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Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11
REFRESHMENTS Aske
 ABOUT EXPENDITURE

WASHINGTON. June I0.-A resoin- ten Of inuiry directed to the secre- tary Of the treasury was adopted by the house today calling for informa- tion regarding expenditures for river and harbor work. Representative Fitzgerald, who introduced the resp lution. explained he had knowledge of the fact that there were apprcpria- tions more than five years old which had not been obligated by contrac,.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11
ENGLAND INVITED TO
 JOIN IN CELEBRATION
REeuit LONG OF SAN FRANCISCO TO BE siGNALLED BY ELAB-
 CRATE NAVAL REVIEW.

LONDON. June 1e.-A formal in- vitation from America to England to participate in naval review to be held in San Francisco next October to celebrate the rebuilding of that city after the earthquake, has been presented by Ambassador Reid. The question is one for consideration by the cabinet and probably will be sev- eral days before an answer Is received There IS. however, much likelihood of acceptance.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11
GUGGENHEIMER TAKEN
 TO TASK BY JUDGE
Asked to Show Why Divorce of 1901
 Should Not Be Set Aside

CHICAGO, June 1e.-Judge Honore directed Attorney Fyfe today to rep resent the court at the reopening of the divorce suit of Grace B. Guggen- helm against William Guggenheim of the so-called shelter trust On Tues day Judge Honore orderd the Guggcn- beims to show cause why their divorce secured in this city in 1901 should not be set aside on the grounds of fraud.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11

"The pcets," says, the Los Angeles Express, have found it difficult job to work the name of Aldrich artisti- cally into a limerick. But that's all that saves him. Aldrich rhymes with pitch; that may give some near-poet a stait.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11

It is hardly probable, but it maj be that Roosevelt will declare trues with the lions and tigers of South Africa long enough to send tele. gram to some friend in this country telling just what he thinks of the senatorial tariff b'ghwaymen.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11

The eighth converter Is now being erected at the Copper Queen shelter. Everything now points to an early in crease in the ore production in the Warren district.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11

.nere is no certainty that the old snag which has many times wrecked our statehood craft in the senate has been removed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11

A Review want ad will rent you vacant room or get you an additions hcarder.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11
HOTEL MINNEwAsKA

First publication May %. 1909
Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-11

Most exclusive family hotel in Los Angeles Modern in every respect. car lines. One half block from post
 Popular rates at all seasons. 6lS20 alifornia. c. c. Dorr. proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-28
POWER VESSELS INCREASING.
Many Potomac River Craft Equipped
With Auxiliary Engines.

The use of power engines in vessels
employed in commercial freighting on the
Potomac river is constantly increasing
and it is only a question of time before
the large majority OF the wood, lumber
and oyster runners that come to this
city will be equipped with these calm
weather defying devices. The latest ves-
sci to join the feet of auxiliary power
freighters is the sloop Daisy. owned and
commanded by Capt. George Coombs,
which is employed as a packet on a route
between Alexandria and Pennington, Md
Three Or more trips are made by the
vessel each week, bringing the products
of the farms in the vicinity of Piscat-
away creek to Alexandria, and taking
back general stores of all kinds to the
farmers and merchants residing in Prince
George county. Md, in the neighbor-
hood of Pennington
Gains and storms hafe so often inter-
fered with the trips of the vessel that
Capt. CoOmbs recently had twelve
horsepower engine installed In his craft
and 1t can come and go no matter
whether the breezes blow or not.
The engine will give the Daisy speed
of about ten miles an hour, but with a
favoring breeze to aid the canvas of the
vessel will make her considerably faster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-28
D. c, 1se-PART L.
SICK HEADACHE
Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Canker
Sore Mouth Cured by Mi-o.na

Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Cank er
Sore Mouth Cured by Mi-o.na
Sick headaches are caused by indi-
Kestion and y general disturbed contli-
tiOn Of the stomach.
Cure the indigestion. and the head
ache. nausea, heartburn. sour stomach
and that '.all In. feeling will vanish.
Mi-O-Ba tablets will cure indigestion
or any other stomach trouble. They will
relieve almost Instantly. Henry Evans
has so much faith In them that he will
give You your money back IL they don't
Mi-O-na cures by making the stOn,-
ach strong enough to produce enough
gastric juices to digest all the food yOu
want to eat. II promptly puts new life
and energy into the OverwOrked and
pIayed-Out wallis OF the stomach.
Use Mi-O-na for n week. and you ear
eat what you want amy time you wan,
II. and take pleasure In doing IL.
Your blood will be richer. redder
purer after taking Mi-O-na. and IT Onl.
costs 20 cents a large box.
81 was speedily cured Of stomach com.
plaist by Mi-O-na. Anything I can sa!
I'm favor of Mi-o-na In not too strong
William Hess, Benton HarbOr. Mich
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-28

proper future OeVelOpInenJ OF our great
thoroughfare"
Resolution Is Adopted.
A resolution by Col. Archibald Oracle
followed this report asking that 10th
street residents use Immediately the name
of Avenue of the Presidents upon their
cards and letter heads for the purpose of
establishing that name by usage.
With but one exception and after an
interesting debate Col Gracie's resolution
was unanimously adopted. The one dis
senter said he felt that Congress should
be further approached to make the
change.
Mr.. Berliner stated that the District
Commissioners now have the right to
change the names of streets above Florida
avenue. that authority having been given
them few years ago. A committee,
| composed of Mr.. Edison, chairman; Scott
Bone, Mr.. Berliner. DIR. Sewers and Al
lerton Cushman. was appointed to wait
upon the District Commissioners with the
request to officially change the name of
10th street above Florida avenue to Ave-
nue. of the Presidents and to mark the
| authorizations Ave. Pres" on the lamp
posts.
Horace Westcott discussed the subject
from business point of view, stating
that he had found that nearly all de-
string to build handsome residences Ia
vored an avenue name, always regretting
that 10Th street is not an avenue. Mrs.
Pullman, Representative and Mrs. Lamar
and Mrs. Halliday, all new purchasers of
property on 18th street, sent word that
in their opinion the most important of
all acts for future 18th street is to have
the name changed Immediately to Avenue
of the Presidents.
When asked what is the preference of
10th street officials on the subject, Mrs.
Henderson stated that the name Avenue
of the Presidents was first suggested by
John Hay. The first choice of Senators
Carter and William Alden Smith is for the
same name. The first choice of Justice
Brown is White House road" but he said
he will cheerfully agree to any name pre-
ferred by others so long as it is not
Executive avenue
Senator Forakers first choice is White
House avenue" although he will also
agree to what the majority wishes. Sena-
tor Hale and Justice Brewer prefer to
have the name 10th street unchanged.
Diplomats generally favor the name Ave
nue. of the Presidents The first choice
of name of Commissioners Mcfarland
and West has always been for Avenue
of the Presidents" The opinion of the
new Commissioner just arrived has not
yet been ascertained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-28
GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER
Jury Renders Verdict in the Case OF
Charles Lee.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md. March 27.-Charles
Lee. colored, of Wheaton district this
county. who was indicted for the murder
Of John Swailes. colored, who also re-
sided near Wheaton, was adjudged guilty
of manslaughter by jury in the circuit
court here this afternoon. His trial be-
gan this morning. with Judge Worthing-
ton on the bench. States Attorney Waters
in charge of the prosecution and Edward
c. Peter representing the defendant.
Swailes was shot in the leg during a
drunken brawl at his home Easter Sun
day of last year. He died in WASH
ington hospital three months later of
blood poisoning resulting from the wound.
The state attempted to prove that the
shooting was premeditated, but Lee swore
that he shot in self-defense, claiming that
Swailes and others were beating him
wheE he used the revolver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-28
Resolution Is Adopted.

proper future development of our gr
thoroughfare"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-28
Congress Awaiting Unanimity.


