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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-01-09
LYCEUM ANNOUNCES
COMING OF DR.. HILLS
Successor TO Beecher DeVOtes
Part Of His Time TO LeCturIng,

Many Of the great preachers OF
America have appeared on the Ly'
ceum platform, including Talmadge
and Beecher, and now the successor
Of Beecher in the Plymouth church,
DR.. Newell. Dwight Hills, Ia devoting
a brief period each year to the plat
form. II Is with a great deal OF pleas
ure that we that he will
appear here. He Ia 30 well known
that little need be said about him.
Golfers, that brilliant weekly maya
zine, has been publishing a series OF
articles on Great Pulpit Orators OF
America" and in q recent issue a
thrse-page article appears about DR..
Hills, whom 1t characterizes as The
Preacher Who Is %Conspiring to Make
Brooklyn Beautiful" and from which
We quote:
"A sapient soul is the Rev. Newell
Dwight Hills, and wise In the wisdom
Of his generation; canny, quicker than
chain lightning, human as Ty Cobb,
and as a preacher his batting average
Is as high. He maintains the tradi'
lions Of American pulpit oratory In
the very spot where 1t reached It's
flower and for forty years loosed ita
fragrance on the highways OF Ameri.
can national life; for DR.. Hills
breaches In the pulpit Of Henry Ward
Bsecher In Brooklyn, with the historic
memories OF that embattled and en-
battling spirit around him. On the
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-01-09

John Weddell of Arlington had a
peculiar adventure and a narrow es-
cape when he alighted from the real
of a stock train in the dark at Sioux
Falls. He supposed the train had
stopped at the usual place, but as a
matter of fact it was well out on the
Sioux river bridge. 1t was dark and
snowy, and Mr.. Weddeld stepped out
into the river about ten feet below.
1t was icy cold and he was rescued
with great difficulty.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-01-09

Several from this vicinity attended
the corn huskers dance in Elkton
Tuesday night and all report a good
time.
Miss Dora Connolly spent the past
week at home.
Tommy Hurney of Brookings, was a
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-01-09
DR.. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS.

right of his pulpit as he speaks is the
y. William Herring portrait of Beech.
o.. The rays of an incandescent light
fall cunningly upon 1t, making the
picture seem alive and just a trife
s~piritaulized. 1t Is the aura CLEAN of
Inc soul OF Beecher, looking on over
che shoulder Of Hills into the very
races OF some Of those men and wo.
men who had heard the Thunderer for
years. There was a power in the pas.
sion OF Beecher that Is greater than
the power In the passion of Hills.
Beecher planted blows in the solar
plexus Of the soul. Hills will not do
that. Rather will be put q steam-hot
towel on the face of conscience and
10 open the pores of the mans moral
nature that he will himself punch his
plexus. Beecher was brave. Hills is
not q coward. Beecher fought human
slavery when the conservative classes
all about him counseled moderation
Hills today Is distinctly progressive
His church IL full Of conservatives.
He loves these conservatives, but
not their conservatism. He IL for
the initiative and the referendum,
for the recall, for direct pri-
maries and direct election of United
States senator's. Not a prominent
man in his church, probably. but is
against all, or most all. Of these prin-
cibIes. Hills Is for Roosevelt, and
he takes no pains to hide his views
upon the subject. The people of Ply.
mouth loved and revered Beecher,
and they love and revere Hills, see.
Ing nothing odious In comparisons,
believing that they differ merely as
star differeth from another star
In glory"
WILL De At THE OPERA HOUSE
6RooklNcs, MONDAY, JAN. 10.
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CARD or THANKS

no the kind friends and neighbors
who gave US aid and sympathy at the
time OF the death OF our little o we
extend our heartfelt thanks.
Mr., and Mrs. o. 0. Graves.
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This department Is edited by
Mrs. Ria l.. Ziegler and anyone
having social news of interest will
confer a favor On the Register by
'phoning Mrs. Ziegler, 316.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-01-09

LADIES-Beautiful switches can be
made from your hair combings. Work
9TH avenue and Main street, Brook
ings, So. Oak. Mrs. r. l.. Ostrander.
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Typewriter ribbons for Oliver, Rem
ington and Underwood machines at
the Register office.
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FOR SALE-Choice timothy hay
and straw-baled. A. j. Sanders.
Phone R2S0.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1913-01-09

