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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
DIG UP
CUPS UNDER ORDERS

Newield, Oct. 17.-Since the opin-
ion rendered by the Supreme Court
requiring railroad companies to pro-
vide passengers on their trains with
sanitary drinking cups, commu ers on
the West Jersey & Seashore Railroad
have dicovered that that company
has kept within the law by supplying
its trains crews with individual paper
cups.
Passengers who have previously
bought their paper cups at the sta
lions, or gone thirsty while on the
train, have discovered hat all they
have to do now is to give the conduc-
tor the proper sign and he digs into
his pocket and brings forth a nicely
folded sanitary paper cup. These
cups are given free to the passengers
without even a tip and the demand
has already begun to increase since
travellers have discovered the scheme.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
BOY STRUGY BY AUTO
EXPECTED TO RECOVER

Erick Scott, the nine year old boy,
of Prospect street. who was run over
by a heavy automobile nea his home
Sunday night, is improving as rapid
ly as can be expected. He is still
suffering from Commissions
and cuts about the body. He has
most severe bruises over the stomach
and on the hip. DR.. j. G. Cotrell is
in attendance.
The accident occurred as the Scott
boy was standing on Sheridan street
and watching a trolley car go by, it
is declared. He failed to see an
automobile enroute from Monmouth
county to this city and did not hear
the whistle declared to have been
sounded by its driver. He was struck
and run over by the forward part of
the machine. The autoists brought
him home and provided for medical
attendance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
HOW ROOSEVELT
ORDERED RETURN OF
STANDARD OIL MONEY
Special By United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
Washington, Oct. 17:-How Col
oneI Roosevelt ordered the return OF
the Standard Oil contributions in
1904, was told to the Clapp commit
tee today by George Cortelyou, chair
man of the 1904 Republican cam
paign. Corroborating the story of the
colonel, Cortelyou said he gave
Treasurer Bliss the order of Roose-
welt to refuse any standard contribu-
tions and that Bliss had said none
had been received. Cortelyou said
that after the campaign he had
heard that H. H. Rogers had contri-
buted. Cortelyou denied that he
had asked Morgan for money and
that the interests underworld Roose-
velt's campaign. Cortelyou In
creased his estimate Of the 1904 con-
tribution to 100000 instead OF
$4,000 as he formerly testified,
Cortelyou declared there was no
foundation for the charge of Senator
Penrose that Roosevelt was at the
head of his 1904 campaign.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17

NEWS NM

William Pfrrman has opened
the College Inn at IA Smith street.
Vocal and instrumental entertain
ment is furnished there nightly.
ALL members of the Woman's
Relief Corps No. 4 OF James H.
Dandy Post G. A. r. are requested
to be at an important business ses-
sion Of the corps tomorrow after
noon in Odd Fellows hall. Special
business will be transacted.
A largely attended meeting Of
the Dana Relief Society was held
last night in its rooms in Dana hall.
Perth Amboy Camp No. 10,
Woodmen Of the World, held a short
business session in Red Mems hall
last night. Several candidates who
were scheduled to be initiated failed
to put In appearance to receive the
degree of the order.
"A meeting of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry OF st. Peters Episcopal church
was held at the parish house yester-
day afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
REPUBLICANS
MEET TONIGHT
F. A. Seaman Will Speak On
"Street P%avements."

Speakers of prominence are sched-
uled to be present at a Republican
mass meeting to be held tonight in
Goodwill hall, Smith street. Alder
man F. A. Seaman will talk on the
subject of street pavement In this
city. He will not make 1t a political
address, but simply to speak about
the city's street pavement, he says.
B. F. S. Brown, candidate for con-
gress, the Hon. Isaac T. Nichols, SEN
ator of Cumberland county, and 9TH
ers are slated to be on hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
THREATENS TO
KILL HIS WIFE

Eagerness In displaying a revolver
and making threats publicly that he
wanted to kill his wife got Romano
Mack, of 23S Huntingt street, in
the clutches of the law last night.
He was arrested by Patrolman Smith
end was released under SUSPENSION
of sentence this morning. The re-
volver he carried Vas a broken and
useless firearm. Sylvester Walickv
a saloonkeeper of Hall venue and
Penn street, took the weapon away
from him and summoned the police.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
Mail Cases are Heard.

