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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-07

Famobs English Scientist,
Passing Away at Advanced
age Of 81, Declares We Are
Worse OFF Than when Cleo
patfa Ran the World.

rBr rNascd wlrc 90 Evening lierald.l
London. Nov, 1..-Alfred Russell
Wallace. an cininent British acsen-
tist, did hers today. aged "a years.
Professor Wallace. the grand CID
mnn Of nelenCe." shares with Darwin
tho honors 81 having set forth The
scientific principles Of evolution. Hc
was the author 81 more than 200
books. troalises and monographs.
Wnilaco's trend toward scientific
research dated back 50 a collection
Of beetles. 4hicls Re began as a
school boy ana % complete which
ne made an expedition e. the ANA
10n la 1sfS.
A year or two later he visited
sumaira End Java and discovered
that the Malay archipelago was az
NIQod into q western group % ISLANDS
which in oriein are oriental and an
eaeiefn 8roup which are Australian.
The Two groups are divided by a
marrow belt Of sea known AZ "Wol-
laces line" on the opposite sides of
which tho indigenous animals are as
widely DIVERGENT as in any two parts
81 tho world.
Wallace became convinced OF the
truth OF evolution and originated tho
theory Of natural selection among
these travels. His work In the do
velopment Of the laws OF evolution
supplements that 81 his friend Oar
win and the result Is often called The
Durwin-W Wallace theory.
re visited the United States in
lts5. On the occasion ~ his ninati-
eth birthday he give out long state
ment IN which ne said
II have come 70 the general con-
cluslon that there has been no adj
vance either In intellect or morals
since the days OF the earliest EEyp-
Hans. Everything ~ az bad ar IL
possibly can be. There exist In our
midst horrors ana dreadful diseases
never known before. Our whole so-
cial environment Is rotten. full Of
vice and everything that Is bad"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-07
PRINCETON ALSO THINKS
m OWNS THE BACON

Princeton. n. D. Nov Prince
TOMS football men who VIII line up
against Harvard tomofrow are enjoy
Ing rest today. although thcy are
attending AN their classes. The eleven
planned 10 have "a short signal drhi
IN secret this afternoon after which
the gates viii be thrown open % inc
entire student body who VIII march
% the hold ana give tho team rec
copron. After this the eleven win
SO "a the field house for absolute 0ulot
until tho game tomorrow Coach An
drowa stated today that all tho men
were in excellent condition,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-07

indianapolis. Ind. Nov. INDIAN
apolis win not be placed under mar
tial law and tho entire state militia
that was brought here yesterday FOR
strike duty viii remain IN its present
quarters az long as there Is n possi-
bllity OF settling the street car strike
The announcement was made by
Governor Ralston after he had CON
ferred with both sides co the contro-
vcrsy early today.
II am very hopeful of having the
trouble settled by arbitration" said
the governor, "and as long as thor,
is "a possibility of bringing this about
/ shall not place the troops in con-
trOl Of the city"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-07

Washington. Nov T.--CicyclHnd s.
Moffitt special ascent Of the depart
ment of labor lDft today by dircc-
ton of Acting Secretary Post for ln-
dianapolis Go br.us about arbitration
LOT the street ear strike there Roh-
.ert stewart another Representative
.ot the department is already there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-07

The Richmond street car service
was tied up this morning by strike
of motormen ana conductors. but
there was no disturbance in the early
hours of tho strike. The men de
mand more money interurban ears
continued IN operation. The Rich
mond ear limos are part OF th,
Torro Haute, Indianapolis and East
ern system and IL Is said the strike
LAT Indianapolis prccipitatcd the walk
out here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-07

Berlin, Nov. fiat enc German
torclHn office Il WIS said today fhat
d combination ~ tho powers IN sup
port of The United slatcs would ue
considered by Germany and other
European powers n ease the United
States Expressed a wish Ia that direc-
ton.
", however such a suggestion came
from Provisional President Huerta, ID
would not be considered by UOrmany,
unless the United states desired L.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-07

Portsmouth. n ~. Roy. 7.-Jf-
ders were received from Washington
to-day for goo 90 the 500 marines sta
toned AS the Portsmouth yard to pre-
pare immediately Tor service IN IL
southern climate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-07
NO MARTIAL LAW
IN INDIANAPOLIS
LABOR WAR
Troops Told to Keep Off the
Grass Until Governor Makes
Another Brave Effort for
Arbitration.


