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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-22

Setting of jury cases to be tried in
county court in regular order except
where especially set
2S3S-Felix Dominguez VS.. T. & P.
Railroad Co.
2S45-T E. Dockery VS.. Lyon Grocery
company.
2S62-EI Paso Lumber Co. VS.. Lulu
Browning.
2saO-GeO. Chemical Co. VS.. w. W.
Warn.
2931-A. L. Reed Co. vs. Snyder Jewel
~ CO.
2s46-Buchoz ct al VS.. A. ]. Lightfoot.
2972-Pattie NJ. Phillops VS.. Dallas
Brewery Co.
5-Boyington VS.. Water Users as
ISOLATION.
309O4R L. Daniels vs. ]. T. Sanchez.
3096-Momson VS.. Grubbs.
3104-James B. MCGEE VS.. Phoenix
Ins. Co.
3114-Reyes VS.. Herald ct al.
3117-Russell VS.. Earle ct al.
3163-Sherwood VS.. Lifkovitz.
3169-Greer VS.. Graham ct al.
3216-Talley VS.. E. p & S. w. Ry. Co.
3193-Arias VS.. Hernandez, set for
March 2e.
3010-Riley VS.. Duval, set for March
%
319S-Ward VS.. Bellinger, set for
April g..
32O5-Briggs & Briggs vs. W. s. Mill
er, set for April s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
University Notes

Struan Robertson, a, ID. Taylor and
Frank Becraft arc working on an invert-
cu Weir. which they plan to present in
! tner thcsis work in hydraulics. The
weir Is one OF their own invention.
Three OF the medical courscs-histolo-
gy, ostcology and bactcrioIogy-will be
/ Toncludcd with this weeks examinations
/ Following the course Of bacteriology. a
the second semester
DR. John Sundwall has Just returned
| Ifom freedom, Sanpete county. investi-
sating The cause OF disease called
goitre, or big-neck. The disease seems
10 be epidemic In that locality and DIR.
Sundwall has been appointed by DIR. T.
y. Beatty OF the board of health 10 de-
termtne, II possible the cause.
The course OF steam engines, which
has been conducted by Professor Beck
strand the past semester. will be conclud-
ed this week. The mining students who
take UP steam engine laboratory work.
while the civil engineering students will
take up course in metallurgy for the
second semester
work is being arranged by the depart
Tnent OF clocution. Four prizes are be-
Ing offered. each OF $25. to he awarded
to the best speakers in the four college
classes. Twenty applications have been
received for the contest and from indi
cations there will be a good deal of com
peutlon Tor the prizes. February II.
The aerial exhibition has caused a
great deal OF interest among the engl-
neering students, and there Is some talk
OF asking the faculty for a short course
OF instruction In aerial navigation. After
the exhibition given here, the students
as well as the professors believe there
is no question that aerial navigation soon
will play an important part in the COM
mercial world.
The senior mining students have ap-
pointed Glen A. Keep to confer with the
faculty regarding the senior mining trip.
which has been taken by the graduating
miners. Last year the class took an cX-
tended trip through Colorado. Mexico
and Arizona, visiting many OF the great
est mining camps and smelters. 1t Is
expected that the trip this year will
prove equally as instructive and interest
ing as that of last year. though the final
plans have not been arranged.
Final examinations for the first semcs-
ter's work were begun at the university
Monday. Two periods are being given
each day. one commencing at o'clock
and lasting until l.. and a second be-
ginning II l o'clock and closing at &
This is the first time that three hour eX-
amlnatious have been given at the uni
vcrslty in all courses, and as a result the
students are intent in the work for 20
fail In more than one third of the regis
tered course will result in being dropped
from the university. The exams" will
continue throughout the week. and with
the beginning OF next week regular in
struction for the second half-year will
be resumed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Programme Committee Meets.

The programme committee or the
Manufacturers Association OF Utah met
Monday at the office of the secretary In
the Templeton building TO discuss ar
rangcments for the membership meeting
and banquet OF the association 10 be held
at the Commercial club the evening OF
February 10. 1t Is planned to have ad-
dresses by prominent city and state off,
cias in the interest OF home industries,
and. so far as possible. everything pro-
vlded lor the banquet will be a product
OF Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Real Estate Transfers.

