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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-11-26

Ces un~iversitaires sont pre5que
tous des alpl0m6s DIES High
Schools. Leu:s dipl6mes sous lie
Dr. s, lis vous ont parfois un toupet
incommensurable oui, croient- Ills
pourrait percer la nue.. II ne fau
dra pas ere surpris s'lls vous di-
sent, un jour, qu'1ls connalssent
bieD le Pir6e, que c'est I'm de leurs
amls, une de leurs vieilles connais.
sances.
A qui la faute, 81 ces jeunes
gems ne savent pas 6peler? Pas a
eux tres solvent. Qa'on applique
!(donc le rem4de Ia Oh il faut Zap.
pllquer. Qu'on y allie energique-
ment, sans %s'occuper 81 monsieur
l'instituteur ct mademoiselle Pins
titutrlce superintendent q telle so.
ci6t6, a telle confrerie, s'ils sont
parents de celui-ci GU de ceiui-la,
parents de gros bonnets. Qa'on
| porte, sans Granite, la main sur Q
pr6tendues "arches d'alllance',
| I4eu1 influence dut- ellie vous nuire,
vous aurez Ia consolation d'avo1r
fait votre devon. Fais CO que dois,
advienne que pourra.
Jaime a croire que l'on salt
mieux 6peler dams nos ecoles pa
~roissiales. Que ION y fasse done
I'm concours ct qu'on en- dome
franchement le r6sultat. Nous
verrons bien alors.
Ill y a quelque temps, I'm autre
concours cut lieu a Duluth, parmi
les "Seurs Pythiennes" "Pythian
Sisters. Dams CO concours. il s'a-
giseait encore de capacit6, mails
non en- 6%pelIation. Il s'agissait
tout supplement de conna1tre
les capacities d'estomacs des danes
membres de cette soci6t6. Dams CO
cas- Ia: estomac deyralt e'6peler
g.o.u.f-f-r-e.
Ces danes donnent des parts
de cartes ct l'on y sert du cafe,
DIES gateaux, des petits pains
chauds. Or, a Fun de ces parts,
on a dome DIES pix aux deux da-
mes qui mangeraient le plus de
petits pains chauds. L'une en- a
mango dix-sept ct ellie a Gu lespre-
mier; %l'autre, h6las ma pu en- man
ger que douze ct ellie ma pu avoir
alors que le deuxieme prix. LIE
journal qui %reproduit CO fat d'ar-
mes, pardon, CO fat d'eatomac don
ne les mons de ces deux danes
vlctorieuses; il await peut 6tre re-
Gu quelques pc tits pains chauds.
mails moi qui men al point reeus,
je ne leur ferai pas de la r6clame
gratuite.
Ell pensant a ce concours, je me
dis qu'en %enterrant la mere Gar
gamelle on ma pas enterr6 tous les
estomacs amples. CONNIE les au-
truches wont etre %jalouses!
C. A. Stor.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-11-26
ECHO DE L'OUES1
NOCes De BOTS

M. ct Nine johnny Rosch (n6e
Lillian Lavall6e) ont 6t6 agreeable
mont surprls lie Is courant pas un
groupe d'amis, q l'occasion du Be
anniversaire de leur marriage. lis
SO rendlrent a leur residence ain
de c6lebrer dlgnement l%'occasion.
Quoi que tres surpris M. Bosch
recat ses amis avec la plus grande
courtoisie.
M. Albert King qui 6tait leur
garcon d'honneur q pepoque de
leur marriage, leur Tut une adresse
tres delicate rappelant ce fait, ct
leur pr6secta All nom de tous pre-
sents, ct avec leurs meilleurs SOU
hats, une magnitique chaise ber-
ceuse bourr6e en- CUR,
Encore une fois M. Bosch expri-
ma en- termes tres defeats ses 1e-
m~erc1ments pour CO temoignage
d'estime.
La soir6e Sc passa au Jeu de gar
tes ct q la mus que vocale ct ms
trumentale. Ptusieurs morceaux
de mus!que choisie furent executes
par Nine Albert King ct Miles
Erminle Laval6e ct Irene Corri-
veau.
Les prix du jeux de cartes fu.
rent gagn6s par Nine T Gleason,
Ter prix; Nine Jerome thinner. 2e;
M. Ed. Laval6e, Ter prix; M. L,
Gleason, 2e; lie prix de consolation
a etc gagn6 par Nine Campeau.
Vers minuit I'm grand souper
fut servi ct ce nest que de bonnie
heure le Iendemain que les joyeux
festoyants reprirent ]e chemin de
leur foyers. charm6s de l'affabilit6
de M. ct Nine Bosch. ...
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-11-26
DULUTH
EN- PEASANT

