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The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-05-29

women and children and miners were
murdered by bullet and arson; and
" hereas, It is the sense of this
meeting that the power of the Coal
Companies aforesaid is mainly gain
cd by land monopoly on the part o.:
The Coal Mining Companies of the
State, now, be it
Resolved. That this meeting express
seS Indignation and horror at the i'll
ega! actions Of the Coal Mining COM
panies Of Colorado in their DEALINGS
With the striking miners and their
families;
That we protest against and pledge
ourselves to arouse public opinion
against the employment of araed
Strike-hreakers in labor districts;
That the President of the United
States be. and is hereby, petitioned
to take over the mines of Colorado iii
the strike zone and tc operate then,
in behalf Of the miners and the peo-
pie Of Colorado until such time Us an
equitable adjustment Of the industri
al dispute between the Coal Compan-
les and the miners is reached, or fail
ing that, that the United States per
.nanently operate the coal mines ir
behalf Of the people.
That copies Of these resolutions be
sent to the President, Vice President,
Speaker Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives, to the Secretary Of
Labor and to the Chief of Justice o.
The Supreme Court aud to the Pres.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-05-29

The organized workers OF Portuga
held convention and federated lhei
forces witt, $4,000 members 70 hcgi'
with, and il is believed that ali tn
union people IN The little republic vii
be in lire before the end of the yea>
Marie Nogueira, tie only Soclalls
rember of the Parliament and who !
also secretary Of the Libson Tradc
Council, took a prominent part II. dc
fcating schemes to commit the move
mcnt to syndicalism. The Gc'icrate'
Workers OF Spain sent fratcrnal de
il gate to the convention TO pledg
their support TO the new organization
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-05-29

British municipal elections have be7n
received from London. which show tli,.
Labor III! Socialist parties have nomi
mated a total of $50 candidates d
which number 20 were elected. The
gain was 12G STATS in municinai :'o,;-
les, and only j losses. showing :: nj
Increase ~ rs. The grand i:!&i
gains since April. 1911. :.mcuul -
.:S5, which shows that fine proGrc,, ! ;
being made in the land oi John Pail,
IN the landslide in the French gene.
al election last week for members q
| Parliament Two renegade SnriaI;Si.:
Yrho imagined themselves bigger tl;an
the movement su!icre. igrnnliM"tis
defat. Aleman who Id 4 cSHkDlU
defeat. .Alcmane who led SCI nss;oH
movement in PJaris lost his S"at. rc-
rciving only 1860 cut Of 9.2G0 i,'',,
II his district MyrrnS, another 'n".
| ler Socialist member u Pariiar ~.
pprescnting Bouloeuc, Went daily d"
The religious question ana joined H.
T;riand reactionistS with tic rc."..
that lie lost out.
Tka lnte-pariamcntary tu:on MI
n;cct in Stockhclnl. beginning. Ans.
~ Among the papers to be presented
will be ono on arbitration by Henri
l.afoatuinc, the Socials, member -
The Belgian Senate. who was rccrOt-
ly awarded the Noble peace prize.
I.amarchc IN Austrian legal MI
thrifty viii discuss he Legislation
Of false news b.: ,hc press fer The
purpose of inriting TO Wy. AIthCr@i,
the Intcrpriamcnlary UCio1 WAS
originally starte>lhy Socialists Is IN
lnti-war movement, large numocrs u:
PARTIES who are opposed 10 WY Hr"'
participate in the congresses. ana th"
Socialists who DC not push thcmS". ""S
forward, but urge other palt!sial.& l.
take an active interest in III, struggle
10 abolish WI.
Ma SO. private secretary 10 Dr.
Sun Nate Sen, who was the most
prominent iguIc IN the revolutions
that overthrow the Nachu dynasty
in China and established y republic,
If which he va. Provisional Presi
dent arrived in london :. fortnight
ago, and declared that second reg
olution will BE- prccipitatod within! i
year because President Yuan 81:
kai hes destroyed tho republicans
form Of government and is acting Nd
Il dictator, and bad one ct that. 500
says Shi Ka:-.is the "huerta o.
China, whose hands are far more
crimson with the blood of rue
patriots than are the Mexican uns'lrp-.
crS, and President Wilson is bitter
= a,saiied for recognizing the
Chinese tyrant, who has strangled
The republic that the Washington "0v-
,rnmcnt officials claimcd 10 admire.
The total d'!r paying mcmbrT.h,"
enrolled il thc Socialist movement IT,.
'or!d OYER mas h'rh 'o'"pIif' D.: -E''-
Is Grams and is given at 2,TsT 80
against o''"o' III ''''' " ""h we
''r'". 'h"''n'"> 'i'''''i'''; % '"'h'or'- .
'hP III ''''''""n! ''''''" az" ''.
''''':',', -" 81 III "''',' '"U"'' 'eS >"''
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The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-05-29