Trenton, Oct. 17:-Mrs. Anna M.
Huyler, Of Plainfeld, charged with
misuse of the mails, retracted her
plea Of not guilty to non vult in the
United States Court yesterday. The
bail of Gabrial Bove, Of Paterson,
amounting to $4,000, was forfeited
when the defendant failed to answer
to his name in court. Bove is
charged with using the malls in con-
nection with a lottery scheme. His
bondsmen are Raffaele Di LUCIA and
Tomasso VigritO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
CLASSIFIED ADS.
Received Too la.o Tor Classification
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOM to gentleman,
2lS State St., between Market and
Gordon SITS. 11S65-10-l7-3t
NICE FURNISHED ROOM in new
private house, all improvements. l59
State st. 1l~S6l-l0-l7-3t
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS near City hal
and overlooking bay. Modern i'm
provements. 253 Water St., corner Ut
Market st. 11S62-10-l7-lmo
HELP WANTED-MALE.
SALESMAN WANTED. Inquire NJ.
Michaels & Co., ia Smith st. APP
ply Friday. ll856-l0-l7-1t
WANTED.
WANTED-Two or three unfurnished
rooms by elderly lady in southern
section. Inquire l91 Brighton Ave.
1~1S5S-l0-17-2t
HELP WANTED-FEMAL
SALESWOMAN WANTED; one speak
ing foreign language preferred. NJ.
Michaels & Co., TIA Smith ST. Apply
Friday. l1857.10-17-1t
WANTED-Pressers and small girls
from IA to Is years of age. Apply
H. Rosenthal s Co. Handkerchief Fac
sory. 1~l859-1g-17-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
LANGUAGE
AND FALSEH00DS LED
TO ATTACK ON 7. R.
Special by United Press Wire.

New York. Oct. 17:-In a bitter
arraignment of Governor Marshal,
Chairman Hilles and John M. Harlan,
Medil Mccormick, western manager
of the Progressives, declared today
that their RECKLESS language and
outrageous falsehood inevitably lead
TO the Indictment of violence" and
precipitated the attack to assassinate
Roosevelt. He declared the declara-
ton Of David Mulvane, Republican
committeeman, and w. r. King,
Democratic committeeman that the
Progressives were trying to make
capital out of the shooting Of the
colonel should cause "WilsOn and
Taft to pitch those two cads out Of
the party"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
Board Appoints Secretary.

Jersey City, Oct. l7.-Rverson
Richie, who is said to be the best
Informed man in the county In
chamber of commerce work, has been
appointed secretary of the New Jer-
sey State Chamber of Commerce, at
= salary of $40 600 a wear. He will
Up his new duries November 4,
when the chamhe~ win open q sui. e
Of oflces In the Commercial Trust
Nuilding, this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
Find Man Stabbed in Head.

A man, believed to have been
stabbed in the head, was found in an
unconscious condition In the lower
yard of the Lehigh Valley railroad
last night. He was attended by DR..
Tyrrell and sent to Lehighton in a
caboose. 1t was believed he lived
there. When he recovered his senses
he complained of having lost SIS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
Brakeman Has Foot Mashed.

Henry Laskowski, son of Adam
Laskowski, Of 1874 Hall avenue, had
his left foot crushed while perform
ing the duties of brakeman on the
local division of the Lehigh- Valley
railroad this morning. He was at
tended by DR.. G. W. Tyrrell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17

rIMKO-Mary. fifty-six years old, at
her home yesterday in Keasbey.
Besides her husband, she Is sur
vived by several children. The
children. The funeral was held
this afternoon from st. Johns the
Baptist Greek Catholic church.
Iuterment In st. Johns cemtery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
DIR. STARR

Rev. DR.. Starr. minister in charge
of st. Peters church during the psct
summer. reports from Canada his
complete recovery from severe fnju-
rfes received nv a foil In Sentembar.
His address after October goth, will
be Port Rowa1, Ontario, Canada,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17

Attempt to Hob Store.
An attempt was made to enter a
in the brick store and dwelling
1ause at State and Centre streets
asst night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
REV. ZJFIJNSKJ HOME.

