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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15
LODGE NOTES

Four hundred knights of Pythias
of Crusade lodge, No. IA, answered
the annual roll call held at the K. of
r. hall last night. Addresses we're
made following the roll call at a
joint meeting Of the Pythian Sister
lodge with the Crusade, by promi-
nent men of the Crusade. including
Rabbi Abraham Cronbach, John
Kitch and Q. n. Taggart
DIT. Cronbach delivered his fare
we'll address to the Knights OF
Pythias, in which he spoke of the
good. both socially and intellectual
". that he has derived from the
lodge during his affiliation with it.
Aaron Jones, jr, acted as toastmas-
ter. Music, both vocal and instru-
mental, was rendered during the
evening. Refreshments were served
following the enter ainment.
Initiation Of % candidates into the
first rank took place early in the
evening by the Crusade. This lodge
is endeavoring to gain 500 new melh-
bers before April, when plans for
the new K. OF p. building will be
taken up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
MUNICIPAL CHRISTMAS
TIRE PROGRAM.
Friday, Dec. ~. 1915.
Affnrnnnn PrnRram

1850 TO 5:OO-Ringing Of church
bells.
5:OO-Bugles heralding the ap-
prOach OF angels 10 the
shepherds. Tableau show
shepherds gathered about
a fire.
5:03-Herald angels announcing
the birth OF Christ TO the
shepherds.
5:Os-Bugle sounding after the
announcement.
5:10-Special choir OF angels
singing.
5:15 20 5:25 - School children
singing Joy 10 the World
5:25-SecOnd announcement. All
lights out.
5:3O-Star over the manger.
Three wise men start pro-
cession toward il. School
children singing Silent
Night"
5:35-Song as wise men reach
the manger.
5:40-Lights on the Christmas
tree This Will be a signal
for lights in the vicinity
20 be turned on.
j:45-ChOrus and audience sing
America"
5:50-SchoOl children singing
through the streets on
their way home.
Evening Program.
SOCIAL lights out Bugle
sounding.
S:O3-Herald announcing.
S.06-Bugle announcing.
S:10-Choir singing.
S:15-Massed chorus.
8:25-PrOcessiOn of wise men,
following lighting of star
over manger.
S:30-ChOrus singing Silent
Night"
S:35-Lghting of star on the
tree
S:40-ChOrus and audience sing
America"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15
tuberculosis Is Helped

by what may be called the natural
treatment This IS based Oh plenty Of
fresh air. a sufriciency OF weil-cooked.
pure food and as large a measure Of rest
as can be had.
While il should never be neglected. this
treatment does not always secure the de
sired results. Sometimes there Is need
for medication in order TO bring about
the requisite body resistance.
In such cases Eckman's Alternative has
been used with q large measure OF sue
cess. Indeed. IN many instances. tuber-
cUlosis apparently has yielded 10 this
PREPARATION. In any case. 10 Is worth
trial: and. since II contains no oDiates.
narcotics or habit-formiug drugs. its use
is safe. From your druggist or direct.
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia
-Advt
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< Y. M. G. A. NOTES

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A schedule for the Christmas va
cation has been made out by f. II.
Cheley. boys secretary at the Y. VI.
c. A. in which gymnasium and
swimming tests will be given boys
who wish 90 try TO pass the efficiency
tests governing those sports. Some
thing Will be doing every day except
Christmas day. when the boys de-
partment will be closed for the day.
II. NJ. ApplemOn will speak 10 the
high school Bible class Wednesday
evening, Dec. p, at the regular
meeting. The Poster club will hold
its business meeting in the work
room during the evening.
Tournament athletics will open on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 2S, when "A
basket ball game will be played be-
tween two divisions OF the junior
athletes.
Final relay races in the efficiency
tests will be held Wednesday after
noon and evening. Dec. %.
The monthly taffy pull Of tie jun
Tor boys Will be held Dec. 81 n tho
paTlors Of the boys building. which
viii be preceded by the regular FRI
day evening junior Bible class meet
ings and supper.
:. b. Pettengill and II. NJ. Apple
man viii speak TO the high school
Bible class meetings next Wednesday
following the supper.
The Stu0ebakei end Singer basket
ball teams % the Manufacture ;
league viii clash tonight AT the Y.
NJ. G.. a gymnasium. This is the
second game the teams have had this
year In the first game two weeks
ago the Studebaker team won by a
close margin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15

