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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-27

Flannelette. the very thing for
Kimonos. Dressing Sacques and
Wrappers.
Regular 12ikc a yard. for. -. loo
Regular 15c a yard for. .12hc
Regular 171sc a yard. for. ..... lie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-27

Always necessary in every
household. Thrifty housewives
and shrewd rooming house keep
ers Will surely take advantage
Of these reductions. Huck. dam
ask and bath towels, your choice
at 20 per cent off.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
GUARANTY COMPANY IS
To DRILL IN MIDWAY
Los Angeles Concern Enters Oil
Field Backed by Some
Strong Men

What looks to be one of the biggest
and most substantial oil companies
which ever entered the Midway field is
the Guaranty Oil company Of Los An
geles, with offices in the Citizens Ma
tional Bank building.
officers of the company declare that
its affairs will be strictly on a legiti-
mate business basis, and as there is no
promotion stock every dollar paid for
stock will go toward paying for and
drilling wells in the 120 acres which the
company controls
The land is splendidly located. being
surrounded by producing wells, while
the anagement of the company in
clHdes the names of business men, oil
operators and bankers of high standing
I'VE shall take every dollar paid us
and use it for buying the ground and
drilling wells" declared the secretary
yesterday. Everyone will be given the
same honest and fair treatment
whether he or she be a large or small
investor. This is a business mems or
ganization and will use the power of
cooperation to accomplish great things.
The company has agreed not to assess
the stock buyers, and has such con-
fidence in the land that we have agreed
to refund the money with 4 per cent
interest should we fail to strike oil
within twelve months. Our officers are
strong, experienced oil and business
men, and the ultimate success of the
company seems assured"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
SAN ELIJO COMPANY
OWNS MUCH OIL LAND
San Diego Company Has Control
of More Than $500
Acres of Land

Prominent among the San Diego oil
companies which probably will begin
active operations within the next few
weeks is the San Elijo company. The
holdings of this company extend along
the coast north of San Diego from
above Encinitas to Sorrento. a small
portion of the land being located with
in the city limits of San Diego.
Many of the most prominent bust
ness men of San Diego are interested
in this company, which has 1894 acres,
of which it owns the oil rights and
mineral rights on 1856 acres and has
under perpetual lease at one-eighth
royalty the balance.
Government experts and others who
have examined this property have pro-
nounced it as having every indication
of being oil bearing. In many places
oil seepages are to be found, while the
geological conditions practically are
the same as those in the north of Los
Angeles, where oil is now being found
in large quantities. In one place in
the ocean opposite the San Elijo val
ley is flowing spring of oil, and it IS
believed that oil viii be struck near
Encnitas, where a we'll now is being
drilled.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
.ENCINITAS COMPANY
READY FOR DRILLING
San Diego Oil Company Controls
200 Acres of Iand-Stout
Confident of Success

Backed by men who believe that the
future of the oil industry in San Diego
county will rival that in other parts of
the state. the Encinitas Oil company
of San Diego has been organized. This
company, of which Claude Stout, the
well known real estate man of San
Diego, is vice president. and w. H.
Buoy, president, has control of 200
acres of land located one mile from
the town of lSncinitas and so situated
that seagolng vessels could be sup
piled with oil by pipe line mile
and a half in length. The holdings
of the company have been selected
with care and are four miles south of
the place where the Panama company
has drilled well to a depth of more
than thousand feet. Indications
here, as in other places. are that 81
vast body of oil underlies the ground.
The other officers of the company
are Homer II. Peters. jr., secretary;
Perle NJ. Johnson, treasurer, while the
board of directors is composed of w.
II. Buoy. Claude Stout, Harold Scott,
Homer II. Peters, jr, and Perle M.
Johnson.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14

esting shapes, making very inter
esting place. Surf fishing is very good
and bathing good.
The property as a whole is being i'm
proved to the highest standard
Building restriction as to value and
distance from street. Streets graded
to official grade sidewalks, curbs
sewers. gas, electric lights. Board
walk. pier a good family hotel. Mr.. A
Prudhont. formerly of Venice. Cal,
proprietor; where excellent meals and
rooms can be had at very reasonable
rates.
Several very nice cottages have also
been completed and a large number
being planned and in course of con-
struction.
In one part. all off to itself. a syndi-
cate of Venice, California; capitalists
are constructing a cottage city of
small mission style Broom cottages
that we are furnishing and renting for
Sc a week
One could not help making money in
a place that is growing as fast as La
Jolla, and the La Jolla strand is the
very best part of La Jolla.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
AN UNBURIED ADMIRAL

