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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-29
Joint Standing Committees.

Mayor Plaisted then appointed the
following joint standing committees:
Accounts-Aldermen Hewins and
Weeks, Councilmen Hanks Holmes
and Barbour
Bells and clocks-Aldermen Dutton
and HeWins, Councilmen Moves. Ry-
der and Lemieux.
Burying grounds-Aldermen Will
hanson and Holway. Councilmen Mo-
rang. Hanson and Nicholas.
City NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Noyes ana
HolWay. Councilmen Merrill. LemieuX
and Scribner
Highways and Sewers-Aldermen
Noyes, Williamson and Cote. Council
men Merrill. Gannctt and Nicholas
Police-Aldermen Williamson and
Weeks. Councimen Merrill, Holmes
and Moves
Poor Observation-Disclosures Noyes
and Skehan. Councilmen CARL. Merrill
and Porham.
Printing-Aldermcn Hcwins and
Weeks. Councilmen Lnmieux. Hanson
and Barbour
Enrolled Observation-Disclosures Hol-
way ana Williamson. Councilmen
TeaSuo, Ryder and Hanson.
Finance-The mavor. Aldermen
Noyes and HclWay Councilmen Ward.
Gannett and CARL.
Fire departmert-Alder Skehan
and Hnlway. Counclmen Carl. Ryder
and Hanks.
Schools-Aldermen Skehan and Dut-
ton. Councilmen Perham. Noyes and
Holmes.
street lghts-Aldermen Skehan and
Cote. Councilmen Nicholas, Morang
ana Barbour.
j. Napoleon Bison was unanimously
chosen truaut officer. after which the
Joint convention dissolved
Mayor Plaisted in board of aldermen
announced the committee on pensions
consisting of Aldermen Cote and Weeks
City Marshal-clect George T.. Fletcher
then announced the following appoint
ments. which were Construed:
Deputy marshal-Orren, l.. choate.
Regular policemen. Elhrklge 6. Per
ham, Jr, John Burke. Myron II. Croker
Lawrence j. Sidney. David Cloutier.
Special policemen-Ernest T.. Randall
w. K. Corbrtt, Lawrence Ro,lerick. Harry
S. Pullen, Marshal pomerleau. W. A.
continued on Page Tenn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-29
APPOINTMENTS.
Joint City Council CON-
mitteeS Are Announced.
Of City Marshal
Elect Confirmed by Aldermen.
Various Minor Officers Are Sc.
lected in Joint Convention.