FOR SALE-$300.00 piano for
$4,000. Used one year. Call az Regis
ter for information.
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Advertisements will be inserted In this
column fer One Cent o word each in
sertiOn-no advertisement inserted for
less than IS cents. Unless cash accom-
panies the order ten cents extra Will be
charged.
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WANTS

WANTS
Advertisement will be inserted In this
column fer One Cent o word each In
sertion-no advertise ent inserted for
less than Is cents. Unless cash accom-
panies the order ten cents extra Will be
charged.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Three full blood Short
Horn bulls of the Bates milking strain,
two years old this spring. Also some
full blood Chester White brood sows
weighing about 225 lbs. II. l. ~stearns,
Medary Farm.
FOR SALE-Choice timothy hay
and straw-baled. A. j. Sanders.
Phone R2S0.
FOR SALE-$300.O0 piano for
$4,000. Used one year. Call az Regis
ter for information.
WANTED
Experienced lady stenographer de-
sires position. Graduate. Splendid
recommendations and references. p.
o. Box 286.
A silk ribbon lasts longer and gives
better results than any other. Try
one on your typewriter. Get 1t at the
Register office.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Permanent position If satisfac-
tory. Mrs. r. A. Bruce, Brookings.
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND-A ladies black fur scarf.
Call RHO.
FOUND-Came to my place about
December goth, pony and saddle.
owner al have same by paying ex-
penses. Fred Grisback, White.
"A5S NLoN5
j. w. Brooks-paper hanging
Phone 1871.
Get the Neidich Process ribbon, the
best that's made for typewriter pur-
poses, at the Register office.
LADIES-Beautiful switches can be
made from your hair combings. Work
executed promptly. Call at corn
9TH avenue and Main street, Brook
ings, So. Oak. Mrs. r. l.. Ostrander.
Typewl tier ribbons for Oliver, Rem
ington and Underwood machines at
the Register office.
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WANTED

A silk ribbon lasts longer and gives
better results than any other. Try
one on your typewriter. Get it at the
Register office.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Three full blood Short
Horn bulls of the Bates milking strain,
two years old this spring. Also some
full blood Chester White brood sows
weighing about 225 lbs. II. l. stearns,
Medary Farm.
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Get the Neidich Process ribbon, the
best that's made for typewriter pur-
poses, at the Register office.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-11-14
Les Espagnols . Tetouan

Les d4peches de T6touan sigma
lent la conduite h6rofque dun ca
poral espagnol nomme Gimenez. .
await 6t6 charge avec six hommes,
1d'explorer le terrain en- avant dun
fortin en- construction destin6 3
.prot6ger le chemin de T6touan.
CONNIE lis revenaient d efectuer
une patrouille, Giminez Ut ses
Ihommes furent attaqu6s par nm
groupe dune vingtaine de Marc.
Gains, qui tuerent IN des soldats
Set en- blesserent griAvement deux
5autres. En- tra1nant les trois hom-
mes qui 9taient indemnes, Gimi-
neg Sc pr6cipita sur les Maures ct,
q coups de crosse ct, de bafonnette,
les quatre hommes tu4rent treize
|des assaillants;; les autres s'enfui-
rent epouyantes.
L'autorit6 mil ilitaire, pour recon-
p6nser Giminez de son h6ro1que
conduite, pa propose pour la croix
|de San Fernando avec pension
|Cest Ia plus haute r6compense
[qu'on pnisse accorder en- Espagne
. un soliat.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-11-14
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION FOR
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION

LETTERS OF EXPERIMENTATION
STATE OF MINNESOTA PROBATE
CoUNTY OF HENNEP1N COURT
In the Matter Of the Estate Of s. j.
Mundahl, decedent. -
On receiving and filing the petition Of
o. B. Boyum Of Fillmore County Mime
sofa, q Creditor praying that Letters Of
Administration on said estate issue to
him,
Il is Ordered that said petition be
heard and that all persons inter-
ested in said matter appear before
this Court, on Monday, the Let day
Of December 1918 at 10 IA. M. at the Pro-
bate Court, Ia the Court House at Min
neapolis, In said County, then or as soon
thereafter as said petition can be heard,
show cause, If any there be, why said
petition should not be granted.
And It is Further Ordered, That notice
of such hearing be given, By publishing
this order once in each week for three
successive weeks, prior to said day of
hearing, In the Echo de Quest news
paper printed and published IN said
County and BY ymailingn o coryof this order
to all the heirs-at law Of said decedent
when their address Is known or can be
ascertained by due diligence, at least
fourteen IA days before the date Of said
hearing, unless notice is waived.
Dated at Minneapol dis, this 4th. day Of
November 1913. SssssA
BY the Court:
JOIN dahl
11-21 Judge of the Probate Court
[D. s. Prinzing, Atty Rush for, linn.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-11-14
No 1877
ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION FOR
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION

ORDER FOR HEARING PETITION FOR I
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATOR
State of Minnesota, County of .Henne.
pin. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the Estate of William
Morgan, decedent.
On receiving and filing the petition of
Morris Morgan of Hennepin County,
Minnesota, praying that Letters of
Administration on said estate issue to
Peter1W Williams of said county and State,
tits Ordered, That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested in
said matter appear before this Court on
Monday, the LIST day OF December 1918
at 10 A. NJ, at the Probate Court in the
Court House at Minneapolis in said
County and then, or as soon thereafter as
said petition can be heard, show cause,
if any there be, why said petition should
not be granted.
And It is Further Ordered, That notice
of such hearing be given, 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, and by mailing copy of this orde
to all the heirs-at-law of said decedent
when their address is known or can be
ascertained by due diligence, at least
fourteen (14) days before the date Of
said hearing, unless notice is waived.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 1st day O
November 1918. S.
By the Court,
l1.21 JOHN A. DAHL,
Judge of the Probate Court
Morris Morgan, 1852 26th Ave. So.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-11-14

& is !
Quebec. lie Dr. "a. Rousseau
president des M6decins de langue
franchise de l'Am6rique du nord
du congress qui aura lieu q Quebec
en- 1914, Went de faire appel q tous
les m6decins de Quebec pour voil
imm6d abatement q la formation des
dif6rents comit6s pr6paratoires au
proclaim congress.
Quebec LA somme totale des
.permis de construction accord6e .
Quebec pendant le mois d'octobre
a atteint le chifre de $253, 1886 con.
tire ST. ,26O, Ian dernier, d la meme
6poque,
L'augmentation est done remar.
quable.
LIE chiffre total des permis pon1
cette aimee, de janvier 3 octobre
est de 81 1876, ,O8O, accusant sur Fan.
nee prec6dente un surplus dc
1920, $50.
Montreal. Une ecrudescence
de la contagion de- variole dams les
campagnes de lasprovince cause de
fortes inqui6tudes aux antorit6s
|sanitaires de laville, qui apprehen-
dent un retour de l'9pid 6mie, Get
|hiyer, q Montreal.
ST la contagion nest pas 6touff6e
sans d9lai, dissent les m6decins, il
sera impossible de conjurer l'6pid6-
mie uui menace de tous cot4s.
Montreal. Mgr Langevin, 0.
M. l., archeveque de st Boniface,
est arrive du Havre, le 6 6coul6.
Sa Grandeur 6tait accompagn6e
de son frere Fable Hermas Lange-
vim, cure de la parcisse de Ia Natl
Fvit6.
PARTS pour l'Europe en- aodt
.dernier lis ont s6iourn6 quinze
jours 3 Rome. quinze jours 3 Con-
trexville, dams les Vosges, quinze
jours 3 Paris, puis les derniers
]ours en- Angleterre.
Sa Grandeur await grand besoin
de repos, mais Sc declare en- excel
lente sant6 ct enchant6e de son
voyage. IL est surtout heureux de
SIS entrevues a, &c le Saint Pere.
Partout il a trouve le meilleur
accueil. Ilse propose de tirer un
grand parti de son voyage, mais Il
refuse de faire connaftre aucun de
ses projects.
sherbrooke-Mgr Paul Larocque
malade depuis quelques iours, est
oblig6 de garder la chambre.
Bien que son 6tat ne soft pas de-
sesp6r6, Il ne laisse pas que d'ins-
pirer des GRANTEES s6rieuses au me-
decin du patient.
Mgr Larocque est ne q Marievil-
le, comt6 de Rouville, le 27 octobre
1916, ct aprAs avoir fait ses 6tudes
q Ste Th6rese ct q st Hyacinthe,
fut orlon e q PHotel Dieu de
Montr6al, par Mgr G. Larocque, le
8 mai 1869.
I'll a 6t6 vicaire puis cure d Key
West, Floride, de 1869 B 1880; 6tu-
diant q Rome (l88O-83 d'od il
sortit docteur en- th6ologie de Ia
|Minerye ct en- droit canonique de
|PAppolli apres avoir visit6 Ia
Terre re-Sainte (1883-84 il a etc
nomm6 desservant, puis cure 3 Ia
cath6 6drale de St-H yacinthe 1885
f93
Elu 6yeque de Sherbrooke le G
octobre 1893, il q 6t6 sacr6 dams Sc
cath h9drale, par Mgr Fabre, le &c
novembre suivant.
Montreal Une religieuse 6mi,
nente Went de s'6teindre dams L
personne de Ia Rev. Sr Marie -Tha1s
de st Joseph, de Ia communautt
des Spurs des Saints Mons de J6;
, 8 IS ct de Marie, . Page de 70 ans
Ellie 6tait la file de fen Honorable
Louis Lacoste, s6nateur, ct smul
IAlexandre Lacoste. Ddrant lei
lnombreuses ann6es qu' ellie fut
Ima1tresse des ovices, puis assis.
ltante generate de ga communaut6
lelle So fts particuliA Arement renaar.
Iquer par ses solides qualities d
IPesprit et.Gu coeur
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-11-14
de leur faire retrouver, autour du
clocher, un coin du vieux pays
D'antrnc 6v6nnno fouor;onn+ Ii

