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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10
ECHO DE L'OUEST
Les Progress de la
j. G. G. F.

, On nous apprend que la j. G. G
f., va de progress Of progress. Mar
di dernier, ses membres ont dome
aux %jeunes gems qui ne font pas
partie d. la socl6t6 une preuve de
leur savoir faire.
LIE tr6sorier a lu au debut de la
s6ance le compile rendu de toutes
les sommes recues ct d6bours6es;
il r6sulte qu'apres avolr pave les
frais consid6rables de Installation
pressure complete dun gymnase,
la soci6te dispose d'environ $500.
C'est tout supplement m%agni6que!
Voici le programme qui a 6t6
dome ensuite:
Overture de la s6ance par lie
DR. Lalil ert6, maftre DIES cer6mo.
MES.
2 Solo de piano, M. Bernard
3 "Bag Punching, A Torgeon
4 Quatuor, Club Fleur de Lis
5 Lutte q bras-le corps,
Leo Plouf ct VI. Arseneau
6 Remarques par M. Libby
Z Vaudeville,
Felix Plouf ct III. Desmarais
8 Lutte de Boxes reprises-
Albert Lemieux ct Chas Violet
9 Remarques,
par lie r. P. Domestici
10 Lutte 3 bras-le-corps,
Geo. Desmarais ct le vainq ueur
de la premiere lutte.
II Chanson,
Q%aatuor de la J. Q. Q. F..
Avec le moroccan tres applaud
de M. Bernard ct les quatuors exc
cutes par deux ch@urs dlff6rents,
on a sartout gott6 le vaudeville de
MN. Felix Plouf ct George Des-
marais, M. Libby a recueilli des
applaudissements enthousiastes
quand il a fait appel dams une bel
lie langue aux jeunes gems retarda-
%taires: 81 la j. Q. G. F., a beeoln
dun speaker" CONNIE les Fores-
tiers Catalogues, on saura q qui
8 'adresser.
On rous dit que la soiree a at
teint son out: tous les Jeunes gems
presents SO sont fat inscrire com.
me nouveaux membres. Rsppelons
que la cotisation est de Soc. par
mols ct que pour le mois de JUN,
il ny a pas de drolt d'entr6e.
Avis au retardatairts
L. r. P. Domestici a dit dams
sou discours gull faudrait avoir
$50 Jeunes gems dams la soci6t6
pour que la famille soft complete:
ellie lie sera bien vite, nous men
doutons pas.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10
Charmante Seance

Dimanche dernler aprAs-ml II, la
B6n6d1ction du T. S agreement
en- r6glise Ste Anne, a 6te chant6e
par les enfants fr6quentant le ca
th6chisme, ct ills annoncent vrai-
ment bien pour l'avenir du cheur
de Ste Anne. LIE chm1 If de cette
paro,see a une reputation tres en-
viable ct son Pasteur pr6voit d'a-
vance 3 la conserver.
Apr6s la b6n6diction cut lieu
dams la sale Ste Anne la d4strlbu.
ton annuelle des prix aux e%nfants
du cath6chisme, ct I'm lntAressant
programme fu: rendu CONNIE suit:
10 Un solo de piano par Mile
Rose Begin.
20 Defamation par Albert Ma.
lenfant.
80 Duo vocal par Corine ct
Allne Bouthillette.
40 Distribution de prix. C)as-
se de confirmation: Ter, Edouard
Pilon; 2e, Evelyne~B oilenu. Pre-
mere communion: 1er, Yvonne
Demeules, aussl Ter prix, Arthur
Bourget. Classe de confession: Ter
Ralph Cloutier; 20, Virginie Pot
vim. Glass des pri6res: May Arrell,
Earl Dryer, Esmer Lambert, AL
bert Amlrault, VIM Deslauriers,
Joseph Burke, Leslie Beaudet.
SO Recitation par Beatrice
Dryer ct Bernadette Gervais.
TO Ch@ur par DIES enfants du
cathechlsme, accompagn6 de Mile
Lucie Richard.
70 Discours par Vine Deslau-
riers.
8, Distribution des prix d'as-
sistence r6guIi6re: lore classe, DE-
liza B ,ileau, R6a Deslauriers, Rena
Cote, Edouard Pllon.
Premiere communion: Della
Chouinard, Louise Beaulieu, Corr
ne ct Aline Bouthillette, Beatrice
Dryer, Aur6lia Lessard, Sara Pei
letter, Albert Malenfant, Alonzo
Kaiche.
Confession: Ralph Cloutier, Gra-
CO Allard.
Et enfn, May ARIEL pr6senta
aux trois h6v6rendes S@urs qui
viennent Requirement chaque di.
manche prendre charge dune elias
sc de cath6chisme q l'6glise Ste
Anne, une bourse eontenant l'of-
frande que chaque enfant await
fate en- t6moignage de gratitude
pour leur d6vouement 4 leur egard
Avant la distribution des prlx le
R5v. r. Richard, pasteur de la pa
roisse insista SUI la n6cessit6 de
l'6tude du cath6chisme ct Sur l'as-
sistance r6guliere des enfants JUS
qua CO qu'ils soient gradues, atm
qu'ils c%onnalssent leur religion, ct
pour que les parents CONNIE lul.
meme aient la conscience tranquil
lie sur CO point.
Un bon nombre de p%aroissiens
assistaient ct tous semblaient char
mes de cet;e s6ance des petits de
la paroisee Ste Anne
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10
Au Metropolitan

