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The new South-news., 1909-06-12

To the mind Of Mrs. Abigail Jcn-
nings there was q sort OF disioyslty in
admitting to any outsider that \ ma
tive OF Willowby could be really &C.
centric. Az for anything beyond ec-
centvicify. Mrs. Jennings would never
have admitted II, even In tho cas&
Of Miss Rachel Gregg. who wa
frankly called crazy by the summer
visitors
Now. Mrs. Jennings" said one o1
the boardcrs. do you really mean
that you've never known Miss Gregu
TO do AM thing that you'd call eraxyf"
NO. l haven't" said Mrs. Jen-
ninxs, With . nrm and unyieiding cx-
preston about her prominent chin.
why. what do you think OF hss
sending that bag Of eggs to the Cor
ners to Mrs Cole. right In the boz
With her laundry work, and never
telling the stage-driver. and letting
him throw the box right ONT" In
quired the summer boarder. 'Mrs~
Cole says there's one shirt-waist she'll
never b. able to wear again"
Well" said Mrs. Jennings. calm
~, II should say about that ~ have
about Z number Of little things Ra-
chel does and has done. She may
lack in wisdom and forethougAt nov
and asain-but then. who doesn't.
I'd iiks to now!"-Youth's Com
oanion
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

At Glendors. fire destroyed seven
stores, their contents. entailing a
loss OF between $4,000 and $40.-
600, on which there was $4,000 in
surance. The origin OF the fire is
unknown. and it has not been de-
termined where 1t caught. The fol-
lowing stores were destroyed: A. Y.
Sturdvant's commissary, J. B. Hend-
ley. Lumpkins and Turner. Balkin
and Pale, W. H. Cay, X. Shear and
A. NJ. Graham.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12
CofYecvilIe Sells $4,000 Bonds.

Municipal bonds in sum Of $4,000 for
the erection of a new school build
Ing were sold by the city of Coffee
Vile. Miss. June l. and R. C. Weir.
Of Walden being the highest bidder.
vas awarded the toa-s-
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

Fair catalogues are being distrib-
uted By the eighteen organizations
over the state and show = liberal in
creass In the way Of premiums for
agricultural. Horticultural and live
stock exhibits. Good.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

The proposition to hold an educa-
tional exhibit on the subtsot Of con-
sumption In Jackson luring the State
Fair this fall. was endorsed BY the
Stats Medical Association It their
regular meeting. II IL u have ~
conn cotton With he Fair whatever.
will b In . building outside the
grounds aad WIN b absolutely free
70 all
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

A bronze bust Of General Stephen
D. Lee Was presented to the Nissia-
sippI Agricultural and Mechanical
College.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

c. L. Jones. charged with the muir
der OF Jesse Pace. has been removed
from Cleveland to tte al at Vicks-
burg for safe :eepins.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12
Suit Compromised.

The suit against the Simms Ex-
press and Telegraph Company was
compromised at Natchez by A. r.
Simms paying $1,000 fine and obli-
eating himself to discontinue busi-
hess in NIisgfssippi. His $4,000 stock
efau was released.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

Mizsissippi will show nearly II not
quite two million people when the
census Is taken next year This in
crease has come almost altogether
from home as there has been but 1T
tie immigration OF any character.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

head il . great Farmers' Congress
~ has been done In Texas and other
states.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

The governor has approved an
amended charter Of the Blue Noun
tain Female College, the noted in
stitution up In Tippah County, for
the education Of young women. which
was Incorporated nearly forty years
ago. the amendment consisting In
the elimination OF the term female"
from the name. The school will
hereafter be known as Blue Mountain
College, but 1t will continue to be
the alma mater Of young women OF
the future for many years to come,
as the dropping OF that designating
term will not affect its charactsris-
tics a. an educational resort for girls.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12
Iniurrd In Wreck.

