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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-01
Les Guerisons de LOurdes

LIE mois de septembre, on le sal
est celui od re present, a Lourdes
le plus grand nombre de pelerina
ges.
Voici quelques-unes des gu6rl
sons constat6es au bureau medica
de la grotte:
M. Charles Kaimpe, AZ ans, dc
Roubaix.
LIE DR. Montague, dams son GER.
tifcat, le declare atteint de n6vral
gle sciatique.
Depuis cinq ans, il SQUIRE aussi
f; dun eczema la jambe.
II 6t6 accepts par passistance
publique, CONNIE incurable.
En- novembre 1916, un abces
SQUIRT sur la cuisse gauche, une
douleur so declara sur le trajet du
nerf sciatique ct une contracture
survint en- fexion de la ] mbe sur
la cuisse.
LIE 5 sep embre 1909, dams Ia
piscine, la douleur dlspara1t, la
fexion diminue depuis, ct l'ecz6.
ma s'am6liore.
LIE Z stptembre, au moment de
son depart. lam6lioration persls-
TAFT en- augmentant ct lie malade
etalt presque gu6ri.
Mile Adrienne Maschyllie, 20
ans, d d'Esuuelbec, Nord.
LIE DIR Vanherschell. dams deux
certlticats dates des s Juliet 1908
Ell 5 octobre 1908, certlfie qu'elle
est atteinte do l6sions oculaires re.
montant & la premiere enhance.
Venue avec lie p6l6rinage de
Cambria, en- 1908, ellie fut guerie
q la suite de lotions q l'eau de la
Grotte, ct put abandonner les )u.
nettes speciales qu'elle portait
pour garantir les yeux.
Ellie revient cette aimee portant
deax certifcats du Dr Va hers
chell dates des 81 .eptembre 1908
ct 80 ao1t 1909, certlfant que les
Lessons ont disparu a la suite du
voyage de la malade q Lourdes.
Le cas-, reserve Ian dern1er, a
6t6 enregistr6 cette aimee.
Mile Camille Gondezeune, 30
ans, Armenueres, Nord. LIE DR.
Sonneville certlfie qu'elle est at.
teiute d'enterjte muco. membraneu-
avec dyspepsia nevro.
Depuls un an, ellie sc nourrit de
moins en- moins; depu's xix mois,
ellie ne mango plus nj pain, nj vi
ande et ellie ne peut meme plus
supporter le lalt. Les jours sui
! wants, la malade pu manger un
peu. L'am6lioratlon s'est pour
suivie, ct Mile Gondeseune est
partie gu61ie.
Volci les p6|6rinages venus la
semaine dernlAre: D. Cambra1,
5000 personnes; de Nevers l 500,
avant Mgr Gauthey; de Be .uvals
700 avec Mgr Douais; de Marseil.
lie, | 200; IL Relms, l,400; de Be.
sareon. l, 500. Slgnalons epfn Tar.
rivee du pelerinage national beige.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-01
Une machine extraordinai.

One machine cklEdOEOllldl.
rel ny a plus BOSOM de Dleu
dlsalt un commits voyageur fran,
Gals a un paysnn; la Science le
rempl*ce: ellie fait des chooses ex.
traord]naires!
-Peut- -etre bien dit Iautre
avec un sourire malin. Ainsi, j al
va pautre jour q la fore .une ma
chime vra!ment extraordipaire. o.
lntroduisa1t une botte de foln d 'u1
bout, ct de lautre on trait une tas'
se de lait.
-Vous voyez! dit le premier
triumphant. Vous en- verrez bier
d'autres!
Settlement, mon ami, r6pliqus
le rus6 paysan, cette machine-le
ma pas etc invent6e par la science
Ellie s'appelle ....une vache.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-01
CANADA