Whereas, For moro than six months
the United Mine Workers have beer
On strike in the coal fields Of Colora-
do. which coal fields are owned ant
controlled by the Rockefeller inter,
cSts. During this time. gcnmen
thugs. criminals and state n!ilitiamer
have been arrest!ug, torturing aHc
numbering these inoffensire and prac,
ticalir defenSeleSs men. women anc
children, and
Whereas, With the aid and assist
ance Of Governor Ammons OF Colo.
the coal companies. dominated by the
RoSkefellers ana their military hire
Hngs, have instituted a reign Of ter
r0r. civi! government has been proSti-
tute,t and replaced 10y ''guan.an gov
ornmcnt. ciyi! right. justice and lii
city have been denied
Whereas, On April p 1914. tn,
Rockefeller Nine Guards. gunner
thugs. ,niIit;amen and murdererS n
I.udlow, Colorado. perpertated onH o:
ne most fendish and duStard!y mas
:Acr2s. when they set ire 20 the ten:
colony where the wives and children
Of the miners were sheltered. These
hyp-9! ana iuhum2n monsters ;tood
c,;a,.ti rife in hani. to shaot d0wi,
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-05-29

Tie French election for members, %
oarliamcn,, held several weeks ag2
las much greater triumph for the
:oci;:iist party than was indicated III
arlicr reports. The latest irforma
ION is that there will be lGl Soria!.
t members in the new parliancn;
instead Of GO, which was thc number
tic forrpr parliament, and thi: i:
gain Of about 50 per cent. The po-
uIar vote Was also increased By so2c
$4,000, which brings the tptaI SOC.
:,ljst party vote in France 10 clos" t:
he 100000 mark
According to 4 report from Vienna
nc two Ruthenian Socialist partic:
ave comh,ncd. They represent &c o.!
'anizations and possess considerable
nfucncc.
Chester VI. Wright. form,rly ,on
,cctcd with the CALIFORNIA Soci"
Democrat, at Los Angeles. has .jcel
!cctcd as 2nc Of the editors Of th'
Ecw York Call
The first Socialist has bccl clec,cr
the legislature Of the Tyrui, w1er'
he limited franchise has SER ed mere
,ofore to prevent the workers fro!
aiming representation.
The whole Roumanian Socialist Re
leration will doubtless affiliate wit!
he Socialist Party. At a conference
n Milwaukee last week seen branch
3 in as many states voted 10 join II
) P. and kilograms from RIaman
IN organizations in other parts Of IT,
country announced that thc!;. too. ar
'cady 20 take the step.
Pennsylvania Socialists have Dlac
ii 4 complete Socialist ticket in tn
aeld. headed by Joseph 4. Allan, G
Dryn Mawr. ff0rgovcrnor. A largel'
Increased vote is looked Tor this faI
in the Keystone state, where scandal
incompetency, and ali-round antaGon
ism 70 the working people has crc&te'
much dissatisfaction with the too oif
| parties.
Another Christian Socialist preach
or has received his walking papers
Rev. William Miller Gamble, who &C
ted as one of the mourning pickets'
in front of the Rockefelled Offices a
26 Broadway, New York, was free
from st. Marks chursh last week TO
daring to attract attention to the Hol:
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-05-29

Seth Low, president Of the Natirna
Civic Federation has been cle"tc'
president of the New York CharIh"i
of Commerce, and the view is express
sod by careful observers in the mc'Eo
polls th;A the move is only anothe'
step in the ArefulIy laid plan on tn
part Of Low and his friends 20 i'll
crease their power 10 secure the pas
sage of bill in the next legislator
t. establish q state constabulary, 81
l7i!iar to the Pennsylvania CossackS
which the Civic Federation leader
advocated last fail, but which couI
not be put across al that time pec>:uS'
Ire wires hal not been we'll @ncug'
arranged.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-05-29