Pendant la troisieme semaine,
au Metropolitan, la troupe Grace
Hayward repr6sentera st Elmo.
Dams ia mise en- scene, Mile
Haywar a sulvi avec fd6lit6, lhis-
toire telle qu'6crite par l'auteur.
st Elmo Murray, jeune no nme
aux meurs d6plorables, meme une
vie mouvement6e, mails il nest pas
10 vicieux quill para1t. Giant arrive
q Get 6tat par la trahison dun ami.
Arrive Mile Earl, une jolie file
quill doute mails qui est innocente.
ct gull repousse d'abord. Plus
tard son innocence est 6tablie. le
rou6 est r6habllit6 ct tout fnit
bien.
La semaine sulvante le direc.
tour M. Cats, so propose d'offrir
''The Great Divide"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

L'Auge de la mort Went encore
d'enlever q i'affection des Sens,
une 6pouse ct mere d6vou6e dams
la persunne de Nine Marie Louise
Rousseau. nee Garon, spouse de
notre compatriote NJ. N. Rousseau
de Camden Place, apres une cour-
to maIadie. Ellie a succomb6 q
l'appendicite ct 6tait ag6e de AZ
ans.
Lon doit croire que Nine Rous-
seau a etc privilegiee en- relevant
les derniers sacrements, car malgre
la grande distance ct mand6 seule-
ment IN quart d'heure avant le
temps de la grand ;messe. djman-
che deruier, lie R5v. T. Richard,
son p asteur, SO ren1it en- auto
non sans difficulties d son Che
vet ct lu1 administra les SHUTS 81.
crements. Une heure plus tard
ellie etalt Moons ciente ct a3 heures
de l'apres. midi ellie rendait son
anne q son cr6ateur.
Nine Rousseau 6tait membre
DIES Danes de Ste Anne ct Giles
assistaient en- corps a SOS %fun6rall-
les, banoiere en- tote, al nombre
de tr%ente-cinq.
SEES fun6railles ont Gu lieu mer-
credi matin, en- l'egllse Ste Anne,
au milleu dune foule de parents
ct d'amis, ct ses restes mortels ont
6t6 deposes au cimetiere Ste Ma.
RE.
LIE service a etc Oh ante par le
R. r. Richard, assiste du r. 2.
Domes,ici, de Notre-Dame de
Lourdes CONNIE diacre, ct lie Il p.
Breen de r6glise de rAscensioD
CONNIE sous llacre. An ch@ur M.
Gilbert Chouinard conduisait le
plair- chant ct les solos furent
chant6s par Mile Lucie Richard ct
Nine b. j. Pelletier.
Ellie laisse pour la pleurer, outre
un 6poux inconsolable une file ct
deux fills
M Ed. Rainville await la charge
de ces deux fun6railles.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10
On nous apprend que MN

On nous apprend que MN.
Charles Gervais ct Magloire Ro-
cheford, entrepreneurs de POINTS.
viennent d'obtenir p%lusleurs bons
contrats, entire autres la construc-
tion des points sur la nouvelle Ii
gne 6lectrique qui Sc rendra de
Mini eapolis au Medicine Lake,
ceux qul se trouvent sur le Dan
Patch Air Line" jusqua Savage,
MINI. ct un autre pres de Stanley,
n. D.
NM. Roch 9ford ct Gervajs
COMPETENT parmi nos compatriotes
les plus r~espect6s ct r6nssissent
tres bien ct rEcHo est tou]ours
heureux d'enregistrer leur success.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

