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The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-31
PAYS $4,000 FOR LIBRARY
Henry e. Huntington Gets the Fine
eeveriy Chew Collection
In New York.

New Yerk.-The fine library OF
Beverly Chew. noted here and abroad
for its remarkable collection of rars
and valuable copies of early English
authors. has been sold to Henry u
Huntington. The price. It was an
nounced. was s50O.O00. Mr. Hunt,
ingtcn was the successful bidder for
many of the highest priced offerinss
in the sale OF the Robert Hoe library
and was also named some time age
as the purchaser of the collection oi
the late f. Dwight Church of Brooklyn
including the most extensive library
of Americana In the world.
With the addition of the Chew pur
chase Mr. Huntington becomes the
possessor Of what is in many respects
the finest private library in the world
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-31
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior.
u, S, Land O6ce at Lamar, Colo,

v. ). Land Once at Lamar, Coo.,
January Is. 1918.
To Frederick G. Fresh Of Blackwell Okla, Contes,ee
You are hereby notified that Charles Q. Nc Gaire who
80. 1872 Ge in this Office his duly eorroborsed sppRcaon
to contest and the cancellation Of your Homestead
entry. serial No. 0766 made April g. 1910. for south
hall OF section g. township n south. range ~ west
sixth principal merdsn. and grounds Tor his
test he seaes that Fredericd G. Fresh has wholly sbsn
doned above described since date Of entry that he
has made improvements thereon and that said defaults
continue to the present date.
You are. therefore further notified tha, the said alesa
tons will be taken by this Office having been confessed
by you. and said entry will be cancelled Hereunder
without your further right to be heard hessn either be-
lore this oRee appeal you fail file this Office
within twenty days alter the FOURTH publication Of this
notice. shown below. your answer under OATH spec6
ealy meeting and responding these allegations Of
test or ii you is within that time hle in this oce due
proof that you Lave served copy Of the
,sid contestant either by registered mail II
this service is made by The delivery Of copy Of your
sns~er to the person. p:oof Of such
must be either the said contestants written acknowledge
ment OF his receipt oil the showing the date Of its
receipt or the adas Of the by whom the delivery
was made stating when and where the delivered
made by registered mail uroof Of such service
sis, Of the affidavit of the person by whom copy was mailed
stating when and the post.ohce 10 which ii mailed
and this affidavit be by the
receipt for the letter.
on should state in your the oil the post
oihce to which desire fuure notice be sent to
Eugene M. Whitaker. Register.
Date OF FIRST publication Jan. 81. 1918.
Date Of second publication Feb. 7. 1918.
Date oil third publication Feb. IA. 1918.
Dale Of fourth publication Feb. 81. 1915
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-31
HIRES HUSBAND FROM JAIL
Wks Purchases Convicted Mans
osrvioss for $500 4 Month
spouse Sold Liquor.

Ashsville. N. C.-Placing a much
higher value on his services than
any one else. Mrs. P. H. Thrash hired
her husband from the board Of county
commissioners for one month for
1900. strictly cash in advance.
THRASH, man worth $4,000 and
well connected, had been found guilty
Of keeping liquor to sell to retailers
in his prohibition section and SEN
tenced by Judge Long in superior
court to pay hne of $4,000, costs
amounting to $400 and to be impris.
oned in jail thirty days; but upon
the fearful petition Of the wife the
Judge stipulated that II the county
commissioners chose to do so they
might hire the defendant for his term
to the highest bidder, but not less
than $500.
The board decided to take the mon
ey and in default OF other bids the de-
fendant was struck off to the wife for
$500. which she promptly paid.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-31
Have You Noticed These,

An inventor in America has earned
the thanks Of all who have been seek
Ing aftor q really sanitary form Of
kissing. In certain parts Of that great
country. when young ladies go to par
ties and places where they kiss, they
are provided with sterilized ivory
ring, mounted on silver handle. This
Is fnterposed between the kisser and
the kissee, and the resulting sensation
is known as "pasteurized pleasure" or
"germless joy."-London Answers.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-31
MAN is TIRED OF AMERICA
Minneapolis Delivery Wagon Driver
char0ss That His Employer vlo-
lated the immigration Law.