No sooner did the Associated Press
flash he news acros the country that
several mine operators in the South
western field had charged that thei'
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-05-29

For Me@y's sake! Even the stand;e
matters are learning something.
An inspired article by the Washing
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-05-29

John Ward, labor member If tt,
British Parliament created Z Scnsa-
ton several weeks ago BY GeliVeGiA&
:. terrific denunciation of the anti
Home Rule Bill and demanding thai
Carson and his colleagues be arrcStei
and imprisoned, as union mon Wcrt
last year for advising the troops not
10 shoot down citizens. He has intro
diced u in the House Of Common!
which proposes that when soldiers AZ
called OFT to suppr s. rioting the.
shall not be armed W h rifles and car
tridges unless the rioters themse.ve:
are so armed, and that some less deal
~ weapons must be used to prescT;
the p. ace, but no definite weapons art
named Il. the bill.
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The Trend OF Events

association had Influenced TWO rni',i,
officials in Kansas and Arkansas i'll
scale negotiations. which is tie XII d
If scandal that the A. P. delights il
handling, when President White r!sl:-
e! into the Southwestern field. inves-
7igated the charges and took the nee
rssary. steps to force the two Oil, IL :
to resign. Up to this writing the ope-
rators association has not-1ircd out its
crooked members who offered the bri
hes, nor has the A. P. mentioned tht
fact that the two false labor leader
were forced out of the movement.
The Socialist and labor star. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1911-1915, 1914-05-29

Resolution Adopted at Mass Meet.
ing of Wage Workers and Citi. en-
Held UGnder the Auspices Of th'
Central Federated Union of Great
er New York. On Friday Night.
May i, 1911.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1914-06-12
|MA{G;lA9A21A Ass S;;S;So]f;Mll1dv8
MMn&RSRLA ABEL J
@&lAE6QAGsM@

LIE congressman Geo. R. Smith
cherge IN deuxieme terme. ST M
Smith n'avait a SOL credit que Ia
lutte quill a enterprise contre la
Burnett Emigration Law" il me-
riterait lie suffrage de tout homme
bien peasant de son dis riot. Get
te Lei content un ''litterary test
c;est-a-dire que pour entrer en- ce
pays il faut SAVIOR lire ct 6crire.
Injustice de cette mesure saute
aux yeux Par ellie, lie paysan
honnete ct industrieux serait exclu
de nos bords tandis que lanarchis-
tie y serait solvent admis. ST Get
te loi Unique await etc en- vigueur il
y a un demi-siecle lie pays aurait
etc priv6 DIES services de nos braves
%piorniers qui ont fait la gloire du
Nord-Ouest. Nous aurions 6t6
priv6s du grand Lincoln don't les
parents 6taient illettr6s. NJ. Smith
a eu le courage de s'opposer d Get
te loi, ct a cause de &c courage. il
m6rite d'etre retenu.
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st. Baul

Les Franco-Americains de 81
Paul sont prizes de nous communi.
quer, soft personnellement GU par
telephone toutes les nouvelles IL
Gales qui les c%oncernent, au N
767 Tue Wabasha. Telephones: I
S. 40 N. w. Cedar 40.
u. c. F.. CA l'assembl6e re-
guliere du Cercle Social, Br. 36, en-
date du JUN dernier, il a etc
Resoln que, les membres ofrent
a Sr Helene DAoust leurs since
res sympathies dams la peine que
cette sgur vient d%'6prouver par la
mort de son regrett6 p4re, feu
Frank Olivier.
De plus qu' une, copie de ces con-
dol6ances soft adress6e a l;ECHo
DE L'OUEsT pour publication
Comit6: Berthe Patenode,
Clara Durand,
Geo. l.. Foussard.
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ORDER FOE CREDITORS TO PRESENT
CLAIMS; ETC.
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Madison C. Bowler
Candidat Democratic pour lie