Frank Harvey Of McHenry. Who
was badly hurt In q wreck that oc-
CURED a few days ago ON the log
road belonging 70 the lngraham-Day
Lumber Company. and In which two
men we're killed has been brought
homd and il doing - we'll - could
te expected.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

Speaking OF VIII Sorsby. the jail
ofYicials OF Jackson intimate that
from his general bearing It would
be inferred that be had forgotten all
about his insane condition. a. he
lives and moves and acts pretty much
as other men in possession OF their
normal senses and faculties live and
move He is probably due to remain
in Jail here for good long while
yet. as his appeal case will not b.
reached by the Supreme Court until
along toward the end of the year.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

w. Graves. merchant. was
ted at Jackson. Miss, when
'Ie fOuthed button to switch on
Light
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

The proposition 20 tssae SS1.Soo
municipal bonds vas Lost in ~ slec-
tion 1t Natche1-
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

II you are Interested IL I've stock.
join the Mississippi Live Stock A.
sociation. II you are Interested In
bees. Join the Nississippi Bee-Kesp-
ers Association. II you are interest
ed in poultry. arrange nov To attsad
the meeting this fall and Join the
Mississippi Poultry Association. Get
into the organizations and help to
make them = success. thereby beae-
6tting yourself ~ we'll - otAsrs.
When the interests are osganisel.
then lets organize all under one
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

Health In OF the greatest import
ance and articles on the subject Will
b. given space during the year writ
ten by men who know and In terms
that will be readily Understood by the
masses Of the people.
The new South-news., 1909-06-12

Reports from several communities
Indicate that natural sns will be yet
found In Mississippi. holmes coun-
ty IL the latest TO md a strong indi.
cation. the well burning to n height
OF several fect when lighted II II
on Honey Island and will bs exploit.
81. A, deep well la Jackson show'
gain considerable quantities. II car
be lighted and viii burn until 4
strong wind blows II out II is be-
lieved that had the we'll been drilled
just a little deeper that a strong nov
OF gas would have been secured. Wht
knows what Is In the future for oul
great state yet. OF course our agri
cultural development means th'
greatest, but these other things wouIt
help considerably.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-07-02
GOOD WORK
Done Daily in 5ennington-Many Citi-
zens Tell of II

Nearly every reader has heard of
Doan's Kidney Pills Their good work
in Bennington still continues, and our
citizens are constantly adding endorse
+ment by public testimony. No better
proof of merit can be nad than the eX-
perience of friends and neighbors.
Read this case
Henry Pulver living at 172 Beech
street, Bennington, VT, says: About
a year ago my kidneys began to both
er me. My back became lame and
sore and | was subject to headache
and dizzy spells. The kidney secre-
tions also caused me a good deal of
annoyance. Being advised by friend
to try Doan's Kidney Pills, | did so
and noticed an improvement in my
condition in a short time. When |
had finished the contents of two box
es of this remedy, the backache and
otAer symptoms of my kidney trouble
became things of the past. | am glad
to endorse Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-07-02
CATTLE CROSSINGS
Supreme Court Says p. S. Commits
sion Has Jurisdiction over Them

