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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-05

Not a pound of butter is made in
Siam and the entire local supply is
imported from abroad, says Uncle
Sans consul at Bangkok.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-05
Nature,s Aids to Beauty.

The farmers wife and daughter
keep their red cheeks and dimples and
avoid wrinkles by exercising in the
open air.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-10-05

New York is to have a new hotel
to cost $15.O00,00O,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
National Thrift
CampaignBegun
By the English
Kitchener. Addressing Great
Meeting in Place of Asquith,
Says What Is Saved at
Home Helps the Fighters.


L"n""n' M"tch l. t'.'o g. m. ,
great n""uls was h'ii ~ ~" '"Ilo
h"ll hrf" today Z" inAHSuidtv mt
u"h'i savings campaign.
Premier Asquith Wa to have ad-
dress"n 'h' "'''''ns 'nh I" h'.'
h"N'n the pi'"''P'l I'S"'u''" '"h uu' h'
was sun ring IRON, 'h' '"AS "l ms
N"Io" anu was ulaNl' 10 ai'hu
-" NJ. W. "'' d" MS SP'''" ''''"
"'"' I"s' ~ '"'"' "'h ~
'"h s'' ~ S''"'''s'
E'h'f 'hr population must ."
snort "t manS Things or the arm
must go snort "i munitions ana "ihoi
ihhiSp'h''hl" th'hs"
Nr' ''N'n"F p'"p'i"d 10 i"t ih'l'
n'"'h"'N u Wv '''n'h'S "huuf" hsl'-
Nh' pS "h'i' 'h'y are not r"adt P"
H""' N"l'll h'iiu''H "i mar i'i N'l"
'h'r'a-'' '""'h ana 'h' econ
"h'N
IT We employ Tess LABOR, we re-
l"hs" more men for ightlns.
~ We import less for consumutiou
N. lessen the diiicplti.s of sea trans.
port
Lord Kitchener app,aIea fo, ero.
ouy IN ,y,r,tbtnp na,,i,ui,ri,. ia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
STRIKERS HELD
NOT GUILTY Or
MURDER CHARGE
Castle Rock Trial Ends in Ac-
quittal for Men Accused of
Death OF Major Z. p. Lester
in Late Disorders.

'asil" Rock colo. March Il
EI"ch Mutt. Mickie Salvage. Arthur
Quinn and Fred Garcia former
strikers we're acquitted Of the charge
of murder gruwiug out of the death
Of Major T.. T.. Lester of the Culorad
national guard during strike disorders
az Wal-onhmr Npr.l -, ln1l. hy q
jury In district court last night The
jury was oui nearly three hours
strike 4 sordors from the burning
of the strikers tent colony az Lud-
low April go, l1ii. 20 the conclusion
of the battle of thu Hoshack neat
Nalsonhure Were reviewed during tho
trial ot four former strikers. charged
with murder In connection with the
killing of Major rl.ny T. Lester al
the hospital corps of the Colorado ma
tional guard Aprl 90. lsli Arthur
quinn, Enoch Muir Fred Garcia and
htckte SnlNagc were The hgst of sct-
cny-two persons md ctod % co1ucc
ton with LESTER drnth tu De brought
To- tr.al Charles D'Neill. u nfh dc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
PRESIDENT HNMPERED By
CONGRCSSlp\ " \J-CJJl'pC

Washington. Match President
Wilson ui a conference with admins
trotion leaders today emphasized the
lnDt that H"rointiuIs with ,lc Tou-
toni. powers were being himpprod bf
The attitude OF cuIrrr~- ,uu,eruiu.
the resolution wliu.ug Americans on
hcliig"i"ut vessels Plans were ibid
Tor defeating the anti .ndmiulurltlnn
uoasut" when 70 came up foi = vote
Joe m house
The prc~i lent made ~ clear that he
did NOT want a foi" uu u rcsOlutiol
ASH support ut M. conduct of the
diplomatic contruV"rsN. aud as % rC-
suit of he position 10 Nus sad tho
vote W.Il pc taken ou ne resolution
warning Americas IN armed ship.
Tho president told tho leader ''.
foreign situation Was no more s"riuu.
thlu 10 hns been for several v,tfs
AFTER The conference 30 wis urt.r-
stood thti several leader. .'III d.g,v,d
vfh the president.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
Richard Won Amend and Ru.
dolph Won Kracht, Accused
of Using Mails to Defraud.
May Face Another Charge.
ARRESTED MEN CLAIM
TO HOLD COMMISSIONS
Deny Allegation of Federal OF.
fioials and Say Supposed
Plans Are Pictures Sent
From the Fatherland.