Hiram Yeager TO Mary E Yeager.
lots 9 TO IL inclusive, block ..
Wellington addition -. ....s II
III. B Scott and wife to Edward W.
Peterson. lots %, "a. 80. 81. Sec
ond Burlington to Glendale Park 7i(
Hiram Ycagcr to Mary Il. YeaGer
lot l. block 21. plat r ......... IL
John W. Johnson TO a. Blair Rich
ardson. lots 26 and 81. block J.
Kelsey &. Gillespie's sub block
Hiram Geagcr TO Mary Z. Yeager
lot /, and others. Wellington add 1C
Rose c, Young 10 r. W. Little and
wife. part lot 3. block 49, ten
acre plat y Observation-Disclosures. 45C
Thomas Fleming TO Jcmima Flem-
ing. part lot /. block 81. plat D.
Frank Newton ct al. 10 Kate Spren-
gall. part lot ]. block 13S. plat 4 500
Mary II. Heath TO Mary IL. Yeager
lot 6. block l. Wellington add -.
Mary E. Ycaser TO Mary +. Heath.
lot 8. block /. Wellington add -.
H Il. Smith TO the Progress COM
pany, part section {. township
south. range ! east .............
Christian Sorensen TO Theodore
Thoreson. lot II. block 20. acre
AbbIe r. Holman to Solomon ].
Larson, block 90, Sandy Station
plat .... ........ ............... 2,5oC
Thomas Fleming 10 Jemima Flem
Ing, lot l. block 81. plat d ......
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Sent to States Prison.

William II. Savoy. charged with bur
slary. and Charles a. Settle. charged
with grand larceny. both pleaded guilty
before Judge Lewis OF tho district court
Monday. and each received n sentence NJ
one year In the state prison. Savoy
robbed the Paris Cleaning company s
premises last December. and Settle stole
Sl25 from Jesse Holman on January Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Deaths.

John Wilson, 81 West Seventh South
aged 90. frozen feet.
George Burt, SIC South Fourth West
aged 60, scnile debility.
Sarah L. Edwards. e5 North Eighth
West, aged sc, cancer OF breast.
Caroline NJ. Morris 1876 North Ninth
West. aged 10. general debility.
It, w, Mitner. Wellington court, aged
50. heart disease.
Harriet NJ, Locke, SOL South FRS
West, aged 76. old age.
Harry Isolis, Pocatello. Ida, aged 26
railroad accident.
Ed Hoffman, Reno. New. aged 40, acute
alcoholism.
j. II. Brown. Al North Eighth West
aged 81. cerebral tumor.
S. II. Leaver. 3S North First West, aged
g. heart disease
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Suit to Foreclose.

An action was filed in the district
court Monday by Edgar w. Druce against
Thomas II. Fitzgerald and wife. TO fore
close a mortgage on part of lot > block
Sc. plat u. Salt Lake City survey. given
10 secure a note executed MAY /. 1907.
on which there is balance due OF S4944
and interest at II per cent per annum.
In addition. judgment is asked for $40 81
as taxes paid by Drucc on the property
and for 500 as attorneys fees.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Salt Lake Statistics
Births

Conrad Jordan. G52 Wall street, boy
j. II. Coult, 1016 Lincoln avenue, boy
c. o. Rulon, 6i East Sixth South. girl.
{. =. n. Smith. Raleigh house, girl
c, G. Howks, 432 South Second West,
boy.
NJ S. Jones. 371 East Fifth South, girl,
j. IL. Brinkman. Burrows Court, girl.
Arthur Van Buskirks 1l0S South West
Temple. girl,
John Cohn. 1874 North West Temple
girl.
]. j. r. Gardelus. 75S Jeremy street
bow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Marriage Licenses.