The decision of the supreme court
in the case of Libby rs the Canadian
Pacific railway company settled the
question as to the jurisdiction of the
boar of railroa commissioners on the
public service commission over cat
tie crossings. Libby petitioned 10
have a private crossing removed on
the ground that it was dangerous be-
cause 40 head OF cattle are driven
twice each day i'm the summer time
across the track over the present
crossing on a curve where the trains
run at very high speed and that there
is constant danger ut these times to
the travelling public that a train might
be derailed
The commission found that the
public safety was endangered and
that conditions called for an under
pass. but that they did not have jur-
isdiction in the matter. The supreme
court decided they had.
The mandate which accompanied
the opinion in the case of City of
Barre VS. Scribner and Mcfarland
handed down by Judge Munson We'd
nesday afternoon reads like this. ITO
the Court of Chancery. The decree
herein is reversed and cause remand
ed for decree as follows: That the
defendant be perpetually enjoined
from extending or enlarging their
main pipes but that they be allowed
to make such additional service con-
nections with properties abutting up
on or adjacent to the streets or sec
lions thereof occupied by their mains,
as may pertain to the natural and or
binary use of the system; subject to
the provisions of the orators, charter
and amendments thereof. and TO such
municipal regulations consistent WITH
a reasonable exercise of these rights,
as now exist or hereafter accepted
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-07-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Fourth of July post cards at Evans.
DR.. L. Lloyd of Williamstown is in
town today.
$3.50 and $125 fine muslin petit
coats at CSC at Noveck's. 4t2
Mrs Leslie E. Smith of Union ST.,
is seriously i'll.
The Noveck stores will be open on
Monday, the 9Th until 1890 p. m.
4t2
Miss Elsie Gazing of Pleasant St,
left this morning to spend the sum-
mer with ner uncle in Cheshire, Mass.
Miss Minnie Favor leaves tomor-
row for months visit in Nashua, n.
II.
Griswold has just received a new
supply of aquarium plants and fish
food
There will be a matinee hop in
Foresters' hall Monday afternoon and
social in the evening.
Lost-A gold beauty pin with pearl
setting on Main street Thursday eve
ming. Finder please return to Ban
ner office.
The remains of Waldo Harwood
who died in Kingston. New Mexico,
this week are expected to arrive here
Monday The funeral will be held on
Tuesday
Fred Thebarge and family will
move here from Lebanon. ~ H., this
week. He is a former well known
cornetist of this town and will play
with the band on his arrival.
Mrs Mary S. Healey and little
daughter Mary haze been in North Adj
ans the past few days where the lat
ter had a very serious but successful
operation on her throat and nose.
Frederick A. Burt who is spending
the summer at ais home on Union st.
has resigned as professor of biology
at Juniata college, Huntingdon. Pa.
TO accept "A position in the Geological
department of the Michigan State Ag-
ricultural college, Lansing, Mich.
Miss Louise Vail has returned from
Burlington where she attended the
commencement exercises of the Uni
versity of Vermont from which her
brother Lester Vail was graduated
tnis week Mr.. Vail will not return
until after next weeks celebration.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-07-02

Fourth of July post cards at Evans.
Fine lawn and lingerie waists at
$1.OO; $3.50 and $1.75 value at Nov
eck's. 4t9
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-07-02
Hosiery, Underwear, Etc.

Ladies Hose, in black or brown; reg
ular price l0c, sale price 7c; l5c hose for
llc 25c hose for l9c.
Mems Fancy Sox, regular price lOc,
for 7c. Lasher socks. made in first quality
black or brown, regular price l7c, for l2c.
Mems Porosknit Underwear, regular
price SOC, sale price 42c. Balbriggan I'm
derwear, regular price 5Oc sale price 3oc.
Csc Underwear in Balbriggan or Porosknit
will 60 at l9c.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-04-30
Dayton, Minn.,

Decide dimanche dernier, q
la residence de son pere, M. Ed
Berthiaume, q l'age de 80 ans. LIE
defunt 6tait infrme depuis de
plusieurs annees ct les tendres
soins quill recut de G v6nerables
parents contrlbuerent beaucoup
q la prolongation de ses jours. Ii
6tait dune nature excellente et
dun tres bon caractere.
SEES funerailles ont Gu lieu mer-
credi dern1er q l'6glise st JEAN
Bite de Dayton, le Rev, Pore Petit
grew oficlant
La sculpture a Gu lieu dams lie
cimetiere catholique.
-Mardi dernier a 6t6 c6l6br6 q
p6glise st Jean Baptiste, lie maria.
ge de M. Jos Cotey avec Mile
Stahlberg, tous les deux de Day.
ton, Oh ills %jouissent de Pestime
general. Nos souhaits de bonheur
aux nouveaux 6poux.
M. Thomas Demers qui a etc
gravement malade pendant quel.
que temps est en- bonne vole de
gu6rlson.
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lie Pape ct lie Suffrage
Feminin .