Qu6bec,-Nous aurons sous pet
poccasion d'assister q la premiere
representation dun opera comique
essentiellement qu6becois.
NJ. Benjamin Michaud, un lite
rateur aussi habile que modesto
est rauteur du ibretto de Get op6.
ra qui s'appelle le"Rajah". M. Jos
V6zina en- a compose la musique
Winnipeg, Man, -D'aprA, lie
dernier rapport du gouvernement,
les r6coltes en- general dams la pro,
vince de la Saskatchewan sont es-
tim6es d 199, ,490,976 boisseaux, ,qui
SO divlsent ainsi: bic 86.868,eY2
boisseauz; avoine, 100 52l,250
boisseaux orge. 8,945,44 hoisseaux
ct Ie lin 4, l55, $40 boisseaux.
Vancouver Sir Thomas
Shaughnessy dit qu'en CONSEQUENT
! CO de l'augmentation du traffic
oriental, Ia compagnie du Cana
dien Pacitique est a consid6rer la
question de faire fare son service
sur roc6an Pacifque par des
steamers plus grands ct plus rapi-
des que ceux qui existent auJour.
d'hui.
Quebec = Joseph Chatigny,
chauffeur a l'empioi de ]'Intercolo-
NAL, ct domicil16 d St-Joseph de
Lewis, a etc tue sur la vote ferree
pendant la NUT, d peu de distance
de sa residence. II 6tait age den
v1ron 35 ans. II etall marie, mais
n'avalt pas d'enfant.
Ottawa-Les Irlandals d'Ottawa
feront une nouvelle tentative pour
que phisto1re d'Irlande fasse par.
tie du programme des etudes dams
les 6coles s6par6es d'Ottawa. Les
Irlandais veulent que le gouverne-
ment provincial rende "obligatoi-
ro" penseignement de leur historic
rationale.
II y await, en- 1871, "a fabriques
d'allumettes au Canada, represer-
tant un capital de $lO6,Ol5 occu.
pant l. l27 ouvriers, avec un total
de salaries de S92, ,80[; le cott des
materiaux employees 6tait de S78,.
499, dormant une valeur de pro-
duits de $230,l37 En- 1906, nous
ne trouvons plus que trois grands
6tablissements en- activit6, les
petits ont disparu.Le capital repre-
sent6 par ces trois compagnies est
de $252,000, occupant 278 ou-
vriars.
Quebec - On Went de faire a
Quebec une d6couverte qui va
6tonner le monde artistique. VOL
ci paffaire. II y quelque temps
l'hon M. Sharples achetait de la
fabrique dune p,roisse, situ6e
pres de Quebec, un tableau qui
6tait depuis un siecie suspendu
dams cette 6gl1se, ct qui vens1t de-
tre mise au rancart pour faire pla-
ce un tableau neuf.,
M. Sharples obtint ce tableau
pour une bouchee de p in. Or, il
se trouve que ce tablesu restaure
ct analys6 par M. P. J. O. rter,
pexpert bien connu, est un chef
d,@uvre du fameux peintre italien
Luca Signorett1, Fun des pr6cur-
seurs de Michel Ange. LIE ta-
bleau represente 10 souper de No.
Seigneur, a Emmaus, ou la
Gene a Emmaus. Ii 6t6 trans
porte d pUniversit6 Laval Oh il
.sera le point de mire, durant la
grande exposition de peinture que
Pon prepare pour Get automne.
Cette piece est dune valeur inestl-
mable.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-01