Now Congress is clearly embarrassed
about changing the name OF 18th street.
Members feel that an avenue name should
have been given years ago. but many
years have passed In the hope of OBJ
tanning fairly unanimous opinion upon
any one name. In my belief IL will he
forever before all the residents upon the
street are unanimous upon this subject.
What We have now Is the EXPRESSED
preference for a name by a large ma
jority OF 10th street citizens. and also
that of two of the Commissioners of the
District for the name OF Avenue of the
Presidents-'' The preference of the new
Commissioner has not been ascertained.
j feel that whatever we residents can
properly do for our street without both
ering Congress We had better do.
when grieving over the continual
losses Of our small parking spaces by
new buildings operations, now that va
are practically rid OF the objections bic
features of 18th street. feel that were
we born again with a new and better
name. Congress might be more appre-
eiatiye aud willing to AID vs. an the
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27
Anniversaire de Nais-
SanCe

Samedi dernier M. j. A. Plante
le populaire officer depolice a 6t6
grandement surpris en- voyant arr1.
yer chez lui sans y avoir etc invit6e
une bande d'amis. C'6tait le
48e anniversaire de la naissance de
notre compatriote ct on ma pu re-
sister au d6sir de passer! une bonne
solr6e q la canadienne.
Revenu IN peu de sa surprise
Nj. Plante quoique habitu6 d la
resistance, ceda ga maison.
On pr6senta q M. Plante une jo-
lie hague accompagne dune adres.
La soir6e 80 passa en- chant,
danse ct jeu de cartes ct les convi-
YES no SO s6parerent qua une heu.
re tres avanc6e.
Etaient presents:
MN. ct Mines Sam Fontaine,
REM Narbonne, DR. E. n. Fontai,
ne. L'Anglais, Pierre Labont6, J.
W. Dupont, Touchoff, john Perry,
Jos Deslauriers, Abel Violet. John
Perry Jr., Andre Grenier, Garand,
Theodore Plante, John A. Plante,
Narcotic, Mile Narbonne, MN
Charles Plante, Leo Cyr ct Jos
Labont6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27
menca; ii faisait peine a voir le
nanvra netit Romeo Barniar La
NicoIIet ct 3eme Rue

menca; IL faisait peine a voir lie
pauvre petit Romeo Bernier le
"pitcher' DIES ]eunes, a a la fin
de cette reprise apr6s avoir comp
t6 9 points, Bernier 6tait 81 de.
conft quill disparut complement
ct nous avons 6t6 obllg6 d'abandon-
ner la part1e car les Jeunes gems
trouvant leur d6falte assez grande
ne voulurent pas termlner la par
tie. Les vieux ont done gagne la
partie par II contre 6. LIE capi-
tame Foussard ct son 6quipe ont
quite ]e terrain en- Sc promettant
bien de laisser les vieux de PUnion
FRANC eise en- repos ct de ne plus
leur lancer de def.
Nous n'avcns que DIES 6loges a
faire a Eugene D'aoust pour la
maniere hah1le avec laquelle il
s'acquitta de So tache, CONNIE ar
car il fut impartial ct rendit
Justice aux deux clubs. Je MARIE
to lei car Je ne veux pas rouvrir
.es pleasures qui sont d peine fer
m6es.
LIE Capltaine des Vieux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27

Joussant dune journ6e de con-
&c, Mile Laurentine Lemai1e, ms
tltutrice de franca1s chez M. ct
Nine Chas. s. Pil1sbury ct Mile
Catherine Rensing institutrice
d'allemand dams la famille Bovey.
sont arriv6e q Minneapolis du Lac.
Minnetonka, en- auto, mardi, pour
y passer la journ6e.
Files ne sont pas restless inacti-
yes a l'apres. midi, accompanies
de Mile M. E.. Lemon, Giles visite.
rent lie capitol, ediiee gouvermen-
tai du Minnesota, qui est sans con-
tredit le plus richie ct le plus beau
de PEtat. II a cote 4 million ct
demi ct est art1stiquement cons.
fruit de pierre ct de marbre des
Etats. Unis, d'Europe ct meme
d'Afrique. La Chambre du S6nat
y q quatre peintures c6lebres qui
ont cont6 $4,000. Dams la Cham
bre des Repr6sentants il ny await
pas de peinture, mails le plafond
horizontal 6tait richement d6cor6
ct on y voyait q certaine distance
de Fun l'autre les MONS de Henne-
pin, LaSalle, Perrot ct Marquette,
CO dernier ct le premier,
furent les premiers MISSIONARIES
qui aborderent lei. Dams la Cour
Supreme, quatIe autres peintures
de ma1tres de $4,000. On y re-
marque aussl une sale FRANCHISE
exacte reproduction dune cham
bre du palais de Versailles. LIE
dome de Get 6difce est aussi tres
artlstique ct est orn6 de pejnture
dun prix tres 6lev6.
Files ont ensuite visit6 le Pare
Como qu'elles ont beaucoup admi-
re. Nous comptons bien avoir lie
plaisir de leur faire visiter les au-
tres endrolts non moins int6res-
sants qui sont l'orgueil des Villes-
Smurs, avant .leur depart d6fnitif
] pour Europe.
i. E ERsE 2E I2E
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27