At the regular meeting OF the
faculty board Of athletic control held
yesterday the Frank Mayr fObs for
the most valuable baseball and foot
ball men in 1915 were awarded TO
Rupert Mills and Emmett Keefe.
Concerning the interhall athletic
teams. IL was decided that at least
two games. approved by the board.
must be played at home before any
trips are taken. All home games
must be played in the afternoon.
Spe cial cases where this rule is TO
be revoked must be decided by the
board All games must be played
on Saturday only.
A special appeal has been made
TO the board TO allow the games al
ready scheduled by the Day stu
dents association Of Notre Dame TO
be played In order 10 meet the
terms OF the contracts under the
present condition il would be neces-
sar-' to play under different manage
ment. Since this case never came
before the board before, a decision
was not made and the case will have
TO be considered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15
Notre Dame NeWS

THE Marriage Of Kitty" a mod
ern society comedy drama, will be
presented by the NOtre Dame ORA
matte club ,he latter part of January
just before the mid term examina-
tions. The play is in charge Of
Prof Lenihan, who for the past two
weeks has been drilling the mem
bers Of the club in the various roles
which they will assume in the next
play. The membership OF the club
is exceptionally large this year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15

Four new students registered at
Notre Dame yesterday, coming from
Peru, South America. They are Hec-
tor Reyde Castero and his brother.
Esequiel Rey de Castero. Guillermo
Crosby and Alfredo Torga. The
four boys were accompanied by the
uncle of the first two. Albert Rey de
Csstero, a prominent attorney in
Peru. Two of the boys have been
registered in Carroll hail and two in
Bronson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15
Political Gossip


Kentucky republicans have en-
dorsed the presidential ambitions OF
Charles w. Fairbanks, and are cir
culating throughout the state the
following resolutions:
Whereas. the Hon. Charles w.
Fairbanks of Indiana, by reason OF
his large and honorable public serv-
ice, his intimate knowledge OF the
business needs of this country and
his clean private life, is peculiarly
fitted for the Office of president Of
The United States; and,
Whereas, Mr. Fairbanks has en-
deared himself to the republicans
of Kentucky by his repeated and
most efficient efforts in their behalf:
now, therefore, be il
Resolved, That it is the sense of
this meeting of republicans from
every district in the state, that they
should use their best efforts to secure
the nomination of Mr.. +, irbanks for
president"
Edwin p. Morrow, defeated candi-
date for governor at the last election
in Kentucky. is back of the Fair
banks boom in that state. He is re-
ponsible for the resolution, and the
statement that republicans as a
party owe a debt to the Indiana
man.
Silk shirts, spats and the latest
clothes are not for such as him, says
Sen. Lawrence Y. Sherman, nI-
noisan and candidate from the
east for the presidential honors.
sherman has placed a heavy foot on
pleas of his campaign managers to
doll up for the preliminary work.
Evidently. says a gossip. he is en-
deavoring to blend Jenersonian sim
piicity, progressive attitudes and re-
publican aputudes in his race for
the pole position at the national con-
vention June Z.
Sam Blythe has come forth with
his usual prediction dope as to
presidential possibilities in the re-
publican party. He suggests that
an advertisement be published
broadcast in an effort to find. from
the grand old party with all its re-
sourcefulness" a man big enough
and broad enough and versatile
enough 10 satisfy the many factions
which he states exist. Blythe. how
ever. has said nothing in his current
discourse regarding the last re-
publican convention to be held" for
which statement he received so
much adverse comment some two or
more years ago.
As the ianitor said about the
boiler that might blow up. although
iJ wasn't probable q don't wanta
worry YOU any, butt
81. Louis has thrice before enter
tanned democratic national conven-
tions and IL is noteworthy that never
has winner been put in the field
there. Samuel j. Tilden was nomi-
mated In ST. Louis in 1876. Grover
Cleveland in 1855. and Alton B.
Parker in 1904. And what hap
pened To these gentlemen in turn
viii happen 20 Woodrow Wilson in
1sl6.-Fort Wayne News.
IL rests between Chicago and st.
Louis. and The date is June Z. and
republicans hereabouts are debating
strenuousiy as TO whether or not
IL viii De ~. Louis or Chicago. Chi
cago has its bugaboo for republican
ism, il seems. after 1912. Just as
ST. Louis Us giving superstitious also
republicans a hope as stated by the
Fort WAYNE News
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15

