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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-30

lie College de Saint. Bonlface, agrege a PUniverNt6e ct separe de Winnipeg par
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ann63 nr6parant diplome d compatible, ct UN CoURs PREPAR ATorREl deux
anneesLp u ceux qui ne sot pas suh amentp prepare p our etre admls aux auHes
cOus. ...
LIE cnurs de CON merces dome n angas, mais las aWres Sc poarsaVen' Oh
anghis ct n franCais dams les classes differences.
Lse eves a Mt admts AL Co l&e. sol CONNIE pensonnalreS SOIL coMno GA
ternes, SOFT ommed emi penGOnnares.
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-30

Rnmp-L sang dc -sin' Jan
v,er e'est | gu fe lie 10 c'urant
dams Ia calh6 r.le ie Nap'e-.
apre- uu. Ia ut, qui
a,.lt imrre Sc, cut pale
O :gt~mp. Les Ma 'o'itairs
roient un- lie cholera ne les at.
lndr. p .. L. v'ih..
IT sa,", J.n,ipr. L. ,o,ulati n
e t enco,- III Iiesse. LIE re,iqual-
r. cvnteu.n, e ia g du plotectenr
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-30

Canada francais contlnueront q
pied, en- canot GU en- raquette leurs
glorieuses ct fructueuses random
n6es apostoliques q travers Fame
rique.
LIE prix DIES ames, la gloire de
D1eu, les in,6lets de lEglise et de
la Patrie valent bien ces sacrifices.
Et quand d'autres s'arreteront
sur lie bord DIES votes ferr6es, les
u0tres s'6lanceront aux avant-
postes.
JULES ROMAN.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-30
TOUJ0URS LA PAUVRETE DU SANG

soft du occur, de lestomac Oh DIES ~intestins, les Pr
lules Rouges activent lie sang, ct lie %purifent. I'm
sang richie, frais ct vigoureux, coulant abondam-
ment dams les veines, ~n'est-ce pas Ia lie meilleur gage
de sante?
Les Pilules Rouges operent rapidement ct SIRE
ment. Files n%'offrent aucun danger d'aucune sorte
ct Sc digerent facilement meme par les estomacs les
plus defeats. Files peuvent Sc prendre en- tout
temps ct dams n'importe quelle position. Files ne
necessitent aucrne relache DIES travaux ordinaires.
Files sont egalement BONES pour les f~illcttes,
BONES pour les grandes files, BONES pour les meres
ct BONES aussi pour les femmes ages.
Madame A. Jette, As rue Saint-Augustin, quar-
tier Saint-Henri, Montreal, a bien longtemps souf-
fert de debilite. Son etat lui inspirait meme de
graves inquietudes lorsqu'ele voulut, a pinstar de
tant d'autres, faire, ellie aussi, l'essai des Pilules
Rouges. Mais, laissons-la p%arler:
"Depuis %quelques mois je ne mangeais plus ct
une grande faiblesse s'etait emparee de moi. Je me
sentais sans cesse ~fatiguee ct endormie. Petals
suiette a de gros maux de tete ct a de fortes palpi-
tations de occur qui me ~causaient pressure des de-
faillances. Je voyais dams les journaux que les
Pilules Rouges de la Compagnie Chimique Franco
Americaine %fortifent merveilleusement les per-
sonnes fables ct je voulus en- faire lessai. J'en
pris six bottles ct ce fut sufisant pour faire dispa-
raftre tous les malaises don't je ~souffrais ct me rem
Dire mes forces qui Sc sont %toujours maintenues de-
puts, malgre tout lie travail que demandent de moi
les SONS de ma famile."
Mime A. JETTE,
% rue Saint-Augustin, Montreal
ct une jeune file dit
pendant trois ans, TAI soufert dune 81 grande
faiblesse quill m'etait impossible de TRAVELLER. ia
vais la figure couverte de boutons que j'avais essaye,
mais sans success, de faire disparaftre avec toutes
sortes de lotions ct de remedies. J'eus recours, en-
dernier lieu, aux Pilules Rouges que Pom disait bien
BONES pour purifier lie sang ct donner des forces.
En- effet, ces pilules me firent du bien; en- tres peu de
temps, j'avais acquis I'm bon appetit ct plus de forces
que lie men avais jamais cues. A ma grande salts
faction, les boutons etaient disparus."
Mile H. D%UROCHER,
go rue Concorde, Saint Hyacinthe, Q.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES par les M@de-
Gins de la Compagnie Chimique Franco-Americaine,
tous les jours, exceptG lie dimanche, de 9 heures du
matin a 6 heures du soir, all No. 274 rue St-Denis,
Montreal. Aussi consultations par lettre pour les
femmes qui ne peuvent venir volr nos medeclns.
Les Pilules Rouges sont en- vente chez tous les
marchands de remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi,
par la MALE, All Canada ct all Etats-Unls, Sur re-
ception du prix, soc une boite, s.. so six bottles.
Toutes les 1ettres doivent etre adressees:
COMPAGNIE CHIMlQUE FRANCO .AMERIcAINE
274, rue Saint.Denis, Montreal
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22l Central Ave
Leur d6partement de
r6parations de montres
ust sous Ia direction d un
ouvrier expert ct tou
travail est absolumer
garantj.
Prix ~RalSOnnables
Stock &u2er,eusr
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-30

