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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-01-28

mining claims for the period
ending December 31st, 1909, and
if within ninety days after the publi-
cation thereof you fail and refuse
to contribute your portion of such ex-
pendiIure as CO. owner which
amounts to one-third Of the expend-
iture made by me on Snowflake
No 3. Snowflake No 4, and Snow
flake No. 10 lodes, and two-ninths OF
the expenditure made by me ON the
Snowflake No. 2, and Snowflake No.
lodes, your interest in said claims
will become the property of the sub.
scriber. your co-owner who has made
the required expenditure by the term
Of said section.
MARY F. FOWLER.
First pub. Oct22, 1910; last Jan.
larry 81. 1871
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FORFEITURE NOTICE.

TO t. E. GAME AND o. A IVES
TON: You are hereby notified that
we have expended during the year,
1910, Four Hundred $4,000 Dollars
in work, labor and Improvements on
the Solo, Joker, Homestake and Frog
Lode Mining Claims situate in the
Silver Park Mining District, Lincoln
County, State of Nevada, the location
notices all of which are recorded IN
the Mining Records OF Lincoln Coun-
" as follows: The Solo, in Book %
of Mining Notices, page All; the Jok-
er, in Book 90 of Mining Notices,
page AIT; the Homestake. in BOOK
az" of Mining Notices, page 36; and
tha Frog iii book 'B-2" of Mining
Notices, page 50; and if within nine
ty days after the publication
CT this notice you, or either of you
| fail or refuse to contribute your por
ten OF such expenditure made by
US, together with the cost of adyertis
ing on said claims, your interest il
said claims will become the propert.
of the subscribers, your co-owners
who have made the required expend
iture in accordance with the provis
ions Of Section 1924 of the Reviset
Statutes of the United States AM
the amendment thereto approved Jan
uary 22nd, 1880, concerning annua
labor upon mining claims. Said $40
was expended to hold said minin
claims for the year ending Decembe
81, 1910.
Dated Phoebe, Nevada, January 1
1911.
j. G. SMALL
BANK OF PIOCHE, Inc,
BY M. l.. Lee, Cashier.
First pub. Jan 81; last, Apr. %.
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RFsiruRE NOTICE

TO FRED FLINT. B. S. HEBDEN
w. S. Powell, II. M. Howard, &c
Pen'ine, II. u. Mann, w. A. North. l..
3einhelmer, Pete Morrison and A. Les
ter Lest: You are hereby notified that
We the undersigned, have done the as
hundred ($700) Dollars, required by
aw for the year 1910, upon the fol-
owing described mining claims, in which
gu the said Fred Flint, b. 3. Heb
en-, W, s. Powell. H. M. Howard, E. Z,
P.Frine II. r. Mann. w. a, North,
T.. Bernheimer. Pete Morrison and Les
ter Bast, were co-owners, towit:--
The "Rangoroo'', recorded in Book
"E" Mining Notices Of Lincoln county
Nevada; pages 234 -2S5.
The "Thedi'. recorded in Book W.
page sS5, mining notices records of sale
Lincoln county;
The "Rekab", recorded In Book W.
Mining Notices page 3SF records of sale
Lincoln county;
The "Ballarat". recorded in Book "X'
page 127 Mining Locations, records o.
said Lincoln county;
The 'Coupar Angus recorded Il
Book ''X'', page 1877 Mining Locations
records Of said Lincoln county;
The "Sugref" recorded in Book *
It page 12s, Mining locations record
# said Lincoln county;
The "Meiborns. recorded in Bool
* page l2S Mining lucdtioilSi hSSVtf
said Lincoln county;
And take notice that we have don
said assessment work upon the aboY
nam med claims in order to hold sale
laims, Pursuant to the provisions Q
Section 1924 Of the Revised Statute
# the United states, and the Amend
aants thereto concerning Annual Labor
Don Mining C'aims being the amonn
squred TO holdsaid claims for the yea
| aiding on the 3lst day cf December
90 All Of sail claims being situat z
n the Highland Mining hi trict Lin
,ln county State Of Nevada.
| Y0u are further notified t4at II 70
| oil to contribute within 80 DAYS after Y
'inal publication Of this notice, your poi
| Ion Of such expenditures as co-ownel'
| our interest in the said claims viii be
| ONE the property Of the subscribers
,our CO. owners, who have made tie re
uired expenditures according 70 tn
| rms OF said section 1924
| Dated this 2Sth, day Of January, 1871.
C. WHITE MORTIMl2l
v- r. TEADY
l n .
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FORFEITURE NOTICE