La Soci6t6 St Jean-B .ptiste a
tenu une tres int6ressante assem-
blee lundi dernier. On programme
auquel prlrent part nos meilleurs
talents canadiens francais a et6
rendu.
o. nous dit qu'on a en- reserve
une tres grande surprise pour la
prochaine assembl6e en- fat d'amu-
sement ct il para1t que ceux qui
nv assisteront pas sen mordront
les pouces.
Uhaque membre peut y amener
un ami.
LIE projet du gymnase marche
aussi 3 Las de g6ant. On a d6ja
souscr1t pres de 5000. 4 CO fond ct
pour peu que, ce train soft mainte-
nu notre colonie voira Get automne
le commencement de son premier
gymnase.
Bravo! Poussons.nous.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27

-L'Union FRANCHISE donnera
une grande partie de cartes a la
Sale des Odd Fellows, co1n de la
Be ct Wabasha, mercredi le 29
Septembre PROCLAIM. De magnif-
ques prix seront donn6s gagnants.
LIZ comit6 en- charge de cette en-
treprise n'6pargne rien pour que
cette scir6e soft un success.
Plusieurs de nos societies canadien-
nes ont d6ja r6pondu q l'appel qui
leur a 6t6 fat d'y assister. Done
membres de pUnion FRANCHISE ct
Janadiens de st Paul, faites vous
un devolr d'y as sister. LIE prix du
billet nest que l5c ct q la port6e
de toutes les bourses. Procurez-
vous en- d'avance du comit6 on des
membres de Junior FRANCHISE.
N'oubliez pas la date, le mercre-
di 20 septembre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27
Attention
JOueurS de :sBaSe. Ball.

Tous les membres du Club Lit
t6ralre de lUnion St Joseph sont
prizes de so rendre au coln des ave.
nues Seine ct. Ramsey N. E. dl.
manche matin apres la basse mes.
pour l'%exercice. On choisira DIES
joueurs pour la prochaine partie
avec lie club de Saint Paul, qui au-
ra lieu le 5 septembre a Silver
Lake sur lie chemln de Wildwood.
Venez en- grand nombre.
Th6ophile B5aucha'ne, Gerant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27

La colonie canadienne-francaise
est respectueusement lDvitee q pa
tronner la Central Provision Co..
l25 Avenue Centrale lorsqu'elle
aura hes in de viande. Cette bou-
cherie tent les meilleures viandes
fra1ches on fum6es, du cote Est.
Ellie a q votre choix du simple
moroccan pour la soupe au r0ti le
plus recherche. Vors pouvez aussl,
81 vous le d6sirez faire llvrer vos
commandes a domicile. T6lepho-
neg T. S. 1851 on n. w. East
80.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27
Errata

Dams impression du rapport
semi-annuel de NJ. Eusebe Ber-
trand, secr6talre de 70. s. @. E..
deux erreurs typographiques sc
sont gliss6es.
LIE total des d6bours6s du"Fonds
General de rUnion" doit etre
2.575.7 ~ au lieu de 2.575.27 Gil y a
en- transportation des deux derniers
chifres)
Dams le total des revenus de tous
les fonds il faut lire S21, 008.58 au
lieu de $2l.008.52.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27

