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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
WOMEN ON THE WARPATH.
Declare Open War on MOrnn's Men Who
Litter street with Dirt.

Armed with broOms. rolling pins and
other weapons OF domestic psttern.
small army Of women living on Third
West between Seventh and Eighth
North streets. yesterday morning de-
clared war on Patrick J.. Moran. Off
cial contractor. and the men hired to
haul dirt from Second West to Third
West street. With the Bamberger
tracks occupying a good half OF the
street. residents along the thorough
fare objected to MOran's men littering
the remainder or the street with dirt.
Indignation meetings were held and
II was finally decided to obstruct the
street. This morning when the con-
tractors men appeared they were con-
fronted with barriCades. and when they
undertook TO take them down. they
came face to face with the protesting
women Citizens I'm that district de-
clare they will go before the chief of
police. mayor. city council and others
in the attempt to rid themselves of the
nuisance.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
SPEED FIEND IN PRISON
New York Millionaire Who Ran Over
md Killed n Girl with His Auto
20 he Tried for Murder.

New York. Sept. Guilty Of Grim
inal negligence was the verdict found
today by a COroner's jury against Ed
ward T. Rosenheimer. the young mil
lionaire whose motor car ran down and
Killed Grace HOugh. the 19-year-old
daughter Of policeman. early in the
morning Of August Is in the Bronx 1t
IS charged that Rosenheimer, who was
driving put on fun speed and fled after
the collision.
The coroner refused to admit Rosen-
heimer to bail today. but said he would
consider an application for bail to-
morrow. The chauffeur Milton
Fleischy. and his friend. Lewis Schu-
mann. both Of whom were in the car.
were held in $1,000 bail each as Access
sories- The grand jury will take up
the case OF all three men, and the dis
trict attorneys office has announced
that II Will try to establish homicide.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

Warrington. Sept. IA substantial
victory FOR Great Britain fin perhaps
the two most important points. n con-
soiatory triumph for the United States
an the other five points with n pros
pect of another arbitration later at the
instance Of the United States govern
wcnt is the way the decision OF The
Hague tribunal in tho Newfoundland
fisheries case is viewed here. The de-
-isiou eliminated the right or the
United states TO share I'm the making
and enforcement OF r~7soua BILE rcEula-
lions governing the fisheries in the
disputed territory and ~ ls that quail
fication reasonable that may permit
This government 20 reopen the ducs-
ton The state department has not
been officially advised Of the decision
and therefore declines TO comment
upon IT,
The treaty of ISIS. around which the
" hole controversy rcvolvcs. declares
the United States right TO take. dry
and cure fish on these coasts and 20
dry and cure only on any OF the un-
settled BAYS. harhorg and creeks on the
rest Of tho southern newfoundland
and Labrador coasts. Under the treaty
Great Britain conceded the rights just
mentioned and the United States re-
uounced any claim TO cure. take and
dry" fish within tho three-mile limit
not included in this specified terri
tory
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

London. Sept. The British colonis
office received the announcement OF
fhc Newfoundland fisheries decision at
ton
The award iu favor OF this country
on question 4 o. particularly gratifying,
az Tire point involved is considered
tne most important Of an those at is
sue and specially important from tho
imperial view point. as if is ConSid
cred highly undesirable that the lcgis-
lafion Of any British colony should
have to- be referee FOR approval to a
foreign power. The colonial office
was somewhat surprised az securing a
vorsble verdict ON the question Of
rcat Britain gained the two most
Co. rrtHut contentious" was the view
oppressed az the foreign office today
over the award.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
LACK or MONEY
Was Godscnd IN This Case.

