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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-28

In the matter OF the estate OF Daniel
Dyer. deceased; private sale OF per
sonal property confirmed.
In the matter of the estate of
Samuel II. Piper. deceased; account
fled and notice ordered.
In the matter OF the estate OF Sarah
f. Piper, deceased: private sale OF
personal goods and chattels confirmed.
Proof of publication OF notice OF APP
pointment fled.
In the matter OF the estate OF Robt.
=. Major. deceased: proof Of publica-
ton of notice OF appointment filed.
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WASHINGTON. ID. c. Sept. 27.-At
the beginning of business to-day the
condition OF the United States Treas
ury was:
Working balance in treasury Offices.
Ss4 500. POS.
In banks and the Philippine treas
ury. $31. S92.S77.
The total of the general fund was
S141 .525. 5S5.
Receipts yesterday. S2.467.76s: dis
bursements. S2.416.3O3.
The deficit to date this fiscal year
IS SIN.s50.913, as against a deficit OF
S'.1'6'l2s at this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama Ca.
nal and public debt transactions.
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Realty Deeds Filed.

Mary Haning and husband to c. D.
Lamb. tract OF land in Pultney town.
ship; consideration, $4,000.
Harry Wiley to Fletcher Benson.
tract of land in Pultney township:
consideration. sl.l0O.
Marie V. Miller and others 10 Thos
Jackley. tract OF land in Pultney town.
ship; consideration. 81.
Lemotte Smith to Grace Smith.
tract OF land in Pease township: con-
sideration, 81.
Lemotte Smith TO Grace Smith.
tract OF land in Martins Ferry: con.
sideration, 81.
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Money.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Money on
caIi' steady. 3is n 23s per cent: ruling
rate. "a; closing bid, "a; offered
at 23s.
Iime loans, steady. } days. 3I.a
80 per cent. and 80 days. 33tft4 six
months, 3!sa4
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. sept. 27.-After the
New York stock market became de-
moralized today big traders here be-
gan selling out wheat they had
bought yesterday Largely as a 70.
suit. the close was ~ q decline Of Ia
l'sc under last night Corn showed
a net loss OF nc to ik0s.c. Oats
were down a shade 10 &C. and pro.
visions lower by 7ikc to 1O035c.
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Coffee

&c. of fHsrHfrH fe ~ Infelf--~-.-
INV YORK. Spot c1.-Havre ws~
49, declined . ~ e franc sepfsmi..r
Futures closed offered af d. $50 H..
rfmh"r closed offered 90 I. o.
March rinaeI offered 90 far w.t
closed offered af no gsr July rrr..f
IN ref af air HIn So O. Quoted nf
10. marsr' barely steady
L. "a NfNTOUu a co
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and Southern Pacific constituted a
further disquieting influence.
Hartman Stocks Weak.

Hartman Stocks Weak.
The weakness OF the Hartman
stocks was ascribed in part TO further
reports that the labor dispute on
those roads had reached critical
point.
With its complexity of home affairs
the market gave no heed to the agree
ment reached in the Moroccan dis
pute or to other developments abroad.
London traded more heavily in this
market than for many months, taking
perhaps $4,000 shares of stock on
balance.
Further cuts in the prices of some
steel specifications were reported.
The steel trade reviews pointed out
a further contraction of business. due
largely to the uncertainty in regard
to the steel corporations affairs.
Trading in bonds was again I'M
unusually heavy. Total sales. par
value. S6.Oi5.Oo0
United States bonds were unchang-
ed on call.
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helfers. 50 OOas 20; calves. Sc OOa

Hogs-Receipts. $4,000: market u
n 2Oc lower than yesterdays average;
light, 81 1916 20: mixed. Sc IOa
20; heavy, $6 10I6 20: roughs.
81 OoN6 20; good to choice heavy.
81 20M6 20; pigs. SO 6Oq6 10; bulk
OF sales. Sc 25d6 o..
Sheep-Receipts. 10000: market
weak: native, SO 5OG4 Is: Western,
81 f5m4 30: yearlings. 81 S5d4 so:
lambs. native. 81 0Og6 90; Western,
81 J0G6 -.
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Marriaqe Licenses.