Peter p. McElligott Of New York
city spent yesterday with old pro-
fessors of his a. the university. He
is returning home from the Panama
Pacific, where he went as a repre-
sentative OF the New York assem-
bly,.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15
ELLSWORTH STORE CLOSES
CHRISTMAS EVE.

The Ellsworth store is not open
nights this week. This store viii be
open only four nights before Christ
mas-Dec. 90. q. %. %. bug not
open Christmas Eve.
Adyt. The Ellsworth Store.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15
N(YTI(T

Custom Feed Mu located four
blocks west OF Olive 50. on Lincoln
highway known as the G.. Slower
cider mill. VIII grind feed every
day. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15
CHICKEN SUPPER.

Al First Christian church. Thurs
Price 25c. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15

Join the Christmas Savings Club
az the First Trust * savings Co. In
same building and under same man
agement as First National Bank
Adyt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15

BRASS GOODS. Jardinieres.
Smoking Stands. and Umbrella
Stands. Closing Out. Half Regular
Prices at COONLEY'S. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15

Second and third degree work
featured the regular meeting of
Montauk tribe. No. 426, Red Men,
last night at the Red Men hall on :.
Michigan st. other routine business
was transacted and a smoker was
held following the meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15

CUT GLASS at Cut Prices; Closing
Out. Very Low at COONLEY'S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15

Dancing and card playing were on
the program for the social session
given by Beech Tree court. No. oil,
Tribe of Ben Hur, held at the Beyler
hall Special dance music was fur
nished by the Housekeeper orches-
ira
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15

Clarence II. Smoke was elected IL
lustrious master Of south Bend cOun-
eli. No. So, r. and 5. NJ. at the reg
ular meeting at Masonic hall, at the
annual election of officers. other
officers were elected as follows:
Peter Ahrens. deputy master; Bishop
J. II. White, conductor OF work;
John y. IIland, treasurer; Arthur ).
Irwin. recorder. other officers viii
be appointed during the next week
by the newly elected officers, and a
report Will be made ut the next
meeting. Installation OF officers VIII
be held the first meeting in January.
Election Of officers for the ensu-
ing year featured the regular meet
ing Of St Joseph court No. HOS,
Knights OF AIaccabees. held at W. o..
". hall Two applications were bal
loted upon during 5he meeting and
other routine bI.si-=ss transacted.
The results Of the e. action were: O.
d. Steward. past - lmander; G. G.
Barnes, command r. " Cracll!,
lieutenant cor nIc- ter: J. c. Cole
man. re- ord =, o., Harry Baird.
sergeant; KIN FT3ght, chaplain.
J. Fisher. "A ttarms. Harry
Monroe, nrst ~ as. Girks. SEE
ond guard C.. = sentinel; II.
Kupe. picket agements We're
made for a join cial with the
Lady Maccabees ". .. W. hall
New Years eve.
Officers We're elected Tuesday night
by the South Bend council. No. 276.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15

Anyone extending credit to Mrs.
Helen Crofoot does so at their own
risk
Advt. (Signed) Archie Crofoot.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15

Officers We're elected Tuesday night
Protected Home circle. Three candi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-15

dates We're initiated and four appli-
cations were received A social time
was enjoyed. The new officers are:
President, Esther G.. Kreis; vice
president, Otto Morehouse; guardian,
Bertha Cans; chaplain. Martha
Stacker; secretary, L. B. Huber;
treasurer, Rudolph Kreis; guide, Mr.
Simpson; companion, Alice Krieger;
sentinel, Gordon Roseberry; watch
man. CAMEL DeWitte; delegate TO
state convention at Shelbyville in
1916, l. H. Orvis; alternate, Marie
Miller.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-06-25

