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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-10
ANNOUNCEMENT.

iiT;-@"C7o"'TTr~7M ~ z +, 7MI07RTaN. DENTISf. HAS
now severed all connection With DR.,
WIN Brosdbcnt and remains in the same
Iacafion slIlto 5O0-2. Scott bldg, First
class work at reasonable prices blS6
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
BIRMINGHAM IS
SAVING A BIG
sum OF MONEY
ADDITIONAL CUTS MADE YESTER-
DAY CARRY TOTAL PAST
NINETY THOUSAND.
Commission Has Reorgarized .he FL
nsnciaI Department and Placed an
Expert Accountant At Its Head.
Several Employees Dropped.

birmingham, Ala. April 29.-The
Birmingham commission shot the an
nual saving in municipal pay rolls
past the $4,000 mark and we'll into
Sloo,000 by cuts in the financial de-
lartment made effective today.
Ten thousand four hundred dollars
Is TIE exact saving as resClt of tie
mer&er in the financial department,
the offices of auditor, comptroller and
ueasrrer being consolidated Auditor
Peterson and Comptroller Eustis were
dropped from the pay roll.
c. II. ADJ oft. expert accountant
was elected read of the financial de.
partment, and W. r. Copeland. treas
urer, was made clerk at little more
than half his former salary. Four
clerks in the financial department
we're also separated from their Jobs.
TIE commission has learned that
the city tas, for years, been paying
Chicago man 5000 a month as con
cutting engineer. Investigation re.
'ealed the fact that this man is now
IN vancouver, +. C. Payment of his
salary was promptly suspended.
Ihis saving, together with the saw
Ing effected in reduced interest on
borrowed money and cut in pay rolls.
makes the total annual saving CT
early 100000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
LABOR MEN PREPARE FOR BIG
BATTLE IN M'NAMARA CASE
Defendants Calmly Await Outcome OF
Struggle.

s Los Angeles, April 29.-Calmly
awaiting developments. John J. Nc
Namara, secretary of the Internation-
al Association Of Bridge and Struc-
tural Iron Workers: his brother.
James B. Mcnamara. a union iron
worker, and Ortie f. McManigal
charged with a series of dynamite
outrages, are obeying the instruc-
tions of tfleir attorney and refuse all
interviews.
The only attorneys retained by the
defense are Job Hartman of Los An
geles; o. n. Hilton, of Denver, and
Clarence Darrow, of Chicago, the lat
ter icing chief counsel. Darrow is
expected here Monday.
Nothing more definite regarding the
defense has been stated than that it
will try to prove that it was gas
which caused the explosion in the
Times. building.
Assistant District Attorney Ford i:
due to arrive from Indianapolis Mon
day. 1t is thought he will bring con
siderable documentary evidence, pos
sibly a copy of the alleged Chicago
confession of McManigal.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
ZELMEtNoVITZ MAY WEEK SALE
Popular Store Will Begin the Sale
Tomorrow

'll q -
Just as young mans fancy turns
to love in the spring, so does the
feminine mind turn to new clothes.
1here has never been time in the
history Of our country when dainty.
desirable dress goods were to Re had
in such lavish assortment of de.
signs, such splendor of quality and
at so reasonable cost.
The May week sale of A. Zelmeno-
vitz has become an event with the
ladies of Brunswick.
Each year the assortment seems
perfect, but each year seems to out
do the last. This years sale. begin
ming on Monday, May /. will show
an elal orate display of goods for the
minute-not Followers. nor remnants
nor sale stock, but fresh fashion
able and dainty things which will
prove Irresistible to the woman
whose wardrobe and household call
for replenisIling.
The suits and dresses are of the
latest and most popular modes. and
may be had for street or more form.
al wear.
Every dollar spent will give the
limit of value, and it is safe TO pre-
dict that the May week sale of Nav.
1911, at Helmenoyitz will lie one of
the most successful in the history Of
the firm.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
.STAUNTON MAN
TO TELL ABOUT
A COMMISSION
WILL SPEAK HERE BY INVITA-.
TON AND EXPLAIN WORKING
OF THE COMMISSION IDEA.
Ire Special Committee, Members CT
Council and Various Citizens VII,
Hear the Talk of the vrginian.
Much Interest Manifested.