Peter p. Jensen and Sarah Brlzzie.
Rexburg, Ida.
Ida,
Earl Wilson. Salt Lake, and Iva
Vaughn. Idaho Falls. Ida.
William Dawson. Sedalia, Mo, and Ada
Benson. Oakland. Cal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
Hoarse Coughs, Stuffy Colds,

pain in chest and sore lungs, are symp.
toms that quickly develop into a
dangerous illness if the cold is not
cured Folcy's Honey and Tar stops
the cough, heals and eases the con.
gested parts, and brings quick relief
Schramm-J ohnson Drug Store.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

Two million dollars guarantees tn,
accuracy Of every abstract made by The
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co., 32 Up
Main. We own our own records
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
I Have Moved,

Am now in my new location, 10 East
Second South. J. II. Knickerbocker
icweler and optician.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

Harold S. Daynes enter
Ho at a handsomely ap-
|At their apartment in the
day evening. followed by
sicale. The guests were
bic, effectively decorated
b carnations, with a val
led out. with heart place
and Mrs. j. j. Daynes.
n. Tibby. Mr., and Mrs.
Ind Mrs. J. p. Sharp. Mr.,
McEwan. Mr. and Mrs.
N and Mrs. Il. Il. jenkins.
mes. Miss Marguerite
IL Taylor and John Tay-
nd Instrumental numbers
MS, l.. 3. Hill. Prof. j.
3. L. libby and Matt
II. Donnellan. who have
X months In Los Angeles,
hi francisco, Cal, today,
eall from on February .
III Lakers. Mr.. and Mrs.
10 be here in the sum-
vans has so far recov-
|1rpken collarbone. which
Ne coasting during the
No will be sure to leave
week to continue her
skIake school in Los An
Sth. who will be married
has guest OF honor at a
I0nday evening, given by
u. Twenty enjoyed the
and music. a profusion
hearts and flowers were
|f1tions.
win. sister o! Samuel
ned In New York instead
be n guest at the New
1he had expected.
The Ladies' Aid society
r|odfst church will give
con. 10 be followed by a
u the church,
hjl Clark have returned
Eureka. after spending
With Mrs. Clark's sister.
Estal.
rhrystal and her daugh-
arson. will leave today
<eral weeks in southern
Brice and her sister.
viii leave the last OF
BIT IN southern Califor-
1ams and daughter OF
10 are here for the win
zos East Third South
who has been tho guest
oily for several days. left
home in London.
-ror and son. Robert. will
Los Angeles, Cal, where
until spring.
a. Reeves and son Da-
,rday from spending the
Nm New York.
rkweather has returned
yhcre she spent several
Ives.
~ who has been a guest
'@ome. left Monday even
fash.
noher and daughter will
g an extended stay I'm
Ua
milton left last week for
~ In New York and 9TH
glad TO hear that ". ].
orlng from his serious
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
mcet Tuesday with Miss Herman at 5i
West First South street.

Tho tourist section OF the Indies Lit
crary club VIII meet next Tuesday morn
Ing at 1915 o'clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

/ milton left last week for
|. ~ In New York and 9TH
p
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

noher and daughter will
X an extended stay IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

glad TO hear that ". ].
forlng from his serious
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01
4 NOTES

y of the Wasatch Lit
p held Tuesday at the
n. McCsnne. fc0 II
ID. G. Dart VIII give
Recent Short Stories"
VIII give a vocal solo
II 1anShter of Mrs, 4. II.
n a piano select ton.
III the American MUST
s TO hnvc been held
Hry >, has been post
Febrnary I. u viii
iuencc of Mrs. Charles
kQgramme Will he tlIc
torrncrly announced.
lb will entertain al 2
h 4 ne given In honor ri
HlFcll. Wednesday even
N ~ her home on sixth
|trards will nc tho fca-
|AbnH.
" meeting of the Mon
~ ctib was held with
His Monday evening al
tt'Hlrn avenue. Mrs. i.
III pnper on "Hcrcdiiy."
~ retrcshmeuts were
,asllng club met with
at her apartment I'm
pay. The afternoon
:. tnt In a discussion Of
" uter which d dainty
Il d thc College club that
\ Thursday, February 2.
one week Till & o'clock
February 10, AZ tho
zen BoXrud. ~ Sixth
|lllN -, m'' 1fiN VIII enter
~ OF tho Grace club at
In tho Arlington on
NJ january 3, instead Of
|lll the O. a. q. club wiu
tbn apartment OF Mrs
4 ~ Tuesday. when Inc
III Wfw bridge tournament.
indcrgartcn club win
bn ns'nohthly meeting Tues.
at Red Butte Hollow
|ZsiIH thc poets section Of
|r.N club was held Mon
MAJ c. Clcland at 2.sO
Mi Ahe Quigcn,a club viii
[-~@I..I.."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

