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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
LA TUBERCULOSIS

Paris, Les docteurs Calmette
ct Gu6rin ont annono6 devant IA
cademie des Sciences la d6couver-
te dune m6thode facile pour de-
terminer 81 la tuberculose, dams
les cas- individuals, est d'origine
bovine ou humane. lis ont de-
montr6 que le bacllle, dans la tn.
berculoke d'origine humane
n'affecte pas les bestiaux.
lis ont fait differences experiences,
don't une consist6 3 inoculer une
chevre avec des germes obtenus
de malades tuberculeux q Saranac
Lake, N. Y. La chevre ma pas et6
affect6e ct a continue q allaiter ses
petits qui ne portent aucune trace
de la maladie. Une autre chevre a
6t6 inocul6e avec une culture pro-
venant dun enfant souffrant de t.
berculose, ct le resultat fut fatal.
Les deux m6decins ont pu en- con-
clure qae linfection du Jeune gar
con n'6tait pas d'origine humane,
mais provenait du lait des vaches
tuberculeuses.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
CANADA

| Quebec, -Une fllette de Sainte
| Anne de Beaupre, Rose Charbon-
neau, age de trois ans, et6 6cra-
see q mort, par une voiture.
Quebec, -L'hon. M. Weir an
nonce que pour l'ann6e fscale f.
nissant le 80 JUN, le surplus des
finances prov1nciales est de $780,.
600 en- chiffres ronds.
"On nous apprend que notre
compatriote, phon. M. A. j. Po-
thier, gouverneur du Rhode Island
viendra, a la fin d'aodt, Montreal,
q Yamachlche ct d Nicolet, pour y
vlsiter des parents ct des am1s.
Montreal, Nous apprenons
avec plaisir que NJ. le docteur J.
N. Roy Went de recevoir une de,
coration du gouvernement de la
R6publique francaise, en- homma-
des services m6dicaux quill a rem.
dus en- Indo. Chine, il y a quelques
ann6es.
Ottawa, La "Women's Tenn
perance Union" d'Ottawa a resolu
de faire Clever dams la capitale le
prix de la licence pour la vente des
cigarettes ct cette association est
en- instance aupres du conseil mu.
nicipal d'Ottawa pour obtenlr CO
qu'eile considere CONNIE une re-
tOrMe. oA..-..4.. .sa ..,.-4.e.-.
Quebec, Mgr Begin, archeve.
que de Quebec, est de retour de sa
visite pastorale. lie meme jour, il
assist6 aux fees jubilaires de
Fable j. n. Sirois, cure de Cap
St.Ignace, Montmagny, depuis
q quarante-deux ans ct annonc6 q
Tissue dune cer6monie que Rome
await 6lev6 lie Venerable cure a la
dignit6 de prelat domestique de
S. S. P. x.
Mcntr6al-La maison John Lo-
veil & Son Went de putlier son al.
mansch des addresses pour 1909
1910,
L'almanach d6montre ure aug
mentatlon considerable dams la po.
pulation, due au fait de pannexion
des banlieues.
L'almanach repferme 10000
noms representant une population
de 476, 1884 ames pour la vile ct les
banlieues. Si l'on debut 86.497
ames pour les banlieues, la popu-
]ation de la Vile est de 389 837
ames.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
La Laicisation des Ho-
pitaux en- france

