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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23
TrOis Amateurs RencOn-
trent la Mort

Paris Cinquante aviateurs ont
pris l'aile au champ .d'aviation d
Vincennes pour la premiere 6tape
du circuit european, qui comprend
un vol a Londres ct retour avec
arrets a differences places en-
allant ct. en- revenant. Deux DIES
amateurs pressure imm6diatement
apres lie depart rencontrerent une
mort tragique ct un autre fut tue
plus tard ct deux ont etc blessees,
don't un grievement. Les morris
sont:
LIE capitaine Princetau, don't lie
moteur fit explosion dams Pair,
linondant de gazoline endamm6e
ct lie brilliant q mort.
M. LIE Martin, qui tomba sur un
arbre, lie moteur de son a6roplane
lui 6crasant la tete.
M. Landron, qui fut brittle q
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23

LIE pique-nique annuel DIES 6le-
YES de PEcole Notre-D Dame de
Lourdes a Gu lieu mardi dernier a
Minnehaha Falls. Une cinquan-
tame d'enfants, accompanies de
deux religieuses, composaient Pin
t6ressant groupe, qui passa une
tres i%nt6ressante ct amusante jour
nee. Tous s'6taient NUNS de pa
niers bien remplis de NETS succu
Tents qu'ils trouv6rent encore plus
app6tissants a un repas en- plein
air. LIE plaisir ne manqua pas ct
les. enfants pro6terent DIES multi
piles resources d'amusements qui
existent dams Get endroit ideal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23

Les Enfants de Marie de Notre-
Dame de Lourdes auront leur pi-
que-nique annuel, jeudi apres-mi-
di lie 29 %courant, au Lac Harriet.
Toutes les demoiselles, don't lie
travail ne les retient pas sont
prices de Sc rendre a $3.50 h. coin
de l'avenue Centrale ct 4e rue Oh
Giles p%rendront ensemble lie tram
Way. Celles qui travaillent pour
ront Sc rendre pour lie souper qui
aura lieu a $50 h. Toutes y sont
invites ct sont prices d'apporter
leurs paniers.
Genevi4ve Plouf, Pres.
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lie MeilIeur
Poole ct EcOnOmiSeZ.

"L'Economie est lie chemin du
success. Ce dicton est tellement
vrai que lon commence a chercher
les moyens d'6conomiser a la mai
son en- ne Sc privant de rien.
II est clair que Economic CON-
mence a la cuisine Oh Sc trouvent
beaucoup de d6penses inutiles eau
sees par lusage du gaz, du bois GU
du Charlton.
La "Standard Oil Co., s'efforce
depuis quelques mois, d'6conomi-
ser pour lie peuple, en- PENDANT lie
p6trole populaire ct peu cher. Get
ia grande corporation offre mainte-
nant a notre peuple lie "New Per-
lection Oil Cook Stove, CONNIE
un moyen moderne d'6conomiser
lie temps, l6nergie ct l'argent. Ce
poole 6limine lie dur travail, lem
barras, rordure ct la chaleur qui
ne peuvent etre 6vit6s quand on
use du gaz, du bois ct du Charlton
a la cuisine. LIE poele "New Per-
lection Oil Cook Stove, est non
settlement plus propre ct moins
cher d'entretient que les autres
poole mails il ne r6pand nj odeur,
nj fum6e, nj chaleur. II peut-etre
allum6 ct 6teint instantan6ment.
LIE fait que Immense "Standard
Oil Co." est lie manufacturer de ce
poole est une garantie qu'on ne
peut trouver un meilleur poole de
cuisine. Les facilities que
poss4de lie "Standard Oil Com
pany'', pour manufacturer ce
poole est 81 immense quill est VEN
du au plus bas prix possible.
Nous conseillons a nos lecteurs
de s'informer DIES m6rites du New
Perfection Oil Cook Stove' ct nous
croyons que chaque acheteur y
trouvera une source de grande Eco
monte ct de comfort pour la cuisi-
ne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23
ECHO lDE

LIE R. P. Soulard, le DR.. A. l..
Laliberte, NM. G. G. B6langer ct
VIM Lalibert6, Sc sont rendus a
Saltwater, en- auto, dimancke
apres-midi.
C'6tait lie 25e anniversaire de
Pordination a la pretrise du Rev.
P. Soumis, cure de Saltwater, ct
nos minneapolitains ont pris part
q la celebration.
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Tout centre canadien peut s'or9aniser.
Bureau Execute,
Marquette, Mich.