Rev. Julian Zielinsk', pastor Of st.
Stephens Polish Catholic church at
500 State street, who returned from
an extended trip abroad October 4 Is
much improved In health, although
recovery from IN attack Of PARALYSIS
of about two years r is slow. Rev.
Zielinski was formerly a memNer of
the Board OF Trustees Of the Public
Library. which position he resigned
to go abroad for his health a year
and a half ago..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
.M32&81
To BAD We Can't Call
Il Something Else

lice Cream" differ so much
in quality that we would like
to call ours by some other
name to distinguished it from
other makes.
You have never tasted an
ice cream that was SO
smooth and toOthsome as
our Ice Cream
Phone us a trial order.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17

The EVENING NV goes into
more homes In this vicinity han
any other publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
ATTEND ANNTVERsAGY.

Several local peOple attended a
celebration of the ffty-eighth ami
versary OF the birthday OF Nels Kis-
trup at his home in Fords last night.
A most pleasant time was spent,
during which card games were play
ed and refreshments served.
TO ENTERTAIN CLUB.
Mrs. A. Golden will entertain tho
members of the Wide Awake Social
Club at her home. 4S2 State street.
tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
is TEMPERED SURPRISE.

Miss Annie Brvans was rendered a
surprise party Saturday night at the
home Of her aunt. Mrs. J. Convey,
at 598 New Brunswick The
affair was voted a large success and
one to be long remembered by those
present. Musical selections, both 70
cal and instrumental, were given.
Games and dancing were enjoyed I'M
til shortly before midnight. when re-
freshmen's We're served. after which
the guests, who numbered fifty, de-
parted for their homes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
SAIL FOR

Steamship Agent Frederick L.
Brown reports but two local people
sailing from this city to Europe to-
day. Christian Anderson, an author.
and Peter Kraag, both from this
city, procured passage tickets from
Mr.. Brown for Fsberg, Denmark, on
the C. F. Tietsen, which left New
York harbor this morning.
Steamship Agent Jacob GOldberger
reports about fifteen from this city
that left for Europe. Most Of the
tickets received from Mr.. COLDER
ger were for the Hamburg American
line.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
FOR HALLowE,Ev SOCIAL.

Arrangements are now under way
Tor a Halloween social to be held by
the A. B. C. CluS in their rooms in
First street, November l.. Only
members and their friends will be al
lowed tn attend as the party is to
be private.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
100 d TO DANCE.

Members OF the Danish One Hun
dred Ladies' Society are making
every effort for the success Of the
dance to be held in Washington hall
Saturday. The affair Is for the sick
benefit part of the society. Professor
Marinus Peterson's orchestra will
furnish the music and dancing will
start at s O'Clock. The committee
In charge of the arrangements In
cludes Mrs. Annie Miller. chairman:
Mrs. H. Greisen, Mrs. Marie AMBER
son. Mrs. Marie Lund and Mrs.
Catherine Miller.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17

Read tas ciRsslnad ads. on page 3.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-19

Une charmante reunion de IA
mile a Gu lieu dimanche dernier.
chez M. ct Nine Joseph Pelletier,
de la Morgan n, aim de c6l6brer
lie Zoe anniversaire de Nuisance de
M. Pelletier. C'6tait une partie de
surprise ct M. Pelletier Sc pr6pa-
raft a sortir lorsqu'un joyeux grou-
pc de parents ct d'amis Zen empe-
cha. M. Napoleon Pelletier lui
Tut une jolie adresse ct lie petit
Vincent Pelletier lui presenta une
jolie hague dor, ct les amis, une
belle statue. M. ct Nine Pelletier
remerci4rent reimbursement leurs
visiteurs ct leur coherent aimable-
ment leur foyer. La soir6e Sc pas
sa a la musique vocale ct instru-
mentale ct a divers amusements.
Les prix furent remport6s par
Miles Orzilla Demers, Ruby Tur-
geon ct NM. Geo PIante ct Jos
S%hallbetter. Un succulent go1ter
fut servi par Nine Joseph, ct B. j.
Pelletier ct L. Daigle. Mile Rose
A. Pelletier pr6sidait aux amuse-
mems. On remarquait parmi les
Min6apolitains, Mile Josephine
Joyer, de Elk River, ct MN. j. ct
r. Belland, Nine j. Belland ct
Mile Schelling, de st Paul.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-19
lie Plus Grand Arbre Genoa
lOgtque