II ny a pas bien lopgtemps
il y cut IN concours d'6pel.
lation a ia Northwestern Unlver.
sity" parmi les. 6leves du premie,
cours, chez les freshmen, CONNIE
on les appeIle commandment &c
c ,ncours obtint les r6sultats LEI
p'u 6difants. On donna CEN
mots a eIeler. Voici comment fu.
rent 6pel6s quelques uns de, Cos
mots par certains freshmen.
Irr6gular-earegular, irreguler,
iregealor.
Accessible-excessable, assessa-
BILE, axesble.
Oounterfeit-counter6t, confer.
fife, conterpheet.
|! Apprentice-apreutase, apren-
tbs.
Chivalry-shivalery, shivelry,
chlfalery.
Magazine - magszeen, maya
zean, magizene.
Plumage-plummage, pulmea-
&c, plumaeg.
Anthracite anthri-
sight.
Adage-addage, addige.
Munlclpal-munlcipple, munich
pie.
Glacier-glassear, glashier.
Intelligence-en elegance, Int
legence.
LIE journal AMERICAN duquel
j'emprunte ces informations ne
dlt pas qui remportA lie prix. U ne
personne ne sachant qua peine IL
re ct 6crire ne pourralt gaere fai-
re pis.
Ces Freshmen" qui ont pris
part a ce concours venaient de di
vers Etats. Tous mont pas 6pele
leurs cent mots dune maniere aus
81 abominable que c1-haut, mails il
y en- await encore que trop.
Oh est la source du NAL? Sill
sen trouve qui lie sachent, qu'ils
veulent bien lie dire sans falblesse.
II y va de l'avenir de nos enfants.
Imaginez. vous Fun d'eux s'a-
dressant q IN patron important
pour une position ct qui ecrirait
ainsl: 'Yure magazean is ritten
wit CRATE intelligence, wit the pure
spearitt of shivelry of old'' ct ainsi
de suite jusau'a CO que lie lectenr
de cette misslve en- ait DIES haut le-
occur. Pensez-vous que le patron
serait fort empress6 q le prendre
a son service?
La Northwestern University
nest pas lie refuge de tous les igna-
res, mails il est certain quill y en- a
Ia ct il est non moins certain quill
y en- a ailleurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-11-26

On citoyen de Cap a pAigle, M.
Donat Lavoie, Went de trouver la
mort dams de traglques clrconstan-
ces...M. Donat Lavole, 6tait en- c :
not avec M Thomas Louis B4rge-
ron ct son fills, faisant la chase
aux canards lorsque le jeune Ber-
geron en- voulant d6crocher son
fusil, fit part1r lie coup qui frappa
mortellement le malheureux La
vote.
LIE defunt 6tait age de 68 ans ct
laisse une femme ct pLu4ieurs en-
fants.
Quebec,-Nous regrettons dap
prendre la mort de Nine veuve j.
B Turgeon, nee Angelo B5urget,
de la parolsse de Jacques-C Car
tier.
Nine Turgeon 6tait presque GEN.
tenaire: ellie etait ag6e de SO ans.
Ellie a conserve Jusqu'a la
derniere minute toute So lucidlt6
d'esprlt ct ga conversation 6tait ex-
tenement lnt6resssnte.
Ellie racontait encore avec une
ftonnante precision de details ia
readajson des insurges de 1898
don't ellie ut t6moln alors que son
mari etant tailleur du Roi, ellie ha.
bitait la partie d6molie Gu chateau
Ramsay, d Montreal
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-11-26