q GEORGE M. LATIMER: YOU ARE
leIspy notified that / have expend-
curing the year 1910, 500 worth Of
tpol ana Improvements on the 'sMan,iei,
1oue Mining Claim, situate in tha a.
nta, unorganlzed, Mining District T.in-
w county. State of Nevada. the ia
Stioh notice Of which appears of record
y book CT of Mining Notices I.in.
2in County, Nevada, records ana 60
.nin ninety days after the first nnhI
dtloh Qf this notice you fail. or raf,,sa
,3,, 5,oitntrlDute your portion of such *
fgnulture made by me, together u,tfh.
he cost Of advertising on said N5a 49,
oue Mining Claim, your interest," ~
sald claim win become the nronn
.S 10y OF the subscriber, your co-o,ynar
sho mas made the required exnand,t,',.s
taieeordanee with the provisions -
V, th zS24 of the Revised Stat,,+ o az
the United States and tha ar'a,.s
ll thereto approved January % seen
alaims iaoor upon mining
,i naid SlOO was expended to hold sa,d
lnhaF g'a,m for the year ending Dee
az Dated Phoebe, Nevada, January on
~, = 7. NUGENT COSBY.
nE y. e. y. Marriage, HIS Attorno,
list pub. Jan ii; last, Abr II
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(seriaI 0to35)

(SeriaI 0fo35)
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. s. Land Office at Carson City,
Nevada, Dec. IA. 1910. Notice is here
by given that Sylvanus NJ. Benton,
of Acoma. New, who, on Nov 3, 1905,
made Homestead Entry No 1881 Ser
al No. 01935, for NV IA, Section 3S,
Township South, Range 20 END,
Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make final five year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before the County Clerk
Of Lincoln County, at Phoebe, Ne
vada, on the Bird day of February,
1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: La
mond G. Woods. Marion w. Lamb
and Lawson T. Atchison, all of
Barclay, Nevada, and Herbert G.
Shereiff, of Acoma, Nevada
LOUIS j CONN.,
Register.
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THE NEXT SPEAKER, CHAMP CLARK OF MISSOURI.


OF the Mr.
of this He
testing woods the around Bowl
tough will
which hump pounded by Uncle
peakershp bigger
presidency, atains
him something than Mr.
has
a culture
enable him uphold the dignity the He been
his expert
ladies' had reelection that
ongag he has not quite
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LEGAL NOTICES.
AepLIcArloN FoR PAreNT
Serial No. o5sso.

Serial No. o563o.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Carson City Nevada. January ith,
1911 Notice is hereby given that James
Il. Price. William Lloyd. John X Cook
ana the estate OF Alexander Orr de-
ceased, by Caroline f. Orr. Admins
tratriX, in behalf of the heirs of said
deceased, have made application for a
United States Patent for fifteen humid
red tl500) linear It. of the Price lode
mining claim. situated in the Ely Min
.ng District, County OF Lincoln, State
of Nevada, being Survey No. 367S, and
ieseribed in the field notes and plat
IA file in this office with a magnetic
aTiation of sixteen degrees and twenty
inutes. East as follows,
beginning at Cor. No. l, Identical
18th Cor. No. Scranton Mine, U. s.
1886, whence the NV. Cor. Sec 26
y. n. r. 67 f., bears N. SO deg %
Mn. and 30 secs. W. 1880 feet: thence
". IS deg. 03 min. f. 5626 feet to Cor.
o. 2, identical with Cor. No. Scranton
line, Y. 5. 5, 1896; thence S. n deg. 26
IA. ~ lOS5.5 feet to Cor. No. 3, ident-
~ with corners and ! of the 1mper-
y and Iron Duke lodes. L. s. S. No
Isl; thence 5, rs deg. 4S min f. a4l.s
aet to Cor. No. 4. thence S. 46 deg. 0,
IN. W. Oi6.5 feet to Cor No. 8; thence
| y 20 deg. "a min. W. 1851 feet to Cor
10 6, from which discovery monument
| a this claim bears N. 81 deg. 10 min
! ! 4l9.9 feet. thence n. 81 deg "a min
943.4 feet TO Cor. No. / the place O
| esinning, and located in the n e. quar-
| er of Section 26 T. N. r. 6T END
| :. and NJ. containing an area Of IA. 7s
] cfes. exclusive OF conflict with u. s s
/ No. 1881, Iron Duke lode
| The adjoining and conflicting claiman,
| SHOWN by the plat of survey are: tn
g.perlal and Iron Duke lodes u. s. s
| No. 1881, on the North Scranton Min
3 s No. 3096 on the West; IN
| eynote and Lucky Boy. U. S. S. Ma
| ~ on the South, and the Reta lod
| 5. S. No 1922, In part, on the south
asst. ''e sou'i'
| 4 direct that this notice be publish
IN The Phoebe Record, weekly new,
per Of general circulation, publish
Z sixty days.
LOUIS j. COIN.
| ra Register
First pub. January IA last March II
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DO you KNOW

