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NUEVA YORK, Abril 16.-Uno
de los grandes dirigibles del eiercito
americana, que ma estado siendo la
admiration de los n~eoyorkinos en- sus
.~recientez vuelos sobre Ia ciudad. ez-
tuvo a punto de haber sido destruido
aver en- la Bahia de Jamaica en- dom
de hubiera caido, 4 no haber sido por
Ia audacia de tres j6venes estudiantes
que hae!an 81 practica an e. aparato,
que saltaron al aqua desde una altura
de Glen pies, hacienda con clio que
e. dirigible pudiera remontarse de
nuevo.
Ell dirigible, que mide mas de Glen
pies de longitud y es de Ia forma a.
largada de un cigarro, teniendo gran
Iparecido con los zeppelines alemanes,
K que lie ha Waldo ell nombre de "ze-
ppelin americana, habienSO hecho
IN ascmbrcso vuelo sobre la ciu-
dad, causando Ia admiration de los
habitantes. Durante Ia tarde, Ell d.
rigible marlboro perfectamerte, pero
cuando va iba de regreso a su han
gar en- ell Fuerte Tilden, y cuando Sc
hai,aba por encima de la parte de la
costa conocida con el nombre de Ro-
ckaway, sus maquinas empeZaron a
funcionar NAL.
Ell aparato Sc encontraria come a
mil pies por encima de las aguas de
la bahia de Jamica, cuando empez6
a descender en- forma de zig-zags,
clavandose primero de runta y lucgo
de cola, poniendo en- peligro Ia vida
de los ocho tr!pulantes que hacian su
pr&ctica en- el dirigible.
a todas prisa los j6venes, que per-
tenecen todoS ellos al Cuerpo de Sc
males, empezaron 4 a~rrojar el lastre
y clando 10 hubieron hecho, viendo
que el a?arato no remontaba el vuelo,
aErojaron tambien algunos de los ms
trumentos mas pesados que habia en-
Ia canastilla Y que les servi'an para
su estudio. Ell globo no obstante,
seguia' descandiendo Y DE- tan ripida
manera, tue su destruc:'1n tia Inmi-
nente : I'd muertc lie los estudiantes
cast :aGIrl Camp - ~,:l:::;o G.
~flerzo, tres de los mas arrojados de
ssos ;0venes, muy habiles nadadores,
sc %arroiaron a la bahia cuando Ell d.
rigible Sc encontraba como = Glen
pies de alto, con 10 cual &c aliie-o
(Pasa a la sa. Pag. Col 2a.)
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DOS AUTOS

Ell t~eniente Pate. perteneciente al
800 de infantera, dejo anoche a las
diez, su autom6vil abandonado en- Ia
cladra numaro 500 de "a Gale Mar
ket y Sc fue . visitar las BARRACKS
de Ia feria que estan en- la plaza del
Alamo. Cuando regreso a recoger
"a maQuina, que es I'm Ford Roadster,
sc encontro con que va habia desapa-
rccido.
Media hora mas tarde 4 Ia Com
0aN!a Calwell, lie robaron de Ia Gale
Travis IN autom6vil Ford de 5 pasa.
ieros. Los duenoS de dicha maguina
dicron aviso 4 Ia policia de 10 ocurri-
do.
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aCusado de haber
anlenazado al Pie.
W.WiISOn

