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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-06-25
Journee I%noubliable
a Notre. Dame de Lourdes

Almez-vous q vous rappeler d.
temps en- temps uoe belle journ6e
de f6te ct de bonheur?
Nous avons Gu une journ6e par
+! fate, memorable dams notre vie
cherchez b1en dams votre m6mo1re
ct rappelez-vous celle de votre pre-
mi6re communion! Come YOU;
6tiez heureax CO jour-lA!
Tout purii6 des la veille de vol
fautes l6geres; confant dams 1e
bont6 du divin sauveur qu1 venait
SO bonner a vous, vous approchiez
en- tremblant de la Table Sainte
pour partici ner au banquet des an
ges.
Oh, l'heureux moment! Oh lie
occur d6bordant d'une salnte ivres-
sc, vous vous donniez tout enter
d votre cr6ateur! Moment inefa-
BILE de douceur ct de bonheur rey6
ct satisfait.
CONNIE nous Ations heureux de
pouvoir nous dire: "Enfn je pos.
s6de mon Jesus. Je suis q Lui, je
Wis en- L1i ct pour Lui.
Oh! pourquoi cette belle journ6e
de grace ct de b6n6dictions s'est-
ellie sit6t envol6eY
Au r%etour, les parents ct les amis
SO faisalent joyeux ct nous COM
blaient de caresses ct de pr6voyan-
ces.
D'abord. votre bon pAre vous
mettait d6llcatement sur lie front
un respectueux ct doux baiser:
"Mon enfant, conserves bien tou-
to ia vie la grace de la premiere
communion.
Sois touJours sage ct modesto.
maintenant vertueux ct
soumis a tes devoirs, sois fort con-
tire les tentations qul b1ent6t vien.
dront assaillir ton occur; tn auras
q surmonter bien DIES obstacles
pour conserver toujours pur ct i'm
macule ce occur ausel blanc que la
ne1ge aujourd'hu1, mails va mon
enfant, sois courageux, III mas
te reporter au jour b6ni de
premiere communion, pour Tut.
vaillamment contre le monde
ct ses s6duct1ons. Que lie divin J6-
sus que tn viens de recevoir to pro-
tege ct to guide dams lie chemin
6troit mails sur, de la vertu!"
Et votre bonne mere, ellie vous
accompagnait q la messe toute fe-
de son enfant qui await m6rit6
par ga bonnie conduite ct son intel
d'6tre admis au festin des
snfants sages. Ellie joulssait main
de son @uvre, car c'est ellie
Jul depuis tant dances, await fait
sermer la pi6t6, Ia religion ct la
7ertu dams votre jeune occur ouvert
tous lea bons movements; ellie
4ui vous await enseign6 q Amer ct
! prler Dieu avec ferveur vous
Pexemple de tous les
en- pratlquant ellie meme ces
qu'elle vous enseignait.
CONNIE ellie est heureuse ct fe-
g de vous aujourd'hui!
Ses larmes qui tombent silen.
parlent plus 6~loquemment
lue toutes les paroles qu'elle
.)ourrait vous dire. Ellie est au
,omble de sa joie maternelle: sou
infant bien-a1me a etc jug6 digne
lie recevoir un Dieu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-06-25

M. Liguori P6pin, 6tudiant du
College st Thomas, file de M. N
P6pin de notre vile, est partl la
semaine derniere pour Cromwell,
MINI, GU il passera ses vacancies
chez son oncle M. B6loni P6pln.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-06-25
I'm Def
Au Club Litteraire de PUniOn
St. Joseph

LIE Club de pUnion Frareaise a
organise un "baseball team ct en-.
vote un def au Cercle de Minnea-
polls. M. Auge a 6te nomm6 &C.
rant ct Louis Foussard capitaine.
Un comite q etc nomm6 ct ces mes.
sieuls aimeralent rencontrer des
repr6sentants de Minneapolis afr
d'arranger une serie de partle qui
d6cidera le championat csnadien
II serait tres pratique d'avoir IN
prix qui resterait au club gagnant'
Louis FOUssARD.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-06-25
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MINNEAPOLIS MINI. Is JUN 1909

M. ct Nine b. Desarmeau, de Eau
Claire, Wis, sont arrives en- notre
Vile la semaine dern1e,e, pour
r6sider avec leur file Nine Chan
CO,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-06-25

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Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
THE HOUSE.