The bones of John Paul Jones re-
main unburied. They repose in a cas-
ket supported on a couple OF wooden
saWhorses under the stairway of a
large building used as a dormitory and
mess hall by the midshipmen of the
naval academy at Annapolis. The To-
cation is entirely appropriate in all re-
spects. 1t is in the midst of the activ-
tiles and revelry of the young men who
are being fitted for the duties of the
commissioned personnel of the navy. 1t
is a makeshift which does not add to
the solemnity of the situation. 1t would
be better to place the casket in a less
public place, perhaps in some corner of
the chapel at the naval academy or in a
temporary structure in the academic
cemetery. 1t was intended that the
body should rest in a specially designed
and constructed crypt, but congress has
not provided the means for this last
resting place.-Washingto Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14

are found in most of this territory.
I found in the places mentioned sur
face rock when broken open emitted
a strong smell of petroleum. L took
some of the impregnated sands and
submitted them to a digestion and
extraction in sulphuric ether, carbon
tetrachloride and turpentine. After
filtration and careful evaporation oily
residues were obtained which were
subjected to chemical test. Both
paraffine and asphaltum were obtained
and identified. The paraffine content
was large and unmistakable.
1.-The geological formation and To-
cation are highly favorable for large
bodies of oil in paying Quantities"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
ANOTHER LIVE ONE

circles the Richards Realty company,
920 d street, San Diego, scores high.
Many years of thoughtful study. close
application and honest dealings by the
manager, Mr.. e. L. Richards. are
bringing large results. When you are
in the market for ranches, homes or
Investments, see what the Richards
Realty company can do for you.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
Ia JOLLA STRAND
IS NOW BOOMING

La Jolla has always attracted a great
deal of attention on account of its
caves and wonderful beach formation,
with numerous little coves, beautiful
stretches of white beach sand
La Jolla strand is a new subdivision
just put on the market by A. B. Cur
tis & Co Their property lies between
the railroad and ocean and almost the
entire length of the beach is a beauti-
full stretch of sand, broken in places
by smooth sandstone rocks, worn by
the clements into all kinds of inter-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-03

I hereby Annunce that 1 an a can.
|cadxie for the Republican ~senlnaflon
for Representative from the 9Th Das-
trae; Charles Mix County. ] VIII aAv
that ] En- u progressive n heartily
encarse progressive principles rs aavo-
cssea by our Ex President Theodore
~ representative twenty years age IN
the Brst State Legislature from Bon
honne County; again four years
sKa from Bon Honme eounfy, and in
the last session two years k1e from
Charles Mix County. Each member
gwss q printed record In hook form II
al business transacted during the ses
SauE. which shows every member vote
upon al bills passed or defeated.
These records ] have. and any voter
who desires can lnvestlgafe and see for
himself how every ber voted, whe
Their in the interest Of his constituency
or otherwise.
! wish TO thank the voters O. Charles
Mix County fer the hand esns vote
they gcve the Progressive Republican
ticket rive wears arc and / hope that
each oficer elected two wears & has
% conducted the affairs Of his office
ms 10 merit . continuance of your con
fdence and support in the coming
primary for 3 denomination, and trust
you will grTe me your support for the
nomination III the june primaries az
one Of your Representatives,.
Frank T-umbo.
Wagner, s. d, March 90. 1910
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-03

~ - voters of Charles Mix County.
] win BE- = candidate far nc-neninA'
sioa Il the of6ce at Register Of Deeds
snhjee1 to the viii ~ the Rern ssaaeAn
voters Il the June Primary. telarranS
tory 10 th~ people Of this rcua'g - the
pAsz and VAL continue to give II my
entare asienfaon in the tatarc. viii
appreciate yaEs vnee ard influence on
tEe lsA day 81 june. 1915
Very tralg yonrs-
George H. rafrauk.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-03