William A. McGary. age 26. OF Arm
strong's Mills. and Estella G. Car.
penter. age %, OF Powhatan Point.
Albert Il. Slider. age 25. and Daisy
II. Davis. age %. both of Bethesda.
Charles II. Stewart, age 2l. and
Edna 4. Crop. age IL. both OF Hollo-
way.
Louis Brozovic. age 81, and Agnes
Brozovic. age 81. both OF Lansing.
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John a Mccain has begun an IN
junction suit against county officials
TO restrain the levy and sale of per
sonal properly 10 collect the Aiken
liquor Tar for the keeping OF a SPEAK
easy az Is South Fourth street.
which was recently ralded several
times
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NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Prime mer-
camille paper, IA per cent: sterling
exchange steady with actual business
IN bankers bills at $4S3.25 for 90 day
Oils and al S4.S655 for demand. com
merciai bills, S4.S2i2. Bar silver,
9Z1sc; Mexican dollars. 45c. Govern
ment bonds, steady; railroa9 bonds.
weak.
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Married.

Albert F. Slider and Daisy Davis. OF
Bethesda. were quietly married at the
Methodist parsonage here to-day. by
Rev. Eldredge.
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Transfer books close Sept c-th Tor
her LIST
Transfer hooks close Sept 23rd for
Per cont. cash dividend. payable Octo-
her End.
I-Transf"r hooks close Sept. gath for
: per cent cash di,.deiId payable oct. LIST.
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a e Iamaey. hotel proprietor a.
Adeua. died there TusrdaF sff arrd
- Feara HHH uIfr unn una = Wira
NhIuer. rf uEfeIf cod ore
daurhfer Size Lena Irrrrn. sart.rr
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Baron's Local Stocks.

iiEELlNi. ". Va. Sept. 20. II.
Inc rolowins Quotations on the NOR.
tive Wheeling stocks ar" corrs..ss5
9qaIy Tor the inteinRencer Uy George W.
DaIoh. cal broker. Snd II. X. Marshall
.nlLaser Bond department
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H>7lett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. sept 26. IL
The following quotatiors on the more
active wheeling stocKs ara corrected
daily Tor the iuteIusencer by Howard
1az!ett 4 son. local brokers.
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ST. CLAIRSYILLE

Special Dispatch TO the Inteiiireneer.
ST. CEAIRsvILLE. O.. Sept. 81
The following additional petit jurors
Tor the fall term OF common pleas
court have been drawn:
George w. Patton. Flushing town
ship: Samuel Smith. Warren town
ship: Harry Gibbons and A r. Kerr.
Pease township: Charles Culbertson.
Thomas kapned. o. II. Young and
Earl Green. Pultney township.
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Contracts Cor three bridges in
spnnrhcId tosuship have hren
awarded % a. Kerr and Frcd Csr.
Ger 40. - nt $50 IS. No IS 81
g.l-6i. SO 60 af fftf ss
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Total sales I.726.5eO shares.
Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. Sept. -. II.
The active PittsburG stoc~s ,Urrectei
daily By A. +. Mssten & 90. bankers
and brokers. National Exchange Bank
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New York Stock EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept p. II.
Range % active stock. on the New
YORK stock Exchange. corrected daily By
a. L. Masten y Co. brokers
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Civil Cases Filed.

Lucy Danniballe VS.. James Danni-
bale: action for divorce on the
grounds of extreme cruelty.
John ii. McCammic VS.. Jessie Nc
Cammic; action for divorce on the
grounds OF adultery.
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Raymond o. Biack. % years. o,
CadlE and Bcrnico v Bates. - years,
% Iariett
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WHEELING. ". Va. Sept -. -.
Reported 10y \. T. Masten &. co. l.. r
Brand mauager. members Sew YORK
Stock TNrsaus-
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WIDE STOCK
FLUCTUATIONS
RECORDS FOR YEARS BROKEN IN
WALL STREET PRICE RANGE
YESTERDAY.
New Record Made for United States
Steel Stock Following c rvs
Statement.