FAVORISE LES PRINCIPLES
DE WILSON
Ne au Minnesota en- 1875. Instruct
dams les 6coles de Minneapolis.
Gradu6 du d6partement de droit
de PUniversit6 du Minnesota, 1903
Pratique lie droit a Minneapolis en-
1903.
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ANNONCE PAYANTE
Inserr.e par Peter Mccoy, Govt S.
Peter Nc Coy
Candidat . la Nomination au Pos.
te d'Echevin du &c Quarter

Peter Mccoy, qui brigue lie suf-
frage aes 6lecteurs du &c quarter
nest pas un novice dams les affai-
res municipales. II a Gu l'honneur
de repr6senter ce quarter avant ct
lie fait qu'i! a etc retenu a &c poste
durant II n est une preuve quill
y fit son devoir.
Sur linstance dun grand nom
bre de ses a%dmirateu1s M. Mccoy
a de nouveau CONSENT a poser sa
candidature CONNIE 6chevin, Sill
est r&6lu il contribura q bonner au
public les memes services d6sinte-
ress6s qui il a donnes dams le passe.
Compatriotes du &c quarter.
n'oubliez pas de voter pour M. Nc
Coy, au primaries du Is courant.
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Avis

La fete rationale de la st Jean
Baptiste qui devait etre c6l6br6e
dimanche lie 81 JUN, a etc remise
au % suivant. La paroisse Notre-
Dame de Lourdes de Minneapolis
cabrera la premiere communion lie
q JUN ct c'est pour cette 1aison
que la date de la fete rationale a
etc chang6e. Nous avons cru sa-
ge d'agir de la sorte atm que ceux
qui auraient etc empech6s d'y as
sister lie 81 puissent y prendre
part lie %.
Frs Lessard,
Sec. du Comit6 Central.
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ANNONCE PAYANTE
Iseree pr Geo V B Hill, Govt S.
Geo. Y. B. Hill
Echevin du Be QUARTER, Candida1
pour Reelection

M. Hill est 6chevin depuis II
sans. La facilit6 avec laquelle il a
etc r66lu a &c poste est une preuve
6vidente quill a bien repr6sent6 lie
quarter. II est aujourd'hui IN
DIES membres les plus irfuents de
notre gouvernement municipal.
NJ. Hill est dams la vigueur de
Page etlun homme daft Tres. En- de-
mandant une denomination, il SAP
puie sur son record pass6, quill de.
mande a ses 6lecteurs d'examiner
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Candidat all Poste d'Avocat du
Conlt6

"Je pratique lie droit continued
cement depnis % ans dams le com
te d'Hennepin ct dams l'Etat du
Minnesota. II va quelques an
n6es les avocats me nommArent
president de la '.Hennepin County
Bal Association un honneur que
j'appr6cie beaucoup ct, CONNIE
vous lie savez peut-etre. je fns le
premier assistant de Al. j. Smith
ct je fus nomme pour 6nir son ter
me d'offce. Ce poste, plus que
tout autre a besoin d'eficacite d'ex-
perience ct de vitalit6. ST je suis
6lu, tous seront trait6s egalement
ct je donnerai a mon travail ce
quill y a de mleux en- moi.
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No 1922

ORDER FOE CREDITORS TO PRESENT
CLAIMS. ETC.
STATE. OF MINNESOTA IN PROBATE
County, OF HENNEPDN COURT
In the matter of the Estate Of Samuel
"a. Chute, Deceased
Letters of administration on the Els,
tate of Samuel H.. Chute, deceased
late of the County of Hennepin
and. State Of Minnesota, being granted
to Louis, P. Chute. of said county and
State;
And.it appearing upon proper proof
by the affidavit o. thesaid Louis T. Chute
made and filed herein, that there are no
debts against the estate Of the said
Samuel III. Chute, deceased.
1t is Ordered, That three months be and
the same is hereby allowed from and
after the date of this order, in which all
persons having claims or demands
against the said deceased are re
quired to, file the same in the Probate
Court of said County of Hennepln for
examination and allowance, or be for
ever barred.
It is Further Ordered, That the second
Tuesday in September 1914 at 10 o'clock
N. at a special term of said Probate
Court to be held at the Court House in the
City Of Minneapolis, in said county, be
and the same is hereby appointed as the
time and place when and where the said
Probate Court will examine and adjust
said claims and demands.
And it is Further Ordered, that notice
of such hearing be given to all creditors
and persons interested in said estate by
forthwith publishing this order once
in each week for three successive
weeks, in the Echo de POuest, a news
paper printed and published in said
County. 1
Dated at Minneapolis, this 10th day
of May 1914.
By the Court:
6-12 JOHN "A. DAHL,
Judge of the Probate Court
Keith, Evans, Thompson 8 Fairchild,
Attys. Minn.sLoan 8 Trust Bldg.
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ANNONCE PAYANTE
Inseree par Frank L Bowler ponr Madison C
Bowler, losr S.
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Pour Juge de la
Cour du District
William B.
N DE RSON
No. 1887
ORDER o. CREDITORS TO PRESENT
CLAIMS, Eric.

