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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-01-28
AIMEE DE LA VlCTOIRE

Sous lie tire 1915 aimee de la
victoire' lie 'Courrier DIES Etats-
Unis' public I'm bel article dams
sequel il dome les raisons d'esp6-
rer que r6ellement, l'annee qui
cnmmence sera l'ann6e de la Vic
toire pour la France ct pour les
Allies.
Get article Sc termine par les
homes ct salutaires reflections qui
BDlvent;
"Oui, malgr6 les 6v6nements de
a'ann6e qui Went de fnir, nous
pnuvons garder hauts nos fronts,
regarder en- face, dams les yeux,
Enps ennemis ct nos aieux, f4re-
rDent, dire aux uns que nous bra
suns leur haine, ct aux autres que
IA France est digne, plus que ja-
1nais, de leur amiti6 Nous ne pre-
teadons pas, nous, etre lie "sel de
Ia terre': nous n'avons pas For
gneil imb6cile de ceux qui YOU
laaent imposer leur "kultur" au
Monde; notre tiert6 est l6gitime en-
fh&e de nos ennemis parce que
nous leur avons impose une NEIL
leure connaissance de nous-me-
aces; on face de nos amis. parce
uue nous ne leur devons rien du
boat! La France ne doit rien qua
ses allies. QUAINT q SEES amis restes
nentres, il en- est don't la pietre at
45tude a cause I'm tort immense a
Ia France. ST, certains neutres &C.
laSineux, moins travailles par la
terrible ':frousse'' devant l'ogre
gsxmanique, avaient suivi avec
fRsmet6 la ligne de conduite ira
tee par l'honneur ct I'6quit6, la
goerre serait probablement termi-
ne au]ourd'hui. II n'importe! La
France ma pas denraneune. Sa g6-
n@rosit6 a subj d'autres assaults!
Mais la situation morale de la
France Sc trouve singulierement
aHermie par lie sentiment de son
Independence, car lie prestige nou-
wau don't ellie est aujourd'hui re-
yttue, ellie lie doit a ellie seule, a ses
soldats ct a son peuple."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-01-28
la frapp6 au seuil de nouveauz

Ia frapp6 au seuil de nouveaux
success.
Son service cut lieu samedi ma
tin au milieu dun fort concours
d'amis; les enfants de l'6cole St
Jean Baptiste assistaient nom
breux, dormant par Ia un t6moi-
gnage touchant de sympathie a
leurs compagnons en- deuil....
LIE defunt laisse une 6pouse
6plor6e ct trols orphelins, Wilbert,
Viola ct Frances. Deux soeurs lui
survivent, Nine Octave Gendron,
de Ishpeming, Mich, pr6sente aux
f%un6railles, ct Nine Orile Ray
mond, de Maple Ridge, Mich.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-01-28

Beaucoup de personnes malades Sc
bercent de la fastidieuse illusion que
"Ca Sc passera', ct apres avoir long
temps attendu que lie NAL don't Giles
souffrent disparaisse, Giles sont obli-
gees d'admettre que ga ne Sc passe
pas" ct quill faut recourir au grand
remede atm d'eliminer lie NAL qui
s'est Unstable q demeure ct accom-
pitt de terribles ravages a la favour
du pied qu'on lui a laisse prendre
dams lie systemic.
II fault poser en- principles quill ny
a pas de petits maux ct que les maux
he disparaissent jamais tout seuls
au contraire, c'est a grand'peine
qu'on les chasse de la constitution on
ills Sc sont installes.
PreneZ par exemple lie NAL de ro-
gnons. Est-il une affection plus insi-
dieuse, plus decourageante ct qui ac-
cable advantage sa victime?
L'homme qui en- est atteint perd
toute force ct tout courage. II ne
peut plus Sc livrer a aucun travail
mental OH corporel; il ne peut plus
e%ntreprendre aucun effort parce que
son energie est complement anean-
tie. Son estomac est d%etraque. son
systeme nerveuN est desorganise, les
vertiges ct les essoufflements Tempe
chent de rien entreprendre.
II nest pas encore trop tard, mails
il est juste temps! C"est lie moment
de remettre a ne,lf tout lie systeme,
de consolider festomac, de remonter
lie systeme nerveux, de remettre lie
rognon en- etat en- facilitant sa tache
en- lui permettant de faire face a l'ef-
fort.
lie moment est venu, en- I'm mot,
de prendre DIES Pilules Moro qui sont
TONGUES. reconfortantes ct stimu-
lantes. Sous leur impulsion. 1'ordre
Sc retab]ira dams Torganisme ct les
fonctions s'opereront ]ibrement ct
facilement. Toutes les fatigues dis
paraissent, lie rein recoit Resistance
necessaire pour accomplir sa be-
sogne, les digestions s'executent ia
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-01-28