That The Phoebe Record prints
more State News than any other
newspaper In Southern Nevada.
During the present session of the
Legislature Its columns will contain
ecah week full and complete re-
port Of the proceedings Of the states
law making body; besides many
other news items of interest from
Carson City.
You cannot keep posted on what Is
going on at the State Capital unless
you read the Record.
The Phoebe Record is the only Pa
per that gives the news Of the Coun-
ty Seat of Lincoln County and Of Lin
coin County in general, In fact, you
do not keep abreast with the times
unless you read The Phoebe Record
Bear in mind. too. that it is the
best advertising medium in Southern
Nevada.
This paper has also. the most com
plete Job printing plant in
Southern Nevada. We do job work
just az good as any turned out by
the best job printing plants Of Sal
Lake or Los Angeles; and at prices
just as low as you will have to pay
In either Of the above named PAGES
Patronize your Home Paper ant
encourage Home Industry.
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The Record has secured a new sup
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]. R. Cook and e. A. Hodges ex
pected to go to Salt Lake last Thurs
day; but the wash-out on the rail
road caused them to change theil
plans and remain at home.
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ANOTHER ARTEssAN WELL
IN VEGAS VALLEY

The biggest artesian well yet struc
In the Vegas valley, with the excep'
ii IN of the famous Eyey well, was
brought in by Frank e. Matdorf last
" eek ON his homestead nine miles
southwest of town, says the Las We
gas Review. The flow at depth
of 400 feet was varionsly estimated
at from 80 to 100 inches and, as II
seemed to constantly increase, drill
ing was continued. The flow Of the
Evey well is estimated at 12O IN
ches and Matdorf may yet surpass
it. Mr. Matdorf's splendid sue
cess Isl all the more gratifying Oh
account of his failure to get watel
alter big expense on his property
south of town, near Arden.
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BY NJ. l.. Lee, Cashier.
First pub. Jan 81; last, Apr. %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-19
JUAN BUSCON.
M METODO
PARA IMPEDIR LAS ENFERAIF1-
DADES DE LA CANA DE -AZUCAR

La industrial de az1car en- Meiico, &C.
mo en- las Antillas y algunos otros pal
ses, ha pasado por una epoca mala du-
rante ell ano
rante los ultimos veinte treinta amos.
Pero en- Mejico, aqu6lla Sc ha manteni-
do bastante regular, "a pesar de haber
sido el precio a veces tan bajo, que no
era remunerativo, y Ell otras, una pro
ducci6n tan disminufda "a causa de las
Intermediates, como antes no Sc habla
experimentado
Como en- muchos otros pa1ses produc-
torres de aztlcar, la caila de azdcar en-
Mejico ha sufridO mucho de las enfer-
medades del hongO zen los illtinos amos.
Las canas Ribbon y Otahiti, que eran
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-19