Nous lisons dams la "R6publi'
one Frapcalse' de Paris:
On est oblig6 de constater que
la laicisation des h6pitaux ma pas
donn6 aux malades qui ont b6ni6.
Gle de cette "grande reforme''. lie
bier-etre mat6riel qu'ils 6taient en-
droit d'esp6rer.
Les d6penses sc sont accrues,
VOLTA qui est certain; en- revanche,
les abus 80 sont multiplies.
A Macon. Vile don't la munich
palit6 est blocarde ct qui est re-
pr6sentee q la Chambre par un ra-
dical socialiste de la plus pure or.
thodoxie, des revelations stup6i-
antes ont 6t6 faites. Voici les paro-
les qua prononc6es un consei!1er
en- pleine s6ance a ph0tel de vile:
"Vcus n'ignorez pas, monsieur
le maire, que dams le courant de
l'annee derniere, deux livralsons
de viande ont etc faites dams des
conditions d6plorab'es. Je ne suls
renseign6 que sur deux livraisons,
ce qui ne veut pas dire que les au-
tres plus anciennes on plus r6cen-
tes soient sans reproches. Ces Wan.
des 6teient pourvus d'abces don't ..e
pus, au premier coup de couteau
du depeceur. set epanoui en- une
sauce qui n'avalt rien de dlgestif. .
ParIant ensuite de la faeon don't
on distribute la sonpe aux rauvres
a lhopital, le meme conseiller mu-
nicipal ajout6:
"Je suis oblige de constater que
le service est d6plorable. Vaisselie
ct cuilleres y sont touj jours absen-
tee, ct savez-vous ce qui fait leur
int6rimY Ce sont' des coqullles
d'huftres en- guiee de cuilleres, ct
CONNIE assiettes de vieux pots de
feurs bouch6s ct des bottles de
conse1ves rouill6es.
LIE maire d1 reconneftre le
bien fond6 de ces severes crlti-
ques.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
Un Projet Fort lnteressant

Paris, La natal1t6 qui a6cro1t
alarme la France. Ce probleme de-
mande une solution. On s'occupe
en- ce moment de Ieser les me-
rites dun plan propose par le pro-
fesseur Charles Richet. de lAca-
d6mie de Medicine, ct par M. I1e-
roy Beaulieu Ce projet expose I'M
systeme de primes don't lie mon
tant augmente avec le nombre des
enfants dams une meme famllle.
Les parents ne recevraient rien
pour leur premier enfant, mais on
Ieur donnerait 500 pour le second
5000 pour le trolseme, ct ainsi de
suite.
LIE professeur Kichet croft que
le chiffre des naissances augmen-
terra ainsi de 100000 q 100000
par aimee. ct il men coutera a Pc
tat que $6,CO0,O00 annuellement,
Cette somme sera pay6e q meme
les droits de succession. On propo-
SO de pr6lever une take de cinquan-
te pour cent sur tous les legs COLA,
t6raux ct de confsquer la moiti6
de la succession sill ny a qu'un
enfant. M. Leroy, Beaulieu vou-
draft de plus r6duire les salaries
des employees de rEtat non maries,
aussi bien que ceux des employees
qui mont qu'un enfant on qui men
ont pas apres cling ans de maria
ge.
Ce projet soulev6 une v1ve op-
position. D'aucuns dissent que des
families nombreuses appauvri-
ralent le pays.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

Andrieu q payer une amende de
cinq francs ct les frais, ct Table
Carteau, CONNIE complice, 6t6
condamn6 a une amende de vingt-
cinq francs pour incitation q la de-.
sob6issence aux loie, en- vertu de
pacte portant la separation de l'E
elise ct de pEtat.
LIE cardinal Andrieu 6talt accu-
s6 d'svoir incit6 3 linfraction des
lois de la r6publique dams le SER
mon quill prononca a la cath6dra-
le de Bordeaux a l'occasion de son
intronisation. Nj Tune nj lautre
des amendes mont 6t6 payees.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
Nos telephones:
Durant la journee: T. S. 1883
LIE solr: T.. S. 14Ol3

A vendre 4 un prix raisonna.
BILE, 26 arpents de terre, q un mil
le ct deml du village de Elk River,
Mimi, ct 4 la meme distance de
p6gIise catholique; B un mile d'u-
ne 6cole superieure; bonne maison,
bonne remise 3 bois, bonLe etaple,
bon puits ct bonne eau 3 boire.
Excellent march6 pour les pre-.
dnits. S'adresser ) M. Jos L'He-
rault, Elk River, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
Les NouveIIes
CE QUE NOS LECTECRs PoURRA1ENT FAl-
RE FACILEMENT