"below the parochial schools IN all
respects, so far as the records Of
the Regents show
Ce fait, cueilli au hasard dams
les rapports annuels des dlff6ren-
tes Universities, s'est r6p6t6 sou.
vent, presque tou]ours partout Oh
les ecoles parcissiales ct les ecoles
publiques SO sont rencontr6s sur
le meme terrain. ii nest done pas
nouveau, mais, scion une remarque
bien ]uste de l'Action Sociale dams
un recent article'il est pas mald'y
'1nsister, LIE fut-ce que pour faire
''la contre.partie de la tache entire
"prlse par ceux qui ne negligen-
''aucune occasion de Greer a la fai.
"blesse de nos cours d'6tude, de
|, mos m6thodes p6dagogiques ct
"surtout de nos 6coles paroissia-
"les.
"Sans doute les d6nigreurs &C.
'front.' moins empresses de mention
''ner le success d. nos enfants que
"de parler des fautes de grammai-
re echapp6es quelqu'l1 stitutri-
zee. LIE syst6me est partout le me-
''me: exag6rer les faiblesses, taire
"les qualities. II ne faut pas Sc las
"ser de d6noncer ces m6thodes,
"parce quill SO trouve toujours des
"gens pour sly laisser prendre. II
me faut pas Sc laser de prouver
"que l'instruction donn6e dams nos
t'ecoles paro1ssiales' vaut au moins
'tcelle qui est donn6e ailleurs, ct
"que la formation des ames ct des
occurs y est de beaucoup sup6.
''rieure''.
Franco Am6ricains, m6ditons
ces lignes, elles seront pour nous
une force ct une lumiere. Que les
t6moig"ages d6sint6ress6s de nos
adversaires, nous ouvrent enfin les
yeux: cessons de d6nigrer nos @u.
vres rationales, cessons de depre-
cier nos ecoles ct nos colleges, ces
institutions Denies qui sont la eau-
vegarde de notre lal que ct de no.
tre fol, la providence active qui
veille sur Fame de nos enfants,
Soyons fers des traditions d'hon-
neur reeues des ancetres, ct trans
mettons les intactes a la jeune &C.
n6ration. Par cmur ct d'esprlt avec
pUnion St Jean Baptiste, "enga-
geons. nous a promouvoir en- autant
gull nous sera possible l'etablisse-
ment d'6coles paro1ssiales, d'aider
q leur maintien dune mani4re pra,
tique, en- souscrlvant pour Je paie-
ment des salaries aux inst.tu-
teurs''.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-01
ii est bon pour lie grand

IL est bon pour lie grand
Dere ct pour tout le moude JUS
qu'au beb6. LIE Novoro du DR.
Pierre est bon pour tous les ages
ct toutes les differences conditions
des hommes ct des femmes. II
rajeunit les vieux ct fortife les
fables. II s'est 6tabli de lui-me.
me CONNIE medecin de famille
dams des milli5rs de ma1sons ct il
devlent de plus en- plus en- favour.
Ce nest pas un remede de phar.
macie, mais il est fourni dlrecte.
ment au public par les propri6tai.
res, le DIR. Peter Fahrney & Sons
Co.. ll2-llS So. Hoyne Ave,
Chicago, Ill.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-01
NUMERO 26
MINNESOTA
HISTORICAL
| SOCIETY,".
ANNoNc;Es: !;

tariff des annoncesI donne sur appli-
cation.
Demandes d'emploi-demandes de do
mestiques ou d'employes - annonces
pour chambre ou pension - annonce
pour objets perdus ou trouves.
Au taux de UN CENT du mot.
Nous enverrons I'm num6ro specimen
du journal toute personne qui en- fera
la demande.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-01

Lnndres, Angleterre. Sir Ro :
bert Bal, professeur d'astronomie
eide g6om6trle q l'universit6 de
Cambridge ct Fun des plus grands
savants de lAngleterre es: con
vaincu que le DIR Frederick Cook
a d6couvert le pole Nord.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-01
ETATS-UNlS