by ARastu Wfc 70 bNtha"k hcf1ius
indianapolis. Nov. IA PROPOSE
ton for the settlement OF the street
car strike here. submitted by Gov
ernor Ralston, WAS accepted BY the
street railway officials this after
noon. II now goes 10 the labor Of
ficiais and the governor said ne be-
iievcd Il would hc approved. The
proposal provides for arbitration, but
no mention IA made Of recognition 81
the union.
Union officials. before going into
conference on the proposal. said they
believed Il would be accepted with a
few notifications The union inca
want the decision of the utilities
commission 60 De binding for three
years instead Of one and also ash,
that the interurban sines entcrins
indianapolis be includH IN the agree
mont.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-07

"Doan's Ointment cured mo az ce-
zema that had annoyed me for a
long time. THIS result was lasting
Hon. g. W. Matthew's Commission
er, labor Statistics, Augusta, Me'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-07

uto and when & Yves too latr 40 re-
can the Information prevlpualy
siven put.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-07

rBy reaspd wlrc 90 Evening" Iierald.l
London. Nov. 1.,~Alff~G Russell
Wallace. an eminent British acsen-
tlst did hers today. aged "a years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-15
MR.. LAuoALln.s STATEMENT.

In The Intelligencer today, Hon.
George \. G.aughlin repudiatcs the
suggestion that his defeat for Con.
Gress in the First Congressional dis.
trict was attributed To the lack Of
support ~ the part OF regular Repuh.
licans. Mr.. Laughlin. as will he seen
from the card which he has written.
attributes his defeat 10 the opposi-
ton OF the saloon and liquor interests.
Doubtless NJ. I%aushlin is correct a.
10 the opposition OF many individuals.
directly or indirectly engaged IN the
liquor traffic.
In the rcportsssent out from the
Progressive conference az Charleston
u prominent Ohio county man vas ~.
legged 10 have declared that Mr. Laugh.
Inns defeat in tho First -ConCressioul
district was due io lack OF uI.po by
ree.llar Republicans. As Mr.. Laugh.
lin was himself present AZ that confer.
ence. and as he had opportunity 20
read th" report sent ont. il was as.
stunned that he shared in that sontl-
ment II is gratifying. however. %
note that he did moi. and that he 70.
allies the extent and cordiality of tno
support extended 20 him hy tho reg.
ular Republican organization through.
out 10" First district. A. The lutolIi.
e"ncer desires only 90 take issue with
90 'h7rg" that implied a.-ioya'tv ~
ih" Republican candidate hy 70 cou.id.
erah.c number Of Republicans. u g..
entirely satisfied with Mr.. LauehIn'a
~d'-a'ovll a. any part in that charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-15
THE CASE.

The conviction OF Judc. Robert ".
Archibald IN the Impeachment trial
conducted before the United states
Senate brings a dramatic close to pro
ceedincs Of grave national interest
and importance u is to be- presumed
that IN" Senators Of tie United
State. acting as judges under oath.
gave 70 Judge Archibald n fair ami i'm
partial trial. that the verdict. over.
Vhelmingly render red against him. aas
a .ust verdict. AID that IN stripping
him OF his high place and ronors b.
has acted only with an eyc 10 Justice
and 10 the public welfare. UndoIbt-
eddy a belief has crown 40 AMONG
many people that our courts have not
been fairly representative 81 fuhIfc
sentiment that, they have heon too
easily swsycd by corrupt influence
and selfish interest. and that they
have y be"n reasonably responsible
70 popular demand This belief has
given foundation 'o sensational and
revolutionary assaults upon fhn iudI
clary AMI uIDu our entire con-fI'..
tiOnal system Tho Incidence has
supreme confidence that fhc ep.Irl
good -ens" Of OBJ" American people
will hold them Nifhin tho line. ~ rrs
con and conaertt'i m that fhss uiu
stand firmly by tho tried and tested
bulwarks Of American liberty. and
thai HhEn n..H# a.H &c. De-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-15