Accepting the invitation Of the spe.
clal committee named few weeks
ago to look into the question of a.
commission form of government for
Brunswick, Hon. John Crosby, presi-
dent Cf the common council of the
city of Staunton. Va, will arrive in
the city TresdaY N.IsH..e. On Wed.
nesday morning at 10 o'clock before
the special council committee and the
other members of the city council Mr.,
Grossly will explain in detail this
new plan of municipal government
which is attracting the attention of
the entire country. The Staunton
government has become famous all
over the country for the reason that
it goes more at the heart of central.
ization tlan is the case with the com.
mission form, reposing in one official
that CT general manager-the entire
business management of the city.
Under its operation and it has been
IN vogue in Staunton for only few
years. that city has made splendid
progress and has managed to make
magnificent showings from a financial
point OF view each year, reducing the
floating indebtedness by large per-
centage and affording better govern
ment at cheaper price
The committee having in charge
this vitally important matter is going
to give the subject a very careful
threshing out before it makes it's
final report TO the council and in the
course of a week or ten days will
rave some city official to exemplify
the workings of the commission form.
in whihc the governing power of the
municipality is vested in three COM
missioners elected by the popular
vote Of Bse people. sss
Citizens interested in the movement
are invited to hear Mr.. Crosby at the
city hall on Wednesday morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30

the air by an assistant, missing only
3 out of the entire lot and only out
of the first $4,000. During the shoot
ing he made straight runs of 14,540,
1889, 1922. 1929 and 1898. The
shooting outfit he used was two Win
chester automatic rifles and Winches-
ter cartridges, and the loading of the
rifles was done by himself Consider
ing TIE almost incredible score and
the tremendous strain of such inces-
SAINT shooting, it is unlikely that this
record will ever he beaten.
Other remarkable feats of Mr.. Top
perwein with the rife were tlis scor-
ing of S5 out of 100 1-2 inch targets
thrown into the air while riding at
full speed in an automobile; and the
breaking of 3,507 targets without a
miss at the Worlds Fair in st. Louis.
Mrs. Topperwein, who shoots to
many marvellous fancy and trick shots
and also of the feat of drawing the
outlines of Indian chiefs and other
pictures with bullets shot from a rife
Rifle Shooting is not his only acquire
ment, as he does wonderful work also
with revolver pistol and shotgun.
Mrs. Topperwein, who shoots to
demonstrate the superior quality ol
the American Powder Mills dead
Shot smokeless powder. is undoubt
edly the premier lady shot of the
world. Although she took up shoot
ing only few years ago, she has
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
SOME NEWS FROM DARIEN.
interesting Items From the McIntost
Metropolis.

Darlen. April 29.-1E ere was some
timber down during the week. the
rivers Icing in fair rafting condition.
There are now in the port of Darien
loading with timber and lumber, YES.
sells. ,. as follows: Steamships, o:
barhs, 0: schooners, ?.
During the week there was cleared
from TIE port Of Darien. for foreign
and coastwise 1,S45,7O5 superficial
feet of sawn, hemn timber, lumber
and deals, the total value Icing $50,
250.
Messrs. August Schmidt & Co
cleared on Friday. the 21st, the Ger
man steamship Secunda, CAPTAIN Pet
erson, for Bordeaux, France, witt
l,4l1 ,l05 feet of sawn timber, valued
at $l9,750.
The hilton q Dodge Lumber com
pany cleared on Saturday the scnoon
er Frank NJ. Low, Captain Donovan
for Gardener. Maine. with a cargo o
1@4600 feet Of lumber and boards
valued at $l0,500.
During the week the Ocmulee,
river at Macon was rs feet: at Hawk
insyllc ~ feet; at ADJ evlle 40 feet
and at Lumber City 4.3 feet. Tn,
Oconee river at Milledgeville read 4 i,
feet and at Dublin Is feet.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
THE LADIES RETURN THANKS
TO THOSE WHO ASSISTED

kditor Bruins News
Dear Sir-The ladies' OF the Me.
moriaf Association desire, through the
medium of your paper. to return
thanks to all WIlo assisted them on
Memorial Day. Especially do they
thank Major Dunn and mis- able staff
for taking charge of the parade; the
Baptists for the loan of their church I;
Mr.. Whitman, for his splendid ad-
dress; Tie band, for their sweet
music; the Riflemea and Canton, for
their participation in the parade: Mr.
McCrary for the loan of carriages
and last, 'ut not least, the Bruins
wick News, for kindly printing olu
prosfams. Respectfully.
MRS. j NJ MADDEN. Pres
MRS. J. w. HUNTER, Sec.
Memorial Association.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
JILTED WOMAN
EXPOSED PLOT
GAVE DETECTIVES TIP WHICH
CAUSED THE ARREST OF
ALLEGED DcNAMlTERs.