- who has been a guest
wcme. left Monday even
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

rkweather has returned
Ehcre she spent several
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

.-ror and son. Robert. will
Los Angeles. Cal. where
until spring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

| a. Reeves and son Da-
rday from spending the
N New York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

6ams and daughter OF
4D are here for the win
zoS East Third South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

Vhc has bcen tho guest
oily for several days. left
home In London.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

Brice and her sister.
win leave the last OF
|<it IN southern Califor-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

rhrystal and her daugh-
|*Arson. will leave today
<eral weeks in southern
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

hil Clark have returned
Eureka. after spending
With Mrs. Clark's sister.
Fstal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

vans has so far recov-
\ |lrpken collarbone. which
Ne coasting during the
i6 will be sure to leave
|. week to continue her
/ Tklake school IN Los An
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

~ will entertain al =
pc given In honor nr
IFcll. Wednesday even
~ her home on sixth
cards will nc tho ica-
LJing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

he Ladies' Aid society
1pdist church will give
lcon. 10 be followed by a
~ the church,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

T. Donnellan. who have
X months in Los Angeles,
M francisco, Cal, today,
eall from on February D
III Lakers. Mr.. and Mrs.
10 be here In the sum-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

&th. who will be married
|~as guest OF honor at a
I0nday evening, given by
U. Twenty enjoyed the
and music. a profusion
hearts and flowers were
|&fations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

win. sister o! Samuel
ned In New York instead
be n guest at the New
1he had expected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

" meeting of the Mon
ctib was held with
'is Monday evening al
Wrn avenue. Mrs. i.
Pnper on "f1crcdity." "
refreshments were
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-01

the American Musir
rs 10 hnvc been held
Hry =, has been post
February I. u will
iuencc of Mrs. Charlcq
kQgramme Will he tire
torTncrly announced.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-02
lie Cutie des Supplicies

D'habitude, ceux qui sont morris
de la main du boureau sont enter
res dams le mystere; sans bruit ct
sans 6clat. II en- est tout autre-
ment en- Sicile, ou la population
les honore dun cutie solennel. On
les appelle "beati'' (bienheureux
ct on les implore CONNIE s'ils
6taient dies saints reconnus par
rEglise.
C'est ainsi que beaucoup de vii
lagos ont pour patron un criminel
qui etc d6capit6 ou pendu. Par
exemple a Pacco, pres Trapani, un
individu qui tua sa mere, est en-
terr6 dams l6glise st. francesca di
Paolo, ct les habitants viennent le
prier ct lui demander son interces-
sion. De nombreuses l6gendes
parlent des miracles qu'ont accom-
pills les ames dies executes au pro-
fit de leurs pieux adorateurs.
On explique cette curieuse SUI
perstition par lie fait qu'autrefois
lie brigand 6tait consid6r6e par le
peuple bien plutot CONNIE un he
ros que CONNIE un malfaiteur, qui
mourait courageusement ct avec la
pleine conscience de ladmiration
quill soulevait.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-02
M. Laurier pour
la Reciprocite