L'EcHo re L'OuEsr nest pas respcn-
sable des idees ct opinions emises par
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-30

Les ILULES MORO sot en- ve la Pharmaie de ROSe ct Morgan. Succ@seurs de
Geo. A Re 3O3 Avenue CentraLe
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Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible
les manuscri.s non lnserr6s ne
sOnt pas retOurE6s.
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ECHO lie L'OUEST
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d. Nap es a 6t6 b+lse par tous
ceux qu1 ont vi s'accomplir le mi
racle.
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Munns & Pomerleau
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-30

A%vez-vous oesoln de Bilouterles
l., meilleure place pour vous en-
procurer est chez
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COMPAGNlE CHlMlQUE FRANCO .AMERICl
274, rue Saint. Denis, Montreal.

Le sIRoP des ENFANTs du Dr. coDERRE guerit la coIque, la diarrhee. lies
arrangements d'estomac chez les bebes ell er donne Vi sonnnneH paIs'oe.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-30

Toutes lettres< correspondances
etc., dolvent etre .>dress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L LEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-09-30

En- @liminant du systene tout ce qui peut nuire a
la sante, tout &c qui gene lie bon fonctionnement
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10
pieerne fac | Greet.
"So Ssitre iab paa gssefpiit!"

Ssitrene Gitene % Bertha Sill.
Tiers, 9stre til en- Sarmer n9r Gom.
foro, Connecticut, bar Der ibaar en-.
gang noe for ct nofiao m9rfeligt Eli.
faIoe. Iens De gift siennem en- Sfog,
bIep De al en- Jung Sanbiort breOne
OBJ | ct Gre, og Der blep De iiooenoe
paa EFT @ren % frpie, mems Sorten
itoo paa 8oit peo Rober at Greet.
gigerne leo at gnsit os 8ltloe, men
~frelIte fig tiliibit oeo ct gonife goot
3riaspubs. Oct foitebe BOG ben 9lo.
Ite af gigerne ct at benbes npttigite
alpbesplag.
Shorten bolot fig, iom iagt, nnoer
erect, bpor Den forbren Siben meo
at spe fig | @aabenbrug eller Sorn.
f9stning. 90 ipere Sorn baooe ben,
Iaa oct begpnbte at ie nofiaa fortuilet
msrft no for De to unge 9rosler paa
gsgefpiit. CHER fanbpnbe, bet bar
en- Geefoiit, De iab paa; oct pibes life
meo geitemtbeo at Den Terion, Der
aienfort0ller benne pietige Hpbeo
for "Ioiten"s Grebe S9iere. De to
unae Gamer baabeoe paa Si9lp al
en- tiIfGIoig S9ger eIer nogen anoen,
Tom frnbe bore iitaro til at ia9e Den
burforepne Sanbiort pGf; men Der
Tom ingen Si9lp fra ben 8ant. I'll
Iigernes 2pffe og Dor 8leoe par De
al oct Slass WenneIfer, Der prsper
at b9lpe fig ielu. %an bsr oltio
aisre oct, bpis man fon. Sor ben,
iom life preper at biGlpe iie 'elp,
bar ingen goo Get til at pente Si9lp
fra onore.
Com nppnt. pentet Gigerne paa,
at noeen ifuIbe foutme forbi og laee
p9f eler | pGrite Rsosfalo enoog
or9be Siortcn. Ian bar ! Gcnnee-
ticit en- 9ou, iom tilaber en- Eerion
at brebe Se Siorte, Tom trGffes boa,
mems De er ifGro meo at sSel9ese
bans ener benbes gpling; men ON
oct err tiaaSt at brebe en- &iort, Der
boIoer TO 'miffe llngtncer oppe ! ct
Gre, err Der bel milbeit tolt bette Re'
ninaer ON bIanot De Iopfpnoige.
9ette pGre M, Tom oct bill Sior.
ten bIep life br9bt. % Giserne REQ
reoe fig ieIp.
SporSan Set off tiI9 So, oct fol
Der bIi oplnit.
Gen Gloite al giaerne nofIpffeoe
Il fin getrGnatbeb en- arisspIan, iom
Dor soS. Sun flatreoe neo paa SrG.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10