Will BE . candidate ssfT re sssfnsaa
tauE to the efsre as Goanfy Andatsr
subject 80 the assaan of the aepa asicaH
Primaries to I've held June !. lsaa. M
ex~verlrnre IN the s.fssre for the rxs:
srar viii, 1 believe, enable me 10 serve
Ihw people at the county with d fssftsv
understanding shan herssnf ore. ana i
renansEAsca and reelected / will give
fne sanae cofsracntkra SER zee that ]
Anve III thr past
Respectfully,
III. e. Wilson.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-03
li1htnmx RodA

lOnmmO A
Rvorv vear th@re r~,
Ioss AZ IiSe and property Caused
By Iighnin1. where. VI
III houe 70 escape Il vel none
On seli Who the mart victin viii
~ No one can adord b take
The chances of having hin
property DESTROYED and the
lives at himself AID family en-.
dangered for ia... s~.st Of abso
ins~ protection Scientific re-
searches prove that Il Is phv-
xscai i'm ppossihslitv Tor = build
inc properly rodded with M
sersAl scientifically prepared for
the purpose Of ccnd acting
electricity, 10 be struck By
lightning. Dodd 4 Str uthers
are pioneers in The manufacture
oil laxhtninx rod material On
.r~n.ssr rr;cr,,,~a. 7b.a-~A
,o.~ rears al ..nS~ ana a.
rerimerfin~ s.,pv here "a mr..
f<x-sed ,h~A,r r~htn,nv rad sh..
:. -
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-03

- hefshy fAxt ] m .
candk1afe fun tn auSninnxi0 - - a.
1ne r Casrk e fAe E1rcuit md Csunfy
C0nsk, ~ he EOuntv a CAaxlss Nix
nuRJa6t . tAa aseisim u fhe Jmo
1a9so - : liz lsQg 1apuhfiesn
1A1 - - Uunnnt innumAaH in
mid n1kce AasiAg bssa apain1nl -
tA11 ps1itiN ~ IL cnuxfy Aard . .,
1seting q 0iA h01A u - 1annfh q
4nnmnzy, ILL., snA II elsc3eA vim -
'dnGvsr - N 10 ak0 - - 49,
-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-03

For Sale: NV house and two
lots south Of the new school
house. Will trade for horses
and cash or part time. For par
ticuiars write Frank Ray. Grind.
stone. q. -.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-06-03

] Amshy Aunnuare mynalt = . rsn.
|aadsss - Tt 1spubissa fsrty, fDs
rae nnnxnGtagn fur = u1kee u Etste
rnnainr tsun - stA 1sngtar1al Ias
rr1a = Charts. Liz couzty, sut1sr1
10 wfl II tke wuae1s e lid cosn
J, - - ranans Jaas Primary EAsr
fs~urR Il In1fm
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
Fantalsie ~Lin9uistique

Nous lisons dams la "Vie Nou,
velle' cette emusante fantastic
sur la ]augue FRANCHISE:
"Tous, dams l'avenir nous au'
rons qu'un desir, arriver q une
langue monosyllablque on pres
que. LIE peuple. v6ritable forma.
teur de la langue, y tend depuis
des siAcles, ct n'6tait l'abominabie
invention de l'imprimerie, qui est
venue combattre Get effort en- t.
geant la langue, nous ser,ons, au-
jourd'hui, arrives 3 CO r6sultat!
On y revint heureusement, ct avec
force. Qul ne dit "bacho. philo,
metro, fortif, drof, sous off, bat
d'a, etc., GU meme le fameux
eept-petltes -chaises 81 blago6,
mails qui exprime 81. clairement la
course d~'obstacles!
Ben mieux, les mots courts Sc
ront 1nsufisants; on cherchera des
phrases courtes. Plus d'articles
plus de genres: "bons pores, bons
m4res'. Plus d. pr6fxes cocme
''age, al, ance, erce". Au lieu de
INDEFINITE. subjonctif, ramolisse.
ment, GU cardinal, nonchalance,
fripgale, on dira "demnlt6, jonctif,
mollssement, caroline, nonchale,
frirguel" La terminaiso1 s'airs'
n'e-t-elle pas deja 6t6 remplac6
par 10, beaucoup plus pitoresque:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