LIE sergent w.. venait de rece-
voir dams sa tranch6e un paquet
envoy6 par sa famille. Tout joyeux,
il s'empressa de passer le calecon
qui faisait partie de cette envoi.
C'6tait dams le milieu de la mutt.
Au meme instant, les Boches, qui
s'6taient approaches sans bruit q
la favour de pobscurit6, parurent
au bord de la tranch6e en- poussant
des cris de toutes sortes. LIE ser
gent n'eut que le temps de sauter
sur son fusil ct de crier ses hon.
mes;
Aux armes, ouvrez le feu.
A Get appel, nos braves troupiers
furent q leur poste. Une fusillade
meurtriAre coucha sur le sol bon
nombre dement's. Les autres re-
cul6rent ct on continue sur eux un
feu nourri, puis on courut sus q 1a
baionnette. LIE combat ddra pen
dant deux heures. Quand entin les
Boches current disparu ct qu'on
entra dams les tranch6es tous les
soldats riaient en- regardant le
sergent, qui s'apercut alors seule-
ment qu'il 6tait encore en- oalecon.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-06-25

III LIE 20, celebration antici-
pee de la Fete Nationale, de con-
cert avec les Canadiens de Duluth.
Apres le service religieux pour la
Circumstance, une excursion en- ba-
teau q vapeur, des Franco-cana-
diens ct de leurs amis q Fond du
Lac, Mimi, Oh IL y bonne musi-
que, discours ct amusements di-
vers.
Nv LIE 27 de ce mois, aura lieu
Ia visite 6picopale de Mgr j. M.
Kondelka, pour administer la
Confirmation a l'6glise paroissiale.
A la clesse r6gull6re des con6r-
mants, Sc joindront plusieurs adul-
tes, la plupart des converts q la
vraie Fol. Cette fete promet de-
tre brillante.
II est facile de voir que le mois
dn Sacr6-C -Coeur 6t6 bien rempli
pour les Canadiens-francdis de Su-
perior.
Un Interesse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-06-25
L'Equipage qui q Accompa-
Qne COlOmb

La liste des officers ct marins
qui accompagn6rent Colomb dams
son premier voyage, comprenait IN
Juif, Luis de Torres; un Irlandais
de Galway, VIM Harris; un An
glais, Arthur Laws; des Italiens,
des Portugais, des Espagnols, des
Francais, des Norw6giens, des Da-
nois, des Hollandais, bien que les
Espagnols Sc trouvassent en- majo-
rite. Certaines autorit6s dissent
aussi, ct aveo beaucoup lie vrai-
semblance, que parmi p6quipage
il Sc trouvait un Ecossais, ct qua
pres Colomb lui-meme, il fut le
premier homme q fouiller le sol du
nouveau monde, quand, finalement,
les bl6res golden grain belt ensei-
gn6rent leur lecon aux brasseurs
du vieux monde.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-06-25
w. c. O. F.

A la s6ance de Ia Cour Notre-
Dame de Lourdes, tenue le 2 JUN,
la partie de cartes que nous avons
cue a etc un grand succAs.
LIE prix promis par Nine Alexi-
ma Engel, 4 celle qui vendrait le
plus de billets 6t6 gagn6 par
Nine Georgiana Sabourin.
A Ia derniAre s6ance tenue le Is
JUN, le prix du Bien de l'Ordre,
donn6 par Nine Anna Caron, a 6t6
gagn6 par notre Chef Ranger,
Nine M6d6fise HILBERT.
A Ia prochaine s6ance, qui aura
lieu le Z Juliet, une partie de car
tes sera donn6e au profit dun
membre, ct toutes les personnes
de bonnie yolont6 sont spectacle
ment prices y assister.
Georgiana Sabourin, s. a,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-06-25
Souffrlt pendant seize ans