Paris, "a. = LIE correspondent
de l'agence Havas a Salonique,
6crit: "Quarante cling a6roplanes
francais ont survol6 Monastir, en-
Scribe, hier, ct ont jete des bonn
hes Jul cette place. Les d6pots de
munitions, lie quarter general de
l'ennemi ct la care ont etc grande-
dent endommag6s.
L'arm6e exp6ditionnaire d'Ita-
lie, en- Scribe est sur lie point de-
tire attaqu6e, Les Bulgares qui,
avec l'aide DIES Autrichiens, Sc sont
empar6s de la vile albanaise de
Berat, marchent dit-on sur Avlona
place d6fendue par les Italiens'
Des troupes autrichiennes Sc diri-.
gent vers Durazzo on Essad pa
cha qui commando une arm6e al
banaise ~r6sistera."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-01-28

La mort fauche sans merci. Sa
derni4re victime dams notre parois-
Sc est I'm pere de famille dams la
force de Page. La veille du jour
de Ian, il prit lie lit a la suite dune
%vilaine GRIPPE; lie medecin d6cla-
ra une pneumonia aigue; la mala-
die s'aggrava ct lie II au matin lie
malade, r6confort6 DIES sacrements
de rEglise, rendait .sa belle anne a
Dieu. La mort 6tait plus forte
que les larmes ct les prieres dune
spouse et de trois enfants 6plor6s.
M. Alphonse Poisson 6tait ne en-
1871 a st Jean DESIGNATIONS, P.
Q. II n'avait que cinq ans lors-
que ses parents, a la recherche de
%l'aisance, quitterent la paroisse ma
tale ct vinrent s'6tablir a Negau-
nee, dams lEtat du Michigan. En-
1891 il; contracta marriage avec
Mile Elizabeth Olson de Iron Ri
yer, Wis, ct fonda son domicile
dams lie village de Hurley, Wis, Oh
il Sc cr6a I'm commerce tres foris-
rissant. A la suite de revers de
fortune in6vitables, il vint a Du-
luth Oh son am6nit6 ct sa franche
gazette lui gagn6rent bien vite de
nombreux amis. H6las! la mort
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II. u. Bite MARCHESSAUl7
Revienf a la sanfe, refaif ses forces en- Sc traifanf avec les
PHI ULES MORO.
II await trois ans quill solnfhraif DIES reins, de Pesfon'ac ct
quill efajf tres fable.