1inneapoiis.-If James Fenion were
an artist. an actor or an opera singer
- would not have recourse to the
courts. but hs declares through his
attorney that he II simply delivery
wagon driver and therefore feels he
should be deported andsshould receive
. $1,000 Judgment from his employer.
1t Is the flrst case in the history of
federal Jurisprudence in Minnesota
vhere anyone has asked for deporta-
ton
Fenion, through his attorney. has
brought complaint in federal court
against J. C. Wilson, charging viola
ton Of the immigration act The
complaint declares that in 1911 Wilson
induced Fsnion to migrate from his
home In 0reenock, Scotland. to the
United States, promising that II hs
would come to Minneapolis he would
give him Job as a delivery wagon
driver at 312 a week. According to
the complaint, 1t was understood the
transportation expenses were to be
paid back out Of Fenion's wages.
Fenion, however, is said to have be.
come dissatisfied and has brought suit
under the law whereby none but
actors. opera singers or artists may be
brought into the country under such
. labor agreement without violation
OF the immigration Laws
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-31
PASTORS msrlted Rebuke.

When Samuel s. Colber was preach.
ing in an old log schoolhouse In John
son county, Missouri. in 1852, his
congregation was quite small. One
Sunday all were sitting at the desks
forward near the puncheon floor.
The sermon was monotonous and the
old log seats had no backs. Observ-
Ing the sleepy. downcast look Of the
congregation. the minister woke them
up by shouting: AROUSE, heaven is
not under the foor!"
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-31
Longevity in French Village.

Longevity IN French VlIIa0es.
A remarkable record OF longevity is
to be found In some Of the rural par
ishes, Of France. In the village Of st.
Thomas de la Nlche there have been
only fourteen parish priests in three
hundred years, the fourteenth being
still in possession. The parish Of st.
German du Val, in Paris, has had only
three pastors In one hundred years.
while that Of Givry en- Argonne has
had but Ave In 13C years.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dep.r.men, Of the la,erior.


U. S. Lsnd OAice st Lamar, Colorado.
November 27. 1912
Notice is hereby given that Erna Casteel Of Holly.
Colo who. March T. 1907 made Homestead entry No.
1856 serial No. 070l. for northwest quarter Secss H.
Township rs south. Range Al vest 9th principal meridan
has 6ed notice Of make FINAL three year proof
establish claim the land shove described before the
U. s. eommis soner. IL. N Zalnsers Holly. Colorado.
the l8h.dsy Of January. 1913.
Claimant names Witnesses: Michsel L. Dowds.
James l.. Smith. William H. Hurley and Dudley Mathez,
all Of Holly Colorado.
Eugene M. Whitaker. Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-31
Some Plodders Who Have Succeeded.
(BY SPECIAL PERMISSION

apparent effort
il full Of instances
rIssacNe al the bottom of his class
of him, of who
mod
lin
in his boyhood dubbed ''Ueess
Grnby unahndy
appointed ebor his father the
eddicsed
'Wen
when bright boys in tn
neiehborheodr'
saidha a he raised his bid auction
Of the
thought by n
Stupidity
aesh-andblood
oil his life
of fin
the
his
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-31

Free from crease, Mildredina Almond
cream compound does not make hair
grow. 1t is most delightful remedy for
chapped hands, face and lips, also for men
after shaving, Csc and Soc bottles.
Mildredins Speciality Co.,
Boston, Mass.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-31

We have township plats, chat
tel mortgages, deeds, and other
forms for sale at our Office. The
Chieftain Printerv.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-31

Sicily Source Of Sulphur Supply.
The pulp mills Of Sweden REQUIRE
72,SOO tons of sulphur annually. Prao-
tically all Of 1t comes from Sicily.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-31
Killing Made Painless.