SOuffr1t PENDANT seize ans.
"Je desire parler, 6crit
M. Xavier NORM de Saint
Felix de Kingsey, Quebec,
Eau sujet dun homme lei qui souf-
frait depuis seize ans de certaine
maladie de la peau qui le deman-
geait dune mani4re intol6rable.
Quatre docteurs le soignerent
sans success, mais en- six jours il
fut gu6ri par pemploi du Novoro
C'est un cas- yraiment remarqua!
ble.''
LIE Novoro du DR.. Pierre a un
record ininterrompu de success dams
le traitement des maladies du sang
ct de- la constitution. L'e&cacit6
merveilleuse de ce vieux rem6de
herbeux 6prouv6 par le temps, est
un sujet d'6tonnement tant pour les
m6decins que pour le public en-
general. Ce nest pas un rem6de de
pharmacie, mais il est fourni au
public directement du laboratoire.,
DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
1876 So. Hoyne Ave., Chicago,
Ill. Ann.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-06-25
A. H. DEMEULES, GERAN1
A Une veuve

Ellie entra dams mon bureau Ell
sans dire un mot. s'effondera sui
un fauteuil que je lui avancais.
Je ne Wis plus qu'un long volle
de crepe, sous lequel pleurait en-
silence un pauvre etre de mis4re.
C6tait celia le bonheur humain
Au bout de quelques instants
ellie releva la tete.
J'avais marie, il y quatre ans
une jeune file douce ct blonde Q,
docile. Parmi les encombrants vol
les de deuils, j'apercevais aujour-
d'hui une figure de famine, une
figure de r6volte que Je connalssais
pas, ou les yeux bleus agrandis de
larmes, avaient des reflects ofensifs
d'acier.
J'attendais, n'osant pas poser
Pinutile question.
-. II est mort!. g. murmura-
t-elle enfn tout bas, en- balancant
la tete, CONNIE 81 ellie aussi allait
mourir.
-Pauvre petite!. -.
All! vous etes meilleur que
Dieu, vous!. -.
Ne dites des chooses pareilles!
-Mais sill. -. je les dis !....
ct je les pense!. ..... Car enin, 81
ST je vous avais demand6 la vie de
mon mari ct 81 vous aviez pu me
la conserver, r6pondez-moi.. 80.
n'est-ce pas que vous n'auirez pas
dit "non"?.
II ny a pas de comparison
possible!
Ellie reprit CONNIE Sc parlant .
ellie meme:
-. Eft pourtant, tous les jourt
je communists pour lui!. .Chaque
matin ct chaque soir, ses petitt
enfants tendaient au crucifix de
leur lit la Photographic de leur pc
rel. go. Je lui avais donn6 une
medaille b6nite q Notre-Dame des
Victoires!. -. Rienn'y a sait!. -.
Ii 6t6 tue, a Vauquois, dune bal
le en- plein front q lheure meme
on j'6tais a genoux! Ne mo parlez
plus de Dieu!. 80. II n'existe pas
GU alors, il Sc soncie tellemert PET
de nous!. 80.
On ne discute pas avec une fem
me qui sanglote.
Je la laissais dire. i. je la lais
sais regarder autour dele avec des
yeux fous. 90. SO rouler dams |;
soufrance ct en- 6puiser la force
douleureuse.
J'entends encore le souf1e de 81
poitrine oppress6e, CONNIE 81 tout
la crolx du calvaire 6tait tomb6'
sur ellie. %. Je la vols q bout d.
tout fxant, CONNIE au bout d'u1
gouffre, le vide de sa vie!. -. Je Il
vols rabattant son voile de NOR
sur sa jeunesse.
-Ah Monsieur lie cur6!..
Et quand ellie cut ferm6 la port
je suis revenu, pensif mon bu
reau, ct lentement, sino4remen
CONNIE un homme ct CONNIE vi
pratre, je me mis- q lui ecrire c
que je n 'aurais pu lui dire.... c
qu'elle n'aurait pas entendu...
pas comprise.
Ma pauvre enfant,
II existe tout de meme ce Die
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-06-25
En- Alsace Lorraine