Washington, Feb 1.-Unless the senate comes to the rescue, the West Point cadets will not be able to at tend the inauguration on the fourth of March at the expense o{ the gov ernment. By a point of order, the item providing funds for the cadets trip to Washington, was stricken from the military appropriation bill.
 Another item removed from the bill was the appropriation for the con- struction of an asylum for refugees in time of war, and another for a store house on Corregidor island in Ma nila Bay.
 Under suspension of the rules, the house passed the Payne bill prohibit ing the importation of opium, but re- fused to pass the senate bill to pen sion federal judges. The Bennett bill for deportation of aliens con- victed of felony was denied passage. A limitation was placed upon the scope of the Olmstead special com mittee to investigate appropriations for and the work of the secret ser vice of the various departments.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
|A MARINE PICTURE
 IN GIBRALT TAR HARBOR
The Noisy Welcome of. the American
 BattleshiP Fleet

Gibraltar, Fab. For one hour this morning the Port of Gibraltar seemed a scene of a naval engagement at close range. The American battleships ar rived yesterday but the exchanging of salutes with the shore and foreign warships in the harbor was omitted because it was Sunday. The colliers promptly took positions along side the Minnesota, Vermont and Kansas, be- fore the sound of the saluting guns died away. and the bands aboard those ships were playing rag time" to liven up the arduOus work of coaling.
 The Rhode Island and New Jersey came into port this morning followed later by the fourth division, consisting of the Wisconsin. the Illinois, the Rear sarge and Kentucky which anchored outside the breakwater. The third di- vision, the Louisiana, Missouri, Ohio and Virginia brought up the rear and presented a beautiful picture as they steamed in Tn the glistening sunlight. Rear Admiral Sperry. accompanied by members of his staff. came ashore at noon and called upon the officials, and Gen. Frederick Forester Walker, the military governor.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
OTHER SENATE ACTION.

Washington, Feb. 1.-Seventy- five bills on the calendar of the senate were passed today. The considera- ton of these measures, most of which were of a local character or of minor importance. consumed near ly the entire session.
 Senator Foraker attempted to get consideration for the Aldrich substi- ute bill providing for a court of inquiry to pass upon the qualifica- tions of discharged negro soldiers of the 25th infantry, charged with hay ing shot up Brownsville, Texas, on August 13. 1906. but postponed mak- ing a motion for that purpose in or der that Senator McLaurin of Mis- sissippi, might speak on the Browns vile affair tomorrow. MT. Foraker announced that after McLaurin's speech he would endeavor to obtain action on the bill.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
MR. TAFT STILL PURSUES
 HIS PEACE MAKING
Bringing the. Factions of the Panama Republic Together.

Panama, Feb. 2.-That Mir Taft is acting as a pacificator in the strong post election 'factional feeling which at times has been very marked is shown by the fact that invitations have been sent to both President Obaldia and Senor Arias. at one time opposition candidates for the presidency to the dinner and reception arranged for to- morrow by Herbert O. Squires. the American minister. in honor of MT. Taft
 The engineers do not conceal thaeir satisfaction as to the feasibility of the Gatun dam. Colonel Goethals and the engineers engaged in the construction work are much gratified at the re- suits of the investigations of the spe- cial engineers. Colonel Goethals said today that naval vessels would sail through the lock of the canal by Jan uary ]. 1915.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
AMENDED QUARANTINE.
An Issue of New State Regulations in
 California.

Sacramento, Feb. 1.-Regulations for 1908 providing for the quarantine line in California to prevent the spreading of Texas or southern cattle fever. were issued today by State Veterinarian Keane. The rules becomes effective today and relieve half of Riverside and all of the Imeprial country from the entire quarantine restrictions. due to the fact that cattle has been entirely eradicated in these sections. Cattle from the following counties are in the provisional area and are subject to inspection before they can be ship ped: San Luis Obispo. Santa Barbara. Ventura, Los Angeles. Orange, San Diego and Tulare. and the western part of Fresno and San Bernardino counties.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
BROWNSVILLE LEGISLATION
It is Held Back Pending Furth h CT Oratory--West Point Cadets May Be Cut Out of Their Quadrennial Junket.