grands j~ournaux ttant de guerisons
dues aux Pilules Moro que je men
~procurai quelques bottles ct j'eus
tout de suite du soulagement. Mes
forces s'augmenterent beaucoup ct
tout ce que ~j'avais d souffrir dispa-
rut. En- prenant les Pilules Moro
pendant trois mois j'ai complete
ment retabli ma sante, refaft me
forces ct j'en suis tres heureux."
M. j. B. Marchessault, 1906 Plea
SAINT, Fall River, Mass.
Hommes. 81 vous avez des etour-
easements; 81 votre travail vous Ia
tigue; 81 votre estomac Sc refuse a
digerer les ailments que vous prenez;
81 lie matin yotre bouche est NAVAL
Sc, votre langue chargee ct blancha-
tire; 81, apres vos repas, vous sentez
une pesanteur all creux de Pestomac
ct etes portes a dormir: 81 vous souf-
frez de faib1esse on de douleurs dams
lie dos ct les reins; 81 vous avez des
rhumatismes, prenez DIES Pi]ules Mo
ro, Giles vous donneront appetft, al
deront votre digestion. vous soula-
geront, vous fortifieront ct feront
que vous pourrez vaqher a o occu-
pations sans souffrance ct sans pei
ne.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES
par lie medecin de la Compagnie Me-
dicale Moro tous les jours, excepte lie
dimanche, de 9 heures du matin a 8
heures du soir, lie samedi, ct jusqu'a
6 heures les autres jours. ,au No 272
rue Saint-Denis. Les hommes qui ne
p%ourraient venir voir notre medecin
sont invites a lui ecrire.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente
chez tous les marchands de remedies.
Nous les envoyons aussi par la poste.
an Canada ct aux Etats-Unis, sur
reception du prix, soc une bottle,
$3.50 six bottles. Toutes les lettres
doivent etre adressees: COMPAGNIE
MEDICALE MORO, 272 rue Saint
Denis, Montreal.
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%%!!{;kISN{5 ASS;;S;SS}f;@9 lA!
mMnBtRSWL LABEL III
S@&Hsz E ea5N%Sa@I
The Aim of the Foreign Lam
9uage Newspapers in
America

To help preserve The ideals and
sacred traditions of this, our adop-
ted country, the United States of
America: To revere it's laws and
inspire others to respect and obey
them: 10 strive INCREASINGLY to
quicken the public's sense Of civic
DUTY: In all ways to aid in making
this country greater and better
than we found it.
American Association of
Foreign Language News
papers
LOUIS N. HAMMERLING President
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Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
. re responsible.
Les manuscrits non inserr6s ne
sont pas retournes.
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L'ECHo D. QUEST nest pas respon-
cable des i1e,s ct opinions emises par
aes corresp nd nts.
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Toutes lettres, correspondence
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The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-01-13

Union Prayer meetings.

cu'on fTdyeT meetings.
Get ready for the Revival!
Revivals always begin with the
church.
What kind Of church woulI NV
church br II every member wn, just
like me
Second Quarterly Conference Satur.
day at $50 pm
The Union prayer meeting viii be
held at the Methodist church this
week.
The program To- be given by the In.
termediAte League has been postponed
one week on account Of the sickness
Ct the superintendent
Rev. Il W. Marsh d. D.. viii preach
next Sunday morning.
The intermediate League has Chart.
er now twenty-five years and one day
after the organization of the Epworth
League. Anniversary week of the
League brought out some very fine
talent The one shortening was the
people failed to come out to hear them.
Sacrament Sunday morning. You
are invited.
There is an extra day in this year,
February Goth, why not make it a
great day. How would an all day
prayer meeting strike you
REV. c. l.. MYERS, ID. - Pastor.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-01-13
Rebekah Lodge Installs

The Rebekah lodge met Thursday
evening and installed the following
officers for the ensuing year: Miss
Pearl Huffer, N. g.; Mrs. Anna Clark
V. g.; Miss Clara Mcmillan, Secretary;
Mrs. Lottie smith, Treasurer; Mrs.
Joe Fogel, X. s., N. G.; Mrs. w. G..
Warren, l.. S., N. g.; Mrs. E. W-lsch,
Warden; Mrs. F. Amack, Conductor;
Mrs. Anna Spires, Guardian; Miss Nam
ME Wright, r. S., VIC; Mrs. Harring-
ton, l.. S.,V.G.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-01-13
Total balance

Total balance .... 81 1854 ,OOS.S2
Taking charge of the treasury on
January 8, 1915, it required day or
tHo for Treasurer Hail to get his bear.
ings, but about the 18th of January
he announced that thereafter all state
warrants would he paid on present.
alton, and no more would be register
ed If it could be avoided. On January
~. 1919, there were outstanding $S63, COO
of general, university and normal war;
rants all drawing percent interest.
From that day to this, except one
small lot of university warrants none
have been registered. Less than .
months after taking charge, al, the
registered warrants were disposed of
as an interest liability against the
state, and every State warrant is now
at par.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-01-13
TELLS WHEN STORM IS NEAR
Electric Companies Have Arrange;
mont Which Warns Them When !
Extra Light 10 Needed. ,