La fete du Sacr6- C@ur de Jesus
q 6t4 pieueement cAl6br6e vendre
d, dernler, en- l'6glise Notre Dame
de I.ourdes. lie matln, nm grand
nom bre de fdeles se sont appro-
ches de la Sainte- Table, ct le soir,
d 7:30 hrs, Ie Sslut du Saint Sa-
crement ct les litanies du Sscr6.
Occur furent chant6s per les En-.
fants de Marie.
La B6p6dlctior du S: Sacrement
a etc donn6e par le Rev. P. Do
mestici.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10
DECES

M. Narcisse Papillon. IN ancien
resident de notre vile est decide
dlmanche le 5 courant de semitic.
II 6tait lie pere de notre compatrio-
te M. Frank Papillon, de Nine
Geo. Pich6. de St Basile, P. O.,
actuellement en- vislte en- notre vii
lie. ct de Mme s. j. Cyr, chez Ia
quelle il est decide.
M. PapilloD naquit d ST Baslle,
comt6 Portneuf, P. O., ct vint &C.
tablir au Minnesota en- 1876. l!
6tait age de 70 ans.
Son service a 6t6 chant6 q l6gli-
sc Notre. Dame de Lourdes ct lin
humation a 6t6 fate au cimeti4re
Ste Marie.
Nous prious les families Papil-
lor, Cyr ct Pich6 de bien vouloir
accepter nos condolences.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

L'equippe de "Base B .ll' de
notre vile lutte courageusement
pour obtenlr la premiere place en-
tire les concurreDts. La Contra!
Provision Co., 125 Avenue Contra
le, la boucherie populaire, tient ga
reputation malgr6 la concur renee
qui e~xiste, grace q la qualit6 de
ses viaudes et.Ies prix qu'elle de
mande, Telephones T. S. Spruce
53l GU n. W. East 80.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10
Condolences

A la derniere seance do la Cour
L'Etoile du No1d, No 1853, W. @.
y. F., les resolutions suivantes ont
6t6 sdoptees:
Attendu que Dieu don't les de-
crets sont imp6n6drsblee, a enlev6
3 l'affection DIES stems, notre estim6'
membre Sr Amanda Potvin, il est
R6solu que la Cour oAre 3 sa
famille en- deuil ses plus wives
sympathies dams l'irr6parable NAL
heur qui Ia frappee. II est aussi
R6solu gu une cople de ces r6so-
lutions soft envoy6e 3 Nj. Potvin ct
3 ga famille ct une d rECHo DE
L'OUEsT pour publication.
Leda Malbeu Sec. Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

Par I'm empechement survenu a
la date de la derni4re reunion du
Club Artistique, ellie ma pu avoir
lieu chez Nine G.. G. Belauger telle
qu'annoncee. Cette reunion a Gu
lieu chez Nine f.. F. Plonf ct a 6t6
tres amusaute, La reunion pro-
chaine aura lieu chez Nine B6lan.
ger 9l7 10 Ave. N. E..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10
Usine pour Faire Secher les
POmmeS de Terre

A cause de ia trop grande ahon-
dance de pommes de terre en- Allie.
magne on Went d'y installer des
usines pour les faire sechar; lie
proc6d6 Giant q peu pres le meme
qa'on emplole pour fsire eecher
les pommes. Up des breuvages
les plus purs ct les plus nouris-
SAINTS de nos jours est sans contre-
dit la biere golden grain belt. Pri.
se au repas ellis fait dispera1tre la
fatigue qui suit le travail ct re-
construct le systeme enter. Com
mandez de votre plus proche mar
chand.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10
Nous SolicitonS vos Commands dImpreSSions
du Chill pr6tendait nommer
lui-meme les eveques dams le

du Chill pr6tendait nommer
lui, meme les 6veques dams le
pays.
T., Vatican n'ayant jamals con-
nu &c droit, il on resultant des dis
cusslons interminables q chaque
mort de pr6lat chilien. C'est
pour ces raisons qne les relations
entire la r6publique du Chill ct le
Saint. Siege avaient etc bien des
fois iuterrompues.
LIE gouvernement chilien a fna-
lement c6 lie. CONNIE IL fallait
pourvolr q une nomination le mi
nistre du Chill 4 Rome q etc char
g6 de soumettre au llbre choix du
Pape trois roms d'ecc'6siastiques.
D6sorma,s le gouvernement Chi
lien suivra cette methods: il SO
bornera q soumettre au S6nat le
nom de l'6veque d6sign6 par Ro-
me, avant de lui bonner l'investi-
ture d66nitive.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

ct II. Giguere ses plus sinceree
copdol6ances dams le malheur qui
Went de les f4apper. II est aussi
R6solu qu'une cople soft envoy6e
q ces sBurs sflig6es ct une q Pc
CLIO DE L'OUEsT pour publication.
Alice Lefebvre, Sec. Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10
Cour Notre Dame de L0urdes