| ETAlN-UNlS
Pattee, N. III. Trois hommes ont
6t6 tues alors que pexpress de
Montreal pour Boston sc lanca
sur l'arrlAre de lexpress de Que
bee, q environ un mile ct demi de
cette station.
Queenstown-Le lie "Mauretania''
venant de New. York, est arrive
icl faisant la travers6e en- 4 joure
l3 heures ct Al minutes.
! Jusqu'a present la meilleure
travers6e du "Mauretania" await
6t6 de 4 jours, Ia heure s ct 27 mi
nutes, c'est done de 46 minutes
que le paqLebot de la compagnie
Cunard a battu son propre record.
Sorel-Nous venons de perdre
Pun de nos plus dignes citoyens
dams la personne du notaire j. A.
L. Aubin, r6gist' ateur du comt5
de Rlchelieu, d6c6d6 ces ]ours
derniers. II succomb6 des h6.
morragies pulmonaires.
Montreal NJ. Table Jeannotte,
P S. s., professeur d'Ecriture
Salnte, au Grand S6minaire de
Montreal, Went d'etre nomm6 Eco
nome du College Csnadien d Rome
en- -remplscement de M. pabb6 r.
Neveu, M. Jeannotte proftera de
son s6]our a Rome pour preparer
son doctorat d'Ecriture Sainte.
! Rome-On rapporte que Mgr.
Falconlo, d6legu6 apostolique a
Washington, sera falt cardinal au
proclaim consistolre qui aura lieu
/ au mois de janvier.
On dit que Mgr. Aversa, dele
que apostolique a Cuba, succ6dera
a Mgr Falconio.
New York, -Une terrible COLI
sion a'est produite sur Ocean Park
way, Brooklyn. entire un automobl-
lie ct une grande charrette trans
portant quinze jeunes gems ct jeu-
nes files.
LIE chauffeur, mortellement
bless6. est mort au Kings County
Hospital; Sept des occupants de la
charrette ont etc bless6s, quelques.
uns assez gravement.
Paris-Un lnsulte au drapeau
fra GALS commise a la caserne du
134e de ligne a Macon, a provoque
une vive emotion dams toute la
France. LIE drapeau du regiment
etc trouv6 en- lambeaux sur un
, tas d'ordures. Quand il fut infor-
me de ce fat, le colonel Rauoh ne
put retenir ses ]armes.
On ignore quel eat Ie lache au-
teur de ce forfait, que les Journaux
attribuent q la campagne antimili-
tariste grace q laquelle auelques
soldats frapcais Sc sont fats es-
pions q la solue de PAllemagne.
Washington La cour des re-
clamations des Etats Unis aura
probablement q entendre au cours
de l'hiv4 r prochain une poursuite
/ de $61, ,287, 900 lntent6e au gouver-
nement des Etats- Unis par la COM
pagnie de chemin de fer Missouri,
Kansas ct Texas
Cette colnpagnie pretend que,
d'apres une loi rstili6e par le Con
g,es, les Etats- Unis s'etaient en-
cages q lui accorder la possession
de chaque section alternative de
terrain, a raison de dix sections
par mile, situ6e de chaque cote
de sa ligne traversant le territoire
Ind,en ct le Kansas, mais que sub
s6quemment plusieurs de ces ter
res ayant etc comedies aux In.
diens. la compagnie en- await
6prouv6 une perte d'argent coDsi-
derable. De. avocats eminents
ont etc engages par la compagnie
pour la representer dams ce process
ct il paraft que lie procureur-g gene
raj Wickersham a etc charge de
d6fendre les int6rets du gouverne
ment.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-01

Moulin, Allier, lie dir1geable
"R6publique" a fait explosion. sa-
medi, alors quill se trouvait q cinq
miles d'icl, ct etc complement
detruit. Les quatre officers qui
6taient q bord, le capitaine Mare
chal, le lieutenant Chaure ct les
sous. s.lieutenante Vincenot ct Reux,
ont tous 6t6 tues.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-01

Commands par la mdlle
promptement reme 81 1ans
n3t.r deDartement Jes Jobs
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-07-03