In English slaughter houses animals
are killed by new and humane
method. The instrument employed is
q spring operated pistol that projects
q sharp blade into the animals head.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-31

Mr. Monkey Gas Willie Monktt
bedtime approached)-Well. wisl
was porcupine.
Mrs. Monkey-Yoal brute! Why!
Mr.. Monkey-A little porcupine
doesn't nag his papa to carry him to
bed on his back.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-31

Hands rough and red7 Well, why don't
you use MiIdredina Almond cream, then
the skin will be as soft as velvet. 1.-THE
Cream Of Creams" 2Sc and Soc bottle.
Mildredina Specially Co.,
Boston, Mass.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-01-31

1t costs but little more than
plain paper. Your name and ad-
dress neatly printed on 100 note
heads and envelopes for only
81.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-16
Your Easter
Shoes

May be bought here of us at a much
smaller price than elsewhere. Our
qualities are the highest, yet prices
are the lowest.
Women's s dressy satin pumps, the
ls,';es nsTest t. toes and heels So. .95
Women's dull kid button oxfords
from the best factories. Any woman
would be proud ofsa pair of these
shoes, worth $500. CD az
Special VOsOO
Some new patent pumps with per-
forated imitation tips, fancy bows,
new heels and toes, else CD or
where at $500, here at VOsOO
We are showing many styles of
women's red kid pumps or button
oxfords, the new footwear Of the
season. Others sell these shoes at
'sr;se sa;se and $500. Our $3.45
I. -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-16
New Easter Silks

New Easter Silks
Canton brocade silk, in all the best colors;
worth regularly 29c. %Oo
Yard LIN
20 inch Crepon, a beautiful quality,sin all
s1,GgS' Yapd worth '9s 39c
"a inch brocade messaline. silk, very new
and all the good colors; worth s9c Cor
Yard wv
40 inch crepe chiffon, the newest shades
and the regular $1.25 value mn COo
Yard CON
twenty-five hundred yards of 36ineh plain
or fancy messaline and taffeta, including
changeables. These silks were bought at
sacrifice from a women S ready -to-wear
manufacturer; values to $500. Q0r.
Choice &N OON
HELEN Cylk for women s suits or dresses,
guaranteed not to fade, 36 inches OEo
wide; worth 35c. Yard ~
Sc inch silk ratine, in every color that is
g99d' gssa worth regularly 7ss Soc
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-24
CHAN G. & i q RID sYsTE N.

SlVI7SY IA So ST Nh
S ) Mt a joint commit tee Of the two houses
has zen app inted to inYestig ates
The methods which az be esta bIish.3
led for keeping the record s Of the two
E$lhouse s more oderrl.3 !, mann err
The presen ystem Isl very e1p i've
and IL lis believed 1t can be imp proved.
When the coInmi ttee eports, Isl
quite prob ab1e there will be some ac-55
ton taken along this line. h
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-01-24

.&f8s A bill which / is receiving consider
able attention is that llich raises the
tax for gophe bount III from soneshaif
! to- one mi This III deemed necessary
Sto check destructio ion Of scrops. mi Sss
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18
Conversion dun Savant
Allemand

M. Albert Won Ruville, savant
allemand, Went de Sc convertir.
Voici quelques details que nous
dome un confrere de France:
Professeur a pUniversit6 de Hal
le, Allemagne, Oh il enseigne de-
puis plusieurs ann6es rhistoire
contemporaries, M. A. Won Ruville
a public les monographies estim6es
sur le ministre anglais Pitt ct sur
la formation de rEmpire d'Allema-
gne apr4s les queries contre PAU
triche ct la France. C'est un pro-
fesseur distingu6. C'6tait un pro-
testant fervent.
La nouvelle de sa conversion au
catholicisme a suscit6 en- Allema-
gne un vif 6moi, d'autant plus que
le converti a public un Outrage in
titul6: ''Zuruck znr heiligen Kir-
chez, "Retour a la Sainte Eglise''
II comprend six chapitres: 10 mon
retour dams la Sainte Eglise; 20 le
fondement de rEglise catholique;
30 l'Eucharistie dams l'Eglise ca
tholique; 10 la Charlie dams lEgli-
Sc catholique; 30 la libert6 dams
rEglise catholique; 60 phostilit6
contre pEglise catholique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18
L'HEROISME DES PRETRES
EFT RELIGIEUSES
DECORES