Trois autres amateurs sont TOM
hes, M. Lordau, pres de Charlie
vile; Oscar Morrison, pres de Ga-
pnv ct M. NORM a Chevron.
Aucun de ces hommes ne fut
bless6 s6rieusement, bien que tous
aient etc rudement secou6s.
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New-York.-L'hotel qui pourra
etre considers CONNIE lie plus 6lev6
de New-York ct %. du monde en-
tier va bient6t entrer en- construc-
ton. II s'6lAvera .au coin nord-
est de la 7e avenue ct 37e rue, q
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Providence, RI Accompagn6
de ses deux files, l'ancien s6nateur
DIES Etats- Unis, Nelson Aldrich,
est parti pour une excursion de
peche au Canada. II re joindra son
yacht a Rimouski pour Sc rendre
aux Mile Isles.
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proximite de la care du Pensylva-
MIA Railroad.

&c nouveau 'gratte ciel'', qui
aura "a 6tages, sera lie plus grand
hotel de New-York, a Exception
toutefois de l'autel qui Sc construct
actuellement, au coin sud-est de la
24e rue ct Broadway, ct qui occu-
pera un terrain plus grand. II
comprendra 1000 chambres, ayant
chacune une sale de balm adiacen-
te ct, ce qui est plus int6ressant,
chaque chambre sera exposee au
midi.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-06-23

Un p~rofesseur de'langue anglai-
Sc d6sirerait echanger DIES lecons
d'anglais contre DIES lecons de
francois. S'adresser a nos bureaux.
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mort par de la benzine pres de
Chateau-Thi6ry.

M. Gaubert, un ex-lieutenant
dams l'arm6e, qui fut entire dams la
course civile sous lie nom de Dali
ger. fut trouv6 sans connaissance
pres de sa machine dams I'm champ
de bic q quatre miles de Villers-
Coterets. SEES pleasures sont gra-
YES.
L'a6roplane de N. Billie frappa
Ia terre 3 moins dun mile du
lieu du depart ct fut d6moli. II a
@t6 l6gArement bless6.
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Devait etre SurveIUe

OcV6lC cCFc SuFVClIBS
De Stuart, Neb.. NJ. Joseph Babt ecrit en- date
du 10 mars 1910: Mon fl %souffrait beaucoup de
nervosite, ne pouvait dormir ct il deva!t etre sur
veille CONSIGNMENT car je c%raignai- quill 50 tasse
NAL. Deux medecins FONT soigne sans resultats
pendant 6 semaines. Mails apres ayolr Prls III
boute,lles du Tongue Nerveux du Pere koenlg
je peux certifer que mon fills est entierement
gueri; apres Dieu je suis recornaissant a &c toni
que pour ces resultats etonnants.
Convent Benedictin, 1718 18th. Pl. Chicago, LII.
Je fus troublee de nervosite de maux de tete ct
d insomnia durant de nombreuses anuees. Cha-
que fois que je faisais plus de travail que d'ordl-
naire les douleurs augmentaient Depuls que !e
prends le Tongue Nerveux d1 Pere koenlg Je.
me sens bien ct je suis convaincu que Je seral
complement guerie EN- peu de temps.
Seur M. Luelmilla
nDITIC ,a IN LIVE Ner %p P 6 sn s%r les c ma
TuITEMENr a une adresse quel'
VAN conque, ct les patients Pau
yREs peuyent aussi obtenir cette MEDICINE Ora
T~UlTEMENT.
&c remede a etc prepare par lie REV. PAsTEUR
KoEN1G, de Fort Wayne, Ind, depuis 1876 ct il
est prepare aujourd'hui sous So direction par Ia
KOENIG MEDICINE CO.. Chicago. iii.
En- vente chez les pharmaciens, $1.oola bouteille
& pour $500.
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Carries a "louer" ct a "vendre' a
nos bureaux lOc
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GrandeS ct PetiteS MaladieS