9o Tan infie brra Ianst te WaIbris att:
Sierta bIir 10 beitt / 2ipe.
Stogien tadtte Isipe, Nasdbn aIie rat,
fiele 10 Tor Sfbabn bride.
gefnaon bIi 70 fbiffe 10 te GprinaeSans
no 9 infii t9nfte metre DO elm Stanos.
9etl no gnar bet glat;
@afta beg aa brat
taatte iamn 70 Stems Gfiibe.
Hrr ntn iiumiiIs ganSsfiorS einaouq
/. SIut be fat,
oad tie gaIbriien te I4ii.
Wnr tt etnaelpen fpit Doe blintii blaat,
9ltma Gugn bats taa @I9i.
N9r ie N%siefampen piie 10 ei Stib,
fern Sng tie iprineie, 70 po giniterflp,
Geinars raIfe Slot
ODER Stein og Stof.
oper insbetette Seie.
Sniff fa e tru e billie manseitan:
pc 2rottlepa pa ben fpite,
for aa eI9e Sierta ma. ben fpite 9aurt,
10 lanet Nor taa SnsfieG IbIte.
60 po 3pmnafteinen fpiIte G me belt,
ODER "aitri Salanbs peuait 9ienta", ret,
Waen e eiit min geg.
tRnfte hun paa beg,
10 9 penaite | Balores.
Sniff iaae e Sjea 10 burge belban bIaa
10 be bsge gaIbristinSaon;
Srgafsl aa gittibsbne, sruit aa iiaa.
observation-disclosures eue @rinbdo'n.
8orfii @ineeritii, SaIanS beISan 2anb
bar cit @ras 10 9rsnt 10 Ialbres aueitau.
Ser e glomma oil
metre friif "a ran;
aa Tom glomo 10 9 @ientuSn.
Siaa! S9 aIima alt ii gasna. 10 br
rdrit
ii Elm iolbIant SpIberr9nnn.
6 biz fiIeii 10 iaa ifieIe 10 cit @anS,
beinait Beg tie Seiuteer9una.
Wen elm liten g9t ia pnoe Ipitig IsI
onbe SueafsIen ipne me elm Stsl,
boor 10 @iento mi
bur ben forte 81
@lpr,p blomitre bent I 2iiban.
| Hap boz Soften min. baal StinSda bof'
fer 8einl
Sbi alt 8bpefisrre itrsooe
Gsiion Iina bleifrab ober GItris Stein,
peualt Wfet, 70 SaIano fsobe;
az be fina 9louo firing mi @ientas Stsl
bs fsr fsite 8iimilas ifraa Sugatsu,
Ilt ban lenses ret
te fin fi9re Bet;
aa 10 itaar 10 Stslen Die?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10

Gle lapeite 8ren, tog al fig ct loft,
iicrft rlnberifisrt, % ibet ben unge
Short iaa op, formooentlig for at fin.
De no, bpao Eigen foretog fig, imsg.
De bun Sfisrtet oper Siortens Sorn
og Sopeb. Spret table oerpeo Serrcs
BONNET. Selp en- urg Sanbiort fan
Tibet sisre meb ginb for 9inete. Ssr
ben fit ifilt fig peb gigens llIbifisrt,
bar begge giger ttebe al Greet og
iaa Iangt p9f, at De bar | SifferbeN
for ben Gang.
9an s, RorbpeItens fiGffe, u'pr'
trsone 8anoefageitegere al oct iterfe
4isn, I9ie oisie 2inier uben at bli
rigtig f~orunoerIig parme UNDER ben.
fire 8eiteIomme og fsIe Srang til
at itorifrige Surra for ollie tapre
Senter / @erben, iaa ifltIbe oct MI
bore rart. Spem Of eoer funoe bel
ia GREET llngbiorten finere enb oenre
-
linge Srsfenen fra Gonnecticut9 Sn
gen al eoer, @utterl s piIbe | Eli.
f9lbe life ia bapt noeet tpft, iterft
llnberffisrt at pifle ben inb |. 8ette
flyer iee life til eoers SorfIeinelie,
ba oct er min Sperbepisnins, at Ser
bIanbt Rorbpeitens Heberioenbe fin.
bes mer Sntenigens, Sipsmob og
Sremipn, emo man fan opbage boS
mango af Dem, Der blep bientme meo
Ror og @riien; men Het ifal bare
Get, enten oct err Ret eller life.
&al for De to llngfrsfener | Con.
nectic,it. Oct iir ieg og
gr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10
wapoIeoms= suiet paa CHA.