A la seance r5guliere du 6 JUN,
Mines Adele Nadon ct Adele SOU
CIV ont etc ballott6es ct Clues men,
bres de la Cour, ct le nom de Nine
Eva Sloane a sc presents par
Nine Emma Micbaud. Sur le bien
de l'ordre le prix fut remport6 par
Mime Adeline Lagac6.
A Tissue de la prochaine s6ance,
lie 20 JUN, nous aurons uLe partle
de cartes ct DIES prix seront donn6s
aux gagnante. A cette occasion,
la s6ance aura lieu a 1880 hrs. Ne
l'oubllez pas.
Alice Lefebvre, Sec. Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

M. Ernest Meun;er, fills a1n6 de
NJ. ct Nine Arthur Meuu1er, q etc
gradu6 mardi dernier de l6cole
Haw h RI. Mile Jeannette Choui-
nard, file aimee de M. ct Nine Gill;
bert Chouinard a etc graduee de
pecole Lincoln.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

On demande une demolselle
pour enseigner lie francsis q deux
]eunes files, 3 on 4 heures par &C.
maine. S'adresser 4 nos bureaux
pour plus amples lnformations.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

NJ. ct Nine O. Nj. Taller annon.
cent lie marriage de ieur file Mile
Eva avec M. joint Charles Hames,
pour lie 29 courant. La c6r6monle
nuptiaIe aura lieu en- r6glise Notre
Dame de Lourdes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

Mgr Fid6'e, archeveq'e de Do
cl6tianopolie, Went, q loccasion
du zoe anuiverssire de 90 naiessn-
ce, de recevoir une lettre de Pie
x lui accordaut reimbursement
"a b6n6diction apostolique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

Nine Pierre Turgeon, Venerable
canadienne d'Osseo, Mimi, est en-
visite q Minneapolis, l'h6te de ses
files Mines Edmond Plante ct
Gilbert Labissonniere. Ellie a
pass6 deux semaines avec chacune.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

LIE REPOS DE LAME DE LEUR
COMPAGNE NINE ROUSSEAU.
REPREsENTEES PAR
Mines E. Plante, N. Bouthillette
j. Faubert, Y. DUDE, -. Bolduc.
Tr6panier, y. Tuscany, FL. P. Car
ter, Potvin Jr., Tramblay, j. Gou-
let, P. Potvin, L. Taller, M. The
rien. j. Cyr, FIX. LavaIiere. FIR.
Gervais, Fl. Tuscany, b. Pelletier,
Eug. Guimond. Cyp. Garon, Gil
rard, II. Cr6peau, Pierre Choui-
nard, A. Lapointe. j. Harbour, G
Rlviere, L. Dumas, Ed. H6nault,
O. Amirault, j. B. rhibault. Cad
bois, P. Chasse, Tyler ct +. Beau
lieu.
Il messe dite, IL messes enten-
dues, 3 communions. 2 chemlns de
la croix, 5 cierges, 81 chape!ets de
la Ste Verge, S chapelets du Sacre
Occur, 10 chapelets de Ste Anne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

M. j. G. Gagnon, de la rue
Spring, qui SQUIRE dun empcison-
nement de sang au bras, depu:s
plusieur, semaines, est en- bonnie
vote de convalescence.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

Attendu que la Providence divi.
ne a retire de CO monde Charles
Lecours, 6poux estim6s de Sr De.
merise Lecours ct beau-fr6re de
Srs Georgiana ct H6loise Gignere,
IL est
R6solu que la Cour offre d Sr
I.ecours, q SO familie, at aux Srs &
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

M. Joseph Corriveau qui s'est
fracture I'm bras ii y a plusieurs
semaines prend du mieux, quot
quill ne puisse pas encore travail.
lar.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