The adjourned meeting Of the City
council Monday evening was a brief
on. although considerable routine bus
mess was transacted. Mayor PlaiSted
announced his committee appoint
mentS, Of CITY Marshal Elect Fletcher
We're confirmed, and the minor officers
not CHOSEN at the previous meeting
We're selected. Adjournment was then
taken to the regular meeting
fhe following minor officers were
chosen III joint convention:
Fence NieWers-W William r. Rarrows,
Wellnlan Curtis. /. NJ. sherman. Bur
ton NJ. cross. WI Il. Gatchel. p. f.
Moore. James |. Woodbury.. G. Mckay
Surveyors If Lumber George II.
Bangs W. Fl. Bruce. John +. Church.
JOS. f.. Clark. George a. ColEarn. Ah-
ner CoomES. Abrdm Coombs. Lester J.
Delano, y. T.. Foster. f. O. Getchell
Harry T. Gilman, j. w. GlidGen. c. A.
Knowles, Arthur Il. Lishness. Henry
Lyon, Fred +. Merrill, G. +. Merrill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-29
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers
were recorded at the office of the regis
ter of deeds for kennebec county during
the past week
Albion,-I1lias c. Fowler of Unity to
Wallace L. Libby of Albion. land. 81.
Augusta Barrie f. Novel; and Bertha
f. Novel;, both of Waterville to the
Maine Central Railroad Company. land
and buildings, 81: the W. -. IutchinS'
Company of Augusta to James r. Wy
man of Belgrade. land and buildings $l*
Ida 5. c. Titcomb to Will c. Anderson
both Of Augusta. land. 81; Frank +.
Hewitt of Augusta to jeremiah T. Nor
rill of MiddleseX. Mass. land and build
ings, ST..
Benton.-Frank o. Davis to Harriet
w. Crosby, both of BENTON. land, sl*.
China.-,Jeremiah II. Estes to George
NJ. Cook. both of China. land and build
ings, 81, Ernest b. Sherman of Nassal-
boro to Anna NJ. Jackson of China land
81
Clinton Fred l.. Walker to Arthur
Holt. both of Clinton. land and buildings
ST.; Arthur Holt to Fred l.. Walker, both
Clinton. land. ST.; Alpheus Richardson OF
Portland to George W. Brown of Clinton
land. 81.
Farmngdale.-Iottie c. Cole of Far
minedae to Abbie NJ. Sinclair of Halo
well, land and buildings, $500: Frank NJ
Putnam and f. r. Chase, both of Gar
diner to Flora J. Wing of West Gardiner
land and buildings 81
Monmouth.-Cora X. Norris to E.lbridge
Thompson. both of Monmouth. land. 81.
Mt. Vernon.-Charles y. Cressey to
Charlotte a. leighton. both of Mt. Yer
non. land 81.
Readfeld. -Noah Jewett of Auburn to
II. W. $. Lovejoy of Readfeld. land and
buildings, ST..
Rome.-Carrie NJ. Leydecker to f. F
Foster. both of Rome. land and buildings
ST.
Watervile.-Peter Marshal to Henry
King, both of Waterville land. sl~N
Elah f. kimball to Joseph Parent b"tt
of Waterville, land, ST.
Windsor.-George G. Lynn to Marcellu:
+. Partridge. both of Whitefeld. land
81.
Winslow -Phillip F. Gilbert to Herber
NJ Fuller. both of Waterville, land ant
buildings, 81.
Winthrop.-George r. Briggs to Charlie
+. Kempton. both of Winthrop. land. 81
Charles +. Kempton to Wilder II. Fraz e
both of Winthrop, land. 81: Mary NJ, ;
Cover of Winthrop to Roscoe d. Pool
and Edna 3. Poole. both of Salem, Mass
land and buildings, Sl@: Kate +. Stanle
to John F. Taylor. both of winthrop
land and buildings. sl".
sand other valuable considerations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-29

Friday and Saturday, May 20 and q.
from information given out at the
Office of the Enforcement Commission
II IS learned that the number of depu-
ties working in the State at present
is IS. they being as follows: Heber
II. Allen of Jay, Maxine Beaulieu of
Lewiston. Percy J. Clifford of Hamp-
den, Emerson Fl. Doughty of Portland,
Melvin l.. Emerson of Old Town, Wal
ter j. Fernald of Rockland Roy F.
French of Bath, Melville f. Goss Of
Auburn, Leslie II. Hayward of Lewis
ton, George f. Herman of Westbrook,
Fred j. Horne of Canaan, Austin b.
Howard of Auburn. Fred Lucas of ST
Adams. Albert Fl. Newbert of Rock
land, Obed +. Stackpole of Biddeford
George w. Taylor of Portland, Ben
Jamin +. TOwne of Waterville and
Bion f. Whitney of Bar Harbor
Doughty and Taylor are the newest
additions to the force. Since the first
of the current year the deputies have
been working in four counties of the
State, AndroscOggin. Cumberland. Pc
nobScot and Washington
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-29
STATE HOUSE,
Department Of Agriculture
Issues March Bulletin.
Move 10 Have Night Fishing
Stopped al Sand Pond.
Dates Of County Teachers Meeting
in April and May.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Wednesday, March 80, at 10 A. M.