Miss Marie RoenfeIdt of Russell
spent Sunday with her folks here.
Miss Pearl Conner of Russell visited
this week at the Will Philip rancho on
Big Creek.
We have a few summer hats for sale
cheap. 37-tf
VIRMoHD MILLINERY.
Every day now excursion and pleas
ure party autos go through our town.
Phil Jacobs is adding lots of new
machinery to his bcttling factory and
making lots of pop for the thirsty.
The First National Bank, in another
column invites your patronage. See
what they say.
Don't miss reading the new I'd. of
McKie, the tailor He is ieeping right
up at the head of the PROCESSION in the
clothing line
Harvest is here and the hail ads 20
oLt this week. A good many Insured
and saved, while many lost their whole
years work by failing to insure before
the hali came
For whips, repairs, good harness or
other harness stuff come to EARI.Y'S
Store. 36-tf
An examination of the DIR. Snyder
residence shows splendid improvements
and 1t now makes lovely home. The
large addition. water and electric light
and remodeling of the whole interior
makes it one of the most modern resi-
dences in our city.
If you are not subscriber of the
Free Press, get on the list. 1t den't
cost much and the paper is interesting.
Everybody wants to read it. Don't
wait for sample copies. Stop reading
the paper others are paying for. Send
US quarter and see if it is not worth
having in the house.
At the Children's day exercises at
the Methodist church last Sunday morn,
ing an interesting program entertained
a crowded church. Prof. Marty added
to the pleasures with a cornet solo,
''The Holy City, assisted by Miss
Pierce as organist.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-07-03
H. w. OSHANT.


Extensive arrangements are being
made at Detroit and Buffalo for this
tour, which leaves Detroit July 18th.
goes to Chicago, Omaha, Denver and
homeward through Hays, Salina and
Kansas City. They will go through
here Tuesday, July 9th, and stop for
dinner and oil.
The entries closed this week and it is
the longest and most varied list of cars
ever entered in one of their tours.
They range from the big touring cars
worth $4,000 to the little run-a-bouts
like Haffam'er's and StantOn's, with
four like O'Laughlin's and Halls while
in the list will be many makes never
seen here.
They spend two days at Denver and
the Auto Club there will spend S10,0
in their entertainment At Kansas
City they will get rousing reception,
as well as in Salina and Topeka, where
they stop over night. From Denver
several cars will accompany the party
through Kansas. The cars from Ellis
will go to Wakeeney to meet them,
and from here it is said that every car
in this neighborhood will go out to
Palmer's bridge or the Replogle school
to meet them, while several cars from
Kansas City are expected to come this
far to escort the party to their city.
The X. @. Star last Sunday has the
following from one of our motorists
that may bring many out this far.
"a Hays, Kansas motorist writes to
the Star, offering a suggestion to the
motorists here for pleasant outing in
connection with the Ghdden tour. He
writes:
For fine outing why can t the mem
bers of the Automobile Club of Kansas
City come out to Hays to meet the
Glidden tourists? 1t is a delightful
ride of 140 miles from Kansas City to
Junction City, where there is a fine
auto club, which would extend hos
pitable reception. Leaving Junction
City the next morning there is a splen-
did road to Hays, $50 miles, arriving
here for supper. We have fine garages
and hotels to accommodate visitors.
The next morning, when the Glidden
crowd leaves Oakley, we could run out
from here to Wakeeney, thirty miles,
and meet them, eScorting them back
to Hays, where they take dinner.
After dinner it is pretty run to Sa-
lima. This trip would enable Kansas
City motorists to see Kansas in all her
glory."
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-07-03
Hays City Cemetery Meetins.

The annual meeting of the Hays City
Cemetery Association will be held at
the Office of II. w. Oshant on Tuesday
July 18th, 1909 for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the ensuing year and
the transaction of any other business
which may come before the meeting.
All certificate holders are members of
the association and entitled to vote at
this meeting and we. invite every mem
Der to come cut and participate.
II. w. Oshant, Secretary.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-07-03
Swimming Boys. Attention!

Big Creek, near the dam on the Ex-
pertinent Station, has become such q
public place; and because a nur.be OF
rowdies have abused the privileges it
affords as bathing pool. you are here
by warned that 30 bathing will be per-
mitted by the Experiment Station
authorities until after 700 o'clock pm.
And, unless bathers will conduct them
selves in quiet, orderly, manner, dis
obedient individuals will be denied the
privilege of the pool.
C. K. MCCLELLAND, Superintendent.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-07-03