Tel que nous l'avons dit a plusieur
reprlses lEcHo DE L'OuEsT SO fait tou
jours un plaisir de publier toute nouvel-
le depuis la plus minime jusqu'a Ia plus
importante. Nous prions donc nos abon-
n6s ainsi que le public en- general de
nous fatre parvenir ce qu'on almerait s
lire dams les COLONIES de notre journal.
Dams une vile de r6tendue de Mime
apolis IL est impossible de visiter chaque
place d'affaire ou chaque famllle, mails
ceux qui auraient un compte-rendu d'u.
ne fete quelconque, dun parti de surpri-
Sc, dun pique-nique, dune ceremonie
nuptiale, dun deces, GU ceux qui aime-
raient annoncer le depart ou la visite
dun parent ou dun ami. etc., peuvent
nous fare parvenir ces nouvellea.a PE
cHo DE L'OUEsT se fera toujours un plai
sir de le publier
On peut nous fare parvenir ces nous
velles soft en- les apportant directemelt
notre bureau 3O5 Avenue Centrale, en-
nous telephonant on en- nous envoyant
par la MALE
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
ANNONCEs:

ANNONCES:
Tariff des- annonces dome sur appli-
cation.
---~-,aA
Demandes d'emploi de do
mestiques ou d'employes - annonces
pour chambre ou pension = annonces
pour objets perdus ou trouves.
Au tauX de UN CENT du mot.
Nous enverrons un numero specimen
du journal a toure personne qui en- fera
la demande.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
me Clemenceau.

me Clemenceau.
L'acte du premier ministre a
pouss6 une cinquantaine de mem,
bres du "bloc" republican, dams
une coalisation avec la droite ct
l'extreme gauche, indigeant une
d6faite q l'homme don't le ministe-
re etc le plus long dams phistoi.
re de la troisieme r6publique, ct
qui 6t6 pendant trois ans le mai
tre absolu de la France. Plus de
soixante membres de la majorite,
assez pour sauver la situation,
6taient absents, en- visite chez leurs
confreres parlementaires de Sue.
de, quand le vote fut pris.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30

Les membres de Ii Cour L Etoi.
le du Nord sont notifies quill ny
aura qu'une s6ance par mois en-
Juliet ct aout. Les s6snces auront
lieu le 19 Juliet ct lie Is Acdt, d
la sale ordinaire 2O27 Washington
Ave. N.
Leda Malb@uf, Sec. Arch
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
FEU! fEU! FEU!

POURQUOI ne pas placer vos
ASSURANC E S
avec un des n6tres? Soft contre lie
Feu, les Ouragans, les Voleurs ou
les Automobiles ct les Chevaux.
Voyez done notre compatriote, il
est digne de confance ct est le seul
Canadien. Francois repr6seDtant les
M eilleures Compagnies de Ia vile.
Telephone T. s. 1892.
y. @. BELANGER,
1900 Avenue ,Centra]e
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
EUROPE

Paris, IN Gustave Jacquet,
l'artiste peintre bien connu Went
de mourir. II 6tait age de 63 ans.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-07-30
Un ParIenent Universal