1905 il redevint recteur de l'Im-
macul6e Conception. II etalt q
Saint Bopiface depuis quelques
annees. Ii await fond6 lie college
de Loyola q Montreal, en- 1896,
pour les 6.6ves de laDgue anglai-
sc.
LIE Rev Pere Joseph Carriere
est ne q Montreal, le II ]auvier
1871 de Louis Csrriere ct de So
phle Perras. 1 fit sos Guides au
college Sainte Marie de Montreal.
II entra dams la compagnie de J6-
sus, au Sault.au-R 6collet on 1888,
ct fut ordonne par Mgr Sbaretti,
le % JUN 1903. II etait depuis
1905 q lImmacul6e- Conception.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
Aux Hommes d'Affalres

Nous attirons l%'attention des hommes
DIS fairies sur notre lmprimerie. Mons
sommes toujours en- etat d'%executer tou'
tes sortes d'ouvrages typographiques
| Notre personnel du departement des
! Impressions est 81 ccmplet, o caracte-
res nouveaux. N US demons satisfac
ton au public parce que nous apportons
q notre Outrage toute l'attention n6ces
saire. Nous avons des idees Topographic
ques les plus modernes pour rendre No
ire ouvrag e attrayant. Done avant DIAL
Ter ailleurs venez nous oir on hernandez
nos estlmations pour Outrage de tout
genre.
Nous possedons un stock de papeterie
tres aesorti. Nous lemons toujours eli
main des cartes lmprimees de "maison
de pension, "maison a louer" "chambre
a louer", etc.
Nous sollitons Encouragement des So
cietes canadiennes ct attirons tout sp@cl
lement leur attention Jul la specialize
que nous fafsons d'imprimer les livres
de constitutions, livres, blancs divers,
cartes, entetes de ~lettrea, envelopes,
enfn tout CO dom IN q besoin en- fat de
papeterie.
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on n 'apercoit pas l'hydre qal Sc
trafne au fond.

Beaucoup d'hommes ont ainsi
IN monstre secret, I'm NAL quils
nourrissant, un dragon qui les ron
&c, IN d6sespoir qui habite leur
mutt. Tel homme resemble aux
autres, va, Went. On ne salt pas
Qu'il a en- lui uue efroyable dou.
leur, parasite aux mile dents, la.
lquelle Wit dams CO miserable. On
ne salt pas que Get homme est un
gouffre. II est stagnant, mails pro-
fond. DE temps en- temps, un
trouble auquel on ne comprend
rien sc iait q 50 surface. Une RI.
de myst6rieuse SO plisse, puts Sc.
vanouit, puts repara1t; une bulle
d'air monte ct creve. C'est peu de
chose, c'est terrible! C'est la res.
piration de la kete inconnue."
Tout paraft bien calme q la sur.
face des masses aux Etats- Unls.
De temps ) autre toutefois,on peut
volr un troubled sc faire q la sur
face, c'est peut etre l'hydre anar.
chiste qui respire, 90 pr6pa1ant q
sortir de son gouffre ct a mordre.
Esp6rons quill men sera jamais
ainsl. Demandons d Dieu le pain
q%uotidien, Dlsons la belle priere,
CONNIE dit FRANCOIS Copp6e, qui
non settlement berce avec une dou-
ceur infnie celul qui SQUIRE, mails
lui dome aussi le courage ct Yes
p6rance. Tout est contenu dams
Get admirable "Pater", meme la so.
luton du probleme social. Notre
pain quotldien. Oui, c'est tout CO
que l'homme devrait demander q
la vie ct attendre dele. ST nous
nous souvenions mieux DIES ensei-
gnements donn6s, VOLTA pres de
deux mile ans, sur la Montague,
81 nous nous aimions vraimeut les
uns les autres, CONNIE le voulait
Jesus, nous l'aurions tous, &c pam
quotidieu. ct nous serions bien
pres du regne de la justice, du re-.
gne de Dieu."
MATS s'almer vraiment les uns
les autres, c'est tout aussi difhcile
que la destruction des trusts
Le mieux peut-etre, c'est de SO
resigner chacun courageusement q
notre sort actuel, pauvres vlctimes
des "trusts", de ne cesser de de-
mander d Dleu notre pain quoti-
diem, d'eep6rer fermement or un
avenir plus proplce. Regardons
bien. II y a peut-etre au ciel une
etoile, sainte ct douce lumi6re, es"
poir, de ceux qui s%ouffrent aujour-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15
FRANCE Ell ~ANGLETERRE