Il at q Tilted woman, who had been
forsaken for another, was at the bot
tom Of the uncoYering OF the plot to
GTnamite the Los Angeles Times
building, which resulted in the death
cf twenty-one persons, is tie report
received by j. f. Burgess. principal
of the Metropolitan Detective Agency
Of Jacksonville, who was in this city
last night.
According to the information re-
celved tF Burgess, the woman who is
alleged to have given the plot away
and caused DE arrest OF ]. J. McNa-
mara and other labor leaders. was in
love with MaNamara, but had been
repulsed by him.
When. after repeated attempts to
effect a reconciia ton with McNama-
ra, the woman failed, she is said to
have gone to jle office OF Detective
William J. Burns in Los Angeles and
to ha~e made a clean breast Of the
ploJ, as far as she knew it,
This woman. whose name was not
Hnf VII to Burgess informant, is said
not only to have given the detective
tie details of tae plot and the names
OF the persons connected with it, but
to have told Burns that a quantity of
dynamite had been hidden by McNa-
mara in Indianapolis.
1t does not appear that the woman
knew tsje exact location of the hidden
explosives, but the tip, which came
freely to Burns and his men, was act
ed upon at once, and, after months OF
Investigation resulted in the arrest OF
the alleged conspirators and the dis
covery, not only of the dynamite did
den in Indianapolis, hut other evi
dence which will be used against the
men now under arrest, charged with
the crime.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
CRACK SHOTS
WILL Be HERE
NEXT F R|OAy
MES. ToPPERWEiN, THE CHAM
PloN SHOT GUN AND PISTOL
SHOT TO BE HERE.
Exti5iticn' viii Be Given At the
Grounds Of the Local Gun Club,
and Everybody Is Invited to Be
Present.

AS reported in TIE News a few
days ago, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Top
perWein, the celebrated marksmen,
Will give an exhibition of expert and
fancy shooting here, which everybody
ought to see, as no such marvellous
shooting has ever been done in this
section. 1t will be a revelation to all
of the wonderful possibilities of mod
ern arms and ammunition in the
hands of the greatest experts. Mr..
Topperwein is the acknowledged dean
OF fancy and trick shots, and his
many feats are of highly sensational
character. Mrs. Topperweili has 90
equal among women for adeptness in
shooting. Ladies are especially urg-
ed to go and witness her astonish-
ing skill with shotgun, rifle and pistol
Admission will be free to all.
Some idea of the unusual character
of the exhibition given by. the Top
perweins will be gained from the fol-
lowing remarks: Adolph Topperwein,
the greatest living fancy and flying
target shot with a rifle, represents
the Winchester Repeating Arms com.
pany, and lives in San Antonio, Tex
His native state has long been noted
for it's expert shooters and this
penchant for shooting among Texans,
added to his natural ability undout-
edly accounts for the wonderful skill
he displays. He uses no special
equipment, but ordinary Winchester
rifles, shooting regular cartridges
with solid ball; or, in other words,
cartridges such as are sold by all
dealers. He shoots at oranges, ap-
pies, bits of coal or brick, walnuts,
small marbles, empty cartridge shells
and many other tiny objects, which
are all thrown into the air and hit
with either rifle or revolver.
In the most remarkable exhibition
of rife shooting ever givei, Mr. Top
perwein shot for ten days at 72,500
IA inch wooden blocks thrown into
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
CHANCE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
Nashville, Tenn, Has Money to Ad-
vertise the City.

Nashville, Tenn, has $150,00O to
spend in advertising that city and has
made an offer of a nrize of 800 for
the boy or girl under eighteen years,
who gives the best suggestion for
spending the money.
The city authorities received a
telegram from the Nashville In
dustrial Bureal, asking them to com.
municate with the boys and girls of
this city relative to the chance to
earn prize. In the telegram it is
stated that Nashville has 1le lowest
cost of living and lowest railroad
rates in the south; also that the
climate is good, the soil fertile and
the market all That could he de-
sired.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30