NEW YORK, Sept 27-Confusion
prevailed throughout today's trading
on the stock exchange and nuctua-
uore we're wider than at any previous
time during the turbulent sessions of
the last few weeks The range OF
prices OF leading stocks in some cases
reached six points. Not for many
years previously, aside from times of
panic. have such fluctuations occurred
within a single session. Total sales
OF stocks were l.726.5O shares. by far
the largest of the year. Dealings in
United States Steel eclipse last Fri
days record. reaching 72i. 500 shares
the largest number of shares of this
STOCK ever traded in. in one dav.
Transactions in Reading and Union
n6Sc ne also were ahnormally heavy
IV''c ming l9S.1OO shares in the case OF
the former stock and 279.5OO for the
later. On the strength Of the United
States Steel corporations statement
that IL would not dissolve volun-
tarlly prices were carried up violently
at the outset. gains I'm some cases
amounting to five points. The mar
ket soon gave way under the J.. tuence
OF series OF severe attacks and It's
gains were lost. At the close some
aN1NAh~ AoNAAfH were TWO points
or more below the previous days
final range
Shorts Stampede.
The statement OF the United States
Steel corporation proved as incnoct
I've IN staying tho tide Of selling As
that Of Attorney General Wickcrsh,m
me immediate effect OF the Statement
was q stampede OF the short interest
Tho selling reached ominous pro.
portions In the early forenoon and
prices melted away. IL was apparsnr
thht the early rise Had been taken
actantage OF. for liquidation and dur.
lns IN" remainder OF the session
stocks were offered whenever the Oh.
portunity presented Bear traders
ERE encouraged by the failure of the
arket TO hold its advantage and
hammered the list relcntlessly. The
market exhibited extr,me nervous.
ness With abnormally wide fuctua.
tons TO the clos
y violent decline in Wabash secur
ries contributed to the weakness of
the market
The heavy losses in net earnings
Tor August reported by Union Pacific
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E ,sna,I BaE KIN, rawder LAG los
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-04-07

mes:
-Daignez consid6rer que je mai
fait qu'user de mon droit; que ja-
mais on ne doit pouvoir dire qu'un
mortel, tel quill soft, ait mis- en-
vain sa confance en- moi. Sill fault
done que les miens sen aillent, eh
bien! je partirai avec eux.
Bon voyage! lui criait-on de
toutes parts. Adieu! Adieu!
Je pars imm6diatement, ct 'em-
meme avec moi mon Epouse ct
mon Fills.
Ces mots furent CONNIE un coup
de tonnerre. Muets de Granite, les
saints n'osaient lever les yeux, tous
s'6loignArent confondus. st Jo-
seph Sc voyant seul ct victorieux,
sen retourna paisiblement q son
atelier, Oh il s'empressa d'ajouter
quelques 6chelons q sa mis6ricor-
dieuse 6chelle.
All! puissions-nous vous ct moi,
un jour, avoir lie bonheur d'attein-
DIRE p6chelle de st Joseph ct de pc
n6trer ainsi dams lie Paradis. !
F. p.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-04-07