La livraison de JUN de la "En-
glish Review public SOUS CO tire;
"France ct Angleterre", un tres
remarquable article de M. Paul
Bourget. L'illustre 6crivain y
commente, q I'M point de vue tres
6lev6, rentente anglo Frapcslse
due q Initiative d'Edouard VII
II fait ressortlr tout CO quill y cut
dams cot accord, non settlement de
politiquement opportuD, mails tort
CO quill content encore de foDde
ct de bienfaisant au point de vue
plus general de la civilization Gu
rop6enne. Edouard VII, dit M.
Paul Bourget, a 6te I'm grand roi.
''parce qu'en nous conv)ant q nous
unir q son peuple, il nous a mon
tr6 c)mme programme, tout sim
plement, la defense de la civilisa-
ton" En- presence de l'ascen-
ton de IAllemangne, nation jeune
encore ct de ci%vilisation inf6rleure
l'alliance de la France ct de IAN
gleterre Representa- l'unlon de
deux vieilles families contre Pam.
bition dun nouveau venu 3 Pes
prit brouillon ct aux ambitions
excessives.
Ce nest pas rabaisser la gran
deur de l'Allemaugne, 6crit M.
Paul Bourget, que de dire qu'elle
repr6sente lntellectuellement, mo-
"a lement ct materiellement I'm
monde different du moude latin
ct du monde anglo-saxon au point
d'etle incommeusurable avec euz.
L'6nergie allemande est certes re-
.marqnable. Peut-on nier qu'elle
ne soft dune autre essence que la
notre ct celle DIES anglais? Plus
rude mails moins agile, plus pa
tiente mails aussi plus obscure ct
pour tout dire plus grossi6re?
Intelligence allemande est vi
goureuse ct rlche. Peut-on nier
quill ne lui manque dams la sclen-
CO la clart6 ct la moderation, dams
la Literature ct dams Part la me-
sure, la fneese ct, pour tout dire
le gont?
Cltons encore les dernl6res Ii.
gnes de M. Paul Bourget:
Ces deux mondes lie monde
latin ct lie monde aDglo.saxon)
repr6sentent un stade plus avanc@
d'6volution. LIE monde germani-
que a besoin d'eux pour corriger
CO quill y a en- lui d~'inscheve, pour
adoucir &c, quill garde de brutal,
pour 6duquer eufn 50 vitalit6 en-
core 81 primitive. lie developpe.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

ment quill a pris depuis gull est
arrive d son unite doit avolr pour
contrepoids une animation de plus
en- plus 6nerglque du genie latin
ct du genie anglo-saxon. Simon
rAllemand, livr6 d lui-m6me, ris-
querait d'aboutir q cette barbarie
scient,fl que qui est lie peril pro-
fond de cette race 81 peu afin6e
dams So patience, 81 incapable de
nuances avec tant de s6rieux.
Ellie aussi est n6cessaire q r@uvre
commune de civiiisation, mails q
So place qui nest pas, qui ne doit
pas etre la premiere, q plus forte
ralson exclusive.
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Beau Movement du R0i
Albert

Bruxelles-Le roi Albert en-
faisant une revue. l'sutre jour fut
apostrophi6 ainsi par un soldat
quill await sous ses ordres,
alors quill n'6talt que capitaine:
No ON dun tonnerre mon capt.
tame, celia fait pla'sir de go re-
voir.
LIE roi tendit la main d son an
Glen soldat en- disant: "Ah! oui,
c'6tait le bon temps!'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

"proprio, populo". Les terminal
son On cite" sont f%astidieuses. d.
sons plutot: "amabile, f6lice, eter-
ne." Les fnales ''esque on estre,"
on celles en- "isme, iste, sont pre-
tentieuses ct heaucoup trop aris-
tocratiqups. II faut dire "grotes.
se, orchesse, trimesse, anarchisse,
fumisse, ob6lisse." Et tous ces
mots qu1 fnissent lourdement
en- "ironl" CONNIE il eat plus
elegant de dire: ''combinaise, r6ac.
occase. C'est charmant"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-07-15