Il is no. always that lack OF money
fs "a benefit
"a lady. Of Green Forest. Ark. owes
her health 10 the fact that she could
not nav tn advance tho fee demanded
by a specialist 90 treat her Tor gomach
trouble. In telling Of her case she says:
II had been treated by four different
physicians during 10 years 0f stomach
trouble. Lately . called ON another
had neuralgia % the stomach. Then
7 went 60 specialist who told me
had cIfarrf Or the stomach and said ne
could cure me IN four months but would
1--we to- have hfS money down. T could
not raise the necessary sum and in my
extremity I was led 20 QUIT coffee and
trv Postum.
$50 7 stopped coffee and gave Postum
thorough trial and the results have
night. something Z had not done FOR a
long time. the pain in my stomach -
gore and r gu1 dfffnrnnf woman.
81 dreaded 60 quit coffee because
ever" fir1a I had tried 90 stop 20 I suf-
forod from severe headaches. so J con-
ffuurd TO drink 10 although had reason
TO believe 20 was injurious to me- and
was the cause or my stomach trouble
and extreme nervousness. But when I
had Postum TO shift 60 Do was different.
Ito uv surprise d Hid not miss cof-
Zee when Z began to drink Postum.
coffee had been steadily and surely
killing me. and 7 didn't fully realize
what was doing 70 until ! quit and
changed to Postum.
Ever reed the above Irtters 4 new
one appears from time 60 time They
are genuine, true, aad full Of hEmnn
Interest.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

New Yankee Manufacturing company
OF salt Lake. organized to convert Into
merchantahle form minerals from clay
and earth by a formula known as the
new Yankee cleanser. Capital stock.
$50. 900. I'm shares at 81 each. with 1900
shares I'm the treasury. Taking over
copyright OF the cleansing formula and
White Clay and Blue Glass mining
claims I'm TOoele county. 4. r. Smith
president: =. Frank GOderberE, vice
president. Edward p MidFley. secre-
tary and treasurer and Lon i. Haddock
and David Smith. additional directors.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
HAS RELATIVES HERE.
Woman Dies I'm Denver, Leaving For
ufcr Husband and sister in
salt Lake.

Pending the receipt Of word from rel
ativcs in salt Lake. the body Of Mrs.
Grace Marie Anderson. who died in Den
yer last Saturday OF apoplcVy. IS bcius
held az tho Hoffman undertaking cstab-
iishmcut there. Friends % the dead
woman have taken up collection and
had made arrangements Tor her burial
bv another undertaken. bat Hoffman re-
fused 90 give up the body until ne can
locate the relatives of Mrs. Anderson.
she is said 20 have married sister.
and former husband named Peterson
living iu salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
LINENIAN IS BrRNED-

q. Sessions. a lineman on the Bam-
berger road, was severely burned
shortly after o'clock last night while
attempting to cut a defective trans
mission wire near BOuntiful. Sessions
fell TO the bottom Of a pole with his
left hand and left leg severely
ScOrChed. He was brought to St
Marks hospital. where his condition
was reported to be favora BILE last
night
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
CORPSE MAINTAINED
AN UPRIGHT POSITION

Cleveland. o.. Sept. THE corpse Of
woman sat upright in the seat OF
DarlOr car on the Lake Shore today and
rode many miles before being noticed
From her baggage she is supposed to
be Hattie G. Morgan. travelling from
some place in Kansas TO WfllOughby
.. The body was taken to the morgue
at Sandusky, O., until relatives could
be located.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
FACES STATUTORY CHARGE.

V. II. Hollzinger. aged l. years. was
arrested i'm apartment Il Of the Fash
ion rooms. SEQ West Second South
street. shortly after midnight. charged
with the larceny of SIS in gold and a
watch worth $50 from Nick Donolis.
the occupant. During the examina-
ton of Hollsinger, Il developed that
Donolis had assaulted him. The lat
ter was locked up in jail on a charge
OF sOdOmv.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
nov mTRT ny Arro-

Frank Sneaker. age 10 years. OF 1zs
South Eighth West street was run
over by an automobile owned and
driven hv Frank Steiner % the Aneri-
can Linen supply company. at Second
South and Main streets shortly after 8
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. The boy
sustained a fracture of his left leg
below tho knee. Mr.. Steiner took the
hoy 10 the office Of tho Kenyon no.
tel where no was Eivcn surgical at
tcntion and later was taken 10 his
home.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
HELD on Suspicion.