When q heavy storm comes up In
the daytime and the sky gets dark we
all turn on the electric light. Some
times this happens so suddenly that
the companies which supply the elec-
trio current are taken unawares with
only the normal daytime current that
Is entirely inadequate to meet a gen.
eral demand.
/. Hence electric companies have to
keep q man with keen weather eye
constantly ION the job" One OF the
largest concerns in New York has re-
Gently installed a storm detector SINH.
lar to n wireless telegraph receiving
apparatus, which is affected by neigh
boring thunderstorms and announces
their presence by ringing q bell The
nearer the storm The more frequently
does the bell ring, and within an hour
10 half hour before the storm breaks
there Is ample warning to prepare od,
diicnal generators for service when
abnormal demands for current are felt.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-01-13

The Red Cloud Chief is another one
OF the old papers of the valley, having
completed its fortythird year last
week. The Chief has seen many ups and
downs and il we are not mistaken was
once bet and lost on au election. Since
coming under the management of
Editor Macarthur few years ago, 1t has
blossomed out into one of the hes,
papers along the valley and Is now one
OF the best propositions in this section
of the state.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-01-13

| Secretary D. f.. Bernecker OF the
state board Of equalization and assess
ment has sent out a notice of the
annual meeting OF county assessors, TO
be held in the senate chamber, Lincoln
January - and 20, 1916. County clprk 6
and members of the county boards Al,
also invited to attend this mce,iug
which promises to be- the most inter.
csiing aud useful gathering Of the Kind
! in years. Land assess ,ncnts will h.
made in 1916 and uniformity in valna.
! ii 1n- L. the result Secretary Beinoclier
l. striving for.
| DR. j. d. Case, Inspector of the state
b latd of health, announces that he has
ready for distribution - new edition Of
Rules and Regulations OF the State
Board Of Health covering quarantine,
care aud disinfection of contagious
diseases, rules for reporting births and
deaths, etc, revised and edited by Or.
II. B. Cummins, of Seward, secretary.
This publication is free to all doctors,
schools, and persons having to do with
the care of the sick. Address, DR.. j.
D. Case, State House, Lincoln.
Eleven county treasurers have sent
in annual settlement statements to
State Auditor VIM. II. Smith up to
January 9Th. but settlement has been
made with only one--Foster S. Gamble
of Stanton county. The other ten
treasurers (of Adams, Box Butte, Fill.
more, Furnas, Greeley, Hall, Howard,
Knox. Richardson and York; will be
settled with rs promptly as possible,
after they have made an additional
statement showing balance of state
funds on hand at end of each month in
1915, together with date and amount of
each remittance The statutory penals
ty will probably be exacted in all cases
where treasurers refused to make
monthly remittances.
State Treasurer Geo. T.. Halls state.
ment for the month of December 1915,
shows an increase of cash on hand
over November. The totals for all
funds are as follows:
Nov. 80, 10, Bal. on handSl.20I, 70s35
December collections -. G36, 800. SO
Total. ...............Sl,S i1 ,66S. 81
December disbursements 557, G60.O 5
Dec. 81, rs, BAL. on hand 1884 ,OO5 SO
Total. .............$ 81 Sal ,66S. 81
The bal nce on hand at end of Dec.
ember is held as follows:
In depository banks. Isl ,000,l2i.
Bonds held as cash. ....... 9S,OOO.CO
Uni'sity wars held as cash So,S34.4l
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-01-13

The Red Cloud Commercial Adver.
tiser started out on its fifteenth year
on Monday Of this week. We remem.
Der very we'll when the Commercial
Advertiser was started by its present
editor and people laughed at him for
attempting to publish a paper three
times week, but the Advertiser has
been right on the Job ever since, lie
started out with one small jobber and
a handful of type, but now has one of
the best equipped offices along the
valley
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-01-13

The Red Cloud Argus will be thirty.
seven years old this week. Editor
Edison has kept the Argus up to the
high standard set by his predecessor,
Editor L. Il. TAFT and it Is one of the
good newspapers of the valley.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-01-13