Wa. lington, Feb. l. Without amendment, the senate today passed the house bill making February 12, 1909, the tooth anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln, a legal holiday and recommending it's cele- bration throughout the United States. The president is authorized to issue special proclamation for the day.
 The bill also declares that as part of the national memorial to Lincoln, there may be built a highway from Washington City to the battlefield of Gettysburg, Pa, to be known as the Lincoln Way" An appropriation of s5O0OO is made for a survey and plans and estimates for such a high way.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
THE TRIAL OF COFFEY.
The Man Who Got Tired of Being a
 "YelIow Dog"

San Francisco. Feb. 1.-The work of securing a jury to try former Super visor NJ. V. Coffey. charged with re- ceiving s40O0 from the United Rail roads, to vote for a trolley franchise was begun today before Judge Dunne Coffey refused to go on the witness stand in the graft cases and repeat the testimony he had given before the grand jury.
 The prosecution was represented by District Attorney Langdon and his as- sistant, William Hoff Cook. Coffey's attorneys are Robert Terrell and E. P Bull. Seven jurors were passed tenn pOrarily today.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
PLAN ID FORGE MATTERS
By Taking the Bill Out of Committee if Necessary. House Bill to Be Reported
 This Week--Interesting Ru- mor as to Senator Foraker.

Washington, D. C., Feb. 1.-(Spe- CiaL)-There are indications of a lively contest in the senate over the bill to admit Arizona and New Mexico into the union. A canvass has just been completed by several southwestern senators to ascertain the sentiment of the senate with respect to these bills and it is declared that about fifty sen ators, or more than a majority are ready to vote for the measure.
 The situation indicates a possible effort on the part of friends of the bill to discharge the committee on ter ritories from consideration of the bill immediately after it comes from the house.
 If this action is decided upon it will be due to the fact that it is understood that Senator Beveridge and a majority of the committee on territories are op- posed to action at this session and favor deferring the passage of the measure until after the next census.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
MORE DEFIANT THAN EVER
They Especially Resent the Memorandum of Secretary of State Root in Which Was Deplored all Legisla- ton Against Aliens.

Sacramento, Feb. While the let ter of President Roosevelt to the governor regarding the Japanese question made a deep impression up- on the legislature, the two leading Japanese members of the as sembly assumed today a defiant att titude and declared they would push their measures to a vote as soon as possible. Assemblyman Drew of Fresno, who had already amended his anti-alien bill as requested by the national administration, so that the clause discriminating against the Japanese was eliminated took ex- ceptiOn to the letter enclosed by the president and written by Secretary of State Root, in which it was stated that the federal government was op- posed to all legislation directed against aliens, Japanese or others.
 MT. Drew declared that it was to the interest of California to protect her soil from the invasion Of aliens from the far shores of the Pacific who would always remain citizens of their own country and whom Ameri- cans did not welcome.
 The judiciary committee, to whica Drew's new bill was referred on Fri day. rendered today a report favor ing the passage without change and it was made a special order of busi- ness for Wednesday to take prece- dence over the Johnson bills denying the right to be members of corpora tions and segregating them not only in the schools, but in residential dis tricts
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
A SHIFTING ABOUT
Of the Brigadier General Has Been
 Announced.

Washington, D. C., Feb. 1-Several important changes in the station and duty of general officers of the army were announced today. Brigadier Gen eral Charles Morton is relieved of the command at Fort D. A. Russell. Wyo.. and today assumed command of the department of the Missouri, relieving Brigadier General William H. Carter, who is ordered to the Philippines to command the department of Luzon. re- lieving Brigadier General Albert L. Mills, who is ordered to San Fran cisco.
 Brigadier General R. D. Potts, com manding the department of the Gulf. was ordered to the Philippine, to com mand the department of Viscaya. re- lieving Brigadier General Charles L. Hodges, who will proceed to San Fran cisco for orders
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
THE CALHOUN JURY.
It Yet Consists of Only Eight Tenta-
 tive Members.