The March Bulletin of the depart
ment Of agriculture. which has just
Deen received from the printer and is
now being mailed from the department
is Oh the subject of Better Fruit for
Maine and coming just at the pres
ent time when the fruit growers of the
state are organizing for the purpose of
improving the quality of the fruit
grown, it is OF especial interest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-29

The Bulletin makes a publication of
q pages octave and contains IL large
amount of valuable matter on the sub
1tct or fruit culture, besides a number
of fine half-tone illustrations in con-
necuOn with the text. The leading ar
ticle of the publication Is from the
pen of Prof. Z. F. Hitchings, State
cntomologist, under whose care the
Bulletin was prepared. and is on the
subject IF Maine Orcharding" III his
opening paragraphs Prof. Hitchings
takes up the fruit show held in BoS-
ton last fall and follows it with a series
of paragraphs on the subjects of Or
chard conditions in Maine. market con-
ditions, orchard renovation, tree sur
gerry. tree canker. pruning old orchards,
tree wash, when to prune, cultivating
the old orchard, fertilizing. top work
ing, insect work. spraying. thinning of
fruit, picking, sorting and grading,
packing, new orchards, location of site,
preparation of site, preparation of soil
nursery stock, crown gall, selecting
stock. plan of setting filters, land prep
aration, tree preparation. dipping the
nursery stock, setting the tree, support
for tree, cultivation, fertiiZing. etc,
all of which is most interesting and
valuable
Quite an amount of space is also de-
voted to the subject Of insect pests, TAX
ing IN some Of the more comm on va
rieties. The text of the Maine apple
law is also included, and the closing
article in the Bulletin IS copy of the
minutes of the kennebec County Fruit
Growers Association, which was or
ganized short time ago. The Bull
lctin is publication that all fruit
growers Ct the State should find a place
for in the home library
Notice was issued by the secretary
of the Commission of Inland Fisheries
and Game Monday that Il public hear
ing on the petition of +. y. Adams and
eight others, residents of the town of
I,itchfield, in the county of <"nnehCC.
praying that night fishing be prohibit
ed in Sand Ruker, Shorey and Little
Fureatory ponds. situated in tho towns
of Litchfield ana Monmouth, the com
mss.oners will hold Il public hearing
on Monday, April 4. at o'clock in the
afternoon, ut ;he office OF The com
gusta. at which time and place all
persons interested may be heard.
Announcement is made at the office
of the state superintendent of public
schools of the following dates and
places at which county teachers meet
ings will be held during the months Of
April and May:
Sagadahuc county-At BowAonham
on Friday, April Is.
West oxford county-At East Hiram
on Friday and Saturday. April - and
%
kennehcc county-At HalloWell on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-29

Pneumonia follows a cold but never fol-
lows the use of FoleYs Honey and Tar
which stops the cough, heals the lungs
and expels the cold. Bowditch. Webster
4 Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-29
How to Make Better Cough
Syrup Than You Can Buy


A full pint of cough syrup
enough to last a family long time .
can be made by the recipe given
below in five minutes, for only 81
cents. Simple as it is, there is .
nothing better at any price. 1t
usually stops deep-seated cough
in twenty-four hours. and is a
splendid household remedy for
whooping cough, colds. hoarseness,
bronchitis. etc.
Take a pint of granulated sugar.
add u pint warm water and stir
about minutes. Put 2H or. Pinex
in a pint bottle and fill up with
syrup. Take teaspOonful every
one two or three hours. 1t keeps
perfectly and the taste is pleasing
The chemical elements of pine
which are very healing to mem
branes, are obtained in high pro-
portion in PineX. the most valuable
concentrated compound of Norway
White Pine Extract. None of the
weaker pine preparations will work
with this recipe. Your druggist
has PneX or can easily get it for
you.
Strained honeycan be used instead
> of the syrup. and makes Il very fine
: honey and pine tar cough syrui..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-29