New York, Narch Plans oi
United states fortihcations have been
found ~ the possession of Richard
Won Arcnd ana Rudolph Von Kracht
tW" young Germans arrested her. on
charge Of operating the mails +,
~Windlc, according to uatemcn'
mad" today by Assistant United
Stat's District Attorney T.. W Me.
Donald
Won Arond ana Won Kracht who
'laim. according to IA" federal nl.
th"tiii's Oh" d" German arm. H.utcn-
ants. were drrnigu"d before Il .nitcd
states commissioner here.
According to postoHicc inspectors
IN" two men had conducted a s,s-
tomato h1FFig campaign through
IN" mails asking tor help on the
ground that th,y were dcstitut. Ger
man army officers. Thcy arc snid To-
haV" rofi4"d the aid of representa-
tivcs of charity ORGANIZATIONS bccuu-,.
they did not wish tu MAX, public
their aut"ocdcuts as requested hy
such organizations
Won Ar,ud ana Won Krlcht wcr,
held IN $1,000 hail each for "A hear
ing Shturdn, Thcy denied ever nav
i1g had any plnns of American forts
ana said the unly things lnswcring
such a desc iptipu that they owned
wcr" pictures sent them from Ger
many hy relatives.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01

Washington, March The car
ran1a government has informed Eli
500 Aircdondo. the Mexican amhassa-
dor mat u would welcome an incur
sion by FELIX bnZ Nh Nrrcd"ndo an
nounc"d today, inasmuch as II would
anord an excellent opportunity tn dem.
onstratc at iittl, cost in men CT treas
are the weaknes. ui piaz and his sup
portc.s"
Mr Arrcdoudo isuod statement
aging
Il do not believe that General biaz
would have the tomcritv To- land in
Mexico. nut have uo specific iufor-
nation on the matter. | have, how
ever, brought the rumor To- the nttcu-
ton of my government.
1T Is untrue that the list of gen
erals said 90 have associated them
selves with this rumorcd movement
ur" generals in any Seusr of tn"
word. None of them, except licuia-
min Argumrdu who los the way b. q
prisoner nf the cnnstitutiouaIsl gov
efnmeut in the city Of Qucrctaro. are
men of any military experience what
ever"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
on
Stand Again in
Brandeis Probe
Legal Partner of Presidents
Nominee for Supreme Bench
Continues Story of Shoe Ma.
chinery Affairs.

Washington. March Edward r.
hc'ionncu ut iiuVul. member ui
Louis -, BrandciH luw firm. testified
again today before the senate com
mitt'o inY"stlsating IN. ntuess oi Mr
Hrdrdcts iu be- a member ut the SUI
prcmr court The witness continued
his staten" n r"gardiug the United
Shuo Machinery company mattors.
Conferences 1t Mi Brand"is' sug
gostiun between shoe Manufacturers
and sidney ". Win'l"W. president ot
the United Shne Machinery compan,
IN 1905 over modtncatio1s oi lease
desired hy the manufacturers. CHmo
'u uothug Mcclellan said. and Bran
drIs resigned from the shoe COM
p1nV's directorate.
He referred tn conference hr-
tween shoe manufacturer sad W NJ
low on January % lH0t at Which
Ira1d"is. present Js q r"pIesont1tiNa a
of The shoe machine company crit.
ICIl,d IA" icnsos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
BEGAN 4 SECTION
HAND; RET|RES 4
VICE PRESIDENT
Career of A. D. Parker, Who
Terminates Active Railroad
Life Today, One Of Unusual
Interest.