Est-elle pardonnable r%@ellement 81 ellie ne fait
rien, 81 ellie reste en- proie a %l'an@nie, a la ch1orose,
aux petites maladies qui font les grandes douleurs?
Nous sommes ~certains quill nest personne qui
matt a gagner a ecrire a la Compagnie Chi1mique
Franco-Americaine ct a consulter ses SPECIALISTS.
Leur experience est 81 generate quils peuvent tou-
jours bonner I'm bon conseil.
C'est aux femmes surtout qu'i1s s'adressent
parce qu'ils detennent pour elles lie remede par
excellence: les Pilules Rouges qui soutiennent,
%tonifent, reconstituent Porganisme feminin.
Les Pilr1es Rouges uui ont une actor. 81 puts
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lie peuple, qui Anne a simplifer les chooses ct qui
s%'inquiete peu des termes savants crees par la mede-
cine, a trouve, pour sa part, une appellation tres
concise pour les affections graves qui immobilisent
lie patient pendant plusieurs mos.
II appelle celia une "grande maladie ct Ga
sufit. Ouand lie malade veut faire allusion all
temps OH il s%ouffrait, il ne Sc dome pas la peine de
rechercher lie nom scientifique du NAL par lequel il
est passe, il dit supplement: " quand jai Ell ma
grande maladie'. Et dams son encourage tout lie
monde salt ce don't il veut parler.
La pe,,r DIES grandes maladies est s%alutaire; mais
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indictments necessaires. C'est ainsi settlement
qu'elle peut Sc giuerir ct Sc remettre a la sante.
Mais 81 ellie a c~ontracte TN rhurne, une hemorra-
gle, 81 ellie SQUIRE du beau NAL, on de %lanenie, ellie
ne fait rien, 1aisse lie NAL s'empirer %jusqu'au mo-
ment OH il ne peut plus etre contr6le.
Et pourquoi celia? VOLTA ce que nous ne COM
prenons pas.
Estil admissible qu'el1e ne fasse rien; n'est-ce
pas vraiment NAL agir de sa part, envers ss
e%nfants, envers elle-m&me de ne pas profter DIES
moyens de Sc gu@rir qui sont a sd disposition?
ST ellie habite dans Montreal, on a cote, on a Ia
portee de la vile, il lui est facile de venir consulter
les Medecins SPECIALISTS de la ~Compagnie Chimi-
que Franco-Americaine. Celia ne lui co1te pas I'm
sou ct immediatement ellie salt de quel NAL ellie souf-
fire, &c quill lui faut faire ct ce quill 1ui faut prem
DIRE.
ST ellie habite a une %certaine distance de Montreal,
ellie ma qua ecrre, donner les details de son NAL,
demander DIES conseils Celia lui co1tera juste lie
prix dun timbre-poste ct aussit6t ellie recevra une
consultation la renseignant pleinernent sur son etat.
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Le sIRoP LEI ENFANTs du Or CoDERRE guerit la coIique, la diarrhee: LEI
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nous voudrions faire COM
prendre aux personnes
qui nous 1isent combien
il serait bon de Sc con-
vaincre du danger DIES
petites maladies, DIES ma
laises don't on ne s'Occu-
pc pas assez, qu'on negli-
&c ct qui finissent par
vous exporter.
La fuxion de poitrine
foudroyante tue moins
de monde que les rhumes
que l'on croft benins.
III y a MONS de temmeS
qui meurent dune jamie
cassee quill men meurt
de petites hemorragies
repetees.
ct la raison en- est
bien simple.
Quand tine femme Sc
volt atteinte dune gran
de maladie, ellie Sc soigne,
ellie consulte. ct prend les
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od11lC ouA &c ooAAS u oAA
les nerfs, guerissent Pa
nemie, Ia chlorose, la fai-
blesse, les maux d'esto-
mac, la migraine, lie beau
NAL, ct les douleurs de
Page critique.
VOLTA les petites mala-
dies quill faut combat
tire, VOLTA celles quill faut
gu@rir.
Pour celia il nest rien
de mieux que les Pilules
Rouges,
En- voici une preuve:
"Quelques heures apres
Ia Nuisance dun de mes
enfants, je fus prise dun
malaise Grange qui re-
tarda mes relevailles ct
meme m'empecha de me
r6tablir parfaite ment.
Pendant deux ans je fus
bien fable ct endurai
beaucoup de douleurs.
J'avais essaye de me faire
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soigner par une dame qui Sc pretendait savante e.
qui disait son traitement infaillible, mails j'en Gus du
chagrin, car mon etat empira. Enfn, je m'adressai
en- dernier lieu aux Medecins de la Compagnie Chi
mique Franco-Americaine, je leur e%crivis, leur expo
sal ce que je ressentais ct bient6t apres, en- suivant
leurs conseils ct en- prenant les Pilules Rouges, je
~constatai que ma sante s'ameliorait. Aujourdhui
je me fails I'm plaisir de publier que je dois ma gueri-
son aux bons efets des Pilules Rouges."
Nine OVILA ARCAND,
Sept lies, Co. Saguenay, Quebec.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES par les M@de-
Gins de la Compagnie Chinique Franco-Americaine,
tous les jours, excepte lie dimanche, de 9 heures du
matin a E heures du soir, all No. 274 rue St-Denis,
Montreal. Aussi consultations par lettre pour les
femmes qui ne peuvent venir voir nos m@decins.
Les Pilules Rouges sont en- vente chez tous les
marchands de remedies. Nous les efvoyons aussi,
par la MALE, au Canada ct all Etats- Unis, sur re-
ception du prix, SOC une boite, s.. so six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent &tre adressees:
COMPAGNIE CHIMlQUE FRANCO .AMERICAINE
274. rue SaintDenis, Montreal.
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Toutes lettres, correspondence
etc.. doivent 6tre adressees CONNIE
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-05-22
LINE OF MARCH
Is ANNOUNCED
Plans Practically Complete
for Sunday School Parade
Injecting Of Committee.
Big EVENT Is JUNE 8
Decorations Will be Ella
e--Procession Will be
Formed In High st.
Big EVENT is JUNE 8

