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New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
,-7--4 ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcr

me % .- ssres5 reats syeaae Wes5 nq ThiE5eih Teth
RE saoaa t s.-eet Egh5h avenue esf s.t' bIfI
Nes -et N.uh avenue West Thirty second street and
5ss. rsl Election nist,s is bounded by and within
TIT. rstr avenue vest Thi1ts-sourth street and
Nass r-56 election District is bounded BY within
5tirry sf,a street. Ninth avenue. West Thirty
Nes. 1000 ans Tenth avenue.
fgT.- F.e-r.9n Disr1ie, bounded by and within
-s ---.,-ssth street, to Eighth avenue diagonal
iri ---. .r-r "a rhirty-ffih street and Ninth
s;-ee: ,4 ,s- S.rty f,Jh street and Tenth avenue
s,tt Elee-.au nistrcJ IS bounded by and within
% -rs seventh street. Ninth avenue. West Thirty
VI s.res sna Hudson llyeT ,,.., 40
,r rfty ysay,a-h street Eigtth avenue West Thirty
'.5 5s -Esas Ea I.s'rst Is bounded BY ana within
asa es tyftf s,reeT ana TiTth avenue m 70 he
60 4 Nest -. -s.NlE street and Eighth avenue and
Esssa Tr5 as-,.7r District bounded BY and within
,z -s-sse-F n street seventh aveE-e. West Thirty
o. eu-h s--eeI a-- e---i - =. =. s, , -, s.,.
rse -sh s.5a -ls'E3sl IS bounced oy ana %iLain
uss rh Wa Wa 'yeL-e. -y3 y eSt MR. ,-
a. H'5s rsre ELECTION n.s,ric, IS bounded by and
.cE stree, Eleventh avenue. West Thrty-nnth street
@rsa9 Ps'f5 Is 62qn4sa ey .s5 sPd tTf1 ytT9to
--,. s--aa- --- Tenth avenue.
csc -6.-.ssaE Election District is bounded by and
~ s.leet --4 N.arH avenue 10 tie corner of Vest
-s-r-ee1ta sweet za5 N-nth avenue
- F5.-ees-a z.e-.ion Disrrirt is bounded BY and
,a- West E-r-rrat street Eighth avenue 10 West
r--et street azC-lal ---e from the corner Of West
e-rt street and E-trE avenue 70 Ire corner Of West
-s-r NH s.l0el a-- Ninth avenue and Ninth avenue
- Fltr=erl- Election District is bounded bv and
u.-- l.aE-ls line tro-l The corner Of West Forty
Tenth aEe1uc 70 West FCrtleth street and
,eH avenue N--L avenue West Thirry-uinth street
- s.ztesa-a Election District is bounded by and
rssn West nd street. Ninth avenue. dag
re- ile t-- -e corner II West F0rtieth street and
yrA a7es Tie corner ot West Forty-frst street and
-e--t avenue and Tenth avenue
re Seventeenth Election District is bounded by and
uatr Wts- second street. Tenth avenue. West
F---str Hudson River
TIE Es-tss--- Election District bounded by and
ufar E=s- -r-1-r-l street, Eleventh avenue. West
F.---l.-5 s---c-. Tenth avenue. West FOTty-seconi
r-sst Eaasr River
re Nne.e-.-a Lection District is bounded BY and
s.t-- West t--t-.-r1 street. Ninth avenue. West
F--r-se51-l s-re+- ana TENTH
TIE -Vs--e-. F'e--ou District is bounded by and
Nes- --1--lr- street. Eighth avenue West
E5-g-s-g- street and Nlrth avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
Election Notices.
- ,SSrNgr.y D1srRIcr-coNTp.

a
E-,fsncav street. Ludlow street BTocsne street.
.5tain 49, Grand street and orchard street
ssaoik srseeuth Election District Is bounded by and
street.. clinton street, Grand Etrce.,
-sfhil 49, Income street and Ludlow street.
eaEok s-teenth Eection District Is bounded by and
ne Ie-..- efrset Clinton street. Delaney street
~ TudoV 'l-,.,,- ristrfei is bounded lv and
Tho t.,@s street Ci.nton street. Riyington street
81 IBdiow .l lection District IS bounded by and
The s-~+5~ street Orchard street, stanton street.
vfthin t-f. rpsIarceE street and Eidri6Ee
frsow .---h Election District IS bounded by and
The So street orchard street. RiyinEton street
-. a,--sf-f si.r'
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
TWELFrH AssEsIRLY DmTRIcT.