Wit tour q tour aux Jacobins, aux
seances des sections, dams les tri-
Dunes de la Convention, au Palais-
Egalit6, partout.oh il pensait ,pou-
voir retrouver Philippe. Null ne
put les METRE sur les traces de ce
dernier. Chaqte soir, en- rentrant
apres' avoir battut lie pave durant
toute la journ6e, il rendait compile
d. Dolores de l'inutilit6 de e re-
cherches. Celle-ci l''6coutait iris
tement. Puts, ellie hochait la tete
ct disait:
-Bridoul a raiscn. Philippe ct
Antoinette ont 6migr6. Nous
sommes condamn6s q ne les revoir
peut-etre jamais. Apres tout, celia
vaut mieux puisqu'ils sont en-
s1ret6.
Mais, meme en- essayant de Sc
CONSIDER ainsi, ellie ne parvenait
pas a imposer silence au chagrin
profound d6chain6 dams son occur.
Ce qui la. d6sesp6rait, c'6tait
moins la separation que l'incerti-
tude. ST vivre loin de ceux que
pon aime est un NAL cruel, ce NAL
n''est-il pas plus cruel, encore lors-
qu'on est a ce point Uncertain de
leur sort, qu'on ne peut dire s'ils
vivent gu s'ils sont morris? Dolo.-
res aimait Antoinette CONNIE une
sour, ct Philippe avec des senti-
ment plus tendres, bien qu'elle Sc
fut sacrifice volontairement, resi-
gn6e a ne voir jamais en- lui autre
chose qu'un fr6re. Ellie ne pou-
wait dependant oublier les emo
ton violentes que &c nom 81 cher
faisait jadis naf5re en- ellie. Ellie
eht pave de sa vie la satisfaction
d'apprendre que Philippe 6tait
heureux.
-Allons, ma file, ne pleure pas
disait Coursegol, nous fnirons par
savoir CO quill sont devenus.
Ills habitent pour sur quelque
part, en- Allemague on en- Angle
terre, ajoutait Bridoul, tourment6s
a cause de vous, CONNIE vous l'6-
ties a cause d'eux. Vous les re-
verrez un jour. Jusque-la, pre-
nez patience.
Plus de quatre mois s'6tait 6cou-
les ainsi, lorsqu'on annonca tout d
coup que lie roi, prisonnier au
Temble allait etre mis- en- juge-
ment. En- meme temps lie bruit
Sc r6pandit que, dams le but
de lie sauver, un certain. NOM
bre de gentilshommes. 6migr6s,
trompant la vigilance meurtri6re
&c la police, 6taient entries dams
Paris, decides q tenter un coup de
main au dernier moment.
"A CoNTrNurp\
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Feuillcton de lEcho de pOuest IL
lD@V@M9un@MMf
ct Sacrifice

Tout! r6pondit Bridoul, ct lie plus
grand de tous serait de to croiser les bras
lei pendant que les bons patriotes Won't
entendre perorer dams les clubs les amis
du peuple. On ~t'6pierait, on to s%urveil-
lerait, car on nous sommes entoures Dies
pions, ct, a la moindre allure suspecte,
nous irons tous dormir sur la paille des
Madelonnettes gu de pAbbaye, en- atten-
dant mieux. Ainsi, attention! ,
Coursegol poussa IN gemassement.
Ne vas-tu pas soupirer? fit BridOul.
&c que je dis, ce que je fails n'empeche
pas de rendrer service a qui lie m6rite.
Au contraire! Je serais richie, 81 j'avais
autant de mile louis que j'ai fat sauver
des gems depuis lie 10 aodt!
-Tals-toi, notre homme! ut vlvement
madame Bridoul; 81 Pom t'entendait!
-Oui. oui, Cornelie, je m'arrete. II
NY a lei que des patriotes, DIES braves
sans-culottes, toujours prets a crier;
"Vive la nation"
En- parlant ainsi, Bridoul psssa dams sa
boutique, Oh divers clients venalent den
trer.
L'ancien dragon Bridoul await depasse
la quarantine. C'etait I'm homme de
petite taille que les projections seules
avaient pu faire entrer dams la cavalerie.
II n'avait rien en- effet de &c qui consti-
tue I'm beau cavalier. SEES jambes cour
tes, son ventre prominent, ses bras enor-
mes, SEES mains grasses lui donnaient,
lorsqu'il etait immobile, Pair dun pin
gouin au repos. Une crosse tete aux
cheveux 6bourifes, deja girls, ave- DIES
i yeux ronds,. surmontait son corps aux
allures I'm peu grotesques. Mas tant de
| bonte 6clatait dams son regard, sa voix
etait 81 pen6trante que Pom devinait sous
ses formes epaisses I'm brave homme, ct
qu'on Sc s~entait, en- lie voyant, invincible-
ment attire vcrs lui. Vingt-cinq ans de
sa vie ,s'etaient ecoules au service du roi.
IL await vaillamment verse son sang, ex-
pose SEES jours ct gagne, grace a phabile-
te apportait en- traitant avec lie recru-
tours, quelques mile livres. Cette peti-
to fortune lui permit I'm jour de gutter
l'arm6e ct de Sc marier. Une jeune ou-
vri6re du faubourg du Roule don't les
beaux yeux a%vaient, ainsi quill lie disait
lui-meme, perez son occur de part en- part
consentit, bien que beaucoup plus jeune
que lui, q punion de leur destinees. En-
1889, les nouveaux 6poux achetaient un
debit de win sur la porte daquel apr6s lie
10 aott, lis coherent prudemment Pen
seigne du "Bonnet phrygien".
Dams lie fond de PANE, lie citoyen Bri-
doul ct 50 femme Corn6lie nourrissaient
les opinions royalistes les plus ardentes.
Apr4s pemprisonnement de Louis XVI
ct des slens, lis pleurerent amerement.
Mails lis %eprouvaient deja un sentiment
qui allait devenir general sous rempire
duquel .s'accomplirent la plupart des eve
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-04-07