With nearly every detail complete
the second annual Sunday school
parade in this city on Saturday, June
3, promises to exceed that held here
last year. At meeting of the parade
committee in the Danish M. E. church
yesterday afternoon, with Chairman
Harry Van Doren In the chair, most
of the final arrangements were
planned. At this time nearly the en-
tire committee was present.
Program Nearly Ready.
The program committee reported
progress and hope to have the pro-
gram filled by Wednesday. This will
eliminate soliciting for subscriptions
as was done last year. Each individ-
ual school will have their own mar
shall, decoration committee and re-
freshment committee. Gordon A.
Baldwin Is the marshal of the entire
parade. Many go-carts and baby car
riages, handsomely decorated, and
some fine floats will be in line.
Elaborate Decorations.
Last year the decorations were
considered beautiful, but this year
they will be far better, as each school
Is enthused with the spirit of the
celebration. 1t Is expected that the
number In line will be double that OF
last year. The committee requests
that decorations appear on every
home and business place in the city.
Details of Program.
The programs will show the posi-
ton of each Sunday school, the pas
tor, Sunday school superintendent
and officers, the committee of ar
rangements and many interesting
items.
Z A final meeting of the committee
and the marshals will be held next
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock In the
Danish NJ e. chapel. All of the CON-
mittees and each marshal are urged
to attend.
Line of March.
The line of march will be as fol-
lows: Formation, High street, north
of Smith; march south on High to
Gordon, west on Gordon to Madison
avenue, north on Madison avenue to
Market, west on Market to Maple, to
Smith, east on Smith to High, south
on High to city hall park; counter
march to Jefferson street, where the
parade will disband and the children
will go to their respective schools,
where refreshments will be served by
the committee.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-05-22
THROAT
TO END LIFE
Frank Quinn Attempts Sui
eide With Pocket Knife.