~ tn AssEsgRLT DISTRICT
Esa 49, Election District bounded bv and within
Avenue ''a street Avenue 3. East Tenth street ard
As 80 Election District Is BOUNDED ~ and within
@.s1ls 'a street. Avenue c. East Tenth street and
s-s Ts. Election Distrct s. bounded hy and within
.ss RI.h t'Eeet. Avenue T.. East Fourteenth street
- 80 avenue 4 ~
-sa Fol Election District IS bounded by within
Alerae street Arrage =. East Twelfth street
- -.'-l Diz--lc- ls bounded 1y and within
s~a Alsage @l-ss;, Agea4s p Lat Twelfth street
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
Low PRESSURE
AS REASON FOR
HIGH GAS BILLS
Lack of Distributing Stations
Causes Poor Service in
Outlying Districts
City's Experts Begin Investiga-
ton to Determine Cause
of Overcf1arges

Prof. C. L. Cory and A. NJ. Hunt, the
city's experts on electricity and gas,
began their investigation yesterday to
determine the exact cause for the un-
usually high bills and to find an ade-
quate remedy for the trouble. To this
end they have determined to inquire
into the various complaints that have
the basic difficulty.
We viii look into these complaints. y
said Cory yesterday, TO see if there
is not something common TO all of
them 1t may be that we shall find
that some condition obtains in certain
districts that can be corrected"
One of the matters to which the ex-
perts will devote their special atten-
tion is the pressure in the different
parts of the city. With an even pres
sure the gas should burn normally and
give no trouble, but where the pressure
is either low or f1uctuating the bills
would run abnormally high.
LACK OF PRESSURE
The complaints from the Richmond
and Sunset districts are due to a very
large extent to the lack of sufficient
pressure. The entire city is served
from two gas stations, one in the Po-
trero and the other at North Beach.
The outlying districts are fed through
small mains, which are inadequate for
the demands made upon them The gas
filters through slowly and the con-
sumer is charged an eXorbitant price
for poor service.
The sunshine argument of President
Britton of the company may eventually
be turned against the corporation. In
January of this year. according to
Britton'S statistics, there was an alb
normally small percentage of sun
shine. If the gas bills are to vary in
versely with the sunlight, it has been
suggested that California should be-
come the home of the vanishing gas
! bill. Instead, however, sunshine or no
sunshine, the bills have climbed
higher and higher.
MANY COMPLAINTS MADE
The formal hearing held by the arti-
fetal lights committee of the board of
supervisors has but opened the flood
gates for complaints. An unusually
large number were filed yesterday and
all tell the same story of eXtortionate
charges. Particularly fragrant was the
overcharge in the case of Miss W. A.
Dinkind of 2073 Sutter street, whose
bill leaped for no apparent cause from
$40 to $50 for the month of Feb
ruary. In closing her complaint, Miss
Dinkind says:
The charges of this vampire corpo-
ration are conhscatory. If 1t is not
killed or throttled soon it is only a
question of time when it will own all
the property it now so wretchedly il
Eliminates"
The bill of Miss Albert Houston of
2735 Vallejo street took a sudden rise
from S15.45 to s32 for the month of
January. The bill of Marius Anderson
of 2709 Sutter street was doubled for
the month. of February.
The Call has received a mass of evil
dence tending TO convict the gas rob-
ber- Consumers have submitted their
bills as documentary proof of the ex-
tortions practiced. These letters will
be considered in connection with the
$25 reward which this paper has of
fered.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
CIRCUS DAY CAUSES
SUSPENSION OF WAR
Martial Law Lifted So Passen=
gers May Enjoy the Fun
at Acaiutla