Dlmanche le IL courant, q la
messe de $3.50 hrs, on r6gllse No
ire. Dame de Lourdes, aura lieu
la premiere communion.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10
Naissance

En- cette Vile Nine Blanchard,
1895 avenue &c -trale une file.
Nine Eustice, nee C6lina Ga
non, IN gar con. =
Nine II. St-Hilalre, une file.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10
I'm Triomphe pour lie Vati'
can

LIE Saint. Siege Went lie rem
porter un success diplomatique au
Chill. Depuis de tongues ann6es.
s'obstinant dams une interpr6ta-
ton erron6e des conventions &c
cl6siastiques, lie gouvernement
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

A LOUER-un megasln conve-
nable pour une boucherie on une
pharmacie. S'adresser d Nj. Pier
re Lamothe, 34l7 44eme rue Quest.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10
SOfree DramatiQue

LIE Club des Jennes Gems %jouera
une com6die intitulee "What
Became of Parker, dlmanche soir
lie 10 du courant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10
@rho de l'@nest
M1NNEAPoL1s MINI. 10 JUN 1910

Nine Pierre Lsvall6e qui s'est
fracture le bras il y a quelques Sc
maines Sc remet replacement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

l'EcHo DE 1'OyEsr, Sl.0o
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10
BOUQUET sPlRlTUEL

PAR LES DANES DE STE ANNE POUR
LIE REPOs DE LAME DE LEUR
CoMPAGNE NINE ROUSSEAU.
nnnQ EoNR1mHEa DAD
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-06-10

La ). c. c. F.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
CANNABAIISM STILL
PREVALENT IN SOUTH SEAS

Seattle, WASH, Nov. l6.-Discuss-
ing the story told at Victoria yester-
day by Or. Deck, who found in the
Solomon islands remnants of the bod
les Of Baron Won Norbek, the AUS
tralian scientist and his companions,
by cannibals, David Paul, OF
This city, who has visited all parts OF
Australia, said today that c~annibalism
was still widely prevalent in the
south seas.
Since the Germans, French and
English have annexed various groups
and forbidden c~annihalism, the am
thropophagi are Obliged to be more
cunning. and when they feast on hu-
man flesh they retire TO the noun
tains and leave no trace OF the BAN
quet.
Steaks are cut from the flcshy por-
lions Of the body and these steaks
are inclosed in followed stones and
roasted on Goals. The arms and legs
ere stewcd in pots. rFhe hands and
feet are cut Off and thrown away, and
the head suspended from the tree as
n decoration.
Mr.. PAU arrived at the coast Il
time after the meal had been
concluded. The legs and thighs OF
four natives were picked clean.
The natives prefer whites as food
and do not eat human flesh MS a re-
iigious rite. but because they con-
slider il a delicacy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
VETERAN HARVARD
PLAYERS DEFEAT
CARLISLE INDIANS

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. ia
team composed OF last years college
fotball players now attending the
Harvard law school, demonstrated on
Soldiers field today that they could
come back" with a week or two OF
practice. fer by . score OF 3 TO 0 they
defeated the Carlisle Indians.
The Indians came To Cambridge
with a string of well earned victories
and comparatively few defeats, whlle
the law schoo team had played but
one previous game.
1t was q one-man contest. however,
for f. b.. Philbin, the fleet Yale half
back. ran the team from fullbacks
position. where he took direct passes
either for a dash around the end on
his own account or to hurl q orward
pass.
In the first period when he had
driven Carlisle back to the ritteen-
yard line, he dropped a pretty tleid
goal for the only score of the game,
Hamilton Fish. the former Harvard
captain, led the law school team anc
was as strong on the defense as
Philbin on the offensive.
The Indians PLAYED entirely on the
defensive except for a brief squirt IN
the fourth period.
Law School, 8; Carlisle. 0.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
AV|ATORS FLY
At DENVER
tombstone, HoxSey and Brook
ms Give Exhibitions But At
tempt No New Records,
IBy Morning journal Special Leased wireI