g1ler Dnu0 f%orItIeutge frantic Bla
be meooeler, ifdI NapoIeons. Suie
paa GIba bore itiaet tiIiaIes, en- CT
t%erretnine, Der bar fremfalbt en- lib
liz glaopoIemif, bI. a. al ben @riinb
at Der paa gen GIba finoes to Rapo
leors-Suie.
9a Napoleon | lin Sib ptog lit M,
8ongerige GIba / 9eiibbelie, anpiItes
Der BAN til at begpnoe meb goIif
pan 8orto-J erraios Haabbus, mer
oa SorboIoene Der life pasieoe Iahp'
leon, beitemte ban iig for at bpgge I'll
eget Salads paa en- lille Ssi, Der par
tGt beiat meo 8inomsner, bporfor
Sriet ogiaa fit Iapnet @iGa MuIine
@inomsIle- 1iGaen). 9ette Sns eri.
iterer enbmi.
Smiolerti6 ipntes Nnpoleon beIler
life ON at DO Der, og ban loo ct MT
"Talaos", Wina "San Wartino" op.
fsre, ca. a 2iIonteter fra Horto Ser.
raio, og BET ffal bore benne 8iIa,
Der mi u6bp6es. 8ilaen er ct ret
olminoeligt 1.Gta9es Sus meb TegI.
tag; oct ftsrite at giloens @GreIier,
ben iaafaIote Gpramioeial maaler
fun s Meter | apaDrat. Mibt | Ga.
len finbes ct Sprinepanb, og Beg.
gene er o9ffebe al WaIerier, Der
eiengiper forifieGige gpiiooer fra
Iapoleons SeIttog / sgeppten.
@Ianot be Snbifrifter, Der finbes Der,
lpber en- ~iaaIeoes: llbicumaiie feIir
9epoIeo. NapoIeon isler fig IpffeIig
operalt. Sp til 9pramioeialen Zig.
ger Rnpoleons Sopepprelie, bpor Der
itaor en- empire eng, en- 9anbela.
Der iamt forifieQige Ms6Ier uben
0proi.
8laoet "2e Senps" b9pber og RI.
meligpis meo &ette, at iaa goot Tom
belle @iGaens lloitpr efter Slaeet peo
Waterloo er bleoen iolgt og ipreot
for ale @eroens 8inbe, iaa ineen
lGneere peb, bpab Der er 9ete eller
unete. s bpert Sub fanot ben rus.
fife 5prit 9emibop, ba ban ienere
fisbte gienbommen, benne iaa goot
iom tom % moatte ltoitpre ben paa.
M. Oct eneIte Steo / Sniet, boor
Der enbmi finbes en- pete Rapoleon'
Relifpi er gooeoGreliet meb bets
ESten. 9aoefar, bborpaa Der ben Dag
ibag ices De isrgelige Heiter af ct
Sresfo.W alert. Gen Gum, Hapo.
leon | fin Sio nnpenbte paa begge Gi'
enbommes Opferelie % S~nbreoning
iamt Wontering, belsb Zig fun til
10000 Srancs.
Napoleons.Suiet paa @Iba er ioa.
leoes ielp for BEN melt begeiitreoe
Iapoleon SiIbeoer life fort mere
parbifuIbt END ct bpiIfetiombeIit on.
bet Sus, bbcri IapoIeon | fortere
ener I9ngere Sib bar opbolbt fig.
Serimob RUNNER Gorta' Serraios
Iaabbus ooifiaiee pirfeliac Iapo-
leon-R elifpier, bl. a. &ongen Of gl.
bos gibliotbef, Der beb Chen al an.
bre 8erfer ogiaa inbeboIoer en- Del
9sger ON arigsfuniteus Siitprie.
forifieniee @erfer al Wontaigrie, 60
Scntaine og goltaire liant Grempla,
rer of "Son Guidote" os "Suiino
on Ell Hot".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10