Long before the steamer Acapulco,
which arrived here yesterday, reached
Corinto. those on board heard that the
Nicaraguan warship Momotombo had
Invaded Salvador and that the countries
were at war. The same rumor' with
the added detail of an engagement be-
tween the Momotombo and the Presi-
dente. saIvador's navy, reached here a
few days ago and was later denied Of
hciany by the governments of both re-
publics. The officers of the Acapulco
were told that Nicaragua had manned
the Momotombo with conyicts, who had
been promised freedom if they de-
stroyed the navy of Salvador.
When the Acapulco reached Corinto
however, the Momotombo was lying
peacefully at anchor. and as far as
those on the Acapulco could find out
the only basis for the rumor was the
fact that the Momotombo had been
given new coat of paint. Paint in
the case of the Momotombo is an i'm
portant matter. Years ago somebody
undertook TO scale the steamers skin
down to the bare metal. After the
scaling hammers had knocked holes
through several plates the operation
was abandoned, and since then the
paint has been laid on as thick as
possible
MARTIAL LAW SUSPENDED
At AcajutIa in Salvador the warship
Presidente was in port lying side by
side with the former Crowley launch
which constitutes the rest of the navy.
At first the passengers We're forbidden
to land. The place was under martial
law they were informed. There was
a circus in town, however, and before
the ship had been in port an hour the
martial law was declared off. so that
the passengers might swell the attend
ance at the show.
1t is not believed that there will be
serious trouble in Central America The
United States will not allow it and the
officers Of the Acapulco say that John
Moisant is now looked upon even in
Central America as a tiresome joke
RELATIONS BADLY STRAINED
According to Baron Richard Won I'm
rub, who came by way of South Amer
lea, the relations between Chile and
Peru are badly strained. The trouble
is over the province of Tocna. which
has been neutral ground since the war
between the two republics. When
peace was declared it was arranged
that Tocna should remain neutral ter
ritory for seven years and then should
go to Chile or Peru, according to the
vote cast by the residents of the
province.
Valparaiso, says the baron, is SLOWLY
being rebuilt. The place is very dirty
and business conditions are poor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18

KILLED By NATIvEs-Newark. N j.. March
17.-Mrs. William Cook of this city. whose hus-
band enlisted in the navy and went to the Philip
pines last July, announced tonight that her hus-
band had been killed by natives. Mrs. Cook said
she had been informed today by the navy depart
ment that Cook and three others were shot dur
ing fight two weeks ago.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18

CLAIMS AGAINST DEFUNcT BANK-Judc-
ments allowing % preferred claims against the
nsolvent California safe deposit and trust COM
pany. aggregating 81. 4.539.S7. were signed bv
Judge Seawell yesterday The claimants. who
were represented by Attorneys c. c. Boynton
and o. C.. Wilson. among those whose
checks were delivered TO the Canadian Bank OF
Commerce by the California safe deposit and
trust company for collection and collected snbse-
ouent 10 the suspension.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
UNITED RAILROADS MAKES
POSTPONED SURRENDER
Promises to Remove Post Street
Tracks i'm Two Weeks

a postponed surrender is the status
of the United Railroads position in
regard to the illegal tracks it per-
manently installed in Post street be-
tween Barkin and Leavenworth several
months ago, and which IT has been or
dered by the mayor, supervisors and
board of works to remove.
I have issued instructions to shaye
these tracks removed" wrote General
Manager Black to the board of works
yesterday. Then he continued: But
would like TO postpone the work for
about two weeks on account of our
having at the present time so much
other work on hand, which l do not
wish to interfere with. Trusting this
viii be satisfactory, I am, etc"
President Day Of the board wrote in
reply that 1T was satisfactory" and
later said The United Railroads has
been acting in good faith with us of
late"
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
AMERICAN REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
UPHEAVAL CREATES HILL
IN CACHE CREEK BED
Gas Pressure Thought to Have
Caused the Disturbance
[Speeial Di.paleh 70 ne CaIll

IOPeCIdI DIJPuICH 10 TIC Nult1
WOODLAND, March 17.-Word reached
this city today OF an upheaval. at
tributed by some to gas pressure. in
Cache creek in Capay valley. The dis
turbance has caused a hill in what was
the creek bed and the creek is now
running several hundred yards out OF
its course.
The upheaval. according to informa-
tion received here, Is on the L. P.
Everett ranch, and ii is declared 1t was
accompanied by two explosions. The
newly created hill is 80 to so feet high
and extends along the old bed of the
creek for a distance of more than a
hundred feet
About seven acres of land has
dropped from 40 to 100 feet and is
being filed by water from Cache
creek. Farmers IN the vicinity are
greatly excited.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18