San Francisco, Feb. 1.-Twentytw two citizens summoned as prospective jurors in the trial of Patrick Calhoun were disqualified during the four hours of actual court proceedings to- day and at no time did it seem likely that there would be an addition to the eight jurors temporarily accepted
 When todays session ended more than 800 talesmen had been summoned to attend court during a period of three weeks, and more than 200 had actually been examined by the attor- neys.
 A seventh special venire of seventy five names has been ordered O appear on Wednesday by which time it is ex- pected the sixth panel will be ex- hausted.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02

the purpose of representing that state Tn the senate. It is said that overtures have been made to him by prominent citizens of the territory. both repub- lican and democratic, and he has been assured of the esteem in which he is held by all classes and all parties.
 Senators who have talked of this probability express a hope that it may result in the return of Mir. Foraker to the senate notwithstanding the tenn porary interruption of his career in Ohio. There is no other member of the senate so admired by his col leagues for his ability as MT. Foraker. All of them unite in the verdict that his retirement would be a loss to the body and the nation.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
THE STATEHOOD LAND GRANTS

Washington, D. c, Feb. 1- The discussion of the various grants of land. which it is proposed to give Arizona and New Mexico in the statehood bill. took place before the house committee on territories today.
 Assistant Attorney General Wood ruff. for the interior department de- clared that the 3.OOO,OOO acres which it was proposed to give to each of the territories upon becoming states. if sold now would bring in the neighbor hood of 9 cents an acre. He declared it as his belief that these same lands would be worth nearly S5 an acre within a few -ears.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
ANTI-OPIUM LEGISLATION.

Washington, Feb. 1-CoincidentaI with the meeting of the opium con ference at Pekin today, to pass. the Payne bill to prohibit the importation and use of opium in this country for other than medical purposes, Chair man Payne of the ways and means committee, brought up the bill He explained that the bill was drafted by eX-Secretary Root but had been amended so as to permit the impor- tation of opium for medical purposes The bill reduces the revenues S9OO, ,00O year.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
CLEVELAND CAR FARE.

Cleveland, O., Feb. In accord ance with the instructions of Judge Taylor of the federal court to the receiver of the entire street railway system of this city, the rate of fare was increased beginning this morn ing to five cents, excepting where the franchises provide for three cents. Passengers on the latter lines are compelled to pay two cents for trans fers. The action is due to the ina bility of the company to pay run ming expenses and liquidate it's in debtedness.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
STANDARD OIL CASE
Witnesses Subpoenaed For the Second
 Hearing.

Chicago, Feb. Judge Landis sub poenaed fifty witnesses for the second trial of the governments case against the Standard oil company of Indiana the first hearing of which resulted in the fine of 29,24O,OOO against the com panY.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02

not dare to defeat it if its friends should refuse to accept the amendment proposed. confining the result of the election in each precinct to that pre- cinct
 Both houses adjourned until ten o'clock this morning. There is an un- derstanding in the house that ten shall be the hour of assembling unless some other hour is mentioned in the motion for adjournment. This rule will apply to all days except Monday, when in the absence of a definite hour stated in the motion, the house shall assemble at two o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
A LONG STATE ROAD
 FROM NORTH TO SOUTH
A Bill Appropriatins s1s,ooo,ooo Pre-
 sented to the California Legislature.

Sacramento, Feb. 1.-The governors bill providing a bond issue of SIS, S,000.- 900 for building a state highway from the north to the south of the entire length of the state was introduced into both branches of the legislature today. The road Is to be constructed of ma cadum with steel and concrete bridges and culverts, and is to be forty feet wide.
 The main highway will connect county seats and include such roads as may be constructed by counties and turned over to the state. The bill also provides for a system of feeders" making a network over the whole state
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
DESPERATE MEASURES.

Salem, Ore, Feb. 1-The senate passed today a bill providing for the sterilization of the criminal in sane and confirmed criminals The definition of a confirmed criminal is anyone who has served three or more terms in the penitentiary. The bill is almost a duplicate of the Indiana law.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
THE HOUSE HEARINGS.
Governor Kibbey and Others Before
 the Committee.

Washington, D. C.. Feb. 1.-(Spe- cial)-The committee on territories of the house today held two sessions. Governor Kibbey, Delegate-elect Cam eroH and Messrs. Ross and Goodrich of Phoenix, appeared before the full committee to give a statement of cer- tain features to be embodied in the re- port to be made to the house.
 MT. Hamilton, chairman of the com mittee said he expected the report would be ready in two or three days. Another hearing will be held tomor- TOW. It is expected that the bill will be presented to the house the latter part of this week.
 Governor Kibbey called on the pres ident today and talked of territory and statehood matters.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
SALOON HELD UP

GOldfield, Feb. 1.-Three masked men held up the Mohawk saloon, one of the biggest of it's kind here, and got away with s3,417 at five o'clock this morn ing. They are uncaptured. They en- tered the front door Indian file and lin- ed up twenty men, and then tapped the register. They got the key, unlocked the safe and secured the money. They left no clue.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
MIR. BROWNS GREAT RISE.