On lit dams l'''Univers" de Pa
ris du 81 JUN dernier:
II ny pas de jour Oh un pretre
ne risque sa vie pour sauver un
homme de la mort.
Hier encore, M. Table Lepetit,
de la maitrise de Notre-Dame, a
accompli, de la facon la plus sim
pie, un acte h6roique ct, apres
avoir risqu6 sa vie, s'est d6rob6
aux ovations de la foule.
LIE pretre longeait, dams l'apres-
midi, le quai d Horloge, il entendit
crier: un malheureux venait de
sauter, dune hauteur de plus de
six metres, dams le feuve. Sans
hester, NJ. Fable Lepetit, quittant
son chapeau, posant son br6viaire,
allait plonger q sa recherche lors-
quill s'apercut que, pouss6 PAL
l'instinct de la conservation, le de-
sesp6r6 s'6tait accroch6 au bas d'u-
ne 6cbelle de fer suspendue au
mur.
S'accrochant aux 6chelons, l'h6-
ro1que sauveteur parvint 3 rejoin-
Dire l'homme, un sieur Bourgeois,
que la mis4re await conduit au de-
sespoir, ct 3 rendre la vie.
Ainsi que nous l'ayons dit, NJ.
Table Lepetit a refuse tonte fell
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18
MERES, FORMEZ LIE CEUR
DE VOS ENFANTS

II ne sufit pas de faire de Pen
FAINT un homme robuste; ce nest
pas assez de developer son intel
ligence; il faut encore quill soft
bon ct atfectueux.
Combien de m4res negligent
chez leurs enfants A formation du
occur! Et pourtant, c'est dams le
occur aimant de leurs chers petits
qu'elles pouraient trouver le plus
de charme ct le plus de consola-
tion. Or, le cmur de renfant Sc
forme CONNIE Intelligence, ct c'est
une erreur de croire que la bont6,
la tendresse, laffection chez Zen
FAINT soft instructive. II y des
enfants naturellement egoistes, ma
turellement m6chants. Aux meres
revient surtout de faire cette 6du-
cation du c@ur.
Et quel ravissement pour elles
de voir grandir ct Sc developer
chaque jour chez leurs enfants, ce
genereux sentiment qul sappelle
la doucenr on la bont6.
Toutefois, il y a CONNIE une sor-
te de hierarchie a 6tablir dams les
affections de Penfant: c'est pamour
des parents quill convent d'abord
de developer. Pour celia, meres,
faites sentir a vos Sis qu lis vous
doivent tout; faites leur compren-
Dire de bonne heure que votre de-
vouement est d6sint6ress6; que
toutes les peines que vous prenez
pour eux, labeurs, fatigues, NUTS
sans sommeil, soins empresses ct
in6nis pour leur procurer de quoi
Sc vetir ct Sc nourrir, que tout celia
c'est le fruit de votre amour. Rap
pelez-leur de temps en- temps tou-
tes ces chooses, ct dams leur ceur
grandma ce doux sentiment de re-
connaissance qui est d6ja de Paffec-
tion.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18
LIE MARRIAGE

A moins de fermer les yeux q
r6vidence, il faut bien Sc rendre
compte qu'en certains pays surtout,
la famille chr6tienne SQUIRE de ce
NAL qui, a des 6poques d6termi-
n6es. est venu pr6cipiter la d6ca-
dence des peuples: ia peur de
I'enfant ct la volontaire st6rilite. !"
De tous c6t6s. 6conomistes, hon.
mes d'Etat, moralistes sen pr6oc-
cupent; Avec des pr6cisions qu'on
ne peut apporter lei, des publicis-
tes distingu6s ont signal6 le COM
plot organise contre la famille.
Sc taire'', pour une timidit6 de-
plac6e, sur un tl6au qui tue, en- sa
racine la divine moisson des 6lus,
serait un "mauvais ca!cul". Qui
ne dit mot, consent, ct ne rien dire
de ce NAL serait consentir q sa pro-
pagation.
r. P. SUAU, S. j.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18
Sir Charles Servant de
MeSSe