my Evening Hefhld Leased Nirel
denver colo, Match IA u
fafkcr retired as vice president oi
the Colorado ana southern taiIrnnd
TO-DAY, ending an active railroad ca
ioer that began th.rt, three wears
ago ns section hand Tie also re.
Iinquishod duties 40 president ~ tho
systems subsidiary ln"s IN Teaxs
MI Parker was succeeded hy r. :
koll"r who came 60 Denver from
Omaha March |. 1915. 10 hccoue
General ma 1aRcr of the Colorado and
southern.
Throughout his active career Nj.
Parker has been clu.o.y Identified
with the dcvclnpmcn' of tniIro,d hus-
mess In the Rocky mountain region
~ K'i IA" 4on co. uu Episropal
clergyman. was born 80 Wilmington.
Del July 90. 1885. After receiving
DEGREES at Racine college. Racine.
Va, ana th" General Throloeical
seminary iu New york. b, catue to
NNuuiiE where n, rode he range
HF "'uH punChcr 'ur TWO Years
'n i>NH Nh Parker began his rail-
'nnd career as a section hand with
IA" Denver md Rio Graudc railroad.
~" next went 10 the road. store de-
pnrtm"nt. thence To- 'ho auditors of
hc" ana % lNs3 hn, Iwc ."aitor of
m" old Denver Union Pacific and
Hut rtiIro1d, ana tho Denver. Lead
VIE aul Guunison Ino- Upon the
ORGANIZATION of thc Colorado and
southern system In l,ea Parker be
cam" auditor. In 1905 he was made
vice president in charge of an de-
rhrtm"rt' this position CARRYING with
1t IA" presidency Of the Fort Worth
ana Denver CITY and Tho wichita
Vale, railways. subsidiary lines In
Texas. When tho Cuiusado ana
Southern was taken over lS the Chi-
cas". burlington ana quincy In 1910
Parker continued n vice president.
lllJ decision to rotir,. announced In
N'w york., January 26 WIS due 10 "A
d"s.r" "f lang stanaiug to quit active
railroad work. Parker viii make his
iuturr home ln Philadelphia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01

i'm01ut W,. granted 70 cuuuHulu,.
hoDsua" ~ unr~,
tn, chang, uf venue 'u Duurl,
county wa secuted after uds.
IfHul' ullyDr htd ueon barred ntou
sitting JOG strk, trials bt suprru.
court .uluia The cpso wits Called
Ilnuor 8. Judf, ! u p.ni4.p of
b'uNcr presiding iut. pf atu,,i.
ana tt"ckmrn was secured on jan.
nary ~ 1ud thr itklur OF fe.tIut.u.
h"Ean iv" dnS- later Tn. member.
uf the iur, were. George Robtu.Yi
charles br,us- \ l. Howell. q ~
stewart. stoekmc1; Joe MorolN VIII
ium Larson charles button RAY
Jones. " T. Jones John Epgcr
berger. Iohu Roths.hloss. and Aug
ust Reuter-. 'arm'r.
attorneys for the prosecution prc
eented witnesses who testified that
Major Lester was non -combitant
that he was shot while attending '
wounded Lieutenant aud jhat Va
shots which Killed him came ftDu.
the direction of the hugblck nc4t
Walscnhurg whor, the strikers wee
The prosecution ais.
sought tu prov" that the STRIKERS were
armed and had organized 10 dcs'ru.
property of the mine operators
Win"saes Tor the defense testified
that the strikers were IN fear of the
miliiiafuon ana mine guards foliowiua
the burning of the strikers' tent cui
olN At Ludlow that the families u'
~" F'IlN'tS hhd moved 'nt" h"lds ne
"hd 'h' h"S"''h ana "'f" und"r th'
a..
protection "i armed -lriN"ts T"s'l
h"nE AIS" was Introduced I" snow
lh'' N1J"i lester was armed during
IA" h'i''" h"t"e"h strikers ana
mllNi'hl"1 ana thii NIJu'aht t"h"iil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
TROOP MOVEMENTS MADE
TO PROTECT N\lII,O \D

III Paso. Tex, March .-I'xtcu i've
troop movements begun today at
JuaIcz were explained by Carrnnza
officials who declared that tn, dispo-
sitiuns were made to protect the Mex
lean central railroad leading 10 Jua-
rez iiam bandit raids. aud al the same
time 10 carry ou, the plans uf General
Luis Gutierrez the new military chief
IN Chihuahua state. To- round ~ aud
capture IN" outlaw chief, Francisco
villa. several thousand additional
Carianza troops. IL was said. have
been ordered out To- drive villa from
the lines of railroad traVersing rh-
hunhua state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
Strt t1IDN NRO, NJ " ftDtN
SATISFACTORY To FRENCH