On continue d s6vir en- Alsace
contre remploi du francais.
Un ma-chand de cigares a etc
condamn6 a trois jours de prison
pour n'avoir pas fait disparaitre
de sa maison Prescriptions: "En
gros.''
Dams les 6coles, lenseignement
du francais commencera dams la
quatrieme classe au lieu de la Gin
quieme.
La guerre poursuivie par Pau
torit6 allemande contre tout ce qui
est francais en- Alsace a 6t6 expo
see en- detail par le socialiste Le-
debour dams son dernier discours
au reichstag:
-Je veux parler des interven-
tions incroyables qui Sc produisent
dams la vie priv6e de la population
de langue franchise en- Alsace-Lor-
raine. II s'agit de 25O,000 hommes
auxquels, subitement, on a inter-
dit pendant la guerre remploi de
leur langue maternelle dams qua
tre-vingts ou quatre-vingt-dlx viii
lagos on interdit la langue fran
caise ct le service religieux tombe
meme sous le coup de cette d6fen-
Sc.
"Par d6cret du Ter janvier 1915, on
a arret6 qu'une quantit6 de commu-
nes devront dor6navant employer
exclusivement la langne allemande
ct que notamment tous les COM
mercants devront l'employer pour
! leurs livres ct leur correspondent
ce. Qui assume la responsabilit6
! de cette monstruosit6?
On Sc dit, dams les cercles infor-
mes, que administration civile en-
est responsible ct qu'elle a saisi
l'occasion de P6tat de siege pour
y inciter les elements militaires
L'etfet ne peut en- etre en- tout
cas- que d'amener les populations
de langue franchise, tout q fait in.
nocentes, q d6sirer la domination
franchise. (Tumulte) Ceux done
qui, dams les circumstances actuel
les, poussent les Alsaciens a DEF
sentiments semblables, Sc rendent
coupables de haute trahison. { Tu.
multe.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-06-25

Pour inciter les Bruxellois au
respect de- l'autorit6 allemande le
gouverneur Won Bissing decide
que, d6sormais les agents de police
salueraient sa voiture. Les habi-
tants de Ia capitale beige ont
trouv6 un moyen de ridicaliser les
Allemands ct tous saluent avec
gravit6 les voitures cellulaires ct
poubelles qui passent par les raes,
d6clarant que le gouverneur peut
etre dedans.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-06-25
Bureaux: sos Avenue Centrale.

z. Monologue, "Grand'mere".
Anna Ball, Frances Fish,
C6cile st Denis
s. Pot Pourri, Les Petits
9. R6cit, "Fishing'', Albert Pilon
10. Finale,
Lies Cloches des Fees,
LIE Ter Degre
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-06-25
Une Opinion d'Hanotaux sur
Wilson

Paris, IN. Gabriel Hanotaux,
membre de rAcad6mie franchise,
president du comit6 France-Am6-
rique pour le developpement des
relations politiques, 6conomiques,
litteraires ct artistiques de ces
deux pays ct ancien ministre des
Afaires Etrang6res, public dams
le Figaro" un article sur le pr6si-
dent Wilson. M. Hanotaux dit:
"Nous manquerions de sinc6rit6
81 nous permettions de penser que
les trois notes particulierement
amicales envoy6es. a rAllemagne
mont pas cause une certaine sur
prise en- France. La r6publique
m6ricaine est la plus importante
des puissances neutres ct les au-
tres pays neutres COMPETENT sur ell
le pour diriger le concert des pro-
testations. 81 le president Wilson
songe an moment Oh il pourra
s'ofrir CONNIE m6diateur ct 81 Get
te pens6e le porte q m6nager cha
cum des adversaires pour garder la
con6ance de tous, il tourne le dos
au but wise. lie futur arbitre de la
paix sera l'homme d'Etat qui SOU
tiendra fermement au moment op-
portun, Ia cause de Ia conscience,
de l'humanit6, de lhonneur inter-
national. LIE president Wilson q
compris celia. Sill en- 6tait autre
ment, il perdrait l'unique occasion
de placer son pays ct de SO placer
lui-meme sur un haut pedestal,
dams phistoire."