Une d6E6che de Cons stantlnOple,
publi6e ces jours-ci, fait quelque
peu sourire. Ellie nous apprenait
que Ia chambre ottomane venait
d'adopter une motion tendant q
charger la deputation parlementai-
re- qui Sc rend a Londres de propo-
ser i'organ1sation dun parlement
universal compos6e de cinq dele
CUES des parlements de tous les
pays ct qui d6lib6reraient sur les
afaires communes q toute phuma-
mite. Les lib6ranx ottomans &C.
raient particuli6rement heureux de
! voir ce parlement universal sieger
q Constantinople.
L'id6e nest pas tres nouvelle,
mais la surprise est de voir la
chambre turque, nee d'hler seule-
ment a la vie politique, la pr6co-
niser officlellement ct en- saislr les
milieux 6trangers qu'e]le croft les
plus qualities pour assurer sa r6a-
lisation. On ma pas manqu6 de
faire observer que les lures
avaient trop de peine q regler leurs
propres affalres pour qu'ils puis-
sent sopger q s'occuper achievement
des affaires communes q toute
Phumanit6:
LIE fait est que la machine par
lementalre. telle ou'elle fOnctlOn-
ne dams plusieurs pays, meme des
pays d'Occident, est trop impartial
te encore pour gu 'on puisse songer
a padapter q une tache universelle.
Par lie geste qu'ils viennent DE- fall
re, les liberaux ottomans prouvent
supplement qu'ils ont enforcement
influences par les les id6es plus &C.
nereus es qu'ils connalssent parleur
contact avec le monde occidental.
Leur mani estation est pout-6tre
inopportune, mails leurs intentions
sont excellentes ct il serait lnjuste
de sonrlre de Ieur naivet6 qui te-
moigne surtout de leur belle con.
fance dams les id6es de progress
human. Ii nest pas donn6 d tout
le monde d'avoir cette confiance ct
de voir dams les formules avec les
qu'elies on cree les courants dopi-
Mon autre chose que des mots.
Dams l'6tat actuel des chooses, le
.parlement universal est une utople.
Si CO parlement existait, il serait
rebuilt q limpuissance parce que
les peuples dlsposant de Ia force
sont naturellement tent6s de de-
mander d l'efort brutal Ia satisfac.
ton de leurs ambitions ct de leu1s
convoit1ses. Queis que soient les
progress accompl1s daEo @ce domai.
ne, la meilleure gsrantie d. ses
droits qui puisse trouver une ma
ton est celle qu'elle Sc dome q
ellie, meme. L'histoire d'hier est Ia
pour nous prouver quill ny au-
cune illusion a se faire B ce sujet.
Un nest maftre de SO destin6e que
lorsqu'on est fort ct ceux qul ne
font pas tous les sacrifices que
comporte cette situation loivent 80
resigner q etre des vaincus ct des
assuJettis.
C'eet l'orgueil de lear force qui
a determine certaines puissances 3
faire 6cl,ouer le large movement
en- favour du Disarmament; c'est
encore Porgueil de leur force qui
a amen6 d'autres pulssances d vlo-
Ter de so!ennels trait6s lnternatio-
naux, parce que cette violation SER
valt Ieurs interets imm6diats. Dams
css conditions, les arrangements
,1nternationaux mont de valeur que
pour autant que les plus forts
soient bien r6solus d les fare res
pecter.
On se berce parfo:s de l'illusiou
Arizona republican., 1909-12-12
1. ]. RICE SELLS our TO
 MOORE 1AnNfu|LL co.
Real Estate Firm Changes Hands Rice Will Eventually Move to
 Los Angeles.

Within the past few days the real estate firm of l.. J. Rice and company have transferred their interests to I. A. Moore. J. F.. Tannehill and F. L. Po- que. who are now occupying the Rice office at 8 east Adams street.
 The company will be known as Moore. Tannehill and company. MT. Moore has been associated with Page Hanlen and company for several years. The other two members of the firm are pretty well known in reality cir cles. They will do a general realty. loan, insurance and investment busi- ness. L. J. Rice will continue for a while in the old offices till he can wind up his present business interests He expects eventually to move to Los Angeles. The offices have been en- larged during the week and made ready for the new firm.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-12
HEAD WAS CRUSHED
 BENEATH THE WHEELS
An inebriatsd Mexican ssprane as Horses Heads and Fell, Sustain
 ing Serious Injuries.