Frank Quinn, about fifty-fye years
old, of 278 Watson avenue, attempt
ed suicide by cutting his throat with
a pocketknife at his home early yes
terday morning, according to the
police He Is now In the city hospital
in critical condition and there are
grave fears for his recovery. The
man lay for some time after commit
ting the deed before his condition
was discovered
Found by Boarder.
John Fassel, boarder In the same
house with Quinn, found him In a
serious condition and called DR.. j. L.
Lund, who gave first aid and ordered
the man sent to the city hospital.
There was no room at the institution,
according to the police, and the man
could not be admitted until 3:15
o'clock yesterday afternoon. when
another patient had been removed.
Patrolman Investigates.
Patrolman Chris Hanson was In
formed of the case yesterday morn
ing and made a detailed investiga-
ton. He was told that Quinn had
been drinking freely of late. Accord
ing to his findings Quinn had COM
mitted the deed In his bedroom in
the boarding house of Jadsen Hucehs
at 27S Watson avenue. He learned
that Quinn had called Jack Kline, a
roommate, about o'clock yesterday
morning and asked for glass OF
water. Upon serving it Kline saw
some blood near the face of Quinn
and asked him what 1t was. Quinn
replied he did not know and was left
where he was.
At o'clock John Fassel, another
boarder, returned from work and
upon seeing Quinn's condition called
for physician. The pocketknife
was found under a bathtub.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-05-22
AUTO MISHAP
AT CROSSING
New Ysrk Car Hits Gate at
Harket Street,

Ward w. Smith, of ST. Nicholas
place, New York city, his family and
chauffeur, figured in an automobile
accident at the Market street cross
ing of the Central railroad at $50
o clock yesterday afternoon that
came near resulting seriously. The
auto swerved into one of the wester-
ly gates breaking a wind shield and
scattering fragments of glass over
the touring car In which they were
riding. A seven year old son of Mr..
Smith was cut about his left ear with
a piece of glass and the occupants of
~ machine were badly shaken up.
= The accident was the result of un-
casually heavy auto traffic on Market
street yesterday afternoon. AS To-
cal passenger train going southwark
was drawing up to the Perth Amboy
station q long string OF automobiles
was crossing the Central tracks go
ing eastward. The Market street
gate tender began to lower gates and
the autos in the rear of the line were
compelled to stop short. Smiths
machine was nearest the tracks. His
machine was not going fast at the
time, but 1t appeared his chauffeur
became frightened and temporarily
lost control. The auto swerved
against the gate and the southerly
curb and there came a shower of
glass,
Mr.. Smith critisized the action of
the gate tender. After some prelim-
mary repairs to the machine the
party proceeding to their home via
the Staten Island ferry. Mr. Smith
is a produce dealer in the Fulton
Market. His business address is 81
Warren street.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-05-22
WILL REBUILD
BURNED HOUSE
Damage at Briqustting Plant
Is About 5000.

Officials Of the New Jersey Briduet.
ting Company stated this morning that
they had decided to rebuild the pitch
store house which was destroyed by fire
Saturday afternoon. Although the com
pany, it is understood will change their
present quarters from this city to South
Amboy within the next three months
workmen are at work already clearing
away the debris putting the plant into
first class working order for the time
remaining.
Shortly before $50 o'clock Saturday
afternoon employees of the Company
found the store house ablaze This in
formation they impaired to the Office
which phoned to police headquarters
and the alarm was sounded from box
45, at Commerce and High streets. The
department was quick to respond and
within five minutes after their arrival
had seven streams playing on the burn
ing building.
Factory District Threatened.
The entire factory district of the
New Jersey Briquetting Company and
the plants Of the General Bakelite Com
pany, situated On the "Wet Dock''
property, were threatened with destruc-
tion owing tosthe nearness of the blaze.
Several hundred barrels of pitch were
in and around the storehouse when the
fire broke out. Realizing that the FIRE
would get beyond control if the blaze
reached the pitch both on the inside
and outside, the fremen rolled several
hundred of the casks to a safe distance
beyond the blaze.
The flames shot high in the air and
the heat was intense. People foeked
from all parts of the city thin king that
the entire factory was ablaze. The fire
department of the Roessler-Hasslacher
Chemical Company, with the assistance
of the tugs Louise, Ruggie and Lottie
b, ably assisted the volunteers in their
difficult task of subduing the stubborn
blaze.
Lengths of Hose Burst.
Bursting hose several times impeded
the work Of the firemen. The first time
that the new Lincoln steamer was used
In pumping water at Ire was at this
blaze The steamer acted as :. did
when tested several weeks ago.
Initiate New Firemen.
An amusing incident followed the
blaze. Harry Farroat and George
Schenck, two new members of the Lin
coins, We're on ladder with a stream.
Realizing that this was their first fire
the fremen thought that an opportune
time had arrived for initiation. Taking
two streams the fremen played them on
the two new fire fighters until thev
were drenehed to the skin. Retaliating o
the new frefghters fought the fremen
below with the stream they were u.s.
ing.
The officials Of the company place the
damage at $500.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-05-22