fonduchos, refugiandose por las noches
en- casas de dormir de baja estofa, ago
tando POGO a. POGO sus escasos recursos,
1 devorado contlnuamente pOr los remor-
| dImlentOs pOr ell pavor sin tregua de
que Sc sabe perseguido y teme yer surgir
de cada rinc0n La mano -justiciera encar-
gada de prenderle, acosado d1a y noche
por una vOz que lie dec1a: "matate V pom
termmO de una vez q tan insoportable
Isupllcio', pero sin tener valor para con-
sumar ell sacrifice de su vida. Habia
emprendido pie un viaje Nemours
para orar sobre la tllmba de la muier a
quien asesinara y pedir su perd6n
Y hab1a regresado tambien q pie, bajo
La lluvla, caladO hasta los huesos, rendi-
do por ell fr1o, ell cansancio, la augusta
y Ell miedo. Cuando por todo capital no
lie qued6 mas que una moneda de cinco
centimos, penso en- implorar a un amigo
del ministerio.
Puede tenerse por segurO que el ase-
sino de la pobre baronesa literata Sc SEN
tira con ell amino mUcha mas sosegado
Ell la sOledad de SUI zelda carcelaria que
cuande andaba todav1a libre por las ca
lies y por los caminos, pero con la zozo-
bra horrible del criminal acorralado, que
no puede gOzar 1ln momentO de reposO.
que al entrar en- su madriguera al salir
de ella, al revolver de cada esquina cree
tropezar con Ell polic1a pronto q echarle
Ell guante; que en- cada transeunte, fila
en- Ell su mirada, piensa YER q un delator
que lie conoce y va gritar: Este es el
asesino.. iDetenedle ;. " No puede
haber tortura mayor que 6sta; y Sc ex-
plica muy bien que mas de una vez. cier-
tos criminales, hayan querido poner fin
a sus angustias, sea presentandose a las
|autoridades, sea suicidandose. ''Por 10
menOs esta moche dormire tranquilo''-
dicen que exclamaba echando un sllspiro
de satisfaction cierto parricida 4 quien
Sc buscaba inutllmente, hac1a mas de un
mes y que cansado de tantos esfuerzos
hechOs para burlar la persecution de que
era obJetO, conclu1a pOr presenta1se Ell
mlSmO. PrObablemente, ell capitan New
nier duerme ahora mas tranquilo que
ouando sc deslizaba furtivamente Dor las
"alles mas excentricas de la gran ciudad.
buscando la obscuridad. con Ia cabeza
gacha, hundido ell sombrero hasta los
ojos, sin saber en- que tugurio refugiarse
para pasar algunas hOras de la noche.
volver a la siguiente mariana 4 la mis-
ma cruel incertidumbre la mislna H.
cha silenciosa y aplastante. Y quizas.
tambien, en- la imagination de ese misero
descarriado, la perspectiva del castiao
! que lie aguarda aparezca como menos tn
rrlble que ell recuerdo de la f1neb1-e VI
sta hecha en- ell cementerio de Ne1n0nrs,
que la vision de aqueIla tumba ante Ia
cual fue q arrodillarse con el alma 77-
cerada por Ell remordimiento. el coraz6n
palpltante de terror, el cuerpo desfallo
edo por lnmensa fatiga..
ITTAN RITSC0N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-19
ADMoR. Miguel Mascara Garcia.
CON sEJO'
Te vOy . dar nn conseio

Te voy 3 dar un consejo
que aprendi, para mi dano,
un dia que roe hice viejo
d causa de IN ,desengano.
ST quieres & una mujer,
qui6rela de tal manera,
que la dejes de querer
antes que ella no te quiera;
porque en- este del amar,, .
sucede 10 que al renir:
que eS neCesariO matar.
Q es neceSari0 morir.
Y, ell que 40 es tonic, prefiore
cuandO del caso sc trata,
al golpe con que Sc n1uere,
Ell golpe con que Sc mata;
porque al que mata, 10 encierran,
pero 10 induItan despuGs;
y al que Sc nUere, va YES,
al que Sc muere. e.. 10 entierran.
Y aqui tienes ell consejo
que aprerd1 para mi dane,
un d1a que me hice viejo
a causa de un desengaIlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-19
Joaquin DiceNtd.