L'un d'eux ayant repris la tete de Ia
,ualheureuse %princesse, la troupe Sc re-
NIT on marche, suiv,t de la foule qui pes-
cortait depuis la Force. Quelques mimi
tes apres, lie cabaret etait vide. Bridoul
,~s'6lanca dams rarriere-boutique. Course
gol lie suivit. Par bonheur, les deux
femmes n'avaient rien WI. Grace aux
SONS de Cornelie Bridoul, Dolores etait
en- possession de tout son calme.
-Avant tout, demanda lie marchand de
vim a Coursegol, etes-vous ranges parmi
les suspects? Fuyez-vous des poursul'
tes? Dois-je vous cacher?
Mon, repondit CO dernier. Nous
sommes venus d Paris avec pespoir d'y
trouver M. Philippe.
-Notre ancien capitaine?
-Lui-meme, reprit Coursegol, qui ra-
conta sur-le-champ 4 son ancien camara-
de les evenements que nos lecteurs sa-
vent deja.
.Bridoul recouta en- silence, douloureu.
sement emu, en- apprenant les mslheurs
don't son ami lui faisait lie r6cit. Lorsque
CO dernier cut tini, il prit la parole a son
tour.
~-Je suis pref a afirmer que lie capt.
tame nest pas d Paris. Sill y etait, il au-
raft couru, CONNIE tous les mobiles, de tres
grands dangers, ct, dams le dangers, IL
aurait songe d son ancien soldat Bridoul
don't il connaissait lie devouement.
All! tn mas pas change! s'6cria Cour-
segol en- lui serrant les mains.
Mon, je mai pas change; tel tn mas
connu, tel tn me trouves. Settlement,
mon brave, il faut etre prudent. Tu as
bien fat de venir dams ma maison. Jus
qua nouvel ordre Ia cheyenne ct tot vous
y demeurerez avec JUS Vous 6tes de
la famille. Plus tard, sill y a lieu, nous
aviserons mails, dos ce solr je te conduirai
a la section du Temple don't je fails par
tie. Je te %presenterai CONNIE mon beau
frere, I'm brave patriotic du Midi.
Que diable veux-tu que jailie faire
a la section du Temple? demanda Cour-
segol. >
&c que tn iras hurler avec les loups;
&c uui est le seul moyen de metre mango
par eux.
Coursegol resistant encore.
M. Bridoul a raison, objecta timide-
ment Dolores.
Ma niece vous vous ranger aPavis
de votre oncle, ct vous faites bien, reprit
Bridoul. Settlement gardez-yous de
m'appeler monsieur Celia sufit, par lie
temps qui court, pour conduire en- pri-
son!
Tout est done un crime? s'ecria
Cou,segol.
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"a CoNr1NUER }
L'EchelIe de St Joseph