New.York, -Su1vant une dope.
che de Rome public dams le New
York Times, le Papes'est pronon.
&c ouvertement contre lie suffrage
de la femme dams une audience
sccord6e q une delegation de rU.
Mon des Femmes Catalogues. LIE
Souverain Pontife aurait fait cette
declaration:
"La femme ne peut jamais l'6ga'
le de Thomme ct ellie ne peut con.
s6quemment JOUR de droits 6gaux
Peu de femmes d%6sireront jamais
faire DIES lois, ct celles qui YOU
draient lie faire seraient classics
parmi les eccentriques. La femme
devrait etre la compagne de l'hom.
me, acceptant en- meme temps son
autorit6 temp6r6e par l'amour 81
rlen de plus
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-04-30

ment de votre gene; alors, le FL de
votre discours est disappointment
embrouille, perdu.
Puts, ces clubs font Sc rencon.
trer bien des gems qui autrement
ne Sc rencontreraient peut- 6tre
pas. Sc rencontrant, ces gems Sc
connaissent, ct qu1 salt 81 elles ne
6nissent pas par s'aimer un peu
plus?
Par Ia, il y a union; il y a force,
cons6quemment. D%'allleurs, "les
heures sont breves ct il y a dans la
vie trop de BONES, de g6n6reuses,
de grandes ct bellies chooses pour
perdre son temps q Sc hair ct q
regarder &c qui est villain en- bas."
On Went de dcnner une confe-
renee sur Napoleon I, que men
donne-t-on pas une maintenant sur
Jeanne dare, celle qul sauva la
France au XVe steele, celle qui.
depuls longtemps, await DIES autels
dams nos occurs ct q qui Pie X
Went den accorder dams nos 6gli-
SEES?
Que quelque Canadien. francais
dc Duluth nous prepare done une
conference sur Jeanne dare, la
VERGE heroique de Dom6my, qui
fit placer, a Rheims, la couronne
du beau royaume de France sur la
tete de Charles VII. Pour Get i
1nense service, Ia Pucelle dc
leans fut brul6e vive, q Rouen.
Ce martyre de la magnani1
Jeanne d'Arc est une taro indie
bile sur la m6moire de CHAR
VII,
All! IL aurait fallu une Jean
d'Arc en- 1870. alors que lennen
CONNIE au XVe steele envahissr5
la France! P%ourquoi Jeanne d'Arc
nest ellie pas venue au sacours de
la Frauce?.... Mais e chooses
sont dars les mains de Dieu; c'est
le secret de Dieu.
Peut- etre, Dleu voulait-il punil
ces dr0!es qui SO ventent d'avoir
6teint au ciel DIES lumleres qu'on
ne ralumera plus. II ne faut pas
les croire sur parole, ces farceurs
aux pr6tentions IN tentinet exag6-
r6es, il me semble. Un tout petit
coup d'eil vous convaincra que les
lumiAres au ciel, sont encore Ia 81
qu'elles y brillent de tout leur
6clat. Mes bons, je vous le dis
| Dieu seul les eteindra ces lumi6.
res, ct quaud il lu1 plaira. II est
probable d'ailleurs que yous ne Sc.
rez ]amais choisis CONNIE SEE
agents, ct je ne Zen blame pas, tam
sans fault.
@. A. STOR.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-04-30

On a cite r6cemment l'histoire
amusante dun chef de care aotri-
CHEN d6couvrant par hasard, un
wagon.poste plein de lettres 6ga-
re depuis plus dun an sur une vote
de garage.
II y a mieux ct ceci est absolu.
ment authentique:
LIE is brumaire an V Is novem.
bre 1867, le citoyen Jarry, JUICE
de paix d Bezancon, 6crivait al
"citoyen Simeon, JUICE a Paris"
Entire temps, Simeon tut r6vo.
que. La lettre ALA au parquet'
tra1na Dieu salt dams quels bu.
reaux! ct, 6nalement, 6choua au
ministere l'int6rieur, le 20 septem.
bre 1882. "treEte-six ans apres.'
Or, ellie contenait la preuve dc
Iinnocence dun homme. guillo'
tine CONNIE assassin en- 1896!
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Mile M. L. DEsCHESNES, Petite-Matane, Que.