las mejores variedades que Sc cultiya-
ban, han desarroIlado cierta tendencia
ia La enfermedad Q p6rdida, en- un grado
notable, de las fuerzas que antes tenian
para resistir los ataques de las enfer-
medades, asi han disminuido en- pro
.ducci0n.
Sc conOcen lnas treinticuatrO enfer-
.medades de flongos de la cana, siendo
algunas de elias las mas propagadas Y
de todas las pestes de Ia
ca1la. De estas, dos de las mas graves,
a saber, "sereh" y la de la gonna, no Sc
sabe que hayan causad0 daIiO serio. La
mayor parte de las otras probablemen-
tie preValecen tanto Ell las plantaciones
dG M6jioo como en- otras parties, dIebid0
Orlncipalmenta al china a otras CON
llcjones locales.
La question de luchar contra las pes
JeS que ataca1 la cana Interest," dcbe
nteresar, q todo aqu6l que cultiva Ia
cana, bien este infestada no, pue>
esr'a snjeta a serlo en- cualquier tie1npi,
p0r 10 tant0, es cOnveniente que todos
est6n infOrmadOs acerca de este asunt0
|y preparados q obrar de un modo ihte-
1gente, cuando Sc presente Ia OCCASION.
Warias formulas y n@todos Sc han re-
ICOmeDdadG por las estacIones expert
mentaIeS agr1cOlas en- 0GrOs pa1ses pro-
IdUct0res de az1car, en- donde los ha-
oendados prestaron al asunto debida
atenci0n, y c0nsiguieron mas nnenos
dominar la peste y aim eXtirparla, por
La adopM0n de todas las precauciones
gue sugirierOn las oStac1Ones expert
ImentaIes. Esto no es possible en- Mei;-
60 pOr la. falta de cooperact5n entire los
ha0endados.. Seria un trabajo suma-
nente largo y muy c0stos0 para cada
prQductor luchar contra los pestes con
uetodos artificiales, asl cue deben con
siderarse m6tOdoS anas sqncilios.
La siguiente eS una Iista de las en-
fernedades de hongo de la cana, 81
guiendo el orden de su gravedad.
Enfermedad de Ia raiz.
Esta es la mas c0tnGlm de todas. Sc
puede tener a raya hasta cierto punto,
aplTcando cal all ternano La mayor
lparte de los terrenos tropicales SON suti-
clentemente ricos en- hrnnus para per-
mltir el libre uso de la cal, la que es
beneficlosa Ell conexI0n con los com
puestos de potasa. Siempre que. Sc use
en- cantidad suficiente Sc conseeuira
eXito.
(Continda en- 10 IA. plana.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-19

Sres. don Jose Perez Losada, don Abe,
lardo de Ia Haba don Antonio Sar-
mientO.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-09-08
MHCM 1ASS!;S:SoCMH@8
H%MnbERSHP[A ABEL %%s
SPECIFICATIONS eNy5%MSxM1
Taft ct lie Tariff

Dams la tourn6e a travers vingt.
quatre Etats de lOuest quill dot
entreprendre vers la mi-septembre.
lie president Taft Sc propose d'abor-
der les grandes questions politi-
ques qui pr6occupent en- ce mo-
ment l'opinion publique: la revi-
sion du tariff, la r6ciprocit6,e ct la
r6forme du systemic mon6taire.
M. Taft d6fendra lusage quill a
fait de son droit du veto, pen
dant la session sp6ciale du Con-
gres, ct il ne m6nagera "a parsi;-
il, les soi-disant "progressistes'
du parti republican, qui mont
d'admiration ct de sympathie que
pour les legislators democrates,
don't lis sent devenus les plus ide-
les allies.
Notre premier magistrat a plus
de poigne qu'on ne lui en- suppo-
salt aux d6buts de son administra-
ton. ct la droiture de ses inten-
tions est reconnue meme parmi ses
adversaires les plus acharn6s.
C'est ce qui lie rend cher ct pc.
pulaire dams toutes les regions du
pays.
On peut done esp6rer qu'aux
elections de l'ann6e prochaine il
EZRA r66lu a une plus forte MAORI
t6 qu'en 1908.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-09-08
Coutumes Anglaise5

En- 1850, les jeunes files anglai-
ses s'6loignaient rarement de leurs
parents, ct les amoureux 6prou-
vaient les plus grandes difficulties a
saisir lie moment opportun de faire
une declaration.
Pour cette operation lis met
talent I'm genou en- terre, pen
dant qu'ils prononcaient DIES mots
tendres ct po6tiques.
En- 1880, les jeunes gems anglais
en- quote de marriage commence
rent a employer DIES PROCEEDS
moins r6gelce. Tel d'entre eux
fit sa demande au cours dune
partie d6checs.
En- 1900, lie romantisme a com
pletement disparu. On declare sd
famine au the on au tennis.
En- 1910, il y a I'm retour a la
mode de 1850. De nouveau on met
lie genou en- terre. MATS cette ga
lanterie ma pas de. lendemain ct.
en- 1911, on 6crit sa demande en-
marriage a table, au dos dun menu
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-09-08
BEIGNETs AU DONATES