On croft que lie plus grand arbre
g6n6aloglque est celui de la refine
Elisabeth, qui remonte au roi Da-
vid ct de Ia au p4re Adam on aussi
pres du premier homme quill soft
possible d'arriver. Les armoiries
sont donn6es dams pressure tous les
cas- avec les details exacts concer-
nant les naissances ct les morris.
Cette charte mesure quarante-qua-
tire pieds. II nest pas n@cessaire
dun aussi grand arbre pour racon-
ter l'nistoire DIES bi6res golden
grain belt qui sont fabriquees par
faitement par des proc6des nou-
veaux qui ointment tous les mi
crobes Dormant ainsi la sant6. Es-
sayez-les-c'est tout.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-19
Canaoa

North Stratford Junction, N. H.,
-Une collision s'est produite en-
tire un train de voyageurs ct un
convoi de marchandises, sur la vote
du Grand Tronc, a trois miles de
North Stratford, Junction, vers
louest.
G.. II. Wheeler, lie. m6canicien
de la locomotive du train de vo-
yageurs a etc tue.
Qu6bec.-La rumeur semble Sc
con6rmer de plus en- plus que lie
commencement a complement re-
nonc6 d l'id6e de construire la ga
re du transcontinental sur l'empla-
cement du march6 Champlain.
Pendant le meme temps une non
velle rumeur suit la meme progress
sion.
II est fortement question de la
construction dun tunnel don't Pou-
venture serait pratiqu6e aux envi-
rons de Spencer Wood ct qui abou-
trait aux alentours de la care du
Palais. On va meme jusqu'a dire
que la chose est tout-a-fait d6ci-
dee ct que les ing6nieurs du gou-
vernement pr6parent leurs plans
pour rex6cutiou de ce gigantesque
projet.
L'opinion generate q Quebec SEM
BILE approuver ce nouveau projet
qui dit-on, co1terait meilleur mar
che que l'ancien,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-19

En- jouant avec un revolver quill
await pris chez ses parents, lie jeu-
ne Bilodeau, 1419 Morgan N. s'est
inhig6 une l6g4re pleasure au pied.
Craignant d'6tre punt, lie jeune
bambin de 7 ans men dit mot q son
pere ct enleva lui-meme, avec I'm
canif, la bale qui n'avait fait qu'ef-
feurer la peau. Cette operation
n'avait pas etc fate avec toutes les
precautions de la chiaurgie moder-
ne ct lie DR. Lapierre fut appel6
pour corriger les erreurs du jeune
amateur.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-19

M. Georges Bilodeau, fills de NJ.
Aug. Bilodeau, est arrive samedi
dernier avec sa jeune spouse ct son
enfant, de San Antonio, Texas,
pour s'6tablir en- notre vile. II
ma pas perdu de temps puisqu'il a
commence a TRAVELLER CONNIE me-
nuisier- charpentier des mardi, pour
M. Arthur Magee, contracteur.
M. Bilodeau a visit6 lie Rev. Pc
re Andre avant de gutter San An
tonic. II semble avoir gagn6 beau
coup du arrangement de climat,
mails son bras lie fait toujours souf-
frir LIE Rev. ere ne salt pas encore
sill reviendra en- mai CONNIE il les-
p6rait d'abord. SEES anciens pa
roissiens de Nd. de Lourdes Sc
ront heureux d%'apprendre que sa
sant6 est meilleure.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-19
Europe