The following corporation has filed
its certificate of organization at the
office of the secretary of State:
The Glidden Box Co organized at
Gardiner. for the purpose of manufac-
turing and dealing in all kinds Of
logs, timber and manufactured and un-
manufactured lumber with SIC. 900 capt.
tai stock. of which nothing is paid in.
Officers: President, w. H. Glidden of
Gardiner; treasurer, Blanche Stevens
of Gardiner Certificate filed March
2S, 1910.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-02

lie College de SaintBoniface, agrege q pUniverAt6e ct separe de Winnipeg par
Ia riere Rouge settlement, est irge par les peres d. Compagnie de jesus. IL
sV dome qua're ours UN COURs UNrvERsITAIRE (auHre anneesl pr6parant au
degre d. Bachelor re. Art de IUliveran6 de Manitoba; U N coURs DE eRAMMAIRe
trosa nr6e )pr6paranta u diplome de comptable,et UN oUR PREPARt To1RE (deux
annees) pou ecu qi ne sot pas suf amentp prepare pour eme admis u autres
cOurs. E
LIE occurs de commerce SO dome en- angas mails les autress Sc poarsuivent en-
anglMs eli N franCais dams les classes differences
Les eieves g. nj admis au Co l&e soft CONNIE pensionnaires, soft CONNIE =
ternes, soft CONNIE emi penionnares.
FRAIS DE COLLEGE
PENsoNNAIREs
Ced compreud T. enlargement, les reps, lie loyement, le bauchi@mge ct le
accommodate du hinge, W. la subscription pour la bbnotheque ct lies eux.
DEMrPENs1ONNA AIRES
Tannee scoloire.
Cd com rend penseignement, lie diner ct Ia su c1pton pour la biblotheoue
et lesj eux.
INTERNEs PRRNANr LES REPAs EN- DEHoRs
C@i c mprend renseiguement lie logement ct Is subscription pour la bibho
tbeque ct lesj eux.
Pour Tann6e scolare $4,000
Ceci % renl Enlargement ct la subscription pour la bibhotheqne.
Pour autresre ns i nements sadresser au Rev. p. Recteur, College de Saint
Boniace Sa ntBmnnaca, Manitoba.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-02

Dleu des juife, tn l'emportes!
car CO gaillard de barbu ma tout
Fair de descendre en- ligne directe
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-02
Une Femme Decidee

Chjcapo-Un marriage peu ba
nal, c'est celui que Went de c646-
brer le juge Pond. Le marie
6tait IN une mach nj ayrien,
James Obs, dc N4w-Yu,k. age
de q ans; l'epousee se nomme
Nine Mary B. Trsin, ellie est ages
de 20 ans, mails CIRCUMSTANCES ate
nnas tie, ellie posse le ua revenu de
~ 600 par mois. Inter.oge mt
prlv6ment Ia Il nc6e''. ava Ia
c6r6moDie, M. Salomsnn, officer
civil, lui fit remarquer que.
reimbursement l'oisqu'un jeuue
.homme tpouse une femme 4 Get
age. il est guide par une question
d'srge.t.
10 ne voudrais pas me mailer
dans Cts conditions, r6pondit Mime
nv. suis persuad6s du
que M Dihs est absolument
d6sinteress4."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-02
chaque minute a son Importance.
-Ainsi tn vase.