Depuis que j'ai consult< les
Medecins de la Compagnie Chi
mique Franco-Americaine, c'est-
a-dire depuis quatre ans, je nal
jamais etc malade. Je dois aux
Pilules Rouges, qui mont etc
prescrites, ma parfaite guerison.
La naissance dun gros bebe qui
NEST arrive depuis, ma pas alte-
re ma sante ct, malgre toute la
fatigue du ,menage, je suis tou-
jours alerte. Je suis moi-meme
surprise de me trouver tant de vi
gueur, car auparavant, le travail
lie plus leger m%'epuisait. Je mai
plus, CONNIE autrefois, de ces fall
blesses d'estomac don't je soufrais
tant, plus de douleurs par tout lie
corps, plus de constipation, enfn,
je me sens tres bien ct en- suis
heureuse. Sans les Pilules Rouges
ct sans les conseils des Medecins
de la Compagnie Chimique Fran
co-Americaine je ne serais pas en-
sante ct que de jours tristes ct
malheureux j'aurais passes! 81
mes forces venaient a manquer,
les Pilules Rouges seraient lie pre-
mier remede auquel ~j'aurais re-
cours. {
Madame G. D~ESJARDINS,
16, rue Lacasse, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-11-26

Toutes lettres. correspondances
etc.. dolvent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-11-26
lIMPOSS|BLE
EGALITE

Rien au monde, nj loi, nj la VIC.
lence ne cr6era l'egalite parmi lee
hommes. Dieu en- haut, l'atome
en- bas, entire eux les anges, les
hommee, les animaux les p)antes
les 6toiles: l%'unive1s est le triom-
phe de l'ln6galit6. Et il le ia 1T
bien. ST l'6galit6 Gait la loi, Diem
n'eurait pu Greer un etre egal q
lui-meme. Toute creature lul etant
essent1ellement inf6rieure pose III
negalit6 dams lie monde. MATS
dams la creation elle-meme, Dieu
ne pouvait fai1e DIES etres tous
semblables entire eux. Oent etc
une atroce grisaille GU plut0t une
masse informe ct comique, la lai.
deursans llmites.
Avec la variet6, il a fat la beau.
t6. Parmi les feuilles d'arbres, IL
ny en- a pas deux qui soient lden-
tiques. "L'6toile, dit saint Paul,
dlffere de r6toile en- clart6: "Stella
"a stella differt in claritate." Les
visages humans cffrent peu de so,
sizes ct les sosles eux m6mes Of
trent DIES dissemblances a qui cher.
che blen.
LIE sociaIisme r6ve l'6galit6 DIES
conditions ct DIES fortunes: mails, d
.supposer quill dnt d6cr6ter r6ga
lite des talents, des caract6res, DIES
vertus, qui sont les facteurs DIES
conditions ct DIES conditions ct DIES
fortunes, ct cslp il ne lie peut pas.
Un jolt croquls de Henrion dams
'4'Illustration" du 81 novembre
1908, repr6sentait I'm domestique
Grant une botte devani son ma1tre
ct distant d celui-ci:
Ca marche, Ga mayche, l'6gali-
t6! Dams dix ans, patron, c'est
vous qui cirerez mes bottles.
EFT je vous sera1 encore supe-
rieur, Baptiste, a je les ciceral
mieux que vous!
Meme dams Fart de cirer les bot
ties, il y a de l'inegalit6. Et c'est
pourquoi les patrons d6pouill6s
par la Revolution regagneront leur
fortune, s'ils ont du courage ct de
Intelligence, ct les %ouvriers enri-
chs per I6meute retomberont Cans
la misere, s'ils sont fen6ants ct vi
cleuX,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-11-26
Ottawa, On dit que les fer
Bureau Execute,
Marquette, Mich.