IBy Morning journal Special Leased NHei
Denver, colo, Nov. 1G.-Spectators
at DenVcr's mile high aviation ilelu
Witnessed interesting flights by Ralpn
tombstone. Arch Hoxsey n waiter
| r.. Brookins, the Wright birdman,
giving exhibitions at Overland PARK
this afternoon. Johnstono, without
| attempting anything like record
breaking altitude tight, rose in inc
air 1900 feet and sailed gracefully
over the field back and forth for seN-
eral minutes. While tombstone was
! pushing his machine skyWard, HoN-
sev circled 800 feet below him, cut
ing figure Fights, fitting and dipping
as the crowd gazed s%pellbound M ms
manouVers. BrOOkins Was also uutt-
ing to and fro across the field al an
altitude Of about 1000 feet.
Each Of the aviators assembled
twice. On one of his flights. Brook
ms left the field and Travelled toward
the Rocky mountains for a mile or
more as If testing the air currents
which are known to vary greatly as
the FOOTHILLS are approached.
The light air in which zone OF the
aViatOrs had ever attempted lights
before proved somewhat d~isconrcrl
ing "a first. tombstone explained az
tor alighting from his first flight tha'
he could not get his OIL INC
ground until he had increased the
power considerably more than Is nee
ogsaiy in lower attitudes. All three
noticed this difference and they are
anxious to test the climbing capaei-
Ties cr their machines against the
rarified air of these mountain sec-
tons.
only one accident. and that not ci
n serious nature. happened today
Jobnstone. IN descending from his
second Right. allowed his machine TO
oaln TOO much momentum. IL struck
Inc smooth track used for horse
racing ana skidded along at a rapid
ratc Johnstonc s~iEnalled fer helpers
TO check the machine. but only one
seemed to understand. This youth
Jumped in front Of the flyer ana
made q flying tackle Of n OF the
wings. The machine swerved into o.
fence and smashed g wing so that the
machine was put out Il commission
for the day.
Robert T.. Harvey. promoter ot the
"a exhibition which was orig
iuattv MANNED to last four days. to-
aa,- closed "a contract by wire with
Glenn II. Curtiss for the appearance
of Aviator J.. e.. Mars in Denver ON
sunday and Monday next ON the lat
Ter dav Mars viii contest with the
Wright aviators in altitude flights.
which feature made Harvey
had been added today to the regular
program. A telegram from Curtiss
himself stated that possibly rs Mogla
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
SAVAGES
KILLED AND ATE
SCIENTISTS
Mystery Of Fourteen Years
Standing Concerning the
Fate of Austrian Expedition
Is Cleared By Missionaries
Discovery,


lby morning JOuEhu' opsNi"A Le'iseu NHci
Victoria, Il. c., Nov. ia mystery
Of fourteen years concerning the fate
o. the Austrian Scientific expedition
from the ship Albatross In the Solo
mon island, is cleared up by the find
ing of the remains of the expedition
in the Solomon islands, The discov-
cry was made by Dr.. Northcott Deck
of the south Sea Evangelical mission.
News &c the discovery of the remains
Of the party in the Albatros was re-
ceived today by the steamship Zee
landia from Australia.
The expedition frcm the Albatross
was headed by Baron Won Norheck
and included Lieutenant Budick. Mid
shipman de peufort and nine sailors.
Or. Deck found evidence of q mas
sacre of the Tatuve island and from
the natives learned the details of the
slaughter.
The Austrians, according to the ma
tive's tale. were surprised by the
blacks. Baron Won Norbeck was tom
ahawkcd by a savage who crept up
behind him. The sailors fought orr
the blacks after several were wounded
made a camp where the baron
died.
During the night the camp was
again attacked and only three of the
men escaped. They made their way
70 the coast without learning the fate
of their fellows who fell into captiv-
itv. Remnants of remains east aside
after the cannibal feast, found near
the scene OF the massacre, leads Dr..
Deck to believe the captives fell prey
to the inhuman practices of the saw
ages.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-11-17
RATION APPRENTICE TEAM
DEFEATS LA JUMTA BOYS
IN FOOTBALL GAME
(Raton Range.)


The football game played yester-
day afternoon between the La Junta
and Ration apprentices football teams
resulted in a victory OF 6 to 0 for the
local team. The game was closely con-
tested throughout and was greatly en-
joyed by a fair-sized crowd there to
witness the contest. The touchdown
made by the Ration boys was the re-
suit of a fluke. a La Junta man
dropping the ball, when the ball "a
kicked behind the La Junta goal
post, and a Ration man falling upon
it. scoring a touchdown. The local
teams lineup was as follows; Center.
Dillon: guards, Orwick and Smith;
tackles, Haddow and Eberlee: ends.
Henning and G. Murphy; quarter,
J. Murphy; halves, Tanning and
Mote; full back. Bruggen. Referee,
Haywood; umpire. Quine Hart.