ORDER FOE CREDITORS TO PRESENT
CLAIMS, Eric.
State Of Minnesota, County of Henne
pin. Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Otto
FL. Rhodes, Deceased.
Letters of administration on the Es-
tate of Otto H. Rhodes, deceased,
late of the County of Hennepin and
State of Minnesota, being granted to
Emil II. Rhodes of said county and
| state:
And it appearing upon proper proof
by tn afida,it of the said Emil HI
Rhodes, made ana lied herein that there
are no debts against the estate of the
said Otto HI. Rhodes, deceased.
1t is Ordered, That three months be
and the same is hereby allowed from and
after the date of this order, in which all
persons having claims or demands
against the said deceased are required
to file the same in the Probate Court
of said County of Hennepin for exami-
nation and allowance, or be forever
barred.
1t is Further Ordered, Thatthe second
Tuesday IN September ,914, at 1Oo'clock
a. H., at a Special term of said Problte
Court, to be held at the Court House
in the City of Minneapolis, in said.
county, be and the same is hereby ap-
pointed as the time and place when and
where the said Probate Court will
examine and adjust said claims and
demands.
And it is Further Ordered, That no
tice of such hearing be given to all
creditors and persons interested in said
estate by forthwith publishing this
order once in each week, for three sue
cessive weeks, in the Echo de pOuest a
newspaper printed and published in
said county.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 25th day Of
May 1914.
BY the Court:
6;12 JOHN A. DAHL
Judge Of the Probate Court
Herbert p. Day, Atty. Lumb. Exchange
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lu1es Rouges les leur ont fournis ct les ont pre-
munies contre les malaises sans nombre de "a
ne1nie
Que de femmes Giles ont aussi secourues main
ties ct NANTES fois dams leurs obligations crols-
santes ct les epreuves repetees qu'avait a sublr
leur nature sensible ct delicate; ct, grace a la
vertu, a la pursuance du remede, elles Sc sont rele-
wees touiours pronpte1nent, ont conserve leur
vigueur, leur courage ct leur bonne mine.
Les Pilules Rouges ont encore etc lie rernede
des femmes sur lie retour de Page, ct parce que des
c%entaines d'elles doivent a leurs bons effets davolr
vieilli sans souffrance ct sans danger. ct davolr
meme WI %renaitre lie bien-etre de leur jeunesse, la
confiance la plus complete de la femme sur lie
retour de Ia ge est %toujours dams les Pilules
Rouges.
Done, All cours de toute sa vie, la femme adams
les Pilules Rouges, lie moyen de Sc malntenlr en-
bonne sante, d'assurer lie fonctionnement reguller
de tous ses organes, de Sc munir dun sang pur,
riche ct abondant 81 q%uelques assaults viennent en-
diminuer la quantite ct la qualite.
"L'anennie est un NAL persistant don't j'ai souf-
fert depuis mon plus has age. Avec les annees,
cette affection don't je ne pouvais triompher, me
conduisait Abatement a une debilite generate. Je
ne gardais pas lie lit CONSIGNMENT, parce que je me
faisais une raison, que je reagissais contre mon
impuissance. Tavais peine a me tenir debout,
avant des palpitations %cruelles ct frequentes ct des
maux de tete insupportables. Plusieurs medecins
Inc donnerent leurs soins sans me s~oulager. Je ne
sentis une anelioration que lie jour Oh, ayant con-
suite les medecins de la Compagnie chimique
Franco-Americaine, je pris, sur leur avis, les Pr
lules Rouges. Zen fs usage regullerement, ct &c
remede transforma ma constitution, me rendit
presque I'm organisme nouveau. Apres en- avoir
absorbe une douzaine de bottles, je jouissais dune
sante superbe qui faisait ladmiration de tout mon
voisinage. Depuis lors, jen al pris encore de
temps en- temps, lorsque je me sentais %quelques
petites indispositions. Les effets ont %toujours etc
immediats ct excellents, ce qui me permet de les
fables ct ma1ades.' = Dame NARCISSE RO-
BERGE, 848 rue Rivard, Montreal.
mes qui sont trop 6%loign6es pour venir voir nos
demande, nous leur enverrons un QUESTIONABLE qul
c%onnaitre. Apres une &tude serieuse DIES symphonies
pour combattre lie NAL.
qu'en bottles de so pilules ct portant p@tquette de
vent chez tous les marchands de remedies. Jamals
It aussi e%nvoyees par la poste, au Canada ct aux
ite. $3.50 six bottles. Toutes les lettres doivent
GAME, 274 rue Saint-Denis, Montreal.
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A pont de la
Troisieme Avenue est commence!
Achetez de suite, car les prix AVIAN
ceront ce %printemps.
A vendre, vraie occasion, une
maison de 9 pieces, chauffage CEN
trail (Hudien SYSTEM coin exposi-
ton sud-est. Peut facilement pro-
dui1e $50 le mois, par la location
du premier 6tage. Pres Universe
t6 ct tramways de Harriet.
S'adresser IA. FL. Deneules.
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lie Marie
Wallace g. Nye
CAND1DAT POUR REELECTION