Ottawa-La reciprocite avec les
Etats-Unis a etc chaleureusemen
pr6conis6e q la chambre des com
munes par lie premier minlstre, sll
Wilfrid Laurier.
LIE premier ministre a dit que
en- dept de la d6nonciation dune
entente r6ciproque qu'on a enten-
due r6cemment de certaines par
ties du Canada, il est convaincu
qu'une majorit6 des Canadiens
sont, CONNIE lui, en- favour d'obte-
mir un meilleur acces aux marches
des 9O,O0O,00O Inhabitants dies
Etats- Unis.
Sir Wilfrid a pr6dit que des re-
lations satisfaisantes r6sulteraient
dies negotiations qui avaient etc
enterprises, ct que les commissai-
res canadiens reviendraient Gle
Washington avec un traite de
commerce qui signiferait pour lie
Canada paix honneur ct prospe-
rite
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-02
Une affaire depIOrable

Newly York - James Z. Welsh:
un policeman attach6 au poste Gle
police de la 47e rue a etc arr6te
pour homicide sur la personne
dune FRANCHISE, Lucie Chabanet.
Welsh a racont6 que Sc prone
nant avec une annie Mile Curtiss,
il 6tait entire chez un blanchisseur
chinois pour allumer son cigare.
Lorsqu'il sortit, Mile Curtiss lui
dit qu'elle .venait d'etre insultee
par un homme qui s'etait d'ailleurs
arret6 pres dele.
Quand le policeman lui demanda
ce quill voulait, lhomme, un TIA
lien, Sc NIT a rire puis descendit
dams un sous-sol. Welsh attendit
longtemps, puis au moment Oh il
sen allait, l'individu sortit ct, Sc
pr6cipitant sur lie policement lui
assena un coup de baton qui de-
fonca son chapeau, ct s'enfuit.
Welsh, surpris, resta un instant
interdit, puis, pensant effrayer son
agresseur ct robliger a s'arreter, il
tira un coup de revolver en- Fair.
LIE projectile 6gar6 atteignit Nine
Lucie Chabanet.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-02
j. "A HUXMANN
DENTISTE
Extroctlon de dents sans douleu1
1921 A VENUE WASHINGTON n.
LA CALOMNIE

Dams notre soci6t6 il y a malheu.
reusement trop de calomniateurs
ct calomniatrices, ct celia Sc com
prend, car la calomnie est la ven
geance dies hypocrites ct des Ia
ches. Ne pouvant lutter ouverte-
ment contre une personne qui nous
porte ombrage, on travaille sour
noisement, dams lombre. N'osant
la frapper de face, on la mine.
on la d6pr6cie par dies
mots, des sous-entendus, dies medi-
sances qui ne dissent rien mais qui
donnent tout a entendre. Et un
jour, la victime sans defiance volt
lie vide Sc faire autour dele, volt
l'6difce de sa vie s'6crouler ct Sc
demande pourquoi la medisance a
fait son 9uvre.
Ce quill y de pire, c'est quill y
a ces personnes qui sont extreme
ment sensibles a ces accusations
malveillantes. J'ai connu un mill
taire qui a WI lie feu au Tonkin ct
q Madagascar sans trembler, ct
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LIE Capucin ct lie Voleur

Un frere mendiant du convent
dies capucins de Meudon, revenant
a son monast6re avec sa besace
bien remplie, ct ayant pris un SEN
tier a travers un bois pour abr6ger
son chemin, est rencontr6 par un
voleur qui, lie pistolet sous La gorge
lui demande La bourse on la vie.
LIE pauvre frere repr6sente inutile-
ment que son etat, annoncant la
pauvret6 absolue, doit le METRE a
l'abri de semblables demandes; il
est force de c6der, de METRE bas
sa besace remplie de provisions, de
wider ses poches ct de donner 36
francs quill await recus d'aum6nes.
LIE voleur sen ALA content de sa
capture, lorsque le moine le rappe-
la.
''Monsieur, lui dit-il, yous ayez
etc assez bon pour me laisser la
vie, mais en- rentrant a mon cou-
vent, je risque d'etre soupconn6 de
ne pas avoir fait mon devoir ct
d;etre fort maltraite par cons6-
quent, car peut-6tre ne voudrait-on
pas croire ce qui m:est arrive a
moins que vous ne me fournissiez
une excuse en- tirant un coup de
pistolet dams ma robe pour prou-
yer que j'ai r6sist6 jusqu'au bout
ct Gull ne NEST reSt6 d'antre res
source que d'abandonner le fruit
Gle ma quote. = Volontiers, dit le
voleur. 6tendez votre manteau:'
LIE voleur tire, le capucin regarde.
"Mais je ne vols pas de trou, dit
celui.ci.-C'est que mon pistolet
n'6tait charge qua poudre; je vou
lais vous faire plus de peur que de
NAL. .-Cette fable tache ne sufira
pour m'excuser, n'avez-vous pas
un autre pistolet mieux charged
Non, vraiment. All, coquin! Sc
cria le moine, nous VOLTA done a
armes 6gales:'. Et lie vigoureux
capucin saute sur le brigand, le
terrasse, le roue de coups, reprend
sa besace ct son argent ct revient
en- triomphe a son convent.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-02
LA VIE PRATIQUE