startled the shooting world and enter
tanned many Thousands of people by
her great skill with rife, shot gun
and pistol. Shooting comes natural
to her, as without seeming difficulty
she masters various kinds of shooting
quickly.
Her first public appearance was at
tie Worlds Fair in ST. Louis, where,
with a Winchester automatic rife,
she broke 967 out of 1000 2 1-2 inch
flying targets, and later, 1895 out of
1000, with a straight run of 1.437.
Besides being wonderful wing and
fancy shot, Mrs. Topperwein is a con
sistent shooter at the traps and has
won many high averages in open
competitions shooting against the
best professional and amateur shots
in the world Among her scores are
19Sx200, 245X250, 3S5x400 and ASK
500 At San Antonio. Texas, July 18,
1908, size broke 961x1 900 targets
thrown from regulation traps at the
regulation distance, shooting the en-
tire numter Of shots in four hours
and thirty-five minutes.
At the Pacific Coast Handicap held
at Seattle in 1910, Mrs. Topperwein
won high general average over a
large field of the best shots of the
Pacific Coast and Canada. On the
first day of the tournament she made
the remarkable score of 195x200,
which included 20 doubles, and on the
final day, she broke the entire pro-
gram of 100 singles straight. She
has broken 100 straight and better
great number of times, her longest
run being 226.
Her score at the Grand Amateur
Handicap, held at Chicago in 1910,
where she was the only lady shooting,
was 96xl00 from 10 yards. Mrs. Top
perwein is TIE only lady in the world
who ever had the honor to qualify as
national marksman in open com.
petition, shooting at 200. 800 and 500
yards with military rifle.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
COUNTY SOLONS
MEET TUESDAY
BUSINESS MEN MAC TALK TO
THEM ON THE AlTAMAHA
BRIDGE PROPOSITION.

1he regular monthly meeting of tae
county commissioners of Glynn coun-
ty will meet at the court house Tues
day and it is probable that DELEGATION
OF business men will appear before
b'e beard and explain why the Alta.
maha tridge project should receive
their consideration.
1t is reported that most of the
commissioners are against the bridge
idea, but strong pressure will be
Drought to bear in the matter and it
may he that tie sentiments CT the
board will be changed.
The city has appropriated ten thou
sand dollars to start with.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
MACHINISTS WANT A
BETTER WAGE SCALE

Jacksonville. April 30 All OF the
striking machinists and bOilermakers
10 walked out at 4:30 O'clock last
eTening were still out this morning.
\ demand was made upon six of the
leading firms in the city employing
skilled workmen in this line Friday
afternoon TO sign new wage scale
The Johnson Boiler Works and the
Martin and Lampkins Company, were
the only firms to comply with tie
request. Merrill-Steyens, the Gunner
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
CHANGE OF THE COUNTY LINE.
Glynn and Camden Agree to Civino
Latter a Few Acres.

Some months ago The News print
ed the facts in regard to the chang
ing Of the line between Glynn and
Camden counties. TIE commission
ers of 10th have agreed on the propo-
sition and it only remains now for
the legal requirements to be complied
with.
The change will give Camden about
one thousand acres, but this is really
saving to this county as the cost
of maintaining the road through the
thousand acres amounts to nearly
double the taxes received
AS the commissioners are satisfied
with the change it will no doubt re
a financial benefit to let the land go.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30

at Anaconda, Montana, whio'l is seven
thousand feet above sea level, and it
was evident that an operation would
he necessary if her life were saved.
Not caring to have the operation peg-
formed in Montana. the sufferers
brother. Marcus DAILY. Jr.. chartered
a special train for New York witch
ram through without stopnine at a
record-breaking rate cf speed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30

Lumtll Company, the Gibbs Gas En-
slne NUrks and Murphy.s Ircn Wori ;
refused TO sign the asreement.
The striking worhmen, about fifty
IN numl er, claim that they are receiy-
ing less wages in Glis city than are
similar workmen in the cities of Tam
pa, Brunswick and Savannah. and in
all other contract shops. The agree.
ment is short and to the point. 1t
calls. fer a nine-hour day, holiday ob.
selHance, provisions for overtime
work and an increase in pay.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
THIS CROSS COUNTRY
DASH RESULTSIN DEATH

New York, April 29.-Following a
desperate rush across the continent
in the hope of saving her life, Mrs
Margaret DAILY Brown daughter of
the late Marcus DAILY, died this morn
ing at FER mothers residence on
Fifth avenue. She inherited several
million dollars on the death of her
father. "
Mrs. Brown suffered a heart attack
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
JOHN BULL LAUNCHES ONE
MORE MONSTER WAR VESSEL
Princess Royal Given to Ocean Waves
Today

Barrow-In-Furness, England, April
29.-Princess Royal, the largest cruis.
er-battleSlip built for the British
navy, was launched today and chris.
tened Princess Royal Louise, after
whom the vessel was named.
The cruiser has a displacement of
26,3G0 tons. and turbine engines af.
fording 10000 tons horsepower.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY BOYS
START BOOM FOR WILSON
Will Assist Educator in Getting Presi.
dental Nomination,

Norfolk, April Ex-Governor Wood
row Wilson OF New Jersey arrived
this morning at attend the banquet
tonight of the Pewter Platter Club,
where he will be the guest of honor,
with President Alderman OF the Uni
versity of Virginia.
Governor Wilson today received
members Of the Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Club, one of the first or
ganizations formed to room Wilson
for the democratic presidential nomi-
nation in 1912.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
4 FOREIGN VESSEL IS LOST.
Two Lloyd Vessels Go Down OF tn,
Spanish Coast.