The Old Louvre is now open for busi-
ness at Powell and Ellis streets. the
same good Roast Beef is served.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau Of
Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department. Wash
ingtOn. ID. c.. until 10 O'Clock a. m-, April Is.
1909, and publicly opened Immediately thereafter.
to furnish at the navy yard. Mare Island. Cal.
quantity Of naval supplies. follows Sch
1913: Plate jogging macnine.-Sch. 1887. Ammu-
nitlou-hOist motors with spare parts Applica-
tions for proposals should designate the schedules
desired by number. Blank proposals viii be fur
nished upon application TO the navy pay office.
San Francseo. Cal. to the Bureau F. B.
ROGERS. Paymaster-General L. $ y 3-16-09.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18

ADDITIONAL MAIL CARRIERs-Washington
March 1.-THE following additional mail car
riers have been authorized by the postoffce de-
APARTMENT, effective April L: One at San Bernar-
dino and one at Bakersfield.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
OUR AIM is PERFECTION

and the wide success Of the Whiting
Papers both for social and business
correspondence attests the fact that
these papers are notably good. The
longer you use them the better you
like them and the less you are salts
fed with any substitute.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
LIEUTENANT JONES is
AGAIN COURTM MARTIALED
Crow Letter Case Retired at
Request of Accused Officer

Lieutenant Thomas A. Jones, Sixty
first company, Coast artillery, was up
again before a courtmartial yesterday
at the Preside, this time at his own
request His star witness yesterday
was Corporal Everett L. Wickard, of
the Thirty second company coast ar
tillery.
Wickard testified that Corporal Mil
Ter had told him that he (Miller) had
written the Crow letter.
Corporal ST. Clair was the star wit
ness for the prosecution. st. Clair tes-
titled Jones attempted to bribe him to
ply Miller with drink and then secure
statements generating Jones.
Lieutenant Jones was the last wit
ness of the day and denied each state
ment made by Corporal St Clair. The
case is now before the court to de-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
Letters and kilograms Held

LONDON. March 17.-About 9 o'clock
tonight direct telephone service be-
tween London and Paris was resumed
and continued to work throughout the
night. In spite of the use of every
possible route between London and the
French capital there has been an enor-
nous daily accumulation of unsent tel
egrams here. 1t is declared there are
100000 kilograms and 100000 letters
undelivered in Paris.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18
PLANS COMPLETE FOR
BUTTON DAY AT CAPITAL
Money Raised to Defray Ex-
penses of Celebration
TSpccial Dispatch 10 The CALI

SACRAMENTO, March 17.-Plans are
complete for button day Saturday,
March 90 At a meeting of the gen.
eral committees this afternoon at the
chamber of commerce arrangements
were made for covering the city. the
same as on tax day. Mrs. w. A. Gett
is in full charge of all committees for
the day and will announce her assist
ants tomorrow.
The plan is TO sell buttons to every
loyal Sacramentan. The money de-
rived from the sale of these buttons
will be used toward defraying the ex-
penses for Sacramento day. April "a,
the forty-fifth anniversary of the In
corporation of the city.
Sacramento day there will be big
floral parade and battle of flowers in
the morning. In the afternoon there
is to be an athletic tournament. In
the evening there will be a water car
nival on the river. participated in by
motor boats and yachts from the bay.
1t is planned to make this event the
biggest of it's kind ever held on the
Pacific coast. The river will be illu-
minated.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-18

FALLS IN BAY-Augustine Roeca. fisherman
who lives at 800 Union street. fell into the bay
last night at the foot Of Stockton street Po-
liceman Casey rescued him and took him to the
harbor hospital
Francisco served at the Union Square
Hotel daily from II to 2 p. m.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-22
Cu6ri aux Consultations de Ia Conpagnie M6dicale Moro.
M. S. Comtois sou9rait depuis TN an de dou1eurs destomac.
Seues les PILULES MORO ct les 1fahenens ds M6decms de Ia
C%omagne M6dcae Moro hi apponaent du S%ouagement.