Londres.-On dit que Tempe
reur d'Allemagne va venir en- An
gleterre, au cours du mois de JUN
ct quill rendra visite a son ami,
lord Lonsdale.
Paris.-Une d6peche d'Oudja,
(Alg6rie), annonce que lie colonel
Feraud a vaincu, pres de Dedbon,
une arm6e de $500 indigenes.
Vingt Francois cnt etc tues, ct
soixante-trois bless6s.
Londres grove generate
DIES mineurs anglais, qui afecta
un million de travailleurs dams
tout lie Royaume-U Uni, a 6t6 d6cla-
rec termin6e par I'm vote de 44O
voix contre 1928.
Dams une conference rationale,
les membres du bureau de pUnion
des mineurs f6d6r6s ont accepts la
decision du comit6 ex6cutif recon-
mandant la reprise du travail.
Londres.-Le reverend Samu-
ell Henry, qui lie 26 f6vrier der
MAR, causa une sensation a la
Chambre DIES Communes, en- IT,
rant plusieurs coups de revolver,
a etc trouv6 mourant, Sc matin,
dams sa maison. IL await deux
bales dams la tete: Pres de lui
6cait lie cadavre de sa femme, qui
bortait une large entaille a la gor-
&c.
LIE reverend Samuel Henry 6tait
un d6traqu6. II croyait que le
ciel lui await con6e, une mission
sp6ciale. II s'6tait appropri6 lie
role dun messie. :.
Paris--Le MARE de Dole, la pc
tite vile natalie de. Pasteur, Went
d'entrer en- possession des 100000
francs donn6s par M. John D.
Rockefeller pour l'entretien de la
maison Oh naquit le grant savant.
Les journaux locaux font remar-
quer avec une pointe d'ironie que
le gouvernement est toujours pref
a voter des credits semblables pour
P6rection dun monument q un il
lustre inconnu, mails ne songe pas
a reconn;. tire lie vrai genie. C'est
up privilege, ajoutent-ils, qui ap-
partient aux Americans.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-19
La commission a d6sapprouv6 la

La commission a d6sapprouv6 la
construction projet6e de croiseurs
%6claireurs. Des torpilleurs de
1000 tonnes de displacement rem
pliront mieux cette tache, En-
consequence, il a etc decide d'aug-
menter lie displacement des torpil-
lenrs ct d'abandonner les 6claireurs
ct les petits croiseurs.
Rome, Italie.-Les antorit6s va
ticanes ont commence une enqu6te
.rigide atm de d6couvrir 81 lauteur
de cette d6peche, annonqant la
mort du Pape Pie x, nest pas un
parsonage eccl6siastique de Ro-
me.
Cette d6peche est partie de Ma
drid pour Sc r6pandre dams le nord;
c'est le nonce papal de Madrid qui
a recu une d6peche du Vatican, q
ce quill dit.
LIE s~ecr6taire d'Etat, le cardinal
Merry del Val, fut tres froiss6 de
:ce mensonge, ainsi que tout le per
sonnet du Vatican.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-19

Nine R. Narbonne tenant un
magasin de mode II Avenue Cen
trale, annonce a sa clientele qu'elle
tiendra son magasin ouvert lie lun-
di soir jusqu'a 9 heures ct lie same
di jusqu'a 10 hrs, ct les autres soi1s
ellie fermera a 7 heures. Pour Fac
commodation DIES danes qui lie de-
sireront ellie s'entendra par t6l6pho-
ne ct les attendra aux heures con-
venues T6l6phonez T. S. Spruce
1854. Nine Narbonne a un choix
de chapeaux garnis, de formes ct
de garnitures de dernieres modes,
qui ne lie c4de en- rien d ceux DIES
autres grands magasins de cette
vile, Ellie garnit aussi DIES cha
peaux sur commando.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-19
Cour Nd. de Lourdes

A la dernie1e s6ance de la Cou1
Notre-Dame de Lourdes, les mem
bres ont vote des resolutions de
condolences aSpur Lizzie Beau
Diet, a poccasion de la mort de sa
venerable mere Nine Amedee
Poissant, avec pri6re de publica-
ton dams l:ECHo DE L'OUEsT.
LIE prix du Bien de FOrdre,
dome par Nine Angelo Laliberte,
Chef Ranger de la Cour, a etc ga
gn6 par Nine Louise L6veill6.
Nine Osite DUDE fera don de ce
prix pour la prochaine s6ance.
Nine P. Violet, Sec.-Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-19
Terrible
DramG en- Mer