~ ADDY ok JACK and Evelyn o n MS knees mo asked them wna sort
II of bedtime tale they would like One about a puppy dog" said
Evelyn, and Jack we toe sleepy to ask for a story about lions
- But he woke up when daddy began.
master Puppy Dog belonged o a little girl o N u street, but he was
sometbing like Jack. He always wanted Ito u around town and see the
sights. So n day he slipped away and raj down to the river. where there
up The gangpJank and hid himself N a pile of boxes The whistle said Toot.
toottootr and the boat started. carrying Puppy Dog. who whfned when he
found he as being taken fr away. for he was very fond of the little
girl
"But the captain Of the boat raj a kind man. and when he found Puppy
Dog he took him into his cabin, the place on TIL "a where he slept and he
made a little pallet N the floor for the puppy.
The little girl vas very sad when she missed Puppy Dog. Her papa put
an advertisement in the paper, saying Lost Dog-Rewad for return, but
Puppy Dog seemed to be gone away for good 1t was six months after that
hen n day the little girl RAJ sitting N her front porch and a fine fat dog,
lots bigger than Puppy DOG. bounced over the yard fence and ran up to her,
barking Joyfuny.
~Nwhy; she said, I do believe you're my own Puppy Dog; but, my, how
you've grown! whereve you been. Puppy Dogr
"a Been al AROUND the world. said Puppy Dog to Europe, Asia and the
Sandwich Islands, where ate some sandwiches. / saw the king Of England
and In emperor of Japan. and the ships captain was mighty good to ne,
but there's no place like home 80 I'm glad to get back to YOU
"Just then a great big a wearing a blue cap anne running up the
street I'm booking for my dog he said, and I saw him Jump ovr your
fence
"t was the ships captain. but the little girl held Puppy Dog tightly in
her ip and wouldn't give him up When the captain heard whose pet Puppy
Dog really was and how he had u away he kissed the little girl and patted
the dogs head. Bad doggy be said to run away from such Q nice little
girl but 20 had a good time, didn't your
~BowwowP said Puppy Dog. which meant You bet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10

anberien (~9embtIie): "9ette err gors
trGt at min Suitrus fsrite Rano."
Yeterien: "Rad, bet maa iee ii9el af
ale De Soioter. ies bar Jet. er ban bog
ben b9rite. gaen iee pibite forreiten life.
bin Some baOoe p9ret gift. for bum traf
Dig"
gnberier: Set baboe bun beller life.
Yortr9tet er al mig. ba ies bar 90 aar."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10
MSicSiprcu.

slsiesicreu: "9ieuSer Sc ieien bisit
RssIer?"
Gen GrfIosebe: "Ieil"
Nsiesiorer: SaIan. Sc regter oItiaa.
S9t bum irb isien, aunitnbeI."
Hsies'oreu: Ten llee ienerc). "Taa
bpprIeoes er oct, tienSer Sc ieien sisit
ResIer2"
Zen onflaeeoe: "Su-a."
asiesioren: "Tda. Be bar drsret
Sem M. 0teu, bporIeSes fan Dc fleuo'
benz ieieu?"
Sen autlageSe: "Isiesioren piite mic
benz for Ell ll9e iioen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10

ysoar Dc Grtoer I'll sIperierenbe.
faa pGr iaa peHIia OF uieooeie, at
Te ida oeres advertisement ! -3es
eorabsS often 9ei ftfrer lem Den
bebfte gebanpIius.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10
You're Ny Puppy Dos"

: ADDY took Jack and Evelyn on his knees and asked them what sort
u of bedtime tale they would like. Zone about a puppy dog" said
Evelyn, and Jack was too sleepy to ask for a story about lions.
= But he woke up when daddy began.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-31
Fall Fair Preparations.

Practically all the preliminary
preparations for Paducah's fall fair
have now been made, and IL will
undoubtedly surpass all previous
fairs Mr.. Rodney c. Davis, who has
been untiring in his efforts to maze
this a grand success. has already
mailed over 5000 programs to
farmers and stock-raisers through
out the Jackson Purchase. Mr.. Davis
will gladly send to anyone a pro-
gram free of charge. The 16 booths
which will be erected, have all been
rented and others will probably be
built.
The entry cards have been printed
and NAV be obtained from Mr..
Davis, or Mr.. Ben Weille.
A special effort is being made TO
interest tobacco planters Dy most
liberal cash premiums being offered
by the different tobacco buyers and
Manufacturers, and practically every
grade and quality will be shown on
the first day, Wednesday, Septem-
Der 2S.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-31
Fatal Accident 10 Roy Watts
After All Night Drive..Post.
Office Burns at Sedalia..
Explosion.