Quebec. Sir Charles Fitzpa-
trick, administrator du Canada
en- l'absence du gouverneur gene
raj, ct juge en- chef de la Cour Su-
preme, servi la messe dun vieux
religieux. a r6glise Notre- Dame
des Victories, a Ia Basse- Vile, lie 8
6coui6.
La pi6t6 de Sir Charles est bien
connue. II Sc trouvait mel6 aux
fdeIes qui remplissaient presque
la nef de r6glise. Un pretre age
monte a Pautel accompagn6 dun
petit servant de messe ct commen-
ce la celebration du saint myst6re.
A un moment doan6 dependant,
les r6ponses cessent de la part du
servant qui sollicite la permission
de s'absenter, atteint par un malai-
Sc subit. CONNIE il ny await pas
d 'autre servant q la sacristie, ct
pour ne pas interrompre la messe,
Sir Charles SO leve, va revetir lie
surplis, Went prendre sur les gradins
de Pautel la place du jeune enfant.
LIE vieux religieux continue le
saint sacrifice ct les r6ponses sor-
tent de la bouche du nouveau ser
want tout CONNIE sill venait de les
apprendre pour entrer au chnur.
Les fd9les ne peuvent retenir leur
admiration pour Sir Charles, qui
rendit en- meme temps un haut t6-
moignage de sa pi6t6 ct donnalt
au vieux religieux une marque non
6quivoque de Difference.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18
L'lTALIE DEVASTEE

Rome.-Une terrible tempete
fait rage par toute lItalie ct a
d6truit la moisson ct les maisons
en- plusieurs endroits. LIE temps
6tait remarquab|ement froid pour
cette 6poque de l'ann6e, le ther-
mometre 6tant descendu a Rome,
en- dessous de 60legr6s Fahrenheit.
Semblable temperature, au milieu
de juliet ne s'6tait pas vue en- TIA
lie depuis Pann6e 1913, alors que
les gems superstitieux lattribue-
rent q la repetition du chiffre trei-
re.
Naples.-Des pluies extraordi-
naires ct de la grele ont monde lie
pays la semaine derniere. Des tor
rents d:eau, de boue ct de cendres
m6lang6es s'6chappaient du V6su-
We ct inondaient les villages le
long du golf de Naples. LIE vent
froid qui souf1ait avec force du
Nord ct la tempete ont fait tomber
la temperature presque au point de
cong6lation. On dit quill est tom
be de la neige dams les Alpes.
Messines.- .-Une violente tempe
te de vent ct de pluie qui fait ra-
ge dams le voisinage du detroit a
cause des d6gats 6normes. Les
moissons ont etc dAtruites ct les
paysans abandonment leurs chau-
mieres dams lesquelles lis vivaient
depuis le tremblement de terre dill
y quelques ann6es.
Cosenza.-Les paysans des alen-
tours sont terrif6s par l'ouragan ct
des chocs l6gers de tremblements
deterrequise sont fait sentir. On est
encore sous Pimpression de la ter
reur caus6e par 10 tremblement de
terre de la fin de JUN.
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citation, ct, modestement, s'est en-.
fui chez lui.
II y a quelques jours. c'etait le
cure de Pier.efonds don't on van.
TAFT ie d6vouement 5et l'activit6, au
cours de Forage qui ravag6 Ia
vile.
II y a huit jours, c'6tait a Nice
Fable N;caise arretant un cheva]
emball6; ct, au milieu de. tant dc
d6vouements ct d'actes h6roiques
soigneusement c6les par leurs au-
teurs, nul ma oubli6 le courage du
magnifque anb6 Richard.
Enfn, hier meme, dams la liste
des laur6ats des prix Montyon de-
cern6s par rAcad6mie Francaise,
pretres ct religieuses fgurent en-
bonne part. Citons:
La Smur Payen.Ea POrphelinat
de La Villette, a Paris, 5000 frcs;
rabb6 Algony, fondateur d'@uvres
diverses au KremHn- -Bicetre, 5000
francs; patronage ST Francois X a.
vier d'Auteuil ct du Point-du-Jour,
1000 francs; Euvre des Danes
du Calvaire (Mme Col, superior.
re), st Etienne, LEGO francs; @u-
vre catholique dioc6saine des colo
nies des vacances (abb6 Cl.-M.
Guigonnaud, a Dram, 500 francs;
Union de l'Ouest ,.abb6 Bidet, di-
recteur, Paris), 1000 francs; Ger
Gle catholique des Patrons ct Ou-
vriers de St Bruno-les-Chartreu
Lyon, l.50O francs, etc.
Les pretres d'aujourd'hui oppo-
sent a la calomnie l'exercice de
toutes les vertus.
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Tr0uve un nOuveau plaisir
dams la Yie.-"J'ai pu trouYer