son club swat remport6e d1mapche
le Is courant. en- Blatant le Club
Litteraire de rUnion st Joseph de
Minneapolis dams une partle de
"base BALI. LIE capltaine Fous
sard 6tait au comble de la joie. Non
content den roster Ia. il lanca un
def aux membr IS mari6s de l'Uri n
FRANCHISE pour une partie de chase
BALI, lie dimanche ~ courant au
Pare Como. II va sans dire que
&c def fut accept6 sur lie champ,
ct tous go randirent dimanche apr4s
midi, atm de d6cider de la sup6rio-
rite des deux cubs. Ills ont Gu
I'honneur d'etre les h6tes du Ger
Gle Social No 36, qui donnait son
pique-nique a Get endroit. II me
fat peine de lie dire, mails lie pau
vre capitaine Foussard ct son equi-
pc sen retourn6rent bredouilles
apres avoir subj une d6faite 6cra.
sante. Voici lie compile, rendu de
cette partie q jama1s remarquable.
Les vieux lie dis les vieux a c'est
l'appellation qu'on nous donna u
lie terrain) cont arrives les lpre-
miers au but; lie catcher" lie pre-
mier au but y mourut; Louis Sa-
ward vint ensuite dams IN coup
bon pour deux butts; Leon Savard
fit Ia meme chose que son frere, CO
qui compta un point; E. Lessard
fut frapp6 par la bale ct prit son
but; lie DR. Roy, lie suivant, frappa
un coup bon pour deux butts, CO
qui compta deux points de plus;
Zotique Beaudin prit son but sur
qua.re bales, ct F. Quesnel frappa
un coup bon pour deux butts ct ce
coup fut compile pour deux points
de plus, les deux suivants mourn
rent a tour de role, CO qui foit la
premiere reprise avec 5 points.
Dams cette reprise lie club DIES jeu-
hes ne compta que 2 points, ne
pouvant frapper Vandelac IL "p1t-
cher" des vieux. A la deuxieme
reprise les vieux ne compterent
qu'un point ct les Jeunes 3. A la
troisieme les vieux en- firent 2 ct
les ]eunes un; o'est a la quatrleme
reprise que lie bombardement com-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27

M. ct Nine @. A.. Lapierre, ont
6te les objects dimanche soir. le Is
du courant, dune agreeable surpri.
Sc de la part dun bon nomtre de
leurs amis.
On 6tait ;venu: c6l6brer l'anni-
v%ersaire de Nuisance de Nine La
pierre ct on lui a presents un ma.
guitique boi a punch en- verre
taill6.
Inutile de dire qu'une tres agre-
able soiree a etc pass6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27
FEU! FEU! FEU!

POURQUOI ne pas placer vos
ASSURANCE S
avec un des n6tres? Soft contr e
Ecu, les Ouragens, les Voleurs GU
les Automobiles ct les Chevaux.
Voyez done notre compatriote, il
est digne de con6ance ct est lie seul
Canadien- Francois repr6seDtant les
M eilleures Companies de la Vile.
Telephone, T. s.. 1882.
). O. BELANGER,
1900 Avenue Centrale
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27
erhn de 1'@nest
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. 81 Aont 1909
M. ct Nine Octave Colette sont
parts pour une visite de quelques
semaines a Grafton, N. d.

M. Antoine Chouinard est parti
ces jours dernlers pour le Michi-
gan Oh il assistera en- 50 qualit6 dc
Vice-pr6sident q une assemble du
bureau de direction de pUnion DIES
Socl6t6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27

M. Henri Jamme doit gutter
notre vile aujourd'hui meme, avec
sa famllle, pour aller demeurer q
Monticello, MINI.
Nous regrettons vivement lie de-
part de &c compatriote 81 justement
estime.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27

LIE Rev. Pere Richard a annon-
c6 au. prone dimanche dernier que
les classes de catechisme recon-
menceraient le 1r dimanche de
sophomore a l'6glise Ste Anne. w
le grand nombre d'enfants dams
cette paroisse il ny a null doute
que les classes seront nombreu-
ses.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27
ECHO DE LOWEST
DULUTH