anddate for President and is 10 be voted for at the same election
with the candidates or Governor OF New York it seems strange hat Judge
HerHck would be willing to resign his place o the bench. al he must do
II he Is ominated In view of the certain defeat of the Democratic candi
date for Governor"
Ihat is a queer feature OF it," Colonel Lamont said But the fac is
"a goo many Democrats believe that, although Roosevelt as presidential
cahdldae VIII carry New York State. IN Democratic State ticket NAV
E re successful o se that queer election of 1855 completely upset the
9 1nhcan candidate for President carried New York State. and Governor
an, emocra candidate for reelection as Governor II New York was
also triumphant. Therefore, IT has been reasoned that what was done in
isss may again be done in 1904 The Republican candidate for Governor
Francis Higgins. is regarded as a very weak man
20 Judge Herrck is persuaded that although Colonel Roosevelt may
carry New York state. nevertheless he. as Democratic candidate for Gov
Now. want % make a little prediction. First of all vu arc at liberty
Governor. Ia you mustn't mention my name. Next. If o choose o do n
carry New York State by more than Il hundred thousand majority. n that
his great vote will be sufficient to put through sc weak n candidate fr Gov.
ernor Is the Republicans have named in Higgins. I have said this 10 friends
OF Judge Horrtck. I a m fond OF him. and hate to see him defeated ar the
COST Of his place upon thu Supreme Court bench Put they don't believe me
| predict hat Higgins. the Republican candidate. will get about 6ftv thou-
sand majority and that Roosevelt will get more than a hundred thousand
majority, and that 1t will % ne to Roosevelrs great vote that TTfgqirs IL
elected Governor don't think I shall NJ myself in the wav of meeting
Judge Hernck the morning aner election day know that he will feel very
greatly disappointed"
Colonel Lannon'S prediction was absolutely accurate as we'll as his sps
picion IA Judge Ierrfck would be both amazed and disappointed by the
figures which, told of his defeat.
Copyright. 1913. by + J. Edwards All rights eservedl
Tomorrow Mr. Edwards will tell of The Man Who Was First TO $50
Coal on Railroad Engines"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-15

.s hound to have @ tremendous effect
upon On" public ~ large Within the
last ear va have seen two Fedora.
judges. mon holding Office next ~ tho
SIpromc Court OF tho United states.
stripped Of their great powers and re-
moved from tine bench To- response 10
public demands. based upon well
grounded belief of 'hoir incompctencv
and unftn'ss Tho trial and convic-
ton Of Judge Archibald shows how
surely tho present methods 81 remov
ing an incapable and unfit Judge viii
operate o. fairly tried and fairly ap-
Piled 70 b. 'hc best answer thar
could b" Eivcn 70 The %hystcr'caI de-
mand FOR "a recall ~ Judges and a 70.
cali OF judicial decisions our present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-15
Opinions Of the
State Editors
The River ADMINISTRATIONS

The rivers and harbOrs appropria-
non oil reported by the House com
mite" yesterday aggregates si0.S0O.-
Goa. and probably with the usual ad-
ditions made by the Senate will ap-
preach the S5O.0OO.U0 suggested by
The advocates Of waterway improve
tent. As TO the distribution ol this
sum, the Ohio gets Sj.J0U.O au which
VIII continue the general project at
III" original rate % speed. II would
have been hotter had this been in
creased 10 permit the earlier compile
lion o. The WORK. bur with ihc change
or political complexion in the House
possibly the Ohio Valley shOuld be
satisfied. Not uuuaturaiiy. the Mis-
sissippi Is favored BOO rho reN b1I. got
ting an appropriation az 81. 0un. Uut
from the head Of the ua-SeS 10 the
mouth 81 the ohio. %$IO'1.uu" from the
mouth Of the Ohio 20 The mouth Of the
Missouri. ana Sl.sr .uu' from the
mouth ~ the Missouri 10 MINNEAPOLIS.
tn" Missouri is allotted 5000. GOO.
u is 90 be hoped that before tho
oil j. passed it Vii b. s"cruitinized
carefully IN cNcrt detail and the APP
preparations limited 10 Improvement.
that viii be- worth while. that will n
into "a comprehensive system Of water
ways % Justify the expenditure hy
iFe promise 81. 'rafhc and service The
sam" test applied 90 rho Ohio ~ Pros
idtui Tar and congress before taking
mp The project a. e whole should he
applied 20 each item. NOW that The
policy NJ river Improvement is emery
ing from the shadow Of the pork bar
r'l and the publ" Is ready 10 sUupOrt
iu' mut tUi'Uf ar D. national necessity.
70 should not be ENDANGERED by any
return % the system ~ dumping mon
~ into useless crcoha for The purpose
~ 9rOusiuE local enthusiasm among
Congressional constituents. - Pitts
burgh Despatch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-15

methods Of procedure give ample op.
portunity for any man with just cause
to bring before a competent tribunal
any judge who fails TO do his duty.
The Archibald case Is bound 10
prove a source OF strength and "a de.
Tense to the American judiciary. 4,
will convince thinking people of the
sufiiciency of our present methods and
OF the certainty that corrupt and dis
honcst judges may be ~impeached
without resort To procedures disrup-
tive OF our entire constitutional sys
ten.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-15
Senatorial Race.