Delirious witl drink. Antonio Con- zales ran out into the street last night and attempted to stop heavy wagon drawn by two horses owned by the Wakelin grocey company. He was knocked down and thrown under the wheels and has little chance of recov- cry from his injuries.
 Will Davis, a brother of Wayne Davis. was driving the team down Sec ond street near the M and P. tracks He was trQtting along at fair rate when the Mexican ran out suddenly from the shelter of the Porto Rico sa- loon. He grabbed at the horses heads. It was just growing dark and Davis was surprised and could not interpret the actions of the Mexican. He did not know whether he was about to be held up or not. He did the best he could to swerve the team about to keep from running over the Mexican. The latter fell beneath the wheels. which passed over his head. He was taken to the police station and Dr. Beauchamp called. The mans right ear had been cut almost off and his head appeared to be out of shape. He was uncon- scious. but later recovered sufficiently to tell his name and give the informa- ton that he was employed by the gov ernment about five miles from town. Dr. Beauchamp said the mans skull had probably been fractured and that he would hardly recover.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-12
|lOs ANGELES SIGHT
 IS GETTING BETTER
And New Phoenix Citizen is Going
 to stiIi Further Improve It

l.. H. Civille, teller in the Valley Bank. left for California last night to bring his family here. He has lived in Los Angeles for many years. closely identified with the banking and busi- ness interests until he came here a short time ago to take a position in the Valley Bank, deciding not to bring his family until he had satisfied him. self with the town. That he has now done completely
 MT. Civille says that he believes the Los Angeles people are standing in their own light by failing to appreciate the truth concerning this wonderful section. While they know a lot about the Salt River valley in a general way they do not conceive of it's remarkable resources and it's certain future. That is. the most of the people in the coast sty do not. There are many who do.
 nd it is the interest of these that links the two cities together But most of them, he says. are just like he was before he came down here-knew about it in a general way, but never took the trouble to inform himself fully.
 MT. Civille will be there several days before returning here, ano promises that he will spend soem of his time in impressing his former Los Angeles associates with the greatness of Ari- zona and especially the Salt River valley.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-12
TRINITY GUIlD-The ladies

TRINITY GUIlD-The ladies of Trinity guild will hold bazaar and tanale supper in the parish house at the rear of the Episcopal church, Thursday evening, December 16, be- ginning at o'clock and continuing through the evening. Mesdames Frank AinswOrth. King, Hahn. Johnson, Van der Veer and St. Claire will have charge of the dining room and will serve homemade tamales and other good things the thought of which will make one hungry. The parish hall and sitting room will be turned into a paradise of booths. In one, un- der the direction of Miss Gilman, will be found fancy articles to please the most fastidious for Christmas Miss Evans will have charge of a booth filled with sensible and useful ar ticles that will appeal to every house. keeper. Mrs. Lesher, in her sweet and gracious manner, will preside over the sweetmeats and bOn-bons. all home made and ready for Christ mas. There will also be q booth for fortune telling, where people will be supplied with all kinds of information. and a special department presided over by Mrs. H. R. Tritle and Mrs. NJ R. Merrill will furnish a great deal of amusement.
 --.s>ls .s-s- '7e Q
Arizona republican., 1909-12-12
AT THE THEATERS
MAJESTIC.

Tonight will be the farewell perform ance of the American Musical Comedy company. presenting the musical bur lesque on the Heart of Maryland" To- morrow night James P. Lee and com pany will open in a repertoire of melo- dramas and farce comedies.
 Tn the Shadows of St Johns," a quaint Irish comedy. brimfull of wit. wisdom and wholesome precept. will be the opening offering. Mir. Lee has surrounded himself with a cast of very competent actors. In presenting Tn the Shadows of'St Johns" MT. Lee has se- lected a most excellent vehicle and in the part of Father John whalen, the village priest, it is said he gives to the stage a new character. rich in humor and real Irish wit. "In the Shadows of St Johns" is a beautiful story of the fellowship and parental devotion which exists between the vil- lage priest and the members of his parish: of his interest in their lives so- cially as well as religiously He is the peacemaker; and it is to him that his people come for comfort and advice. There is nothing of the sensational, no woman with a past, no bad man with a gln
Arizona republican., 1909-12-12
AIRpoME.