New York, Feb. 1.-WiIliam c. Brown who began his railroad career forty years ago as a section hand on the St Paul railroad at S1 a day be- came the president today of the great system of railroads, of which the New York Central is the chief line
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
WALKER WILL NOT CONTEST.

Indianapolis. Ind. Feb. John Walker, who was @ candidate for president of the national organization against President Lewis, announced today that he would not contest the election if the result of the vote in dicated that he was defeated. It is conceded that Lewis has won by a majority of about 16000.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
THE DIAMOND MAKER.
He Will Find Long Sentence Await
 Him When He Returns.

Paris, Feb. 1.-Henri Le Moine, a Frenchman, whose claims that he could manufacture diamonds. were re- , counted in the courts of Paris last summer has been sentenced tO ten years imprisonment Of default
 Le MOine fled just before the final hearing against him. He was being tried on charges of having secured money from an English diamond mine owner on false pretenses by declaring that he was able to manufacture dia- monds
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
ANTI PRIZE FIGHT BILL.
A Proposal to Remove Disgrace
 Frem California.

Sacramento. Feb. 1.-Henry NJ. Will lis of Redlands introduced in the sen ate this morning sweeping anti-prize fight bill It prohibits all fistic con- tests in places where admission is charged and makes its violation fel ony.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
CUBAN AFFAIRS

Havana, Feb. 2.-President Gomez today signed a decree appointing Jose Ugarte, chief of the secret police. This closes the sensational incident arising out of the proposal to appaoint Ricardo Arnauto to that office, which was frustrated by Vice President Zayas threat to resign.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
COLD IN KENTUCKY.

Lexington, Ky. Feb. 1.-The tenn perature is falling and it is intensely cold in central and eastern Ken lucky. There is a great suffering in the mountains and much livestock has perished.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
MIR. FORAKER OF ARIZONA.
Senators Seriously Discussing An In-
 teresting Probability.

Washington, D. C.. Feb 1.-CSpe- ciaL) Members of tie senate are se- riously discussing a rumor that Sen ator Foraker in the event of statehood
 viii seek a residence in Arizona for
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
SUFFERING I'M MEXICO

El Paso, Feb. 1-The -coldest weather of the season has prevailed in northern Mexico the last few days and there is great suffering among the poorer classes in adobe huts. who are unprepared for snow and cold.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
A FRENCH FLYER.

Berlin, Feb. 1.-Armend Zipfel. a French aviator, succeeded today in making a flight with his aereplane of nearly a mile at an altitude of sixty feet.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.

Washington, Feb 1.-All widows of the veterans of the civil war, the war with Mexico and the Indian wars will be entitled to receive pensions
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
WOMEN MAY VOTE

Pierre, s. b, Feb. 1.-The assembly today passed a bill giving the right of ballot to women. The bill will be pass ed by the senate.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02
TAFT DINNER TARIFF

New. Orleans. Feb. Tt will cost s25 to attend the Taft banquet here on night, February 13. This was decided upon today by the execu- tive committee in charge of the details.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02

at the rate of SIP a month if a bill passed by the senate today is fav- orably acted upon by the house.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02

FOR SAlE-24O acres, finest soil, suitable for any kind of crop. Has been in crop; now entitled to flood water. Price S7O.OO per acre.
 E. E. PAscoE, 11o N. Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-02

TWo-RooM HOUSE FOR SALE Lot 50x1S7 feet, near school. close in. Price sS75.OO.
 E. E. PAscoE, 11o N. Center Street.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1909-03-19
Every Family Should Have One.

Every family should have curfew
which should ring tonight" says the
Catlettsburg Tribune, and all other
nights if needed. These curfews are
inexpensive and can be made at home.
Take a piece of. siding two feet long
and white one end to handle. Take
the child that needs the curfew and
end it over a barrel. Now take the sid
ing and use it as a clapper. Put it on
hot, dividing the strokes evenly, and
see that none miss. Good for a girl or
boy up to eighteen and three appiica-
tions are warranted to cure the most
pronounced case Of street loafing that
exists. The music is said to be more
effective than singing "Where is my
Wandering Boy Tonight"