\ satisfactory solution Of the Sen
atOrial question would be the selec-
tiOn OF Hon. Albert Blakeslee White
for that Office. There is q man who
can 20 ia on his own merits-whose
methods of winning adherents are
above suspicion The people of this
state have abiding confidence in both
his integrity and hi ability and
would welcome the choice as the 1T.
test that could havc been made. II
thu legislature wants 10 please the
whole people and bring lasting honor
upon itself. Jet u heed the wishes OF
those who know whereof they speak
and thus show that no selfish motives
have guided its actions in this par
ticular.-BraNton Central
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-15

Tho property loss by fire IN the
Iuitcd States FOR i9l1-thc latest au.
thputic figures ohtaiu4blc-Was S225.
600 coo And any expert will say a
majority ~ those fires might have
hrcn prevented bv precautions OF
quite an orinarv character. one 81
the scientists speaking 80 the tleve-
land convention last week gave 20 as
hI- belief Chat insects cause an annual
loss boo the United States Of So .uOu.-
600 As everyone knows. insects
fuizhf De- DESTROYED and their deprc-
crtiDus stopped Boz larga part n We
90 $50 people cared enough about b.
fIr'lrr-u".s O. 20 fault sometimes
overlooked because SCI ncarit uuiver.
eaI IursIc-sn"-S costs .p many mil
lions i rerr that the total st1rrcrs
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-15
The Gold Dust Iwins-

The members of the legislature are
being watched. bounded. threatened
and huiltoled by Bosses William VI.
@. Dawson. T. VI Grant and Greek
Green Dawson is a Narylander
Grant ~ OhiOan and Green from Yer
non Real West N%irginians are I'm
tho background when b. comes TO die
Eating the politics Of the state. How
LONG viii the voters stand for such
damnablc tactics - Fayette Journal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-15

,nen ihtnna'ed TO me that II l had a few moments time he
thought.
AS soon as We Were in a secluded place Colonel La
mont said: Yea undoubtedly have heard that this or that
prominent Democrat is likely to be nominated by the Dem.
ocratic party for Governor this fall. But the man who will
be nominated. as I believe. has not been as vet publicly
named. Can YOU guess who he is?"
replied that was unable TO make a good guess.
We'll" said Colonel Lamont. "the Democratic nominee
will he Judge Il. Cady IIerrick"
We'll" said l.. Judge Herrick has some wears OF his
term as Supreme Court Judge OF New York State 10 servo.
and in view OF the fact that Colonel Roosevelt Is the Re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-15

would be found during the regular
session 10 make some special proVi-
sion for the per diem OF the members
for the xix days OF the extra session
or unless this Was done some STORMY
scencs would follow.-Pan Handle
News
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-15

% understand you have just bought
an automobile"
Yes. Z saw seven ~ them chasing
ono pedestrian tho other day. and 7
decided that Q was ON tho wrong end
- fhc sror ST Louis postDiE
patch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-15
NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY
{By E. j. Edwsrds.)

r Colone Daniel s. Lamont left among his pamrs n "reminiscences of
MS associaton with the leading men Of the Democratic party ron 1876
uhul lyV. the publication o these "reminiscences would throw many
lueiehts upon the men events of the time in which Colonel Lamont
" "a aethvely engaged in newspaper and in public service. One morning in
the Early ian OF 800 | met Colonel Lamont as he "a coming in from his
country nllcs near PouEhkeensle Nsw Ynrk NJ Erec,ed me caranIx "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-15

t.r "F .. f.rf v fr trf fav exception
es ffr ta onto county Ia concerned do
believe t.Ue vote vac given mo
Ntrt fr.ff Nuffa
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-26

xEEEa&G4RS1SE
STE ANNE DE ST PAUL
No 384.-Voiei les noms de celles
.qui ont gagn6 les prix ¬re der
assemblee.
Ter, Nine Clara. Piquette, drap
de tole brod6. 2e, M. Hubert,
oreillers brod6s. Be, Nine Rose
IDeslau,riierr Tablier dlecuiisiine.s &
Depuisa que les assemblies sont
dams Papr9s-miidi, assistance est
;beaucoup plus nombreuse, les
snurs sont plus fdeles . sly rem
dre,se passent une apr4s-midi tres
agr6able.. La sale 6tait rempliie,
lily await peu de sii4ges de Wdes.
Continuous ainsi ettouti ira bien.
Helene Lancette, Sesc.,- Arch
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-26