Three thousand feet of new moving pictures, all splendid subjects. will be seen tonight, new and beautiful songs Illustrated by Miss Evelyn Suilloc, and for the first time in the city the vaude- vile team Huffer and Huffer in an up-to-now singing. dancing and talk ing act. Money refunded if the Air dome doesn't produce the latest and best pictures in the city.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-12

Dr. Crocker cures piles. No knife: no pain. 203 Mercantile Place. Los Angeles. -
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-16
BOARD OF EDU-
CATION MEETS.
TranSaCtS Business of In
terest Many People.
Hartford College Chosen County
High School, Prof. H. E. Brown
Added to Faculty.

The Ohio County Board of Educa-
ton met in the office of Superintend-
ents of Schools, Monday, April 18th,
1909, vita every member present. The
following business was transacted:
V. b. Bratcher, was transferred
from Sub-district No. 10 (Schroader)
educational division No. g. to sub-dis-
trict No. TO- educational division No.
3.
Robert Cook was transferred from
Flint Springs to Cave Ridge, provided
the number reported from Flint
Springs justifies the change.
Sub-district. No. 4, (Miller) and sub
district No. 5, (Sourwood) education
al division No. 2, were consolidated,
and ]. A. Bethany was directed to
visit this consolidated district and
arrange for one or two schools which
ever in his judgment the interests of
the district demanded He was further
directed to make any changes in the
district boundaries thought necessary.
Sub-district No. 2, educational divi-
sion No. 6, (Stony Point was abolish
ed, and j. l.. Brown was directed to
visit the district and dispose of the
patrons in the adjoining districts.
Richard Plummer was directed to
enter into a contract jointly with the
representatives of the United Mine
Workers, of Taylor Mines for the con-
struction of a school house and lodge
haH at Taylor Mines.
D.Baughn and W. C. Ashley were
directed to go to subdistrict No II,
educational division No. 4,and adjust
all differences.
The chairman of each educational
division was directed to sell all prop
erty, not used for school purposes be-
longing to the board, to the high
est bidder at public auction.
The report submitted by ]. M. De-
Weese and w. c. Ashley, the commit
tee appointed to enter into an agree
ment with the Hartford Graded school
relative to the establishment of a
County High school, jointly with the
graded school Yves adopted.
Supt. DeWeese was directed to en-
ploy H. f. Brown to teach in the high
school at a sallry not to exceed
$500 per month, provided he be ac-
ceptable to the board Of trustees of the
Hartford Graded school. The Board
then adjourned to meet May the 10Th,
1909.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-16
MANDA.

April 15.-Rev Brooks filled his
regular appointment at NJ. P. church
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Ellis Sandefur, who has been
attending school at Bowling Green has
returned home
Mr.. Leonard Leach and family have
moved to their new homee near Sam
defur's Crossing.
The A s. of E. met at Mt. Pleas
ant school house Saturday night with
a large attendance.
Mr.. CORTLAND Taylor, who is at
tending Hartford College, visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Taylor,
from Friday until Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Leach, accompanied by
friends, left Monday for Colorado.
The death Angel visited the home
of Mr. and Mrs. F. Parks Friday and
took from them their darling babe.
Misses Ethel and Winnie Rains, of
Hartford College, visited their home
from Friday until Sunday.
Mrs, ]. F. Beck and daughter, Miss
Damie, of Hartford, accompanied by
Miss Marion Simpson, of Wysox, Wis
tied relatives at this place from Fri
day until Sunday.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-16
Meredith's Body Found.

The body of William Meredith. who
was drowned 1t point on Green river
near Miller's landing, about two
miles above Cromwell this county,
was found near that point, floating
in the river, by Mr.. Joe p. Miller
last Sunday.
Meredith was drowned on March
4, while in company with his brother
and three or four other raftsmen who
witnessed the accident. He and two
of his companions were attempting
to secure some RATS of logs IN their
charge and in going from one raft
to another their boat capsized in an
eddy. His companions escaped, one
of them swimming to the shore, the
other grasping some overhanging
limbs, was rescued, but Meredith, al
though good swimmer, was swamp
ed by the high waves and drowned.