Monsieur Comtois etait ma1ade depuis an an ct
son etat de sante allait toujours de NAL en- pis. Deux
on trois medecins l'avaient traite sans amener de
soulagement a to1tes ses douleurs qui devenaient
de plus en- plus atroces. II soufrait de mauvaises
digestions ct du veritable martyre qui sen suit.
Tout celia, il va sans dire, &tait pr@judiciab1e aux
travaux ordinaires de sa vie. II en- &tait rendu a
ne plus etre capable de TRAVELLER ct il ne pouvait
demeurer dams cette condition, puisque les tralte-
ments des medecins cons1ltes deja ne 1u1 fa1saient
pas de bien. II voulut chercher ailleurs les moyens
d'enrayer lie NAL.
II dkcida d. al1er c~onsulter les MEdecins de la Com
pagnie Medica1e Moro. Tous les conseils quill
1ecut, il les NIT fdelement en- pratique, il prit les
Pilules Moro Requirement ct ne retarda pas a cons
tater que son etat s. ameliorait.
Monsieur Comtois est maintenant fer de sa que
rison, il a repris achievement ct avec joie son ira
vail ct IL veut que tous ses amis sachent de lui &c
quill dot aux Pilules Moro ct aux conseils des
M&decins de la Compagnie M@dicale Moro. Aussi,
a-t-il dome, avec autant de plaisir que de recon-
Nuisance, Iattestation suivante de sd complete
guerison.
Voici &c quill nous dit
"Je vous ecris ces q~uelques mots aim de vous
faire connaftre &c que les Pilules Moro ont fait pour
moi. Lorsque je me suis present& aux bureaux de
la Compagnie Medicale Moro, IL y await deja TN an
que j'&tais malade. Je metals adresse a plusieurs
m@decins, mais sans success. J'ai pris les Pilules
Moro, j'ai bien suivi les c~onsei1s des Medecins de
la Compagnie Medica1e Moro ct je mai pas tardk
ainsi a me gu&rir tout a fait. A present, je me
porte aussi bien que n'importe que1 jeune homme.
Je dois done la sante aux Pi1u1es Moro que je recon-
mande a tous ceux qui ~souffrent CONNIE moi,
STANISLAS COMTOIS,
Saint Edmond, Co. Berthier, Que.
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CHAPITRE X
LIE TESTAMENT

Files 6taient nombre uses, les
pens6es aui sc heurtaient dams les.
prit de julien MorterraI, tandis
que l'express de Marseille Fem.
portrait vers le pays bleu.
Enfin il allait etre richie, sortir
des difficulties d'argent Cd il s'enl1.
SAT- depuis des ann6es, oblig6 b de
continues d6mel6s avec aes cream.
clers, emprantant dun cote pour
rembourser de l'autre, ne pouyant
suftire 3 des d6penses chaque jour
plus grandes. ct 80 donnar cette
petite existence de luxe ct d'oisive-
t6 qui 6tait son rove!
Constance d6pensait sans comp.
ter, almant le bal, lie theatre. les
voyages, so faisant hablller par lea
premiers couturlers de Paris. 1e-
tant l'argent par les fenetres.
Ellie n'avait pour son mari aucu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-22
Aux Hommes d. Affalres

Nous DISQUALIFICATION 'des hommes
d'sfaires sur: nOtfe lmprfmerie. Nous
sommes t%oujours en- etat d%'executer tou.
tes sortes d%'ouvrages typographiquea
Notre personnel du departement der
Impressions est au complet, nos caracte.
res n%ouveaux. Nous demons satfsfac'
ton ~ public parce que nous apportons
q notre Outrage toute rattention n6ces
saire. Nous avons des id6es Topographic
ques les plus modernes pour rendre No
ire Outrage attraysnt. Done avant DIAL.
Ter ailleurs venez nous voir GU hernandez
nos estlmations pour Outrage de tout
genre.
Nous possedons un stock de papeterie
tres assorti. Nous lemons toujours Oh
main des cartes lmprim6es de "maison
de pension, "maison a louer", "chambre
a louer", etc.
Nous sollitons Encouragement des so.
cietes canadiennes ct attirons tout sp6cl-
cement leur attention u Ia specialize
que nous faisons d'imprimer les livres
de constitutions, livres, blancs divers,
cartes, entetes de lettres, envelopes,
onfin tout CO don't on q besoin on fait de
p~apeterie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-22
CHAPlTRE XII
A QUI LES MILLIONS?