':,Jeune 6pouse disait un jour le
Pere Felix, dams une de ses plus
bellies causeries veux-tu 6tre heu
reuse. Sois bonne:-la bonte
dams une belle anne est CONNIE une
belle heur qui embaume toutes les
autres qualities
En- effet, la bont6 attire, Les
affections qu'elle suscite durent
Quand on a dit dune personne
"C'est la bont6 meme la langue
ma plus rien a ajouter. c:est P6lo
ge le plus complet.
Jeune 6pouse tendrement aimee
quand ton epoux revient, le soir, dc
Ia journ6e de labeur un peu fati.
que, un peu triste. ale un bon
sourire, ct un bon mot, ct quel-
que chose de plus--sois tendre
sois bonne, sois affectueuse.
Tu ne sais peut-etre pas ce quill
a dn peiner, ton homme, dams Get
te bataille de la vie qui nest pas
toujours CONNIE dit le poete, un
concert a dilater le occur.
Ses forces Sc sont 6puisees
Des d6couragements FONT peut
etre accabl6 jusqu'a r6puisement.
Des d6faite, des d6boircs lui ont
navr6 le ceur d'amertune. Que
ta bont6 le rende fort
Et le recommencement de la
lutte est quotidien. Que ton
affection ne te lasse pas. Quand
tn te sentiras envahie par cette i'm
mense tristesse de La vie sois neil
leure.
II faut une anne a un foyer. LIE
role nest pas audessus de tes for
ces. Remplis-le. D'ailleurs, le
bon Dieu TIA faite un peu pour
celia -adjutorium eli son aide.
Sois le toujours dams les sentiers
parfois 81 difficiles de la vie.
Tu ne sais peut-6tre pas encore
ce quill y parfois Gle g6n6rosit6
dams ce d6vouement dun homme
en- meme temps que Gle souffrance
dams sa sensabilit6.
Tu le sauras plus tard, ce vieux
plus tard qui nous apprend tant
ct tant de chooses,
Mais sois bonne, e,-toujours.
Fid6le creature qui ne connait
de la vie que le cote rose, c'est
pour toi ct par toi souvent quill
SQUIRE.
Epargne lui des regrets, 6par-
gne toi des remords. Sois bonne,
ct ia belle ame sera toujours COM
me une belle f1eur sur ton beau
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-02

qui a pleur6 un jour comme un
enfant parce qu'on ravait accuse
dune lachete.
J'ai WI un brave pere de f;amille
Sc livrer all d6sespoir lie plus pro-
fond parce qu'on await dit Gle lui
des chooses infames, Sc decourager
.au point quill en- perdit presque la
raison. Et conlbien Gle m6nages
brouilles, de families s6par6es par
un coup de langue.?
Les fe1nmes, excusesz- moi mes
danes, ont la specialize du coup
de langue, >elles vous dissent celia
entire un soturire ct un mot doux.
elles ont de ces r6ticences qui sont
pires que des,accusations. Et tout
celia pourquoi? Bien souvent pour
une petite .jalousie causee par une
toilette on un bijou.
Que de larmes, que de sang ont
fait verser ces jolies m6disantes!... 8.
Yam Van Heusden.