Une bofe de donates, Is de tas-
Sc de sucre, 3 branches d'oignon, l
CUTLER a the de sci, IA de tasse de
beurre, IL tasse de corn starch, /
muf.
.Faites CUR les 4 premiers ingr6-
dients 20 minutes, passez au tamis
ct assaisonnez. Faites fondre lie
beurre puts ajoutez lie corn starch
ct les donates graduellement-sans
les graines-. Faites CURE 2 mi
nutes, a%joutez l@uf %l6gerement
battu. verse; dams un plat creux
beurr6, ct faites refroidir. Tour
nez sur une blanche, coupez en-
cares on en- losanges. Trempez
dams I'm auf battu, roulez dams dies
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-09-08
CinQuiei1e Gente,
t1alre deJeant1e
d'Hrt

II y aura tres excitement cinq
cents ans, lie 6 janvier proclaim,
que naquit, a Domr6my, III les
marches de la Lorraine, lenfant
pr6destin6e que lie Christ qui Anne
les Francs devait bonner pour sau-
veur a la France en- peril.
Depuis que la pieuse sollicitude
DIES Pontifs romans a pris a tache
de glori6er la m6moire de Jehanne
la Pucelle, en- placant la Sainte de
la patrie au nombre DIES bienheu-
reux que l'Eglise honore, lie cutie
de la VERGE lorraine est devenu lie
lien commun qui rapproche ct re-
concilie tous les Francais ct les pa
triotes sinceres, que parfois Far
deur de nos luttes intestlnes avai4
ST profond6ment divis6s!
Eft alors qu'aujourd'hui la mode
est au centenaires, que Pom c6l6bre
ainsi les anniversaries DIES po6tes
ct DIES philosophers, DIES hommes
d'Etat on dies grands commandments
d'arm6e, pourquoi done La France
tout entiere ne c&l6brerait-elle pas
plus glorieux de tous, celui-la seuI,
peut-etre, pour lequel, dams lie pays
tout enter, il ne puisse y avoir
qu'une seule ct meme pens6e par
&c quill ne pourra Sc rencontrer au-
tour de lui, nj vainqueurs nj vain
Gus, mails settlement DIES Francais
6voquant Incarnation du d6voue-
ment a la patrie, dams oe quill a de
plus pur, de plus noble ct de plus
beau!
Qui ne Sc rappelle lie grand souf-
fe de fert6 rationale ct d'esp6ran-
ce patriotique sous lequel avaient
vibr6 tous les occurs lorsque, il y a
quinze ans, dams toutes nos basili-
ques CONNIE dams nos plus nodes
ties 6glises, DIES ceremonies solen-
nelles COMMENCEMENT lie quatorzi-
eme anniversaire du bapteme de
la France a Reims!
N'est-ce pas une fete du meme
genre qui, lie 6 janvier proclaim,
devrait, une fois encore, r6unir
tous les Francais?
LIE "'Nouyelliste de Bordeaux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-09-08
ct on la passe, sans autre protocol
lie, a l~'interessee.
Les Modern WOOdmen Pros.
crivent lie Francois

Lors dun recent congress tenu 3
Buffalo, les Modern Woodmen qul
torment une societ6 neutre ct mix.
te de secours mutuel viennent dc
proscrire l'usage du francais dams
les reunions de leur association.
Cette societ6 neutre. mixte ct
suspecte compile dams SEES rangs
DIES milliers de Canadiens-francai
VOLTA comment sont traites tot
on tard nos compatriotes qui sen
r0lent dams ces societies etrang6res,
II y a quelques jours a peine les
d%6l6gu6s DIES Forestiers Catholi-
ques, en- convention a Cleveland,
remplacaient par DIES Irlandais
dams leur bureau de direction nos
compatriotes qui en- faisaient par
tie.
Les notres ne sont pas mieux
trait6s dams les K. Of C. ct dams la
plupart DIES autres societies 6tran-
ceres.
Un journal franco-am6ricain
rappelle au sujet du geste franco
phobe DIES Modern Woodmen que
c'est encore a Buffalo que fut adop-
t6, il y a quelques ann6es, ce ia
meux reglement prohibant l'usage
du francais au sein de lOrdre DIES
Forestiers d'Am6rique. La revan-
che dies n0tres ne Sc fit pas atten-
Dire. lis abandonn6rent presque
tous les Forestiers d'Am6rique
pour fonder les Forestiers franco
americans.
ST nos compatriotes pouvaient
c%omprendre une bonnes fois qu'ils
ne sont pas a leur place dams DIES
societies irlandaises, anglaises GU
am6ricaines.
La V6rit3.