CHICAGO, III, Abril l6.--Con mo-
two de una nucva acusac!5n contra
Mr.. Bernard II. Ringwa!d, de atentar
contra Ia vida de! Presidente Wilson,
q CUmisionado De los EstadoS Uni
dos Mr.. Mason, dict6 una segunda
orden DC apprehension, pueS cl usa-
do Sc encontraba libre bajo fianza.
Cuando el detenido fle cons.gnado
Il Cor!:sionado Igoe, eli ex-Ayudante
dsl FrCcUralor dc Distrito de los Es-
t.GCs Oridos. pidi3 que sc posplsie-
Il su proccSo iadcfinidamente, para
poder tener tempo lie investigar. La
fianZa fijada en- esta OCCASION a Mr..
Singwald fue de $500.
e Ayudante del Procurador de
D;strito, Mr.. Borreli, ha anunciado
qae citara a Gale Rinwald, hijo del
acusado, quien presta sus servieios en-
la Batsria D. del 333 Regimiento de
A~rtilleGia, en- ell Campo Grant, para
que. compareZca a rendir su declara-
ci0n. Mr.. Borre!i! dijo que habia
otros muchos aspectos en- este asunto,
de los que aparecieron Ell la orden de
aprehenSi0n que Sc die ell domingo en-
Ia manana.
Mr.. Ringwald M negado enfatica-
m:nte que haya hecho amenazas
c5n;ra 4 vida del Presidente.
"Naturalmente, agreg0 aquel, no
ne gusta yer a mi hijo en- ell ejercito,
Daes podria ocurrirle algo".
L. n'odo, lc contesto el funciona-
rio, que 4 nsted &c procupa mas 81
.am;lia que su pals"
Dire 4 listed, contest6 Il acusado.
5 esa n pragunta harto dificil de
coAteStar. 70 soy patricia; pero e:ta
guerra es una grave Y muy triste CO.
sa''.
II sonora Ringwald y su hijo Gale.
iafcndieron enargicamente 4 81 pa
DIE ante el Comisionado, 0rotcstando
81 ihocsncia. Gale Ringwald, segdn
Sc dice, ha sido eypulsado de St.
\ bans Young mems Society, a la que
Sc conoce con q nombre de Stavms
Club, por sus reconocidas opinlones
CT favor de la causa aIemana.
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4 LOS ~TIPOGRAFOS

Sc cOnvoca a los miembros de Ia
Scciedad Mptualista Mexicana Aries
Graficas para que concurran a La
junta general ordinaria cue Sc veri-
ficar& e dia de hoy Il las diez de Ia
Mariana en- 81 salon de sesiones, sito
en- e. numero 305 de la Gale W. Sa-
liraS St.
sc haya aiterado ligeramente, acaso
s9oicndo IN POGO. IN caso de que ne.
ce&:te Gatos mas 2recisos puede d.
fi~!rSe Z aiguna asa dc Raaca.
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c. \. Knsley. Kans.-Mucho cele-
bramos que haya arreglado su asun-
10 satisfactoriamente :: que. segun le
indicamos,'no haya tropezado con ma
vores dificultades. Agradecemos
cue nos haya dado aviso del result
tado ' nada t;ene que agradecer nj
nor que ~apenarse, pues el ob.ieto &
esta secc;Jn es atender 4 las consul
tas oua nos hagan todas las personals
ous. por algln motive, tengan nece