On peut s'imaginer l'angoisse
profonde qui s'est emparee du
monde maritime, lorsqu'on apprit
que lie "Titanic", lie gigantesque
paquebot dernier mod4le de la IL
gne White Star, sorti ce printemps
des chantiers de Belfast, ct parti
de Southampton lie IL avril. 6tait
signal6 de Cap Race, Terre-Neuve
dams la plus grande d6tresse.
On sauta de l'angoisse a l'hor-
reur, lorsqu'un nouveau message,
uue demi-heure apr6s signalait
one lie "Titanic'' coulait de l'avant
ct qu'en toute hate on embarquait
les femmes dams DIES chaloupes de
sauvetage.
Une seule chose venait METRE
quelqu' espoir dams les occurs: c'est
que lie temps 6tait clair ct calme.
On escomptait aussi lie secours
qu'apportait a toute vitesse lie
"Virginian'' de la ligne Allan, qui
Sc trouvait a $50 miles du theatre
du sinistre.
Quel instant 6pouvantale que &C.
lui Oh on annoncait. que lie t6l6gra-
phiste await envoy6 au "Virgini-
an" son dernier marconigramme
concu ainsi: "La proue sentence
ct que lappareil await soudaine-
ment cess6 de fonctionnerr
LIE premier appel au secours fut
recu par lie "Virginian'', de la IL
ne Allan, qui, d'apres la position
donn6e par lie t6legraphiste du
"Titanic" n'6tait qua ITO miles
du paquebot en- d6tresse.
O uand lie 'Titanic" a heurt6 un
iceberg, il 6tait dams la position
suivante: latitude-nord, ALAG; Ion
gitude-ouest, SOFA, c'est-a-dire a
1,l5O miles de New York ct $50
miles su sud de Cap Race (Terre-
Neuve). LIE Titanic s'est mis- en-
communication avec POlympic
alors que la distance de 800 miles,
les s6parait. L'Olympic, qui a
quite New York, la semaine der
Mere, est allie au secours du Tita-
mic.
LIE Titanic porte 1,470 passa-
gers, don't 318 en- premiere ct 1852
en- seconde.
Depuis que la t%6l6graphie sans
FL a etc 6tablie, l'accident du Tita-
mic est lie plus terrible qui ait etc
annonce.
LIE capitaine du Titanic est M
E. j. Smith.
LIE Titanic a un displacement
de $4,000 tonnes.
En- quittant Southampton lie IT.
tanic await Gu I'M depart dificile.
CONNIE il passait lOceanic de la
ligne White Star ct lie New-York,
de la ligne am6ricaine il heurta 81
Vehement ces deux navires que
plusieurs de leurs amarres Sc bri-
s4rent.
LIE Titanic s6tait I'M paquebot
luxueux. QUAINT a sa taille, on
peut sen faire une petite id6e EN-
apprenant quill est plus long que
quatre des plus grands blocks de
New York ct que sill 6tait place
verticalement sur sa proue il Sc
raft plus haut que les plus hauts
s~kyscrapers de la M6tropole.
LIE capitaine Smith, qui COM
mande le Titanic commandait
TOlympic lorsque ce psquebot Sc
fit frapper par un croiseur anglais
dams la Manche, au mois de sep
tembre dernier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-19

T. On croft toujours poss6der lie
droit quand on poss6de la force,
mails M. Henri. Joncas croft a gar
der ses droits d'honnete CONNER
can't en- tenant toujours dams sa
boucherie la Central Provision Go.
1875 Avenue Centrale, DIES viandes
de premier choix. On vous accor-
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-19

Versailles L'historien Gabriel
Jacdues Monod est d6c6d6. II
6tait ne au Havre, en- 1874. Agr6-
g6 d'histoire en- 1865, il fit en- TIA
lie ct en- Allemagne des voyages
d'6rudition. On lui doit plusieurs
ouvrages importants, entire autres:
"4Allemands ct Francais'', "Etudes
critiques sur les sources de Phis-
toire m6rovingienne", "Jules Mi
chelet''. photographic de l'histoi-
re de France, "Taine, Michelet ct
Renan".
M, Monod a etc professeur d'his-
toire q l'Universite de Paris.
Rome.-Une commission COM
pos6e d'amiraux italiens Went d'a-
dopter un nouveau type de dread
nought. II aura 10000 tonnes de
displacement ct une vitesse de Is
noeuds. Sou armement consistera
en- dix canons de IA pouces, 3 ct
dix canons de 6 pouces. Ces nou-
veaux navires cohteront environ ~
millions de francs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-04-19

Qu6bec.-M. lie DR. Arthur Rous-
seau est parti, pour New York,
d'od il s'embarquera aujourd'hui
sur "La Provence en- route pour
lie Havre ct Rome. lie DR. Rous-
seau assistera en- qualit6 de dele
que du Canada au congress de la
tuberculose, qui dot avoir lieu
prochainement a Rome.
Ottawa.-Au minist4re DIES Che
minis de fer ct Canaux, on annonce
qua cause de la glace, I'ouyerture
.des canaux n'aura lieu que lie Ter
mai.