3ris Feb 40 td-laNedD Tn.
t..'i3h arpund Vcriun is now well
loo hand and considered quite satisfac-
90 from the French point OF view
b. freely stated hy the military eN-
ports Tu the northeastern part Of
tho stronghold IN" chief effort ot the
Germans seems to be directed 30 the
rescue of the Brandcnburgers who
rcmain coopcd up IN the ruined cast
mcnts ut Fort Duuaumont The de-
N,lupmcui Of The German operations
southeast uf Ncrdun h interpreted hy
the observers az preliminary To- an
attempt 60 assaii the French POSITIONS
on ne Meuso heights.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
Forty-eight Hours Given Tiny
Republic to Return Seized
lnterned Steamers to Teuton
Custody.
DAYS EVENTS AROUND
vERDUN NOT IMORTANr
Berlin Does Not Mention Ac.
tivities About Great French
Fortress and Paris Is Al.
most as Unconfding.

d. Mnr"h T. bti q mD--
n''h s"n' an uliimitum To
tu'' Hdiug the rcstora,ion
WIN. No hours ot IN. DER
man .n.r. rr,,auS seized o., that
oouIir ourdIus 10 70 dispatch from
Ma, .. N,utrr's Telegram com.
puTy
Tho urF s"2urc Of C..r,r m.r-
rhmt vessels by puitu-aI occurred
1N % ~ Lisbon when th. naval
nn"' took possession of thirty
rWnn ana Austrian ships m IN.
ltf. ON February % m. aeizure
-n. q" man steamships hy tn.
'ui uguosc authorities AZ - vincent
cap, Verde islands wa, announced
and Was uuuni Tally declared that
the rcGuisitioning of German and
Austrian ycssols had been extended 10
all those h.ng iu IN" ports ~ Pnrtu-
gnl and her cuiuuios
Lisbon dispatch on February 20
quoted Premier Costa Of Portugal as
declaring IN the chamber of deputies
that tn. governments action In re-
QUESTIONING y,sl"ls had been prompt.
ed by the necessit, of the nation'c
economic situation rhe premier
further d'clnr"d that he cuAs'der.d II
to The best igicrCsi of Portugal thai
IA" "NIsii1g treats with G"rmany he
allowed to lapse nnd that the portu-
'u"H' suVcrlmrnr was prepared for
all utu'lili's that nigh, arise.
The, have been frequent rumors
sine" the outbreak Of hustilitiss that
Pnr' GOD N's sHort 10 declare a state
Hr with tho central powers be-
- h'r trcn relations with
% Britain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
~ p\>O ASKS tOR MEANS
or DI~i<IIlrtNt. INNlt.Rt\T>

III Paso, Tex, March l. Requests
yer" sent tu federal officials AZ Wash
ingtuu today H. provide apparatus At
this poin; tor the disiniecti0n Of Inn
migrants from sections of Mexico
where t,phus ana other diseases pre-
ati Tn" appearance. here of two
cases of typhus one of which caused
the death nt Morris liuttucr, u United
states immigration inspector, prompt
ed local officials to urg. immediate
action. intil dIsinfecting plant IL
provided suspected Immigrants viii
he refused entrance into the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
SHERIFF IS LEFT
IN CHARGE OF THE
LEADVILLE STRIKE

l.eadvillc, COLO. March o.. Th,
state industrial commission decided
to-day &" return TO Denver. leaving the
strik" of employees of the American
smelling ana Refining company IN the
hands ot the sh"rin of Lake county
Members ui the commission expressed
IN" belief that the local authorities
could handle the situation Thus far
there has been no disorder \ few
men returned to work 'oduN. Th.
coUmls~i ~ion"rs viii l.aV. tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
BOTH SIDES CLAIM
VICTORY IN CHICAGO

chicago, March l.-.l lio,h adm MIS-
tration aud antl-admiuistfation men
claimed victory today after aualy1ing
the vote at the aldermaui primaries
Yesterday. Mayor Thompson pointed
To a total 81 twenty -setcn Republican
rldcrmanic nominations aupported by
him as evidence at victory aud tho
nti-adminisiratlon forces pnscd their
claim Of success on the fact that seven
uf the rebel nine Aldermen, as
Thompson principal antagonist
wcr" STYLED. had been nominated
Mayo Thompson lost his home ward
y 2,i00
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
BILLIARD PAYS THE
NEW HAVEN MILLION
AND QUARTER CASH