Charles Williams and William John
son. colorcd. were arrested last night
by Patrolman George Cleveland on
suspicion OF being implicated in the
burglary Of the Du Nord saloon several
nights ago. in which a telephone in
strument and cash box were stolen
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
FORMER CONGRESSMAN
MEETS SUDDEN DEATH

Bingham. Ne. Sept. PINNED be-
meath the wreckage Of n big touring
car. when IL turned turtle al the foot
OF a steep Hill, just outside OF Bingham
today. former Congressman George
Warren Weymouth OF Fair Haven.
Mass. prominent in business circles.
was Instantly Killed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
INCoRF0RATIoNs-

Busy Bee Mining company. with
headquarters at Beaver City. capital
stock. $4,000. In shares at 10 cents
each. $4,000 subscribed and remainder
in treasury. Joshua A. Greenwood.
president. James r. Robinson. vice
president. l.. &. McGarry secretary and
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
OF STEALING HAMS.

Patrick Sweeney. aged 81 years.
was arrested in East Second South
street last night by Patrolman Charles
Pitts. charged with the larceny Of two
hams from a delivery wagon Of the
Eclipse Grocery company. Sweeney
denies the charge. and the robbery will
be investigated today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

treasurer. and W. l.. Cook and WilfOrd
Robinson. additional directors.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

sites
When the committee met this morn
ing those present were: Senators Nell
son and sutherland and Representatives
Mccall and Madison. Republicans and
senators Purcell and Fletcher and Rep
Gratis.
Other Members on the Way.
Word was received that Representa-
i've benhy, Republican. would be here.
tomorrow, that Representative Ohm
stead. who Is in Maine would arrive
Friday. and that senator Root. Repub-
,lcan- OF New York. might also be here
friday or Saturday. Senator Frank J.
unit Republican. OF California. Is
time.
The Democratic members were de-
termined that some action be taken at
today's session and Immediately after
the meeting was called TO order. Sena-
tor Fletcher introduced resolution.
calling BallinEer unfit for the very
responsible position he holds" and
stating that the public good dema uds
his prompt removal from said office
The substitute by Mr.. Madison fol-
Representative Madison Of Kansas.
insurgeut Republican. made the state
ment that a majority Of the committee
,ould. II 70 saw fit. reverse today's &C
lie said. "The whole matter can be
summed ND In few words when the
committee was called to order. Senator
Fletcher offered his resolution. i'm
mediately offered mine as substit ate
Tor IT, Objection was made to the con-
sideratton OF the resolution. owing TO
the absence OF members OF the COM
mittee.
This precipitsted a discussion rs to
whether report was going to be
made at this time. and 81 so. whistler
! u would be published. 7 made n mo-
| ton 20 the effect that Il was the sense
OF those present that whatever reports
were made should be made public
Mr. James moved to amend To the
ERECT that 10 was the sense Of the COM
mittee that report should be made
81 this sitting OF the committee at
Minneapolis. 7 accepted that amend
ment- on rollcall. Senators Nelson
and sutherland and Mr.. Mccall voted
present "
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

La soci6t6 des Jeunes Gems, Al
dee des paroissiens de l6glise No
tre- Dame de Lourdee, est q orga-
piser pour le "a courant une sol
rec d'adjeu au Rev. p. Domestici
qui doit gutter notre Vile vers
cette date. !.
LIE r P. Domestici a deeservl
la paroisse Notre.D Dame de Lour-
des CONNIE cure int6rimalre depuls
la maladie du II. P. Andre, ct les
paroissiens de l'6gllse Notre-Dsmo
de Lourdes ct surtout les jeunes,
auxquels il s'est int6rees6 tout par
ticuliArement, veulent montrer leur
appreciation de ses p%r6cieux servi-
ces. LIE comit6 ci-dessous a 6te
nomm6 pour organiser cette solree
ct tous ceux qui veulent y prendre
part sont prizes de s'adresser q Fun
de ses membres.
DR. A. l.. Lalibert6, T. Beauche.
ne, j. Fl. Lhlibert6. w. Turgeon
W. Lalibert6. j. Bolduc, A. III.
guere, G. Plouf, n. Rainville, A.
Gagn6 ct 9. Pr%enovost.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