chaque minute q son Importance.
-Ainsi tn vase.
cJe vais q la chasse. Passe chez
moi demaln q trois heures; ]e to
rendrai compile de l'emploi de mon
tempe.
Ce distant, METRE Galmard DC
troyait ore cordiale poign6e de
main 4 son ami, ct, pour copper
court q de nouvelles objections, il
appela I'M facre qui psssait, sauta
dedans ct disparut svant que NJ.
Hipgant cut pence q le rappeler.
L'ex-]uge de paix resta plant6 sur
ses jambes sous lie porche de lho
tel DIES ventes, ct f,rt embarrass6
de sa personne.
Ainsi quill arrive tou]ours quand
on a commits une sottise. il repas-
salt dams So tete les d6solantes Cpl
sodes de cette batallle des encheres
81 maladro1tement perdue, ct cette
revue Retrospective ne f i,ait
qu'augmenter son chagrin ct 80
regrets. A force de sc creuser la
cervelle, il cut une id6, qui aurait
bien do lui venir plus tot, a ellie
6tait des plus slmples. O. livre
qui lui 6chappalt, sill await pu
settlement en- conna1tre le tire,
c'ent At6 bien sufisant -. Il de-.
wait en- exister an exemplalre d la
bibliotheque de la rue Richelieu,
ct rien n'emrechait d'aller le con-
suffer. Pal malheur, dams Ia feu
de la lutte, II await oubli6 CO point
important. On ne pense pas q tout,
ct les moyens les plus naturels sont
ceux don't on s'avance le moins
Mails peut. et'e 6tait-il encore
temps de s'enqu6rir.
"a contintinuer)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-02

Les Pilules Moro sont forti6an.
tes ct dkpuratives ct c'est aims
qu'elles permettent a l'estomae
de Sc r@tablir ct de Sc gu@rir, en-
accomplissant une partie de la ia.
che qui lui incombe.
Nous avons d&ja NANTES fois
signale les heureux resultats OBJ.
tenus, grace a ces Pilules, sur des
dyspeptiques av@r@s, abandonn&s
de tous les m@decins, ct nous
avons public de nouveaux tkmoi-
gnages attestant les gukrisons
operees.
&c qui distingue les success OBJ
tenus avec les Pilules Moro de
ceux qui peuvent r@sulter de Fem
ploi d'autres remedies, c'est sur
tout la duree GU plut6t la perma-
nence de la gu<rison.
Une fois guen avec les Pilu1es
Moro, on Pest pour toujours, on
reste gu&ri ct. VOLTA l'essentiel.
Cette skcuritk provient de Ia ma
ture du traitement qui est essen
tiellement scientifque ct raisonn&.
Pour soigner lie malade on Soc
cupe du sang qui est a la base de
tout lie systeme &c sang, on re-
pure, on lie rend beau ct fort, RI
che ct puissant ct ensuite l'orga-
nisme Sc remet de lui-meme, seul
ct en- peu de temps.
Voici par exemple TN tkmoigna-
ge recu recemment ct qui dome
tine idee de FACTION bie~nfaisante
des Pilules Moro en- cas- de dys-
pepsie
Montreal, rs f@vrier 1909.
Messieurs,
Je soufrais depuis deux ans
dune dyspepsia nerveuse caus@e
par un surcroft de travail.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-02
avaient d1sparu, Pun portant Pau
tire.
IL NE FAUT PAS vENDRE La PEAU
DE L'ouRs