Ncw Gnrk, March The suit
brought hy the present admlnistra-
tion OF the New YORK. New Raven n
Hartford railroad tu rororor from
J"hn Billard of Moridcu, Conn, prof
It's alleged tu have been due the New
Haven la the doal iu which 'hc New
iiayou purchased shares al liostuu n
Maine stock seven NcnJs ago, has
a"9u settled, Z was aunuun cd at the
New Haven offices today billard has
paid the New Haven {l250,00O, It was
stated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
PHILIPPINE BILL
GIVEN FAVORABLE
REPORT TO SENATE

Washington March l-Thr Phillip
pine bill. including the clark" amend
mont as passed by the senate pro,i id
ing Tor Independence any umo be-
tween two and four years, in The pres
dontr discretion, wns fa,orahly re-
ported 10 the house today hy the
huusc insular affairs committee by
a vote ol To :.
Republican committee members
protested ana announced they would
MAX. u minority report.
In quick succession motions tu cl.m-
mate tn. Clarke amendment, substl-
tutc The Jones hill nnd"ntirrr prnpo-
sinons were voted dawn ON strictly
party lines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
Itt.'lii y GERMAN GAINS
TDipIN PRESS pISp\Tt UE,,

&c., I March ! CRy Wireless To-
Ii-pI' rrs 90 tho Lokal
A d'1I,I with the recent
hrHiIs 'u" -duu .tout IN the
y I..r. Hi.fc that when tn,
90, r ... wouis ut icin-
efuu.f Omrtrcs south ~
l't.H ...rf non ~ the heaviest
81 .Hfr v,r. rcd together with
ct cog guns
Tn" .uri. cuf ieylircs that
the Fret. 20 been forced out of
frosncs. -four md - half kilomctrc,
west uf Mar.uc, illc
Tn" G'fmUu. who stnrmcd Hill 80.
3ii under rain uf shells AID
through an sorts of c1tauglemouts
the dspnichcs add. were forced To-
maintain themselves without food
during two days and nights against
inrcss,n, attacks as the French cur
tain uf nre ma lc the BRINGING up of
supplies impossible.
All the corr,spo dents insist upon
the smallnsss Of the German oasua
ii"S
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
TRAFFIC REOPENED
AFTER LONG BLOCK
ON NORTHERN LINE

Spokane, Wash. March Traffic
on the Northern Pacific branch line
between Mssouln. Mont, aud Wal
lace, Idaho. was resumed to-day for
the first time In a month. according
Ia ra.lroad officials here. lnicrrup-
ton 80 traffic was dur 10 snuwslidrs
ana the carrying away Of bridge at
Dorsey, Mont, three weeks ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01

House. y. NJ, MHrch i.--Tho south
western quay County Teachers asso-
ciation will hold a meeting here
March II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
JAPANESE DIET FOR
REVISION OF TARIFF

Toxic, Japan, March The diet
adjourned today after adoptins a h..
Tor revision ui The tarin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
GNiNIsTO< consul 10
nI, SENT 10 NIW YORK

GIlVestnn Ton. MniCh l." Juan T
Iiurns. Mexican consul AT Galveston.
has been appointed consul general at
New York.
Juan A. Matcos, Mexican consul ut
San Diego, CAT, has been named Ia
the Galveston post.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01

III PJso, Tex March IL Relatives
IN Georgia of Grover Giles cland VAIN,
Durango, Monday requested United
states authorities here today to Wnk"
every EFFORT To recover the body and
also Co ascertain the Whereabouts of
J. r. Warn, brother. whose fate Is
a matter of spe'u ulatiou. Railroad
communication between nura go and
:hc border j. inte. rupted and repre-
sentatives 90 the Carranza govern
ment ui Mexico express doubt
whether the body ot Grover Warn
could ever hc brought out.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-01
nIRiIN OMIT> MENTION
on tNG>T~ Nr VI,RDl'N