de leur faire retrouver, autour du
clocher, un coin du vieux pays
D'autres 6v6ques favorisent le
m6lange des races, n'aiment pas
Pisolement des catalogues, ct
croient hAter la conversion des pro 7
testants en- r6pandant parmi eux
de nombreux catholiques parlant
leur langue.
Cette tentative, souvent plus pa
triotique qu'apostoliqre, ne va
pas sans danger. Pour un gain
douteux on s'expose a des pertes
considerables, car les catalogues
deyiennent plus facilement indif6-
rents que les protestants ne devien-
nent catalogues par contagion.
|L'exemple des Etats-Unis le prou-
We. D'apr6s des calculs REGENTS,
lies catholiques d'origine britanni-
que ny sont pas six millions qu'ils
devraient etre sill ny. await pas eu
4 ld'apostasie. Au Canada en- 1911,
dams Ia province anglaise d'Onta-
|rio, il y cut ] ,519 marriages mixtes,
contre 2,6l2 marriages contract6s
entire catalogues. Or, c'est un fait
reconnu dams plusieurs pays qua
la troisi6me generation presque
tous les enfants issus de marriages
mixtes sont devenus protestants.
lPEnfn, rexp6rience prouve ample
ment qu'en Am6riqua l'abandon de
la langue maternelle entrafne, pour
la plupart, a la perte de la fol des
anc6tres.
Les 6veques disposent de moyens
puissants pour perdre les groupes
lde diverses nationalit6s. On COM
prend quelle anxi6t6 lis ont de gar
der leur langue ct leur caractAre
distinctif. La prochaine nomina-
tion dun 6veque excite parfois,
chez les catalogues du Canada ct
des Etats-Unis, un int6ret qu'on
pourrait croire excessif, 81 Pon ne
savait tout ce qui peut en- r6sulter.
Dams ces circumstances dificiles,
81 p6rilleuses pour la fol des fai-
bles, tout notre espoir est dams
Pimpartiale sagesse qui, de Rome,
preside aux destin6es de l'Eglise.
Ellie j. Auclaire.
Du g Messenger du Cnur de J6-
sus mai l913).
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Europe.