Ottawa, On dit que les fer
miers de la vall6e de pOttowa qui
so sont laisses 6blouir par les pro-
messes du nomm6 Gottfried N.
Hawan, Phabile agent fnancier de
la Gle Pan-Americaine de planta-
ton du caoutchouc au Mexique,
mont pas sousclit moins de$4O,OOO
ct s'inqulAtent tort de savoir sils
reverront jamals lie capital par eux
verse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-11-26

LIE bonheur ne nous est guAre
sensible en- cette vie que par a e.
livrance du NAL. Nous n'avons pas
de biens reels positlfs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-11-26

Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-11-26

L'EcHo rE L'OUEsT nest pas respon'
sable des idees ct opinions Gmises par
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-11-26

Cube doit adopter lie systeme
AMERICAN de monna;e dor ct d'ar-
gent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-11-26
QUELQUEs CONSIDERATIONS GENERATES
assurance sur Ia vie est divisee en- Trois Classes:

10. Celle DIES hommesd de 18 d IS ans. 20. Celle
des femmes de 10 a IS ans. 30. Celle ds membres
honoraires, c'est- a-dire hommes ct femmes de As a 55
ans. Les membres DIES deux premieres classes peuvent
avoir un certificat de ~peneices de $3.50, $500 on de
$1,000 a leur choix. Ceux de la troisieme classe ne
peuyent s'assurer que pour $500.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-11-26
ECHO DE L'OUEST
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI 26 Nov. 1909

Entered at the Post Office of
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-11-26

Depuis ONE ans, mes forces d.
minuaient sans cesse j'etais tres
nerveuse T; la mutt, j'&tais @veil1ee
par de violents battements de
coeur. Toujours j'avais les jambes
ct les pieds froids j'avais des
douleurs partout, surtout dams les
reins, symphonies dune maladie
grave qui m'inqui@tait beaucoup
deux medecins m'ayant fait ENTIRE
voir la necessite dune operation,
apres avoir lu dams les journaux
les gu&risons op@r@es par les Pr
Jules Rouges de femmes meme
gravement ma1ades, je pris la re-
solution d'emp1oyer, moi aussi, &c
remede ct de me faire trailer par
les Medecins de la Compagnie
Chimique F~ranco-Am@ricaine. Je
ne lie regrette pas aujourd'h car
en- suivant les bons conseils qui
me furent donn@s, je me suis par
faitement gu@rie. Depuis, je suis
t%oujours en- bonne santee ct 81 quel-
quefois je me sens fatigu@e, TN
peu moins forte, je prends les Pr
lules Rouges qui sont lie meilleur
TONGUE que je connaisse.
DAME WE LOUIS TALBOT,
Is, rue St. Philippe,
St-Henrid de Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-11-26

"J'ai beaucoup travaille pen
dant p]usieurs annees, jour ct
mutt, ct &c travail ardu await &pui-
Sc mes forces ; je devins dyspep-
tique, ct alors je n'eus plus de
repos. Une grande faiblesse sem
para de moi.
pendant deux ans, j'ai etc dams
TN bien triste @tat ; j'etais sans
cesse &tourdie, &prouvant dams la
tete de violentes douleurs qui
afaiblissaient ma vue j'avais
aussi des attaques tres frequentes
de paralysie. I
"Sur les conseils de quelques
personnes, sans consulter de me-
decin, j'essayai les Pilules Rot
ges de la Compagnie Chimique
Franco-Am&ricaine. Je n'&prou-
val du soulagement qu'apres la
quatrieme bofte, mails rapidement
ensuite ma sante s'ameliora. Je
fus constante j'en ifs usage pen
dant I'm an. Tous ces alarmants
symphonies dus au retour d el'age,
disparurent F; je repris mon appe-
Tilt, ct aujourd'hui, grace aux Pr
I1ules Rouges, lie suis en- parfaite
sante."
Madame JOSEPH PROULX,
No 81, rue Amherst, Montreal.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-21
NEW CHAPEL DEDICATED
 SUNDAY IN JlGGERvILLE