LIE DR. F. P Canac-M Marquis et
son spouse, de San francisco. Cal.
ont pass6 la journ6e du 6 courant
dams les Villes. Smurs en- route
pour Chicago, Washington Ell
New. York. lie 18, jls prendront
le paquebot qui les conduira .
Cnerbourg. France. Apres quel.
ques jours d6pens6s q Parie, nos
voyageurs Sc rendront q Thaon'
les. Vosges Oh le Docteur so propo.
50 de prendre un repos bien m6ri.
t6. Peut : 6tre visiteront : lis Ia
grande Exposition IndustrielIe de
Belgique.
Nine Marquis, nee Jeanne Van
Flueg, est issue dune vielle famil.
lie alsacienne, qui, apr6s la guerre
de 1870, s'6tablit q Thaon-les. Vos-
g.s France, apr6s l'annexion de
lAlsace q lAllemagne.
Un de ses oncles, M. Remy Lu
tringer, est %professeur de francais,
allemand, literature ct historic 3
TEcole Normale de Mlrecourt. II
est le propri6taire de la Villa Syl-
va, belle residence entour6e dun
grand pare, 3 Thaon-les- Vosges
C'est Ia que lie DR. ct Nine Canac,
Marquis 90 reposeron, durant trols
on quatre mols.
Bon voyage ct heureux retour.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
ECHO DE L'OUEST

NM. Delphls Legendre ct Tho.
mas Touslgnaut tcus deux de Lot
blniere. Canada, 6taient en- visite
Ell notre vile la aemair Q derni4re
chez leur cousin M. Emilien Beau.
dette.
lie sejour de ces messieurs q
Minneapolis a 6t6 d'autaut plus
agreeable qu'ils ont Gu l'occasion
d'y rencontrer d'anciens amis
qu'ils n'avaient pas vus depuia
trente ans, dane les personnes de
NM. E s. Abel, II. L.. Abel. Louis
Thibault, ing6nleur au moulin
Pillsbury ct les families Emond.
Iuutile de dire que MN. Legendre
ct Tousignant ont etc l'ob]et de
fetes dams nombre de families au
cours desquelles M. Thibault q
6gay6 les assistants par ses NOR
ceaux de violon, ct M. Touslgnant
a prouv6 qa'on peut danser habile-
ment des "glgues" canadiennes
quoioue age de Sc ans.
Enfn M. Legendre ct Tousi-
giant qui reviennent dun long
voyage 3 travers Europe dissent
que sous plus dun rapport Min
nespolls est Ia plus belle vile
qu'ils aient vislt6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
Survlvance de Louis XVII

Nous lisons dams le journal
de Paris, Get echo peu banal:
m. Oharles.Louls de Bourbon,
dit IN document public pal
l'imprimerie du S6nat, demande
par vote de petition; 3 la Haute
Assemble; SO refrigeration OF
celle de ses fr6res dams leur qusli.
t6 de Francais.
M. Boissy d'Auglas, rapporte1
de cette petition, 6met I'm avis ia.
vorable.
lie p6titlonnaire nest autre
que le petit-6ls de Naundorf
"Sa refrigeration dams ga quail
t6 de Francois ca serait ia recon
nsiseance de SO 6liation avec Louis
XVI"
LIE prince Charles Louis de
Bourbon serait le seul pr6tendant
l6gitime au trone de France 81 ga
fliation avec Louis XVI vensit 3
etre l6galement reconnue. Pour
celui qui a 6tudi6 la question
Louis XVII IL ne peut y avoir de
doute que le Dauph;n nest pas
mort au Temple. mais;qu'on Ia fat
6vader. quill a v6cu sous le nom
de Naundorf, don't l'avait affubl6
le roi de Prusse. Mort en- Hol.
lande 3 l'age de go ans, en- 1845, lie
roi de Hollande lui fit 6riger un
monument sur lequel 6tait grave
son titre de due de Normandie,
fills de Louis XVI.
"Louls XVII mort au Temple"
est une l6gende accredited surtout
par le livre de Beauchesne, quill
6crivit sous l'inspiration de Louis
XVIII. L. fr6re de l'infortune
Louis XVI ct So niece, la duchss-
SO d'Angouleme, savaient partial
tement a quot sen tenir q CO sujet
mails lie peuple en- general 6talt
dams Ignorance de l'imposture ct
de l'usurpation de Louis XVIII.
Go nest QUEEN 1888, sons Louis
Philippe, que le pretendu Naun-
dorf arrivalt q Paris dams le DIES.
sein de feire %reconnaftre par les
tribunaux eon identit6, mails il fut
arbitrairement d6port6 en- Angle
terre par ordre du gouvernement,
apr6s qu'on l'eut d6pouill6 de ses
documents.
On peut lire un r6c1t fd6le ct
des plus captivants de la vie et
des malheurs du due de Norman
die, qui so cachait sous le mas
que de N%aundorf, dams le plai-
dover en- revendlcation d'6tat civil
que faisait Jules Favre en- 1874.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
DanSe AerondutfQu e