sidad De clio.
}. }. L. Grayburg, TeX.-La pala-
ora 'po!iglota' significa, cuando St
aplica : n persona, como en- e. ca
so que nos indica. luc posee varios
!diomas. V apl;cada a algJnao bra, co
mo Ia Biblia, por ejemplo, que IA 81
CONFISCARON LOS BlENES DEL
EMBAJADOR
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do tradacida Il varias lenguas Y edi.
tada en- elias.
La presencia de granos en- la cara,
10 mayor parte de las veceS es una
prueba clara de que Ia sangre no es-
t. TODD 10 puro que fuera de desear-
Sc Y frecuentemente indican tambien
cue Ia vida que Sc lleva no es de 10
mas a~rreglado, este es, que Sc duernae
POGO, que Sc bebe mucho o Sc comete
otra clase de eNcesos que minan la sa-
lud. Por 10 tanto, 10 natural eS CO.
rregir e. genera de vida, proceder Il
toniTicar y purificar In Sangre ', fl
nalmente, aplcar alguna medicina 10
cal que combata e! NAL, pero este E.
Ifecto tendra que ser meramente tran
sitorio 81 subsiSten las causas que %
producer. Como tonico l. recomen-
damoS el Vino de Za:.2aparriila del
DR.. Aver Y para la curacion local una
pomada para granos que fabrica Ia
Casa Rexall, IA cua! 1uede aolIcarse
dc acuerdo con las :n:trucc!oner que
= acompahan.
la marina mas DOderosa que hay
es Il ing.esa. En- Ia actaalidad. por
eausa de IA guerra es dificil saber
eXactamente el numero de unidades
con que cuenta. En- cuanto Il la ma
r!na de guerra meyicana, pract.ca-
mente. no exi:te, pues no cuenta con
ningun barco d guerra grande; tie
ne Il corbeta, unos ocho canoneros
: algunos barcoS guarda-costas.
Mexicano, Ell Paso, Texas.-El
pasaporte sc necesita mas que para
entrar Z territorio meXicano, para
poder Salir del de este pals V per
10 mismo es igua! qGs vaya listed u,
= Baja California Q Il cualluiera
otra parte de Mlxico. q itincrario
que le convene Ssguir, segan enten-
demos, "S 81 de Deming, Tucson V
Yuma en- el Estado de Arizona y en-
e} de California, Imperial Y Gale
Xico que qucda trent a Nexicali,
por donde podra hac4r su entrada a
n Baja California. Segun los datos
one sc han recibido ultimamcnte. en-
csc Ter-itorio sneXicano e. en- dom
i, es mas f;icil encontrar trabajo de
;oda ia Republica Y parece que sol
acogidos muy bien todoS los mexica-
nos que van a aportar el contingent
te de Sill esfuerzo personal.
\. y. Pittsgurh. pa.-En las con-
dicioncs nOrmalcS, cl peso argentine
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vale 90 Z ~ceatavos en- moneu anne
I!cana. pero tanto Ia guerra actual
como c! ALA habida en- 81 valor de
"a plata nuedcn haber ejcrcido al
gana Influenza para que csc tipo
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SECClONDE CONSULTAS