III NE fAC1 TA0 VGNOAG LA 1GAS
DE L'ouRs
hiugant fe serait volontiers ar.
rach6 les cheveux, ct, faute de pou.
voir SO permettre sur la vote pu-
blique cette demonstration de de.
sespoir IN pen trop accentu9e, il
so frappalt le front en- r6p6tant:
III y q un- sort sur moi, c'est
certain, ct il est 6orit que je ne fe-
raj que des sottisess
-Allops! no to d6sole pas, dit
Maftre Galmard dun ton beaucoup
plus calme; tn sails bien que ga ne
sert 4 rjen.
Eft tot tn en- parles fort q ton
aise: mais 81 tn 6tais 4 ma place..
Isl 6tals 4 ia place, au lieu de
m'irrlter ct de montrer le poing au
ciel qui men peut point. je prierais
mon We'll ami Joseph dalmard de
suivre eette affalre, ct l'ami Joseph
ferait les d6marches n~6cessaires
pour retrouver CO vleux dl0le d
barba de bouc.
-Quoi! tn penses que &c serait
possible! s'ecria JEAN Marie tout
dispose 4 so raccrocher q une espe-
rance.
= Rien nest impossible avec de
Ia patience ct de l'srgent. Or, Je
suis patient, ct tn es richie. Donc...
= Richie, ia mai pas Ia pretention
de retre; mails je suis decide q
payer CO llvre vingt fois SO valeur,
sill le faut.
-Parbleu! je men doute pas. To
viens den offrir six cents francs ct
IL ne vaut certes pas cent sous.
-Songe done, mon ami, que la
fortune de Mile Moulinier depend
tout entiAre de la possession de &c
ma]heureux volume.
-Et Mile Moulinier test ch4re,
tn me l'as d6ja dit; tres chere me-
me, car les recherches que tn en-
treprends pourront to conter gros,
rlposta l'avocat en- RANT de ce jeu
de mots qui plut Mediterranean an
protecteur de Marthe.
-Peu m'importe, pourvu que
tn r~6ussisses, dit settlement Jean.
Marie; mails je ne vols pas COM
ment tn t'y prendras pour...
-Enfant que tn es! t'imaginss-
tn Qu'un homme ccmme mol est
embarrass6 pour 81 peu?
-J'ai confance dams ton habile-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-02
Ia RENOVATION DU SANG

La renovation du sang ! Est-ce
croyable Est-ce meme possible7
Con change de chemise, on
change de cheval, on change de
souliers, on peut meme q la RI
gueur faire peau neuve. Mais,,
changer de sang L.. de qui Sc mo-
que-t-on ici.".
Nous gagerions que te1le est la
penske qui, au WI de ce tire, sur
gira dams l'esprit de nos lecteurs.
Et pourtant...
ST Pom y pense de bien pres,
cette renovation du sang, 1'hom-
me y travaille lui-meme sans y
songer, deux, trois ct meme qua
tire fois par jour, en- Sc mettant
table. Introduits dams cette cor
nue. de chair vive qui s'appelle
l'estomac, les ailments y mijotent
bien on NAL ct les produits, bons
on mauvais, de cette connection,
passent par lie sang pour y COM
penser rusure du fuide nourricier.
&c nest peut-ktre pas la r@nova-
ton int@grale du sang, mails IL ne
sen faut guere ;c'en est au moins
lie ACKNOWLEDGEMENT partiel ct pro-
gressif.
Cette besogne quotidienne sac
complit plus GU moins bien, sui
antr'ktat general de l'organisme.
81 l'estomac est en- bon &tat, 81
la digestion s'opere dams des con-
ditions normales, tout est pour lie
mieux ct Ia renovation s'exEcute
Requirement.
MATS 81 l'estomac est malade on
meme supplement paresseux, II en-
est tout autrement.
LIE sang nest pas renouvelk ct
Il en- resulte des maladies de tou-
te espece, constituent une CANINE
complete de la nkvrose a la mala-
die de rognons.
Dams le cas- de faiblesse de Pes
tomac, de digestion d1thc1le, de
dyspepsia, Il importe done, pour
r&tablir l'organe malade ct pour
permettre an systeme de fonc-
tionner convenablement, de prem
Dire TN remede propre a accomplir
l'oeuvre don't celui-ci est deve11u
incapable, totalement GU partiel-
lement.
On soulage l'estomac ct on lie
gu@rit en- all@geant lie travail quill
doit accomplir, en- 1ui permettant
de Sc reposer ct de reconquerir la
force n@cessaire pour Sc remettre
a l'euvre plus tard.
. Ainsi agissent les Pilules Moro,
que nous recommandons instam-
ment dams tous les cas- Oh I'esto-
mac ne fonctionre pas bien ct Oh
les digestions sont p@nibles avec
tous les inconvenients pouvant
provenir de Get Etat.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-02
ECHO DE L'OUEST