ouement des douleurs affreuses qui m'enleva1ent
l'appG&it ct empechaient ma digestion. Plus r1en
de tout celia maintenant, je me sens vlgoureuse ct,
sur tous les points, ma sante est bonnie"
Mile WAREHOUSE DESCHENES,
Petite-Matane, Co. Gaspe, Que.
"a pepoque de mon marriage, II y a quatre ans,
ietais d. une constitution tres delicate. lie change
ment de position n ameliora certes pas ma sante;
loin de Ia, lie fus s%ujette a de nouveaux nala1ses ct
lie devins plus fable. P1usieurs de mes am1es, ms
truites e1les mernes par leur propre experience, me
conseillerent les Pilules Rouges CONNIE etant IN
remede SIR dams moi cas-. Jachetai %quelques bottles
de ces pilules qui me frent un grand b1en ct 1e coil
tinuai q en- prendre tout lie temps de ma grossesse.
Mes indispositions disparurent, j'acquls un bon APP
petit ct lie devins meme tres forte. Ma r1alad1e a etc
ensuite heureuse, mon enfant etait gros ct fort ct,
depuis sa Nuisance, a toujours etc blen portant.'
Madame G. LAUZON,
7 rue Saint Christophe, Montreal.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES par les Me-
deems de la Compagnie Chi1nique Franco-Amer1-
caine, tous les jours, excepte lie d1manche. Les
personnes qui ne peuvent Sc rendre a nos bureaux
sont invites a ecrire a nos Medecins qu1 leur DOH
neront les renseignements don't elles ont beso1n.
Les Pilules Rouges de la Compagnie Ch1m1que
Franco-Americaine sont en- vente chez tous les mar
Glands de remedies. Nous les envoyons auss1 par la
poste, au Canada ct aux Etats-Unls, sur reception
du prix, soc une boite, s.. so six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent etre adressees
COMPAGNIE CHIMIQUE FRANCO
AMERICAINE,
27A rue Saint Denis, Montreal.
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de
Duluth
Conference sur Napoleon

Dimanche, le rs avril, dams la
soir6e, IN grand nombre de Cana a.
diens.irancais sc r6unissa1ent dams
la sale st Jean. Baptiste pour en-
tendre une conference sur Napo-
leon I, par John Fl Norton, avocat
du comt6 st Louis. M Norton
parla avec 6loquence du grand le-
glslateur, du grand conquerant,
du grand fondateur d'empires "qui,
apres avoir acccmpli, CONNIE dit
Il'lllustre predicateur Lacordaire,
r'ouvre de D;eu sans y croire, dis
parut, cette nuvre achev6e, ct SO
coucha CONNIE un astre 6teint dams
les eaux profondes de lOc6an
Atlantique''.
Arthur j. Veillet parla 6loquem-
ment de la patrie. il nous en- dit
toutes les beauties, tous les char
mes; il dit tout ramour cue les
Canadiens : francais devaient au
Canada-franca1s; il leur recomman-
da de roster fdeIes a la fol DIES an
cetres, de conserver lie doux par]er
trancais, d'aimer la patrie d'adop-
ton. la Grande R6publique Anne
ricaine, de lui consacrer toute leur
~loyaute, puts, il termina son dis
cours par I'm appel a lunlon de
tous les Canadiens francois de Du-
luth.
L'assembl6e fut pr6sid6e par
Pierre Gr1gnop, fills, qui tit quel'
CUES remarques sur les avantages
quill y a d'etre citoyens americans
Quelques muslciens trent en-
tendre de la bonnie musique pen
dant la soir6e,
II v a actuellement, a Duluth,
un club de naturalization qui fait
de la bonne besogne. II serait q
souhaiter quill cut aussi I'm club
%litt6raire, I'm club dram atique, 'au-
tres clubs aussi, our donneraient
des s6ancea Oh serait invite tout
I6l6ment francais de Duluth. Ces
clubs feraient beaucoup de bien
aux Canadiens-franeais de la Vile
zenith deb mers aux
eaux Go.ces Or sly
instruirait mutuellement; on ap-
prendralt a parler en- public sans
gene, sans cette terrible frousse
qui fat tant suer parfois de bons
talents, mais, vous savez, cette sa-
tan6e frousse qui obscurcit votre
memoire, qu1 vous empeche de
vous rappeler devant lauditoire,
une ]igne. une page de votre dis
cours. Et Get auditoire, rarement
charitable, qui SQUIRT narquoise-
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pleurer lie Jesus qui nest plus, les
hommes, les ar0tres m6mes SO
demandent avec anxlet6 81 la paro-
le de Jesus, va SO r6aliser (Je re-
batirai lie temple de Dieu en- trois
jours). Espoir, chret;eas, espoir,
Lie ciel ct la terre passeront mais
mes paroles ne passeront pas tout
q coup! au chant du Gloria. Les
cloches ct l'orgue s'6branlent; lie
|joyeux alleluia sort de toutes les
poitrines. Notre mere la Sainte
Eglise, ne peut attendre jusqu'au
lendemain, ellie a hate de chanter
son Sauveur ressuscit6. Les volles
au1 couvraient les statues t"mbent
ct, les autels 90 parent de feurs, le
cel6brant Sc rev6t d'ornements de
fete. R6jouissez-vous, Jesus va
bient0t sortir want du tombeau.
D1manche de Paques.
L'aurore de Paques est enfn ar
riv6e. LIE pretre SO revet des orne.
ments les plus riches, pour c6l6-
brer la Grand'Messe. Un cheur
de cent voix ex6cuta Ia messe du
second ton harmonis6e. Les hom-
mes ct les %jeunes gems veulent res
susciter avec lie bon Maftre en- le
relevant tous, en- CO jour. Quel
spectacle touchant! Oh! Jesus, vo-
tire occur dut etre console en- ce
Jour. LIE solr, v6pres solennelles,
suivies de la CONSIDERATION des hon.
mes, qoi SO sont groupes eutour
du sanctuaire, avec un fambeau q
la main, pour devenir les amis plus
intimes de Jesus, dams la ligue du
|Sacr6 Occur. Aux questions que le
Rev Pere leur pose; vous auriez
pu voir Is mains SO lever ensem-
BILE, ct eutendre rs voix humaiues
r6sonner avec force, le lie le pro-
mets).
Que Jesus b6nisse ces peres ct
ces fills chr6tiens qui lui appartlen-
nent d6sorma1s sans retour.( LIE
tout SO termina par la b6n6diction
du T. s. Sacrement).
Oh! Quill je le redis, Ia Semaine
|Salnte 4 lakewood q laiss6 dams
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-04-30
Les BataiIIes MOdernes
Moins Meurtrieres qu'On lie
Croft