On Sunday evening MT. Spicer as sisted the people of Jiggerville and Upper Lowell to dedicate the new Christian chapel. A splendid musical program was prepared by the boys and girls of the Bisbee school under the the leadership of Mrs. Warren. Mrs. Petty of Bisbee, sang two beau tiful solos, and other friends from Bis lee lent their presence and help.
 Six months ago Mir. Kerr and Mfr. Prick began open air meetings and an open air Bible school in Jigger- vile. The interest has grown until a building was imperative. This building was made possible by the untiring efforts of Mir. Prick who, with his own hands, has wrought most of the work, and by his persist. ence, has enlisted friends with means to help. Hence dedication day was one of the great events in this good old mans life. His friends feel that this chapel will stand as a memorial to his love for the children of this camp. The regular services at the chapel will be on Thursday nights and Sunday afternoons. A special day is set for October 9. when one hundred are expected at the Bible school.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-21
ALFALFA GROWERS WILL MEET IN Il PAsO

Fl Paso, Tekas-A convention of all the alfalfa and grain growers of Mexico, has been called to meet fin Fl Paso the week of Nov. 1--7. This convention will be the first gathering of the grass and grain growers ever held in the Great Southwest. the home
 of the industry. and arrangements are being made to have a number of government experts deliver a course of practical talks on the grow ling. curing and marketing of alfalfa and it's kindred forage plants.
 The Southwestern Alfalfa Growers Convention is to be held in connec- ton with the First Annual El Paso Fair and Exposition. The Fair Asso- citation is arranging to set aside
 considerable space for the exhibits of the growers who attend the con vention and will alec offer a number of cash prizes for the best collection and individual exhibits in this i'm portant division of the agricultural
 industry of the Southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-21
ATTEMPT BREAK IF GLOBE
 BASTILE

GLOBE, Sept. 20.-one of the most daring jail breaking attempts ever planned in this city, was frustrated yesterday when the county authorities unearthed crude but very formid- able outfit of tools in the county jail
 But for the defective nature of the jail breaking paraphernalia. it Is prob able that the escape would have been made before the authorities knew of the intentions of the prisoners. A bar across one of the north windows of the jail was sawed nearly through. It would have been the work of but a few minutes to sevef this bar, giving the entire list of prisoners access to the outside world.
 The suspicious of the officers were aaroused Tuesday night by what seemed to be the noise of saving, in the interior of the jail. Night JaJilor Nash was on duty at the time, but there was shortage of officers, which would have made a search for the tools of the jail breakers imprac- tical. Nash's suspicious were kept quiet until yesterday morning.
 By this precaution, the prisoners knew nothing of the intended search until yesterday forenoon, when they were transferred to the city jail. As
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-21
CLIFTON LODGE H74
 WILL BE INSTITUTED

Disetriet Deputy c. E. Rinehart, of the B. P. O. E., yesterday was in re ceipt of a telegram from Dr. L. A. W. Burtch of Clifton, saying that every thing was in readiness for the proper fixing of the antlers to heard of sev- enty-five maerick Elk running loose on the Blue range. District Deputy Rinehart, accompanied by Esquire I. F. Burgess and Past Exalted Ruler McGregor, will leave here on the morning of September 27 and on the evening of the 2Sth inst. Clifton lodge 1l74 will be instituted.
 Report comes from Clifton that elaborate preparations are being made in the big copper camp for the proper installation of the baby lodge and the entertainment of visiting brothers. A large delegation of Elks will go from Globe to be present at the installation and Globe team, under the direction of District Deputy Rinehart, will have charge of the in stallation.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-21