Berlin. March I t,ia London. 3:is
%, ~. No mrEtion nf the hshting nt
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-04-28
No. 1871

NO. 1OlOl
ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT
AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION.
State of Minnesota, County of Henne'
pin. In Probate Court.
In the mater of the Estate of G..
Oscar HIGHLANDER, Decedent.
On receiving and filing the final &C.
count of the administrative of
the estate of said decedent and
her petition praying for the allowance of
said account and for a decree assigning
the residue of said estate to the persons
by law entitled to the same.
It is Ordered, That all persons inter
ested in said estate appear before the
said Probate Court on Monday the 22nd
day of May 1916, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, at the PROBATE Court in
the Court House at Minneapolis, in said
County, then and there to show cause
if any there be-, why said account should
not be allowed and said estate should
not be distributed as prayed for in said
petition.
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 newspaper printed
and published in said county,
Dated at Minneapolis, this oath day
of April 1916.
By the Court,
5-12 JOHN A. DAHL,
Judge of the Probate Court
Magdalena HIGHLANDER, 2Ol3 30th Ave. s
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-04-28
LA NATALlTE FRANC Sc

M. Emile Henry a pr6sent6 re-
comment q Ia Chambre de COM
merce de Paris I'm rapport sur la
d6population.
Adoptant les conclusions de CO
rapport, la chambre de commerce
les a transformers en- un vHu qui a
6t6 aussit6t transmits aux pouvoirs
publics. II est ainsi libell6;
1. Que soient utilis6es toutes les
resources de la morale, de la lite
nature, de Part, de la presse, pour
faire conna1tre a la nation lie grave
peril que fait courir q la France
l'abaissement de la natalit6 ct pre-
parer ainsi Revolution des id6es ct
des meurs n6cessaires pour y pa
rer;
2. Que soient au plus tot voices
par lie Parliament les r6formes ju-
declares administrative fscales ct
fnancieres propres a enrayer la
d6population ct notamment que
soient repris les dltf6rents profile
mes souleves au S6nat par lie rap
port du professeur Lannelongue ct
que les solutions ~n6cessaires soient
appliqu6es sans retard;
3. Que soient revis6es les lois re-
latives au travail des apprentis
dams les ateliers Oh sont occupies
DIES adultes.
4. Que soft 6tudi6es ct voices
toutes les lois tendant a combattre
l'alcoolisme;
5. Que l'aide apport6 par la loi
aux families nombreuses cesse de-
tire une mesure d'assistance ct soft
dor6navant sufisante pour encou-
RACER efhcacement ceux qui, cr6ant
une famille, ont ainsi augment6 la
richesse du pays.
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ChapeauX de PrintempS

81 Giles veulent pro6ter dune &C.
casion unique pour IN nouveau
chapeau de Paques, nos danes ct
demoiselles canadiennes ne devront
pas manquer d'aller voir Madame
Narbonne, Modiste, qui tient un
magasin de Modes, HOB, zoe Ave-
nue. N. II y aura une vente sp6ci-
ale q prix cottant de tous ses cha
peaux pour danes, demoiselles ct
enfants, a partir du 20 avril. Ellie
en- a I'm grand assortment, ct sont
tres jolis. Souvenez-vous en-, lie 20
avril. Telephone North 1863.
Chapeaux Garnis, q partir de CSC.
Bellies Formes, q partir de 79c ct
toutes les garnitures a Rabais.
Magasin ouvert tous les soirs
jusqu'a 9 heures.
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Mile Anna Dreyfus, pr6sidente
du Cercle Local de l'Alliance Fran
caise, a recu, il y a quelques jours
un t6l6gramme du Permanent Blind
War Relief, la priant d'accepter
Repression de sa plus profonde
gratitude pour sa grande bont6 q
bien vouloir Unforeseen tant d'amis
de la France q cette oeuvre 81 no.
bic.
Ellie a aussi recu une lettre de
M. Jusserand, ambassador de
France a Washington, accusant re-
ception du cheque de $500 ct re-
merchant bien sinc6rement lie Ger
Gle ct toutes les personnes qui Sc
sont i~nt6ress6es au success de cette
soir6e don't il a In lie programme
avec plaisir- consacr6e q la noble
cause du secours DIES aveugles de
la guerre.