendre lie TONGUE du Pere Koenig
pour les Nerfs, ct il ma fat plus de bien quo
tous les autres remedies don't j'avais fat usage
jusqu'alors. C'est pourquoi je lie recommande
1 tous ceux qui souffrent. ]. M. O'HANDLY.
M. Raymond Gelinas ecrit de S~t-Alpronse,
Can: Depuis trois ans mon enfant soufrait ST
rieusement de la Dance de St-Guy. I'm ami mo
~recommanda lie Tongue du Pere Koenig pour
les Nerfs, ct apres en- avoir pris deux bouteillee
mon petit malade a etc tout a fait gueri. Merd
4 &c grand remede.
lie REV. Th. Dagenais, de st-Roch 1'Achigan.
Quebec, ecrit quill appris la guerison complete
de lepilepsie dun monsieur Lapierre par Fem"
ploi des Tongues du Pere Koenig pour les Nerfs.
ARa-nA I'm livre p~recieux sur les Malades
Nerveuses envoye Gratuitement d
0nA r. une adresse quelconque, ct les pa.
tents Pauvres peuvent aussi OBJ
tenir cette Medicine Gratuitement.
&c remede a etc prepare par lie REV. PAsTEUR
KoEN1G, de Fort Wayne, Ind, depuis 1875. ct
il est prepare aujourd'hui sous sa direction par L.
koENIG MED. CO., CHICAGO, Ill.
In vente chez les pharmaciens, $1.00 IL bouteille,
9 pour $500.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01

CAPITOL HOTEL, BOISE, IDAHO, October "a, 1904
Hon. w. E. BOrah, Boise, Idaho-Sir: have re-
Gently learned of the statements of Hon. Frank
Gooding to the effect that there only nineteen
poygamiss in the State of Idaho, and of your chal
lenge that if any charge be filed that you
will prosecute the same to conviction.
In accordance with your statement, l herewith
hand you the following twenty informations, upon
oath, charging the polygamsts named with cohab-
iting with than his wife. They
l. William Bulge, of Paris Bear Lake County,
Idaho, cohabiting with Lizzie Bulge, Julia Bulge
and Ann Bulge.
O. William c. Parkinson, of Whitney, Oneida
County, Idaho cohabiting with Nellie Nash Parkin-
son. of Hyrum, Cache County, Utah, and Lulu Ben
son. of Oneida County, Idaho
3. R. S. Parkinson, of Preston, Oneida County,
Idaho, cohabtng with Maria Smart Parkinson and
her sister, Charlotte Smart.
4. J. u. Stucki of Paris, Bear Lake County,
Idaho, trustee of the Pocatello Academy, State
institution, cohabiting with Margaret Stuck, Jane
Stuck and Clara Sport, all of Paris, Bear Lake
County, Idaho.
5. o. C. Ormsby, of Rexburg Fremont County,
Idaho, cohabiting with Marilla Ormsby, of Logan
Cache County, Utah, and Rebecca Langdon, of Rex
burg, Idaho.
g. James Lowe, of Franklin, Oneida County,
Idaho cohabtng with Eliza D. Lowe and Lizzie
Kingsford
T. Samuel Kunz, of Bates, Fremont County,
Idaho, cohabtng with Mrs Samuel Kunz and Caro-
line Kunz
s. F. Lorenzo Burgoyne, of Montpelier, Bear
Lake County, IDAHO cohabiting with Mrs. E. L. Bur-
goyne and Binnie Cederlund, her sister.
O. Ira Call, of Bancroft, Bannock County, Idaho,
cohabiting with Mrs. Ira Call and Sarah R. Call.
10. Chef Call, of Chesterfield Bannock County,
Idaho, cohabiting with Mrs. Chester Call and Jane
d. Call.
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Mr.. Tayler-These twenty persons named were all
prosecuted / suppose.
Mr.. Owen-They of them prosecuted.
He replied day two later, at Lewiston, in rath
Charles Mostyn Owen; that he was not hunting
the snpe of the valley but that he hunting the
tiger in the jungle, Fred T. Dubois
Mr.. Worthington- you that letter
Mr.. Owen-No; that made II speech.
Mr.. Worthington-What pity.
Mr.. Owen-Yes, l should like it.
Mr.. Tayler-I believe that in this statement in
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-02-01