a result. practically all of the tools were discovered.
 Slowed away beneath the floor of one of the tanks, the outfit was un- earthed.
 It consisted of three rudely con structed saw frames, containing thin steep coping saw blades. two table knives, which had been filed into inn provised saws, a piece of clock spring which had ben treated in the same manner, two files, two forks, three razors and a six shooter.
 The revolver, a .45 calibre single action Colts. contained five cartridges. The rust which coated portions of 1t showed that it had been secreted un- derneath the tank for some time.
 It was due to the softness of the coping saws that the attempt failed.
 Of thin steel and intended for use in wood only, the teeth were soon worn away. Two of the blades are worn almost smooth The third is broken. The improvised saws. made of knives and watch spring. had not been used to any extent
 It is apparent that the coping saws gave out before the bars could be sawed through, making it necessary for the prisoners to improyise other tools. It is probable that the crude knife saws had just been put to use, when the officers became suspicious.
 It is believed by the officers that Sam and Pete Hollis, who are in GUS tody awaiting the action of the grand /, jury on burglary charges, are the in. ! stigators of the attempted escape. 1 When the improvised tools were discovered. the saws were found in an envelope containing the name of "Mrs. Belle Hollis, wife of Sam Hollis
 According to information which has been furnished the officers by one oi
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-21
\ B|G AUDIENCE HEARS THIRD
 LECTURE

Dr. J. ". Stewart of Missouri. de- lighted the third Chautauqua audience of the season last night at the Central School yard. The subject of his lee ture was When singieness is Bless ed, 2 and in the two hours in which he held his audience undividedly be packed many wholesome sermons. much humor and pathos and received many rounds of enthusiastic applause.
 His reference to the work of Fran cis E. Willard and Florence Nightin- gale as women who in their single ness had given noble examples and great service to the world, were greeted by tremendous applause.
 Lincoln he pictured as a man who stood singly and alone in face of the country's greatest crisis. and Folk of Missouri. was presented as an exam pie of present day manhood, who blessed his state by his stand alone against powerful corruption and graft.
 Dr. Stewart appears again in the Chautauqua course on next Sunday evening. and no doubt every person in attendance last night will be pres ent to hear Dr. Stewart again in his second lecture. He has been twen- ty years on the Chautauqua platform, beginning his work in the first Chau- tauqua west of the Mississippi river at Ottawa, Kan, and has had con tinuous return dates at many places.
 Tonight is the great treat of the course. William Jennings Bryan is to give his lecture on The Prince of Peace"
 With the Hungarian Orchestra two nights. Nicholat, the Magician. two nights, Nicola, the Magician, and Sunshine Hawks yet to come, the Bisbee feasat of good things is only fairly begun.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-21
BOARDING HOUSE
 DESTROYED BY FIRE

Razed to the ground by fire was the c. & A. boarding house Sunday night about o'clock. The building, which was located near the Irish Mag shaft, was owned by the c. & A. com pany and occupied by Mir. and Mrs. Engle and a number of roomers.
 The origin of the fire is not known but is ascribed to defective fue in the kitchen, in which it was first dis covered. The blaze had reached such a stage at the time that the Bisbee fire department reached the scene that the boarding house could not be saved, although several residences in the i'm mediate vicinity. were saved by the firemen from Bisbee and those of Upper Lowell.
 The building was an old one. having been in place for several years. ant vas a local landmark. It was two storied frame structure. The fire loss was partially covered by insurance.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-21
The Phiiasopher.

Philosophers are numerous. but the only ones I have ever come across in all my life were those who had every. thing their own way. How in the dickens can a starving man philoso, phize? How can a man who has just lost his job philosophize? Zoroaster was the most profound philosopher of his age, theoretically. but he was easily put out of temper. He once carried his irritability so far as to break marble table to pieces with a hammer because he happened to stumble over 1t in the dark The time to philosophize is when your stomach Is fat with good capon lined and yoe are clipping coupons in 8 cubbEhole of safe-deposit fault.-Nsx York Press,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-21
TWO LOST CHILDREN
 ALARM AEIGHBORHOOD

Half the neighborhood in and around Mason Hill were kept busy for an hour yesterday looking for two lost children.
 Messrs. Boardman and Murray of the high school faculty. havo- boys about four years old. Both families reside on Mason hill and the tots aare playmates. Early yesterday after noon they were reported missing, a search was started, and before they were finally located all the neighbors were taking part. The business DOT tion of ,he city was searched, then the outlying districts Two tiny specks were finally discerned by one of the searchers upon Higgins hill. which upon investigation proved to be the children.