un nouveau plaisir dams la vie ain
ST que dams mon travail, ecrit M.
Jean May, de Quincy, Wis, ''Trois
bouteilles de Novoro ont accompli
ceci. Depuis plus dun an j'6tais
malade. Les docteurs disaient que
c'6talt mon estomac, mais ills
6taient incapables de me souiager.
Finalement je devins 81 malade
que je perdis courage A ce mo-
ment j'obtins lie Novoro ct fus que
RI.
LIE rayon de soleil de la sant6
semble suivre les traces du Novoro
du DR. Pierre partout Oh il est en-
ploy6. Des agents sp6ciaux le
fournissent au public. ST vous ne
connaissez point d'agent dams vo-
tre voisinage. ecrivez al Cr Peter
Fahrney & Sons Co., 1875 So,
Hoyne Ave-, Chicago, LII. Ann.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1913-07-18
lie plus Petit Chemin de Fer
du Monde

Ce nest plus CONNIE autrefois,
lie minuscule bout de rail qui con-
duisait de La Goulette a Tunis;
pas advantage celui qui va de Yer
ton a Berck-sur-Mer; nj celui qui
relic St-Germain, Etat, a Saint
German, Grand -Ceinture; nj celui
qui meme de Montpelier a Palavas
les-Flots; encore moins celui qui
relic la gare ct la Vile de La Cio-
tat.
Ces minuscules chemins de fer
ont encore quelques miles; ce sont
des transsib6riens a cote de celui
qui va bient6t 6tre construit, dit
on, en- Italie, a Rome meme, dams
Rome, pour le service du Souve-
rain-Pontife.
LIE pape ayant achet6 une waste
propri6t6 voisine du Vatican, la
presse anti-cl6ricale de Rome pose
la question d'ex-territoriaiite, ct
proteste aussi contre le droit pour
Pie x, de poss6der un autre do
maine que celui qui lui est conc6d6
par les trait6s, domaine qui pour
rait 6chapper aussi a Ia juridiction
italienne.
Ain d'6viter toute contestation
de Get ordre, il parait que lie Pape
dome l'ordre a ses arch t .ctes de-
tudier la r6ouverture de la Porta
Pertusa, porte ancienne de Rome,
aujourd' 'nui condamnee par un mur
de maconnerie, dams les foss6s du
Vatican.
On construirait alors, sous Ia via
Aurelia, un tunnelqui recevrait P6-
quipement n6cessaire ct un bout de
chemin lie fer 6lectrique, don't La
longueur aura d peine trois cents
verges.
Ce tram-joujou snpprimerait tou-
te discussion avec les intransi-
geants romans.
II permettrait au Pape de passer
dune propri6t6 dams une autre sans
emprunter le sol italien. A moins
F Iqu'nn casuistique renforc6e n'at~,
taque devant les tribunaux le nou-
veau propri4taire ct ne pose devant
[enx Ia question de lexterritorialit4
sous terrell
Tout seplaide,
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tion ouvriere en- CT pays. Dams
P6tat actuel, l'ouvrier AMERICAN
travaille deja trop pour sa capacit6
physique. II Sc surmene ct c'est
meme pour celia qu;aux Etats-U luis
la tuberculose fait-toutes proper
tions gard6es de ravages que
dams aucun autre pays.
La revision du tariff va 6videm-
ment causer de graves perturba-
tions economiques chez le peuple
am6ricain ct nous croyons sincere
ment qu'en fin de compte ce sera
le travailleur qui payera les pots
cass6s.