La "Deutsche Review public
IN article de M. Bruins, staticien
al1emand, dams laquelle il demon.
tire que la guerre moderne es'
moins meurtrlere qu'on le croft
gen6ra]ement.
A l'appui de cette these, il a re
uni des statistiques nombreuses
qui portent sur toutes les princi.
pales queries depuis I6poque ne-
pol6onnienne ]usqu'a nos ]ours.
A Waterloo, 26p. c. DIES combat
tants furent tues GU bless6s, q
Leipsick, la proportion fut de Il
D. c. a Plevna, de Il r. c. ct a Sc.
dan, de II p. c.
Toutes les grandes batailles de
la guerre russo, japonaise ont ete
mcins meurtrieres que celle de
Sedan.
&c qui est encore plus remarqua.
BILE que la diminution des tues Gu
des bless6s, c'est lie caractere peu
dangereux DIES pleasures.
Dams la guerre russo japonaise
ITO DIES bless6s n'eurent pas be-
soin de gutter lie champ de batall
lie.
A Monkden, il y cut 36,133 bles,
ses du cote russo; de CO nombrt
15,490 avalent repris lie service al
bout de trois mois.
Durant la guerre de 1870, IL p
c. DIES blesses allemands succom
berent a Ieurs pleasures, tandi
que dams la guerre russo. japonai
sc, la proportion fut de 3 p, c. seu
lement; ellie cit encore etc moin
DIRE sans la Circumstance que lie
operations avaient lieu a DIES dis
tances vi grandes des bases respec
tives DIES deux arm6es.
Celia est attribute par lauteur
la proprete des nouveaux project
les, B leur calibre tres rebuilt,
leur vitesse, ct aussi aux progre
de la CHI rurgie.
En- 1870. 80 p. c. des pertes allie
mandes furent caus6es par lie
coups de fusil, 8 p. G. par l'artille
RE ct 2 p. c. oar les armes blan
ches.
En- Mandchourie, 80 q SO p. {
des pertes ont etc caus6es par
fusillade, 16 q Is p. c. par l'artille
RE.