London, April 29.-Lloyd's agent at
Corcubian, Spain, today reported two
steamships lost off Cape Vilane, a
promontory on the northwestern ex-
tremity of the Spanish peninsula. One
of them is the italian ship f. S. Clam
pa, boupd from Renarth. Wales, for
Genoa, with cargo of coal. The
otner ships identity is not known.
The Clampa was boat of about
$500 tons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
GOMEZ PEACE COMMISSIONER.
Noted Mexican May Represent Rebels
In Conference,

El Paso. Tex, April 29.-It is ex-
pected with the arrival tonight of DR..
Vazquez Gomez, re will be named by
General Madero as insurrecto peace
commissioner. Abram Gonzalez, pro-
visional governor of Chihuahua. arriv-
ed here today none too confident of
the success of the negotiations.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
PORTLAND is FIRE STRICKEN.

Portland, Me-, April 29.-Losses az.
gregating s25O,O0O resulted from fires
thls morning in different parts of the
city. Eighteen families were render.
ed homeless by a fire Turning eleven
houses.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
UNKNOWN VILLAIN CLUBS
JERSEY WOMAN TO DEATH

Pretty Young Woman Victim of Crew.
some Tragedy.
Lakewood, N. j., April 29.-This
session is being sroured or the slayer
OF Mrs. Charles Turner, found clubbed
to death in nearby woods yesterday.
There are no clues. The motive for
the crime is not determined.
The woman was the young and at
tractive wife Of responsible employe
of George J. Jould's estate. There
was every indication that she strug-
gled desperately against her assail.
ant.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
BOAT TO ST. SIMON TODAY.
Attacuin Will Make the Usual Sunda,
Trip.

The regular Sunday schedule of the
Attaquin will he run to st. Simon
today, leaving a. m. and . D. M. and
beginning tomorrow the Attaquin will
make a regular trip on every Monday
The schedule provides for trip from
Brunswick at a. M, returning leave
Ocean Pier at Il a. m.
This additional boat gives a service
by the Attaquin tflree days in teach
week: on Saturday. Sunday and Mon.
day In addition the Hessie makes
a round trip every day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
Labor Defends MaNamara.

Laboring men have Teen incensed
because OF the arrest and spiriting
away Of John T. Mcnamara and oth-
ers alleged to be implicated in the
Los Angeles Times dynamiting trag-
edy, from indianapolis, and this feel
ing has done much to make amicable
settlement of differences difficult. La
Dor leaders say the Los Angeles trial
marks the teginning of a determined
war on unionism, and they are ready
for the battle.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30
CHICAGO FEARS
LABOR TROUBLE
ON A BIG SCALE
SosTXFWE THOUSAND MEN
MAY LEAVE WORK DUR
ING COMING WEEK.
Business and Laoorins Men FEAR
May D1y" onferences-Arrest OF
Alleges Los Angeles Dynamiters
AIDES Fuel.

Chicago. April 29.-As May Day
arrresG G'aes Ciicago's industrial hori-
zcn is more clcuded than for several
years. i
Wage disputes and jurisdictional
controversies, involving over $4,000
men, is proving a disturbing factor
and may result in many strikes and
iockouts next week. In point of aum-
Der, tie building trades war is the
most serious of impending labor diff
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-30

while There's Life.r
count of No Account
An Elevator Romance"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-11-24
Les Notres dams Ontario

LIE Toronto STAR a pupli6 un
article fort int6ressant sur laug-
mentation des Canadiehs francais
dams Ontario:
"En 1901, la population d'Onta-
rio 6tait de 2,182,947 don't 1851
d'origine franchise. En- 1911 la
population d'Ontario est de 2,5l2,-
9O2. On ne connt 4 pas encore Ia
proportion des differences races
mais 81 la population augment6
en- proportion de la population to-
tale de la province ellie doit etre
d'environ $4,000.
On toute raison de croire
qu'elle excede de beaucoup ce
chiffre ct au lieu d'augmenter de
Is p. c. en- dix ans ellie a probable
ment augment6 de 56 p. c. au
moins.
Get estim6 nest pas base sur
une simple speculation. III y a
deux ans un recensement ecclesi-
astique de la province a etc pris.
II dome le r6sultat suivant pour
la population catholique francaise
d'Ontario, par