@-SgTH E#&S4%&SSS
Nine G6d6onG Grafton, de Spoo-
lner, Mimi, quis6tait en- voyage au.
Canada depuis pres de sept5semai;-
mes est de retour. Ellie visit6 Ste.
Anne de Beaupr6; ga Venerable.
mere Nine Marguerite Caron, .
Montreal vecIaquelle ellie 9 yisit6
les bellies 6glises descette vile ct
autres int6ressantss entroits; Que,
bee, Lachine, let Nine Baptiste
Andre, So seur, aSt Raphaeld'On-,
;ttario. Son voyage . 6t6 d'autants
plus agreeable gully await Yinggt--3
'ciinq anszqu'elle await Fisite Mont.
ir6aIetl Quebec. Mime arattonzre-
:tonrnera domain Spooner, q
miiliieu &c sa familles qu'elle trouye-
"a dtliimiinu6e,. yuaque deux deses
jfls,s G6d6on#et Eugenese sont ma
.ri6ssdurant son absence.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-26
0Sseo, MINI.

SamediIe colurant Ne ct Nine
Joseph 6nard, anciiens residents
ldu Minnesota c6l6braient leurs no.
ces dor. Enefftet Il 7 await 50 ans.
:ce lour-la que rheureux couple S..
rendait 8 81 Paul, Ia plus proche.
mission d j Oh lIeur marriage tut c6l6-.
Ibr6. UJlDe messpe futHc6l6br6e pa
Imedizmatin Dss6o Rev.
'sSavey, cure, ett dams ID soiree des.
noces auxqdeles assistaient IN
grand pombTe dc parents etsd'amis
fulrent c4l6br6es ala residence de
nos v6nn6rables concitoyans.
sc M M66n1ard current dix
en1lffants tous viYantsqMl1 assisterenti
j q fete. Ge,zJsspoonl1t: Joseph, de Min.
neapoollis, Alfred, de- Rush City;
George, d,AlbertyilIe; Nine lGaeor-i
ResPotvin, de gorcoran; Min1eiJulie
Parent, as El kRiver;Iouis dos;
SEQ; MmesIaurent Roy. de Scmer-
set, " Mme Henri BoIdluc, de
.Corcoran, etIsafe al Parmelie,sqIui.
demeaulir,eentt sur llafermep aternele.
Met Nine M(6nard som sasussi les
'heureulx gratnrds-parentsSdeAllzp
tits-enfantsSe Ad'lu1narriAre petit
ethme M4nalrdy inrent aull
Miinnesotaly
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-26
No 9175
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION.
TO SELL LANDS

TO SELL LANDS
STATE OF MINNESOTA IN PROBATE
COUNTY of HENNEP1N COURT
In the matter of the Guardianship Of.
Carel G. Koch, Minor.
On receiving and filing the petition Of
Lilly L. Koch and Louis Koch, guardians
of above named Ward, praying that.
license be to them granted to sell the
real estate therein described belonging
to said Ward and it appearing, by said.
petition, to the Court thas it would be.
for the benefit of said Ward to sell said
real estate.
It is therefore Ordered that all per-
sons interested in the estate of said
Ward appear before said Probate Court,
at a General term thereof to be held Q
Monday, the 9th day of October 1913 at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Court
House, in said County, then and there to
show cause (if any there be) why license
should not be granted to said Guardians.
to sell said real estate according to the
prayer of said petition.
And it is Further Ordered, that notice
of such hearing be ~given#to all per-
0 n interested by publishing this
order once in each week for three
successive weeks, prior to said day Of
hearing in the Echo de POuest, a news
paper printed and published in said
County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 9th day o.
September, 1913. Z
BY the Court:
9-26 JOHN "A. DAHL
Judge of the Probate Court
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-26

L'6glise Ste Anne q encore 6t6
embellie tout reinforcement en=rem-
Eplacaut le systeme.d'6clairage an
gaz par .celui deI6lectricit6 Larc
.du sanctuai1e est sorn6 deSmultiples
globes de lumiAre ~6lectriqne qui.
feront certainement bel efet aux
ceremonies sp6ciales.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-09-26

ON nos COM
p~atr:otes aillentsyisiter Ia bouche-
RE. de la Central Provision CO.,
s125 Avenue Centrale lorsquils au-
ront besoin de yiandess de choke ct
etre lb1iien serviis. lis J trouveront
chaque jour u1n chpoix de yiandes,
du moroccan conYenable pour Ia
soupe a d roti,. ainsi que pois-
sons frais, sales gu fumes, lard
ct saindoux, beurre ct mufs frais.
6pices, cafe st the. Vous pouyez
t6I6phoner vos commands Y.S.
Spruce53l ouN. w. East SO.
q Ann.