( f. % s3-
Madrid in d6tachement dt
cavalerie allait etre a6truit q Cen
ta, Marco, par les rebelles, quane
parut, en- a6roplane, d Pinfant Alton
Sc, suivi d'autres omciers de la hot
tile a6rienne. Les rebelles pri5 de
frayeur, s'enfuirent.
Paris. M Etienne Lanel, con.
sui gznsral de France . New
York, est nomm6 ministre dc
France au Br6sil. III
fsera remplac6 par M. e. Bosseront
d'Anglade, consul general de Fran.
ce . Barcelona.
M. Lanel est aux Etats-U Unis de.
puis 1908. De 1908 q 1907 il 6tait
consul 4 San Francisco, quill quit
ia pour venir q New Y ork.
Paris. Le cabinet francais a
approuv6, le4 6coule, le budget de
1914 qui a cts soumis . la chambre
des deputies. LIE budget ne dit pas
les sommes quill faudra emprunter,
mais il est admis gu emprunt de
$3.50, 100000 sera faits q la premiA-
re occasion favorable, pour combler
les deficits, ct faire face aux de-
penses nouvelles.
Paris. Depuis deux mois, on
6tait sans nouvelles du comte Cas-.
tillon de Saint Victor, ancien Off
cier, bien connu dams le monde de
pa6ronautique ct de Paviation,
pendant longtemps detenteur du
record de distance au ballon sph6-
rique.
Les recherches enterprises JUS
squ'ici 6taient rest6es sans r6sultats,
mails une d6peche de Canterbury,
Angleterre, annonce que le comte
Went d'6tre retrouv6 dams un mo-
nast4re, oh il est entr6 depuis sa
disparition
On le trouva Yaquant B ses occu-
pations d'aide cuisinier.
LIE comte de Saint. Y Viictor 6couta
5ensHienge les o1ss flE 6sdrintss, irirl
de P6goud, de nfelmayer ct des
autres vituoses de l'aviation ct de
Pa6ronautique.
Son attitude fit supposer quill
ne regrettait nullement les nom
breux success de sa vie de esportman.
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Q.

Les membres des Cours canadi-
nes-francaises des Danes Fores-
there's Catholiq ques, sont notif6es
que les cotisations suivantes sont
|appel6es pour le mois de Nov.
Classe a No. 21l .86
I. B No. 79 1.35
{ a No 49, 100
Nine Eva Corriveau, Sec.-Fin.
de Ia Cour Notre- Dame de Lour-
'des, 3M 3e Ave. n. B. Seances sal
5le i. 90. r. coin Centrale ct Sc
rue, les Ter ct Sc mercredis du mois
Tel. n. w East 1921
Nine Laura M eun.ier Sec. Fin
de Ia Cour L' 'Etoile |du, Nord 51a
sl8es Ave. n S6ances, sale Kraft
E2O27 Washingt on Ave N, les Ter.
Eet Sc lnndii Is 6u 1ois. .
e 4el6phene g. s. North 1999
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Nous enver1ons un numero speclmeA
du journal . toute personne qui en- fera
a demande
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LIE pURGATOIRE;

C6tait un ocean de feu sous IN ciel noir
Les hammes ondulaient CONNIE de rouges vagues;
leur crete parfos lamantable a vor
Surgissaent par milliers, des ames, formes vagues
Elles criaient "Pit6!' vers des amis lointains
Alors du sang tombait, d6bordant des calices
Que les pretres pench6s, au lever .des mathis,
Consacrent voix basse en- leurs saints sacrifices
BIT ce sang, sang de Dieu, jallli du sacr6- Cmur,
Passait sur la fournaise en- un vent de ros6e:
Puis les ames chantaient, ct TIMETABLE choeur
Montaient CONNIE encens, sur la famine apaisee
Par un chemin tres long, feuri d'etoiles dor
Et 81 bleu quon eht dit un taps de pervenches,
Al Paradis aim6 drigeant eur essor,
Dautres oiseaux divins senvolaent toutes blanches
Joseph Suchet, M. s.. c.
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STAT'ISTIQUE:S
Sur les Catalogues du Cs.
NADIA ct des Etats-Unls