OAND1DA1 Nv"
TAI d6vou6 mon temps, mon at
tention ct mes efforts, depuis un
an ct demi a administration du
poste de MARIE. Je mai servi au-
Gun int6ret special, mails j'ai tou-
jours agi dams l'int6ret de tout le
peuple ct pour lie plus grand bien
de la vile.
ST mes services durant cette
courte periodic ont etc satisfaisants
aux votants, je compile sur leur APP
pui aux elections primaries, lie Is
JUN, croyant qu'un ''bon terme en-
m6rite un autre".
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Grande
Celebration
$t=Jean =Baptl$te
Dimanche 28 JUN 1914
Pare Como

Prendre les chars Como Harriet
ct descendre a l'Avenue Hamline
En- cas- de mauvais temps lie
pique-nique sera remis au diman-
che 5 juliet.
A St Paul:
Grand messe solennelle $3.50 h
chant par lie ch@ur de reglise st
Louis.
Ofertoire, ave Maria" par Mile
Blanche Quesnel.
A Minneapolis:
Eglise Ste Anne, grand messe
solennelle a 10 h., musique par lie
chaur de IL paroisse.
Eglise de Notre-D Dame de Lour-
DIES, grand messe a s cures, par lie
cheur de la parojsse.
A l heure P. NJ, Overture du
programme par lie pr6sident-g6n6-
raj, M. Jos Faubert de Minneapo-
lis.
A 2 h., nartie de ''base BALI,
lie Club Jeanne dare, de St Paul,
j.. contre les Jeunes Gems de Mime
apolis.
Tire-au-cable, entire l'6quipe du
Capitaine Lancette, de st Paul, ct
celle des Freres Plante de Mime
apolis.
Discours:
A 4 h., Chant par le chmur de
l'eg'ise Ste Anne, Minneapolis.
Discours par M. u. Michaud, de
St Paul.
Chant canadien, par lie cheur de
la Cour Nlcollet, de Minneapolis.
Discours par lie Senateur N. A.
L'H6rault. de Minneapolis.
Les courses ct jeux divers seront
annonc6s sur lie terrain par lie CO.
mite d'organisation.
Rendons-nous en- foule.
Apportez vos paniers.
Comit6 Execute:
President, Jos Faubert.
Vice-Pr6s., L. j. Rheault, St:
Paul.
Sec.-Archiviste, Romeo Bernier,
st Paul.
Sec.-Corr., Frs Lessard, st Paul.
Tres. Jos Bolduc, Minneapolis.
Ex-Pres. P. j. Bigu6, St Paul.