Voulez-vous un moyen Sur DIAL.
Ter au Ciel!-Tachez d;atteindre
P6chelle de St Joseph ct vous pc
n4tretez certainement de cette ma
Mere dams le paradis.-Je ne ga
rants pas la v6racit6 de lhistoire
que je vais vous raconter. -. ce
qui m'int6resse c'est la confance
en- St Joseph d6montree par This
toire populaire suivante.
I'm jour, les saints du Ciel con-
versaient entire eux ct s'entrete-
naient de chooses ct d'autres. "Ne
remarquez-vous pas dit Fun, que
depuis quelque temps, il circule
dams lie Paradis certains individus
a la mine suspecte?"-On r6solut
d'envoyer des deputies a st Pierre,
porter du Paradis, pour lui de-
mander DIES explications.-St Pier
re 6tait en- train de prouver d un
malheureux buveur, qui cherchait
q p6n6trer au eiel, quill await be-
soin d'etre purii6 quelque temps
en- purgatoire.
[. -Pleins de respect pour vos u
gustes fonctions, nous venons vous
demander comment, depuis un GER
tain temps, vous vous relachez de
vos justes rigueurs ct admettez au
ciel des gems aux allures 81 commu-
mes?
Eth quot! reprit vivement st
Pierre, je garde ct je veille mutt ct
jour, ct c'est a moi que vous adres-
seq ces reproches de negligence ct
faiblesse! Que st Yves-le seul
avocat que nous ayons au ciel--
s'empresse d'6claircir ce myst6re ct
de nous apprentice par qui ills ont
6t6 introduits. St Yves, par quel-
'ques adroites questions, suit bient6t
6clairer toute Taffaire.
-Je TAI trouv6 s'6cria st Yves,
il ny a que st Joseph pour nous
jouer de PARCELS tours!.... VOLTA le
secret de tout ce bruit de scie, de
rabot, de marteau que nous enten-
dons parfois. Dams lie coin le plus
recul6 du Paradis, Oh ne passe ja-
mails nj saint, nj ange, st Joseph a
6tabli un atelier. Loin de tous re-
CARDS indiscrets, il a fabrique une
Tongue 6chelle ct la applique au
muir du Paradis. VOLTA tout lie
myst6re..
A cette revelation inattendue,
tous les saints s'empresserent de Sc
rendre q l'endroit d6sign6. L'6-
chelle de st. Joseph 6tait Ia.
ii est evident, s'6cria st Matthew
que st Joseph fait passer des ames
par lei. Je m'explique maintenant
Ia nombreuse clientele parmi les
enfants de la terre.
Qui pourrait redire toutes les
clameurs que cette d6couverte SOU
leva contre st Joseph? st Pierre
surtout 6tait m6content.
"A quoi me servent, s'6criait-il.
mes glorieuses fonctions de por-
tier? Je renoncerai q ma charge
plutot que. de soufffrir qu'une seule
anne entire lei autrement que par
cette porte ct D paide de cette clef.
Tous furent du meme avis ct de-
quill fallait au plus tot
expulser du ciel tonte cette foule de
introduits par st Joseph. Sur
vint alors st Joseph qui r6clama
humblement le silence en- ces ter
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-04-07
FEU! FEU! FEU!

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-01
GRANDLECTURE SUNDAY
Wisconsin Professor, 10 to DO che
Speaker-Fameua in HE
Line.

One of the best popular lecturers
in the west will speak at the Grand
theatre next Sunday evening, namely:
DIR. Joseph Jastrow. professor Of psy-
chology at the University Of Wiscon-
sin. He will give his famous lecture
on The Psychology of Social Express
sion. a subject in which he is deeply
interested, and which will attract, no
doubt, an unusually large audience.
DR.. Jastrow's name is familiar to
many readers, as he is frequent con-
tributor TO such magazines as The
Century, Harper's. Scribner's Cosmo-
politan, etc. He is also the author Of
numerous widely read books, such as
Fact and Fable in Psychology, The
Sub-Conscious, Qualities of Men, and
has in press book entitled Charac-
ter and Temperament. which is based
on series of lectures delivered at
Columbia university last year.
1t is Indeed rare treat TO hear DIR.
Jastrow, as he makes but few en-
gagements outside of wisconsin.