Is, quo,que jjusqu'A present je men
ale pas encore pu appr6cier les re-
sultats; settlement.
oSeulement, tn demandes .
volr, CON me disaient tout d lheure
les brocanteurs qul sont Ia haut,
Eh bien! sois tranquille, tn verraa
....et bientot.
,J'en serai fort aise; mails par
Ions franc; peux-tu retrouver Get
homme ct obtenir quill to yende
le livre?
LIE retrouver, j'en responds. LIE
d6older 4 SO d6falre du bouquin.
Ga depend du prix~ que tn .veux y
METRE. Voyons, entire nous, 3
quelle somme lrais-tn pour l'avoirP
"A mile francs, sill le faut. -.
-Avec las frals, CO sera bien
quinze cents. car je vals etre obi
&c de METRE mes agents. on campe-
gne
-Solt!.... mails, mails. j'y per-
Sc, 81 al lieu d'acheter le volume,
tn priais tout supplement l'lndivi-
du qui le possede de to laisser
feuilleter ....n me ssmble que &C.
Ia suf6rait pour v6ri6er Ia CORES.
pondance des chiffres inscrits sur
lie papier don't tn as pris copie.
jean Marie, mon bon. dit Ia
vocat en- haussant les 6paules, tn
t'6cartes complement de la logi-
que.
En- quot, sill to plat? demar-
da l'ancien msgistrat avec impa-
t;ence.
En- suppoeant une seule minu-
te que CO mendlant s'est amus6 3
payer IN volume d6pareill6 oinq
cent dix francs, plus les frals. pour
le seul plaisir d'augmenter sa hi.
blloth6que.
-Alors. tn crois....
-Je crols que notfe amateur de
vieilles editions 6tait tout simple
ment commissioner par quelqu'u u
qui await lnt6ret 4 s'apI roprier
l'objet.
EFT 90 quelqu'un ne peut etre
ennemi de Nj Moulinier, IN
homme qui connaissalt lie secret,
Of qui veut le garden pour lui seul
.... To as raisOn 80. Eous mob
tlendro1s rien de son agent...
-Je ne dis pas celia. Je dis
settlement que lie juif en- question
.oit SAVIOR que le livre q une va.
leur exceptionnelle ct quill ne my
laissera pas METRE le neg gratis.
-Oui, il comprendra que CO Sc
rrit trahir celui qui le fat agir.
-Parfaitement; mails la tIahison,
Ga sc cote CONNIE toute autre mar.
ct en- payant mleux que
le mandant nous pourrons acheter
le mandataire. II ne s'aglt que
q temps.
En- efet.... ct qui salt sill
nest pas trop tard....si &c villain
vleillard ma pas couru tout droit
chez l'lndividu qui la en1oy6 ct
ne lui a pas d6ja livr6 lie volume3
-Ce>serait une complication f.
cheuse, mails tout ne serait pas
pour celia.
-Commentl... tn ne d6sesp5-
rerais pas encore?
Mon, Car il nous resteralt tou-
jours Ia resource de Eous faire Ii
vrer contre de bon 6cus radreese
parsonage, ct des que nous sau-
rions d qui nous avons afaire, nous
serions sur la vote. On s'intorme.
raft des tenants ct aboutissants de
ce MONSIEUR. Son nom rappel-
lerait peut etre d ia Mile Mouli.
nier quelque circumstance don't
nous %pourrions tirer patti. En-
fin, on agirait suivant le cas-.
-Tu as 1eponse q tout.
rParce que . suis de sang.frold
mon cher ami; mails concluons: me
donnes.tu carte blanche?
Tres VOLUNTEERS,
-Alors, ne me retiens pas, car
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-02
Cola 6tant, on ne p,uvait quo
oroc6 Ter an marriage CO qai fut
fat.

lie roi du rlohissime John D.
Rockefeller, dome de lencoura-
cement aux patits proprl6taires
de terrains qui revent de SO met.
tire chez eax. II pr6oit uae baisss
dams le prlx de mster,aux de
construction ct que daus deax ans
celia ooutera meilleur msych6 de
sc batir une mason.