HARRY BUCKLES,
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-01-13
A Nice Boquet

The following from lthe pen of Karl
Spence, in his Franklin County News,
is nice boquet, indeed, and really
makes us glad we are living:
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-01-13

Jan. IL, 1916.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Chairman appointed Chaplin and Nc
Call to check Clerk of Court, Co. Judge,
Sheriff. Co. Clerk. and Co Supt. Shid
l. hoffman and Store y to check Count,
treasurer.
Chairman appointed bridge commit
tees Ms follows:
District l, Chaplin, Hoffman and Nc
Call.
District 2. Hoffman, Shidler, Chaplin
District 3. Mccall, Storey, Hoffman
District A, Storey, Mccall, Chaplin.
District 8. Shidler, Storey. Hoffman.
Pour Farm comittee Chaplin Chair.
man. Mccall and Hoffman.
The Red Cloud chief. [volume] (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, 1916-01-13
County Dads
Are In Session
RED CLOUD, NEB., Jan. IL, 1916.

RED CLOUD, NEB., Jan. II, 1916.
Board Of County Commissioners met
in regular session. Members all pres.
en-.
Meeting called To order by Clerk.
Pau storey was elected Chairman
for tn" year 1916.
Minutes of former meeting read and
approved.
A saloon license WAS granted to A.
+. Krouse Of Rosemont and the bond
filed and approved.
la the matter Of bids for supplies for
the various officers for the coming
year. Bids were opened and upon in.
vestigation bids were rejected and
officers directed to purchase such sup.
plies rs advertised for at prices not to
exceed bids submitted.
On motion Tax List and Treasurer's
Semi Annual Statement was let TO the
Commercial Advertiser and Blue Hin
Leader at one half legal rate.
Application OF Harriet Shuman for
admission To Soldiers Home read and
approved
Report of Road Overseer, of Dis.
tricts No. /, Gla s, IL, H. and ~
were approved.
Lew Aubushon was appointed Road
Oveerseer of district No. 0 to fill VA.
cancy,
Resignation of II. Il. Booth Road
Overseer of district No. % was read
aud accepted. On motion Chris Guy
was appointed to fill vacancy
On motion County Treasurer was in
structed to strike from tax list for the
year 1915 the items of mortgage Civ
EN- by Cbas. Blobaum to Sophia Arends
Administrative of estate of VIM. Arends
for $1,000 aud also note of 1926, the
same being ou,lawed and declared
worthless by County Judge.
Moved and seconded that the follow
ing be the estimate Of county expenses
for the ensuing year:
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RATES:
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DISPLAY
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A Al N the Troop Streets
OF Texas Brigade Con,o

Tht Caller VII be glad 10 In
ITEMS hiiianen. seumn Mas
office not later than ss =, M shsa ;. ~, . 'ssn
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''H'' Nammfl 81 lnrtde ue.s
fNii''ie is tn iotal in ihe es.t - ~.
lAihf Strand lCrImsHf n...
nn' cNnifni Wiia mrfsi, ......t.'... r..
.-ss 70 THO Caiicr reporter tat se.
'''a'N insisted thoi th, nevsn.n.. ~,
30 wan h.m az twelve sh.re snl
''h' 20 ono 1f "nui.h M'oi.r. q
m0us meals
Wen hen iNf writer would IL r....I
aeer si4h Of c1uienisd rsn,.,.... +.
he hncH how Go a. n .s .Ir,
f'p"firr went and honulih sI.a. ~.
iin'N imt pui.d' Sore an0u. ~,
iihr hls Hluslriuus ranniftr.r t.t
'i,N iae tHmoas Landscape ia.nie
i''''h iH ais0 au artist AZ artist Isl.
mary anh ae sar0 ".es. .n. t. fls
taste"
lis uet also tht own aae- d..
''ar'i Ganamol lei Wa. "a mouthf.Is ,.r
NoH hoai ifs
t'aifAs rai Hamr s WtH
tne he ia narfr roltu ha.ne f,.n
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