Two very hard showers came this
way On Wednesday,
At the Jacob Wagner sale this week
high prices were obtained for about
everything.
Fern Peters left Sunday morning for
st. Joe, Mo-. where she will spend the
summer.
A cement sidewalk has been laid in
front of the Cox Garage on East Jun
iata street.
The waterworks books were sent out
this week and the ordinance is now in
effect
Mrs. Leahy has a force of carpenters
improving her homo residence on Nor
NAL avenue
MIR. ard Mrs. Chas. Solomon, :, and
daushter spent 1he tore., Hart OF the
week az the Soionoa ranch on Big
Creek
A n Regents u2eeti2, this week
George X Heider was chos n assistant
superintendent. His many friends cor
gra tuiatc him.
Down at Rus ell on July 26th they
are going to vote $65.0 900 in bonds to
construct a waterworks and electric
light system combined for their town.
Did you read the new waterworks
ordinance? AS noted by the Free Press
the Water Commissioner is TO get $l00
month instead of $50 as paid by the
old council.
From the cartoon or the inside page
it is evident that that professor, may
be Blk, went where CANCELS fear to
to tread,'' where he had no business to
but in in-reminding him of story.
Cox & Son received word this week
of the shipment to them of two big
sacks of confetti to be delivered to and
used by the GIidden tour pathfinder car
next month in marking out their route
Old timers were gratifed this week
to see Clyde Perham here on visit.
He has been on trip to the Pacific
coast and is now on his way to his
home in lola He has grown feshy
and is enjoying life.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-07-03
We guarantee the harness bought at
our store% Come see them. 36-tf
EARLY & Sons.
.HoLDING UP THE PAPERS.
Hays City has a Quarrel of
b It's Own.
Question is Whether the Town
Shall become a City of the
Second Class or Not.

Topeka, June 29.-Some of the peo-
pie of Hays City want that city made
city of the second class and some
others don't want this. The city has
enough population to become a city of
the second class and the papers to have
the governor make proclamation to
this effect were sent to Topeka some
time ago. But the papers were de-
fective according to the attorney gen
eral and were sent back for correction
The papers never came to Topeka
again. The governor is receiving a
large number of letters from Hays
citizens asking why the proclamation
was not issued. From reports being
received here some Of the city officers
do not want to have Hays made city
of the second class, so they are held
ing up the papers until they are forced
to make the corrections. -Salina Jour
nal of Tuesday.
This shows another ''queer action"
of our business Council. The law says
"a city must be made End class when
it has over 1000 inhabitants. The old
Council found it so and notified the
Governor, but evidently the present
young business Council don't want
a new deal until the water-works, cleo
trio light, printing and other deals are
carried out. They may go so far that
the people will take hand, force the
issue, and new council repeal all the
late ordinances and appointments Gas
against the interests of the City" :"
Taxpayers will grow tired of too much
'monkeying" with public affairs, ''to
please friend and the people be-
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-07-03
Fine Stallion for Sale Cheap.

AT year old Black Stallion,
weighing between 1900 & 100
pound, Registered No.
Guaranteed one OF the best an
imals in the country and a money
maker. Can be seen at Stanton
Freshour or A. w. Wilde on the
near the Smokey river.
Must be sold as Mr.. Wilde is
going away. Will be sold very
cheap for cash, on time or trade.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-07-03
From The Ellsworth Messenger:

From The Ellsworth Messenger:
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Reigle of Hays
came down Sunday for visit with
relatives and friends. Earl returned
home Sunday night. Mrs. Reggie vii
remain here for while to recuperatc
from her recent spell of sickness. She
is a sister of Postmaster Schmitr.
Down at Ellsworth one day last week
;he water tank was cleaned and c. E.
DeBruler, city pumper, in doing this
work and filling the tank, pumped
321, 161 gallons in seven hours. Th
water in the well was lowered only ten
feet.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1909-07-03

A stranger came into the Gazette
Office to-day and said he wanted to sub
scribe for the paper because it had the
courage to print what it thinks. He
was told that his subscription could
not be received on that basis. The
Gazette not only does not print half
the things that it thinks, but it sup
presses four-fifths of what is know
about local and general matters. If il
should print its opinion Of men and
things, few would care to read it L
it should print what it knows it would
be too sensational every week. Law
renee Gazette