.xa,,,4a4a j., 800, ao,,,a,,+ !,
ro11 nG. ,l1;1s .1Jits':1 ~ lG.n.ea ~, -
aoraapant aa vnee o.aJia .aaAa -, 70. ao,sso, - @
6ent 81 ] a,,,;i = s1o. ana;+ =, % Ganada :,
n 49,; : = araI 1o11 3 80 aae oa, na1 aa+ha -
i;amas U.s a ) u1 nSA lY oan s,uy sant II lan@ne ]
franaa;sa 80 49, Yl'.g nas 77o 1 1s1 oatha1;a,as I
a. Lal1Y, d;rarsos -, nat;onal;t6s ,aG environ Ha
% 90n u1iso nno sont e,1'' d,as;n;na ol,enaanda
.pJ;soo ;ta1;o soL. = ol. - Ias . a,,4sas
.ant ssa,, a,a,;;an e;as"' h.;t.nn;a7,a 80 1 9e 'ne
1ons 1ons ) = 10Y 1ue D,,fI s1at t;aa ue oo+hai;
avoi a. e. Co. Gaa.da T. .asa p,ast aoar,,a ' 10 eoa
III III ~ dant % 1o551s 4 ~ catbnI,nnes ]m 10 I IL
1annna lon, uo4r fronoo;sa osao 'i'o uo9 =
1on nu1 ..ra1,,at,, naasa,eG, !. ondo -a,,,,a !.
4ha1;ana ~ aap,1s "a I.andrss g. a nnb,;a;t % dans
80, san .s si d1aana
nc. ral erS d,.erss' 10 .Cathal;c n;rocta so
80, 80 da = NJ Tacl,na ID 1an1
J s'1a11 "a ~ 1 lsga,,,bra doc cathoI;onos
d,or;a;na7 ! o 7hr;tann;o,o no an Canada
.s,ast : 6Iay6 M . AZ Ls>' san1 1no Of Of one upia Ia
: senia nj g nrou;nca da Sastatchewan . :
.acnnis. durant ces dix ann6es. 4O1 :.
90 nnnvaanx cathol;nnes En r6-
alta. ii1n'v' ! mas mas dams M font le Ca
NADIA. 600 GOO catholiques d'origine
britanniiaue. ct Ia province de Sas-
katcheWan d q. en- tout, que go, ,O92
catholinues
Ces erreurs j paraftront insiipnifi-
1antss ) bien des lecteurs europeans.
Les Canadiens les trouvent regret
tables. car elles entretiennent de
=.malhenrenses rivalit6s entire les di-
verses groupes catholiques du Ca
nada Accomnapn6es des commen-
taires enthousiastes du .sTablet' .
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dams la chr6tiant6 cathol nne': ye-
.nant nam, dams cette revne. 5 ia suite
d:;ns;nnatinns contre lesnnelles
dos 6vAnnea canadians ont ifl pro-
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E::tats -Unis::

Washing ton. Les membres de
la chambre basse ofriront un ma
gniGque cadeau q Mile Jessie Will
son, file du President, qui 6pouse-
;ra les Is novembre, Nc. Francis
Bowes Sayre.
Le marriage aura lieu . Ia Mai
son Blanche.
Haverhill, Mass. M, Joseph
Charbonneau, un septuag6naire,
de Hudson, doit 6pouser dams une
fsemaine, Nine Elmire Simoneau.
M. Char bonneau ct sa future
sont tous deux doublement veufs.
lis s'6taient connus q Concord, N.
H., il y a IS ans.
Les deux vieillards Sc rencontr4-
rent derni4rement ct renouvelA1en
connaissance.
NJ. rbonneau, qui est age de
73 ans, est RENTER, ct de ses deux
marriages sont n6s "a enfants.
Grayling, Mich Elvin Lacha-
pelle, IN pauvre jeune homme de
lrette vile, Went d'h6riter de Ia
somme de So coo, ,O0O, ce qui cons
titue Ia moiti6 de la fortune de son
pere, quill NJ jamais connu, &c
dernier ayant quite sa femme lily
Ia 2l ans, un mois apres son maria
fge.
Lachapelle pare .Joseph) 6tait
[pauvre 4, P6poque de son marriage;
mais quand il quitta 90 femme il
Lee rendit au w consin, ete en- peu
de temps s'amassa une belle fortu-
ne.
Apres la naiissance de son fls, 81
femme obtint le divorce ct SO rema.
ria. De son cote, Lachapelles esae
maria ct. sa seconde femme lui don.
ma IN fils, quii partage avec son
Idemi- ere Elvin les mill lions que
Lachapelle . laiss6 6s..
Lachapelle pere, etait natif du
Canada.
Philade phie q programme
lde loi soumis D Ia chambre des re.
presentants par N Logue, pr6voit
. Ia constructio Philadelp phie,
dun nouYel hotel des postes. les
credits demand d6s= pour achat do
terrain ct pour Ia construction DC
['immeuble sont de 800 600 dol
liars. 4
ashingt on 1es 3ersonnes ilul
ldemeurent tles tleux co otAs de ia i:
|gne frontii4 4re entire le Canad etS les
IEtats- Iniss set luii ont habitudt
fde faire % 4neat Dim
Temp porter Yec S!o1lnle nel
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