Notre colonie Oanadienne fran.
caise, Ira avec int6ret la nouvel)e
touchant le Rev. P4re Filiatrault,
don't le souvenir DIES retraites quill
a prech6es en- 1908 dams nos deux
eglises canadiennes est encore vi.
vace:
lie R. P. T. Flliatrault, S. j., a
6t6 nomme recteur du college Sain.
to- Marie. II succede al r. P. La.
lande qui Went de terminer son
second terme.
LIE r. ?. Filiatrault d6jA gou.
verne plusieure maisons impor.
tantes de la Compagnie de J6sui.
tes au Canada. SEES talents ct son
experience mis- au service du COL
lege Sainte-M Marie ne pourront que
r6jouir les 6lAves anclens ct &C.
fuels.
LIE r P. Joseph Carriere, ap-
pole 3 lui succ6der CONNIE recteur
du college de Saint. Boniface,
quittera blent0t son nouveau pos.
te.
LIE r P. Fillatrault est ne d
Iberville, le 9 novembre 1852,
d Etienne Fil,atrault. marchand,
ct de Thsis Carrier. LIE Pere Fila.
trault, fit ses Guides au petit Sc
minaire de Montreal. Ii EXTRA
chez les Jesuites au Ssult aux
R6collet on 1876 ct prononea see
veux, 3 Saint Boniface, en- 1892;
il recut le sacerdoce des mains de
Mgr Fabre, le rs avril 1886; pro-
fesseur de Philoaophie q Saint
Boniface, de 1890 q 1892, a lIm-
macul6e Conception de Montreal
il enseigna la Theologie Dogmati-
que jusqu'en 1895. II dewitt
alors recteur du scolasticat, puts
en- 1896, SUPERIOR general des J6-
suites du Canada. II garda cette
dignit6 jusqu'en 1903 ct fut alors
nomm6 recteur ct ms1tre des no.
vices au Sault-au R6collet. En
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Wild Rice, ND.
IMPOSANTE
RELlGIEUSE

LIE % JUN 1910 sers une journ6e
qui restera 3 jemais memorable
dams Fame des tideles de Ia parois.
sc st Benedict. de Wild Rice, N.
D.. En- ce jour, % enfants pr3pa.
res d'abord q la premiere commu'
Mon par les d6vou6es soeurs de la
Presentation, de France en- charge
du Pensionnat de cot endroit, ct
ayant On suite suivi pendant cling
semaines les Instructions donnees
chaque jour par leur z6le Pasteur
le Rev. Pore j. A. Lalande, ces en-.
fants dls-je, s'approchaient pour la
premiere fois du banquet divin
pour y recevoir la sainte commu-
MON. Aples un l6ger dejeuner
tous 6taient recus du scapulaire ct
renouvelalent les promesses du
bapteme. A 2 hrs de lapres. midi,
Sa Grandeur Mgr O'Reilley, de
Fargo, N. d., assist6 des RR. PIP.
O'Driscoll, son secr6talre, L.
mieux, Egan ct McGaugh, tous de
Fargo, N. d., adm1nistrait le Sa-
crement de Confirmation q une
classe de soixante personnes.
II fat bon de remarquer lei que
tous furent interrog6s dams la Ian
que aoglsise par Mgr O'Reilly ct
dams la Iangue fraucaise par Table
Lemieux assistant, ct tous r6pon-
dsient q la plus grande satisfaction
des heterogeneous.
Jean Thomas Lapierre, fills du
DR. G A. Lapierre de Minneapolis
ct Myrtle Chouinard, file de NJ,
A.. Ohouinard sussi de Mlnneapo-
.1s, recevaient la premiere commu-
Mon ct furent confines ainsi que
Mile Caroline Chouinard qui fit ga
premiere communion dams cette
6glise, il y a deux ans passes.
Apres la c6r6monie. Salut du st
Sacrement; au convent s6ance mu-
sicale en- l'honneur de Sa Grandeur
Mgr O'Reilley, donnee par les Gle.
YES de cette institution.
Nine FIX Lavallere, Nine La
pierre ct A. Chouinard, de Minue-
apolis 6taient t6moins de cette bel
le fete ct d6clarent qu'lls mont rien
WI de plus beau dams nos parois-
SOS de grandes villes.
COMMUNIQUE.
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