La danse aeronautique, actu ellie
meut la rage dams les balls euro
p6ene, SO d1stingue des sutres dan
ses par lie fait que les coudes s'a:
gitent au son de la muslque ussi
bien que les pieds. Les coudes
sont etendus ct aglt6s, en- tournant
les coins en- imitation des allies
dun a6roplaue. Les conditions
de la vie nous obligent solvent de
taxer notre force a ga limite ct
rend n%6cessaire l'usage dun bon
tonique de malt tel que la biere
golden grain belt. Commander
de votre plus p1oche marchand.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
PRETRES ATTAQUES
la sERVANTE TERRAssFE EFT TRoIs
PRETRES BLESSES

New-York-Le presby'ere de
reglise catholique Saint, Leonard
q Williamsburg (Long lsland) a
6t6 rsutre jour le theatre dun
pugilat sanglant entire des voleurs
qui s'6taient lntroduits clandesti-
nement ct les habltants de la Gu.
re. Jane, la servante du
presbytere, enten1it un bruit
insolllte au-dessus de ga tote ct
montant assez tranqulllement les
escaliers qui condnisant q p6tage
SUPERIOR, ellie SO trouva en- en-
trant dams le bureau des pretres
on face de trois voleurs en- train
de proc6der 4 des recherches qui
leur sont famili6res.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

MI. H.. dautnlor, Qo ~. raul,
6tait q Minneapolis, par sffaires
mardl dernier, ct incidemment il
est venu q o bureaux atm de
comp]eter les arrangements pour
impression des reglemeLts de
pAlliance Franc Use don't il est lie
vice presldent.
M. Gautier ast lie chef du de-
partement DIES %]iqueurs de la Mai
son Michaud Freree, poste quill
occupe depuis qulnze ans. Ce de-
partement quill a pour alDsi dire
cree est devenu tres important sous
son habile direction.
M. Gautier qujtta la France il y
a Is ans ct apr6s avoir pass6 trois
ape 3 Montreal il fut demands de
venir Drendre charge du d6parte-
ment des liqueurs que la Maison
Michaud FrAres venait d'6tablir, ct
81 l'on peut juger par les appsren-
ces il justi66 la con6an.
CO qu'on await mise en- lui.
CONNIE tout bon Franeals, M.
Gautler a gu faire des Economies ct
aujourd'hui il est possesseur dune
1olie residence sur la rue Front,
quill habite avec son 6Louse, son
Gls ct 50 file, ainsi que dune mai
son situ6e q cote dc "a residence.
Cette propri6t6 est evalu6e au has
prix de $4,000.
M. Gautier est un DIES membres
les plus actifs de rAll]ance Fran.
' caise ct il ne perd ]ama-s l'occasion
de dire du bien de cette soci6te de
Renaissance qul, quoique compo-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

LIE r. P. Domestici, cure int6rl-
MARIE de Ia paroisse de Notre- Da-
me de Lourdes, a annonc6 au pro.
ne dimanche dernier que le r. z.
Guillot actuellement cure de Mar.
shall, Mimi, await 6t6 nomm6 Gu.
re- de la paroisse de Notre- Dame
de Lourdes ct quill on assume.
RAFT les charges dams le courant de
la semaine.
LIE r. P. Soulard vicaire de re-
elise de Notre. dame de Lourdes a
6t6 envoy6 4 Marshall, quill des-
servirs en- attendant la nomination
du nouveau cure.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
see dune trentaine de membres
settlement postede IN fopds de plus
de l 1000.