premier and minister of war and other
nota bles, being unable to see from the
stand Of honor, moved nearer to the
starting line. The crowd followed
| The crush was tremendous, and 1t was
necessary to call for another squad OF
cuirassiers to ride on them and keel
back the throngs. Train was shutting
on his motor and preparing to alight
directly over the horsemen as they
rode upon the field. In order to avoid
| striking them Train shot into the air
again. He was unable to see the
group Of notables just on the other
side Of the horsemen.
Minister Berteaux was ahead of the
machine. The propeller caught hia
| right arm, which he had raised to
fend off the blow, and in a second had
torn the member from the body. NJ
Berteaux was killed instantly.
Premier Monis was buried beneath
when lifted from the ground Both
bones of his right leg and all of the
bones Of his nose were broken, his
scalp was frightfully torn. and upon
examination 1t was found that he was
suffering from internal injuries. he
was carried at once to his home.
The body of the dead minister was
taken to the ministry. The torn arm
was sewed on.
Premie Monis Is reported to be bes- S;
ing up bravely, and, though sufrerI
Intensely, he nevertheless insisted /,
signing several urgent state papers,
and, although the race was ordered
discontinued, NJ. Monis commanded
that 1t go on.
The committee of the Aero Club of
France. which controls the race the
prize for which was offered by the
Petit Partisan, is now considering just
what action to take.
NJ. Monis is sfxty-fve years old. and
his recovery, though possible, is con-
sidered doubtful. Official Paris is en-
veloped In gloom. The fetes In honor
Of the king of Servia, who te coming
today, have been declared of, and the
decorations have been removed from
the war office and the foreign office,
where King Peter is to be domiciled
The circumstance Is considered more
than unfortunate for King Peter, as
Paris is the only European capital to
accord him royal honors
But France remembers Peter enlist
ing as private In the foreign legation
In the Franco Prusso war and finding
the decoration Of the Legion of Honor
on the field Of battle.
There was a pathetic scene at the
war ministry when Berteaux's family
WAS escorted to the death chamber.
Nine. Berteaux. an elderly, fragile wo-
man. threw herself across the bier and
utterly gave herself up to emotion.
Her daughter also was overcome by
grief.
The accident Is more than a serious
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-05-22
j. K. SHEEHY
DIST. DEPUTY
1890 Knights of Columbus
Members Here Yesterday
BIRD Degree Conferred.
FIFTY ARE INITIATED
HIGH Honor for Grand
Knight Of Local Council--
Supreme Knight Present.

At the largest celebration and ini-
tiation ever held in this city under the
auspices of San Salvatore Council No.
200 Knights of Columbus in the Au-
ditorium yesterday afternoon it was an
nounced that John K. Sheehy had been
chosen by the State officers for dis
trict deputy. This is the second time
that the local council has received this
honor Henry Hughes being the last one
named.
Parade Is Held .
About 1900 Knights, representing
many councils throughout the state
gathered in the local club rooms about
two O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Head
ed by Troisis italian band the Knights
formed in line about three O'Clock