MN. Urgele Pilon ct George
Simard s'attardent encore sur LEI
rives du st Laurent. Sans doute
les charmes du pays natal ont cap.
tive leurs occurs ct les retiennent
CONNIE malgr6 eux sur cette terre
de souvenirs 81 vivlfants.
M. Geo. Slmard assista d la re-
cente Convention internationally
des Forestiers Catalogues; il y re-
pr6sentait TEtet du Minnesota.
REToUR IN. le DR. Pare nous
est revenu tout frais et
dispos de son voyage dams la Pro
vince de Quebec. II parle 6lo-
DIES "hommes ct chooses
du Canada.
MARRIAGES Lies Canadiens-
frareals de Duluth,
gardent fd6lement l'amour proven
bal de la race pour lie foyer. Ills
ne craignent pas les responsible
t6s ct les sacrifices de la vie fami.
liale ct lis savent en appr6cier les
aouces ct saintes influences. Aus.
81 les marriages sont fr6quents. La
semaine derniere, M. Maxine Cor
mier condulsalt q lautel Mile Mar.
guerite Cartier; hier M. Leo Be-
ct Mile Corinne Lemay,
a genoux dams le sanctuaire, rece-
la b6n6dict1on nupt1ale; de.
main d'autres dame Rumeur les
vlendront y chercher lie
bonheur. Ces marriages
forti6ent notre national1-
t6 ct lu1 assurent Tongue vie. Pulls
90 la Providence les multipl1er!
DEcEs -Samedl matlp avaient
lieu les f%un6railles de
Mile C!6mentine Poirier, morte
presque subitement. Ii y await
concours de parents ct d'a-
mis-. Nous offrons nos sympathies
es plus sinceres 4 la famille 81
,ruellement 6prouv6e. Que lie sou.
7enir DIES vertus de la ch4re dispa-
'ue console ses freres ct rassure
eur esp6rance!
V1s1TE M. Table Roy s'arre-
ia quelques heures au
oresbytere st Jean Baptiste, lors
le sa r6cente visite a Duluth. II
,talt venu %assister q la retraite an.
du clerg6 DIOCESAN; des
,endredl soir il reprit le chemin
le Lambert, sa paroisse depuis
nantes ann6es.
M. Table Roy dirlgea l'eglise
st Jean. Baptlste de JUN '87 q Fe.
7rier 81. Son administration fut
'econde en- @uvres de religion ct
te patrlotisme. SEES paroissiens
l'autrefois parlent encore de son
l6vouement lnfatigable ct de son
,ele d6sini6ress6 ct gardent du
bon Perez Roy I'm affectueux SOU
1enir. Aussl quelle joie pour eux
le lui presser la main ct do le
omplimenter sur son i%nalt6rable
'bonne sante".
SALE Sous la haute survell-
lance de j. A. Robita1l-
Q, entrepreneur, les travaux de la
louvelle sale avancent rapide-
nent. LIE "tout' ne sera complet
lue le premier de novembre.
EcoLE -Dimanche, au prone,
le Rev P6re Cure an
lonca l'ouverture prochaine des
Avis aux parents den
leurs enfants al'6cole parois-
,iale. CONNIE catalogues ct COM
ne canad1ens-franc is nous devons
o6nir la divine Providence d'avoir
Inc "6cole s6par6e', une 6cole Oh
los files ct garcons apprendront q
'onna1tre ct q aimer les croyances
It le parler DIES a1eux.
PENsEE-"Tout systeme qui
,lace l'6ducat1on religieuse sur
'drr14re.plam eet un svst6me per-
eicleur. (Gladstone)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27

Allez rendre une visite a la bou.
cherie de la Central Provision Co.,
125 Avenue Ceutrale ct vous y fe-
rez vos achats de viandes. L'accueil
qui vous sera falt ct la qualit6 de
viande que vous y trouverez vous
engageront a devenir un client. ST
vous ne pouvez y aller vous- nome,
t6l6phonez T. S. 1851 Oh n. W.
East 80.
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Une Autre Version

"A la derniAre s6ance de l'U-
MON FRANCHISE, M. Louis Foussard
|capltaine du Club de "Base Ball"
du Cercle Litt6raire annoncalt aux
'membres Ia grande viotoire que
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27
Sorte de commission,

Sorte de commission,
Qnelques deputies echangent dea
vues q propos de Ia marine.
Ill faudrajt, dit Pun d'eux,
augmenter encore le nombre de
nos ~va1sseaux.
-C'est mon avis. Settlement,
celia 6leverait aussi lie chiffre de la
dette fottante!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-08-27

L'homme prudent ct industrieuz
est toujours chanceux.