Nine E. DsRalche. tailleuse bien
connue de notre. vile, quite Min.
neapolis aujourd'hul meme pour
un sejour de quelques mois 4 Pa
ris. Ellie sc rend dams la vile
Lumiere d'abord, dams l'int6ret de
son commerce ct ensuite pour VI
sitter 50 file Mile Andr6e qui y
6tudie le chant depuis cling ans.
Bon voyage ct heureux retour.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

Nine Oral Leblanc, de Lake
Linden, Mich, est en- vlslte chez
ees parents NJ. ct Nine Raphael
Daigle, depuis dimanche. Nine
Leblanc est arrivee sans avertisse-
ment ct a tres agreablement sur
pris SO famllle. Ellie passera deux
semalnes en- notre Vile.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

En- I'm elm d'@il un dee voleurs
fut sur ellie ct la terrassa easement
pendant que la servante criait
6perdument pour donner l6ve'l.
s les Girls furent entendue ct peu
apres les Peres Kong ct Opel
qui avaient aussl percu le bruit dc
la lutte apparaissalent eesoufi6s
sur le seuil du bureau. A. leur vue
les voleurs lee attaqu4rent sans
hester. La lutte fut acharnee de
ct d'autre ct les pr6tes auraient
certainement succomb6 que Tar
riv6e du pAre Sanders, qui SO
trouvant en- CO moment 3 l'eglise,
Sc hata vers lie presbytere quand
il entendit lie bruit de la lutte.
I'm des voleurs 6tait arm6 dun
revolver mails empech6 par les
pretres il ne put en- faire usage.
On autre tira un tong couteau ct
en- frappa le pere K@nig q la
main. Enfn les trols maltaiteurs
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

M. j. G. Deslauriers est part
mardi pour une visite de quatre
semalnes 3 Currie, Mimi, ct 3
Turton, s. d.. Oh demeurent plu'
sieurs de ses fr4res ct sBurs eta
blies sur de BONES fermes.
Notre compatriote prend &c
congo dams l'int6ret de 50 sante
qui est chsncelaute depuis quel-
ques temps.
Puisse-t.il mons revenir COM
pletement r6tabli.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

Mile Leah, file de M. ct Nine
Frank X. Caron, est de retour chez
ellie dune visite de trolls semaines
au Lac Superieur. l'h0te de SO tan.
te, Nine Hermas Poulin, ct Nine
Lanctot, une annie. Ellie a aussi
vis!t6 plusieurs autres parents ct
amis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

PERDU-mardi soir, aux envi.
rons de la Sc rue ct Be Avenue n.
E., rne envelope contenant une
somme aesez forte en- billets de
banque ct cheques. Priere de la
rapporter au bureau de TECHo DE
L'OUEsT pour r6compense.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

M. E.. 8. Abel, chef du d6parte-
ment des cafes, chez Powers est
retourn6 q son poste lundi matin,
apres avoir joui dune vacance de
quinze jours. II a pass6 8 Jours
au Lac Minnetopka en- comragnie
de SOD fills Romeo ct de M. j, B.
A. Laheur.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

Partout on prepare des soir6es
de creme q la glace ct autres mails
lie plus populaire est encore le d.
ner de la famille. ST vous voulez
de BONES viandes pour &c dernier
achetez-la 3 la Central Provision
Co., 1925 Avenue Centrale. Choix
de premiere qualit6 q prix raj
sonnables. Telephones: I. S.
|Spruce 53l GU N. w. East 80.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

A l'occasion de Ia fete Ste Anne,
le $500 offre une tres grande re-
duotion dams le prlx de passage
pour le Canada. LIE 20, 81, %, %
ct "a Juliet, on pouyra go procurer
DIES bilIets pour aller ct revenir de
Ste Anne avec privilege d'arr6ts
ct bons jusqu'au 81 aodt pour $50.
Voyez l'annonce dams une autre
colonne ct en- achetant votre billet
mentionnez r'ECHo DE L'OUEsT.