Trolls ann6es, trois tongues an
n6es Sc sont 6coul6es. La justice
est lente ct les process pour h6rita-
ge semblent n'avoir pas de fin.
Julien Morterral a attaqu6 le
testament de ga tante. II a consa.
Gre q ce process tout ce qui lui res-
to d'argent. Co1te que cotte il
fault aboutir, il faut faire annuler
CO billet 6crit par Nine Kalbremer
dams une heure disagreement.
Iln'y a pas de doute: la. vleille
dame q do sc laisser circonvenir.
Ellie 9 6t6 Ia. victime dune odieuse
machination d 'un .complot infame.
Tout ne lie prouve.t-ll paB, tout,
l,usqu'a la presence de lasffemme
de. Claude, sous IN d6guisement
d'institutrice? ~
"a continuer)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-22

Or il arriva que le matin meme
du jour Oh Nine Morterral devait
psrtir, Pascalette, Ia vieille servan-
te, frappa, effar6e, 3 90 porte.
Madame! Madamel
-Qu'y a.t.ilP
-Je ne sails pas. Mas en- en-
trant tout 4 lheore chez Nine Kal.
bremen, pour la r6veiller.
Eth bien! fit Constance aveo
empressement.
Eth bien je TAI trouv6 qui dor.
matt dun drole de sommeil. Ellie
ne bougeait plus, pas meme pour
.respirer.
Bile ne bougeait pas, dites.
xous?
Tout de suiteIune pens6e await
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-22
Les ILULES MORO sote en- vee ALA Pharmad de Rose ct Morgan. Succsseugd de
Geo. A. Rose, 33 Avenue Centrale

Et, lie soir, la malheureuse dut
sen aller, tote basse, de cette mai
son Oh ellie await. durant quelques
semaines, go1t6 cette joie immen-
sc, la seule qu'elle put avoir main.
tenant sur la terre: 6tre aupres de
son enfant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-22

C'eet moi Qui suis ia mamRn, tn le
sails bienl....T tn m'aimais d6ja..
Froiaement Julien continue:
-Prenez acte de tout cecil, je
vous prize, monsieur le notaire. A
supposer meme que le testament
soft exact, Ia file de Claude Ser
noy n'existant plus, la fortune de
Nine Kalbremer revient 4 ses he.
ritlers naturels, c'est-a.dire 4 ma
file Marguerite Morterral. QUAINT /
cette inconuue, qui h6rlte de qua.
tire cent mile francs, 1e vous de.
clare que je suls pref 3 l'attaquer
pour captation de testament.
-Maintenant, Madame, sjouts-
til settlement, en- s'adressant 4
Denise, vous n'avez plus rien 3
faire lci. Voue 6tiez 4 mon SER
vice, ]e vous chssse! Voici votre
mois courant. Allons, prenez! c'est
do!
Et d6daigneusement IL lui jets
deux billets de bsnque.
Nous nous trouverons devant
les tribunaux.
Denise, 6perdue, tordant ses
mains, suppliait:
MATS mon enfant. Mails mon
enfant!. .....
III ny q pas d'autre enfant lei
ona Ia mianna. Vols. marguerite.
cette mauvaise femme qui voulait
te yoler d nous Allons! treve de
plaisanteries! Partez de suite, 81
non je fails venir les gendarmes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-10-22

Faites. nous D ca nouv ell
les locales par le telephone.
Durant lie jour: T. s. 1888
LIE soir T. s. l4Ol3
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|vous par lettres GU personnellement au No 272 rue
|Saint-Denis, Montreal, 81 vous desirez avoir des
'consei1s au sujet de votre sante. Les Medecins de
la Compagnie M@dicale Moro vous donneront, tout
a fait gratuitement, les informations n@cessaires
pour remp1oi des Pilu1es Moro ct vous indiqueront
TN autre traitement 81 votre maladie lie requiert.
Les Pi1u1es Moro sont en- vente chez tous les mar
Glands de remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi par
la poste, au Canada ct aux Etats-Unis, sur r@cep-
ton du prix, soc une boite, $2.5 six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent etre adressees:
COMPAGNIE MEDICALE MORO,
272 rue Saint Denis, Montreal.
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