H. Matthias F. Cowey of Preston Oneida Coun-
ty, Idaho cohabiting with Abbie H. Cowey of Salt
Lake City, Utah, and Luella Parkinson, of Preston,
Idaho.
10 William DANES, of Preston, Oneida County,
Idaho, cohabiting with Lizzie H. DANES and her
sister, Chloe Hatch.
10. Gottfried Eschler, postmaster at Raymond,
Toms Fork, Bear Lake County. Idaho, cohabiting
with Mrs Rose Kunz Eschler and Rose Kunzer.
County, Idaho, cohabiting with Mrs Sarah Hum
phreys and her sister, Martha Clifton
IS. Robert Price, of Paris Bear Lake County,
Idaho, cohabiting with Mrs. Susan Price, Chrissy
Price and Mrs. Gray
16 Walter Hoge, of Paris, Bear Lake County,
Idaho, cohabiting with Mrs. Walter Hoge and Sarah
Hoge, all of Paris Mr.. Hoge is the present candi-
date on the Republican ticket for sheriff.
IT, L. L. Hatch, late postmaster of Franklin, One
ida County, Idaho, cohabiting with Mrs. Anna S.
Hatch and Sara Dooney.
49, Hyrum Ricks formerly probate Judge of Rex
burg, Fremont County, Idaho, cohabtng with Mrs.
Martha Kicks and Emily Kicks.
49, William Hymas, of Liberty, Republican can
didae for the Legislature Bear Lake County Idaho,
cohabtng with Mrs William Hymas and Jane D.
Hymas
20. Joshua Hawks, of Rexburg, Fremont County,
Idaho, cohabiting with Mary A. Hawks of Franklin
Idaho, and Sarah Smart, of Rexburg Idaho
If you will draw the formal complaint conform
ing in substance with the enclosed stand ready to
afhrm the same and name competent witnesses in
support of the charges.
Upon the completion of these prosecutions I fur
Their stand ready to supply additional charges of a
similar character against one hundred more persons
residents, either temporary permanent of the
State of Idaho.
Trusting this grave matter will receive your ear
nest and immediate attention, I am
Yours most respectfully
Charles Mostyn Owen
IS examination of Mr.. Owen, the questions
reply to the challenge of Mr. Borah that the name
OF the poygamist furnished him he would prose-
cute, you included the name of William Bulge?
Mr.. Owen-I did
Mr.. Tayler-And you charged him with having
only three wives, I believe, there?
Mr.. Owen-That is all, sir; three
Mr. Tayler-Only the number he himself con-
fessed to?
Mr. Owen-Yes sir
Mr. Tayler-And up to date Mr. Borah has not
undertaken to make any trouble for Mr. Bulge?
Mr. Owen-I believe that he has not, and is still
hunting tigers.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! 'LeSt We FOr9ef'' +
4 =


Charles Mosn Salt Lake City the New York Journal as
tina
poygams
Mr. Owenw furnish him wthth O theofen
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The Senate committee then continued it's examination of
and answers running follows:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-07
COMING EvEHTs

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 Oct 9-Washington Hill Athletic club, social and dance.
 Oct 9-Red Mems hall, Citizens bank building. social and dance given by the Crescents.
 Oct 10-Columbus hall, Nauga- tuck, ninth annual concert and dance of the St Francis T. A. B. society.
 Oct 13-A. O. H. hall, reception and banquet given by Division 5, A. o. H.
 Oct 14-City hall, supper given by St Mary's Hospital Aid society.
 Oct 14-Music hall, dance of dances given by the Acawanna club
 Oct 14-Red Mems hall, Nauga' tuck novelty dance and reception by Kicks dancing classes.
 Oct i5-Oddfeilows hali, sociabls and dance given by the Pioneers.
 Oct 16-Music hall, harvest dance Oct 2s-Turn hall, dance given D, the Aftiye Turner's of the Water bury Turn verein.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-07
3 MILES OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.
At Least Eight Thousand in the Pa.
 rade at Hartford,

Hartford, Oct 7.-Three solid miles of school children aggregating in round numbers at least eight thous- and, and all carrying American flags, were part of Haftford's pageant yesterday. It was a sight which aroused the enthusiasm of the thous- ands and thousands of spectators who lined the route of march, and cer- tainly would have thrilled the breast of Our Theodore" And how they marched! The little tots, as we'll as the older ones. tramped along with a true military swing, marching, countermarching and going through their revolutions with almost the pre- cision of militiamen. The youngsters were rewarded all along the line with generous applause and from the time the procession started, at Barnard park, until.it disbanded. there was no confusion and not a mishap to mar the event.