Mayneld. Ky, Aug. 81. Especial.
When the horse, which Roy Watts
and a companion had been driving
all night. fell dead from exhaustion
on Broadway near the Illinois Cen
trail station at 1 o'clock this morn
ing. Watts was pitched out OF the
buggy and his skull was crushed
against the curbstone.
lie was unconscious when he was
picked up and has not regaincd con-
sciousness since Little hope Is en-
tertained for his recovery. His com
panion disappeared in the excite
ment.
The buggy was overturned when
the horse fell. Those who went 10
the rescue supposed the boy was not
seriously hurt and commanded him
TO get up. but when he failed TO re-
spond they examined him and found
that he was critically hurt.
The boy is we'll known. He is 30
years old and son of a restaurant
here.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-31
Fire at LlttIc Cyprrs..

Little Cypress. Ky Aug. ~. tsPe-
ella. Fire completely destroyed
the tWo-story frame residence OF o.
n. Peters last night about midnight
The house was occupied by Martin
Haybeck. who with his family were
awakened just In time by the pop
ping OF the flames. but all of the
members OF the family escaped with
out injury. Most Of the household
Furnishings we're lost. II Is esti-
mated that the loss II about $4,000
with the amount OF Insurance un-
known. The fire was not discovered
until the flames had gained good
Roadway. and all efforts 10 check the
progress OF the FIRE we're fruitless.
Haybeck is pursued by ill luck. Mon
day night a barn belonging to him,
was destroyed by fire.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-31
CHECK RAISER Is
FAST TRAVELLER
HUNTINGDON, w. VA, WANTS
MAN. WHO JUST WORKED
PADUCAH.

By just a few minutes the police
department failed in making an i'm
portant arrest early this morning
when V. G.. Reece left Paducah on
an early train. Reece is wanted in
Huntington, w. Va, where 1t is al
legged that he stole $500, and today
IL developed that he extended his
operations to include Paducah by
passing out bad checks. j. 7. Hud-
son today swore out a warrant
against Reece. charging him with
presenting him with bad check for
$3.50 in payment of board bill.
Reece was in Paducah for about
a week, and II is said distributed
several checks that may turn up to
be bogus. Last night about 1890
o'clock letter by special delivery
was received from the chief of po-
lice at Huntington. w. Va, who said
that Reece was thought to be in Pa
ducah, as a man of that name had
transacted business with the First
National bank. The police said that
he was wanted for stealing $500
from Cynthia Martain. The police
began a search for Reece, but
learned early this morning that he
had gotten wise, and departed on
the east-bound fast passenger train
leaving Paducah at 1885 O'Clock.
The police failed to trace him ac-
curately until short time after the
train left. Efforts are still being
made to locate him, and 1t is posi-
BILE that he may be arrested.
While in the city Reece. 1t is al
legged. gave ]. T. Hudson a check
for $3.50 on the Mechanics and
Farmers Savings bank for $3.50.
when he did not have any funds in
the bank.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-31
Red Mems Pow-wow.

Red Men Of Paducah and vicinity
are arranging for a big pow-wow on
October 2S. The members of the
Otege tribe will be the hosts and in
vitatlons have been sent to large
number OF fellow red faces In Col
oonda, Eddyville, Barlow and all of
the surrounding towns with lodges.
Great Sachem Homer ]. Northcutt,
OF Covington. will be present while
there will be number of chiefs and
high officers present. A large class
of pale faces will be initiated into
the mysteries Of the Red Men, and
all of the three degrees will be con-
ferred Following the pow-wow
banquet will be served. Details will
be arranged later. but II is expected
to attract a large number of visitors
here. With the approach of fall
nearly all the lodges have begun to
revive after the summer months.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-31
Testifies That Beck.
myer Was Not Drunk on
Stand..Packers Summoned
TO Inquisition.

Chicago, Aug. 31.-William II
Lake, foreman of the grand jury,
which indicted Lee O'Neal Browne,
was the first witness today before
the grand jury investigating the
charges that witnesses perjured
themselves. He testified that
Beckemeyer was sober when testify
ing.
The Browne bribery case probably
will close early next week. Rebuttal
witnesses were introduced today and
the defense rested. F. l.. Brown. an
Illinois Central conductor, identified
the pass used by Yarbrough on his
trip to Springfield He said il was
signed by Yarbrough May 25. Var
brough had testified he used the
pass May "a, and was in Springfield
that night.