ro1s Ia correspondents relacbnafa cn es secctou dee venr dr1g1ds
xa Ia PRENSA" --accion de Consunas. =
~ n. SAINTS Rosa Ave. san Antonio, Texas.
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\. y. Pittsgurh, Pa.-En las on
dicioncs nOrmalcS, G! peso argentine
Evening journal., 1918-02-22

under the direction OF Miss Anne ].
Dungen.
The birthday anniversaries OF Lin
coin and Washington were elaborately
celebrated in the High School yesterday
afternoon, under the auspices Of the
Penn Literary Society Of the school. An
excellent program was given by the
scholars. The entertainment was largely
attended by the parents and friends Of
the pupils
Ms. j. Ernest Phillips, president OF
the Century Club, attended the session
Of the Century Clubs Of the State, in
Dover, on Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1918-02-22
DEATHS


WELDIN-On Feb. 21 1918. Jason Atwood
Weidin, aged 63 years
heiaiNes and friends are invited to at
tenu the luneral services 40 his late resi-
eatenee, blne BAH, Brandywino hundred, on
Monday afternoon, February - al "a
o'clock. lnterment al Lombardy ceme-
JEANDELL--In this city. on February q
isle Henrietta wife Of Henry Jeandell
Relatives and friends are invited 10 nj.
tend the funeral services at the residence
OF her daughter Mrs Max Keller, No
i9o@ Davis street, on Monday, February
70, at l o'clock. Interment at Rlverview
cemetery.
cRaAiwF,oRp-In this city. on February
Crawford in her 20th year.
Friends may view the remains at her late
res sidence, NO. 2O0 r. Twenty dfth street.
on riuay evening, February p, from TO o
o'clock. Services and interment at Phra.
PlERCE-At Marcus Hook, Pa, on Feb
ruary II, l9ls. Orpah p, wife OF the late
Erwin W. Pierce, aged 90 wears
Relatives and friends are Invited 10 At
tend the funeral services at the residence of
George p, Palmer No . w Ninth street.
Marcus Hook, Pa, on Monday afternoon
at Mt Pleasant NJ r. Church at o'clock
lnterment at Mt Pleasant cemetery
MAHONEf-ln this city. on February q.
l0ls, Mary A.. wife Of Michael Mahonev.
at her late residence, No. 1920 Union
street
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
MEALEA-In Philadelphia. Pa, on Febru-
airy 20. 1918. Michael Mealey
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral from the residence of his
sister Mrs. John O'Conner, No. 1910 Shall
cross Ave- on Saturday morning, al o
O'Clock Requiem mass at ST. AIMS Church
lnterment az Cathedral cemetery
WEIHEkELIs-ln this city ON February
l9'- l0ls. susan Chaplin, wife Of John W
Wetherei
Relatives and friends are Invited 10 At
tend the funeral services at the residence
of her husband, No. 12i Broome street on
saturday afternoon, February % at 23O
O'Clock lnterment private
DOID-In this city. on February 90
lnlo. Sarah p, widow OF piersop y
D0ud
Relatives and friends are invited 70 A..
tend the funeral services az the residence
of her daughter Mrs. Annie Say,or No
4Ol w. Second street on Saturday. Febru-
airy %, at 2.So o'clock. Interment az River.
view cemetery.
Evening journal., 1918-02-22
ARA. GE PROGRAM
FER Conference
Five Days Meetings Planned
for Methodist Ministers
at Dover
BISHOP BRISTOL
TO GIVE LECTU E

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Feb. 22.-Followlng is
the program Of the flftieth annual ses-
sion of the Wilmington NJ. f. Confer
ence, 10 be held IN Wesley NJ r..
Church, from March 20 TO March %. The
Rev. Walter r. Gunby pastor Of Wes-
ley Church. has about completed the
full plans Of the Conference which
promise TO be unusually interesting
Tuesday, March 49,
T45 p. m.-Lecture in Wesley Church
by Bishop Frank Bdistol, Of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. presiding bishop Of the
Conference.
Wednesday. March 20.
9 a. m.-Sacrament of the Lords Sup
ed by the FIRST session Of the Confer
ence.
2.30 p m.-Anniversary Of Deaconess
Board DR.. Daniel w. Howell, Of Buff
falo, n Y, corresponding secretary Of
the General Deaconess Board Of the
M r. Church.
7.3O D. m.-American Board Of Sun
day Schools, Or. Louis O. Hartman, of
Chicago, superintendent Of the Foreign
Department Of Sunday Schools.
lnufeuhNs mdfcn -.
$50 a. m.-Devotional meeting follow
ed by Conference session.
. 80 p. m.-Annlversary OF Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society, Mrs. Y. S.
Collins, presiding. Mrs. William
Fraser Mcdowell, Of Washington, d. c..
the speaker.
7.3O p. m.-Anniversary OF the Ep-
worth League, the Rev. w. G. Harris
presiding.
Friday, March %.
$50 a. m.-Devotional meeting follow
ed by Conference session.
2.30 p m.-Anniversary Of the Wo-
mans Home Missionary Society, Miss
Mary Wheeler, presiding. Miss Carrie
Barge, Delaware. Ohio, speaker.
73O p. m.-Joint anniversary OF edu-
cational boards, Freedman's Aid and
Educational Society; speak
ers. the Rev. p. V. Mavetty, d. d.
Ohio, and the Rev. j. o.
Spencer, Baltimore. Md
Saturday, March %.
$50 a. m-Devotional meeting follow
ed by Conference session
go p. m.-Conference patriotic ser
vice.
T3O .. m.-Joint temperance ami
Caleb E. Burchenal, Whining
ton. presiding. Speakers, Antl-Saloon
League. Mrs Victor dupont, Sr, and
George w. Crabbe. For Board Of Prohi-
bition. Temperance and Public Morals,
the Rev. Clarence True Wilson, d. d.,
"The Bone Dry elimination and How
10 Build Its Monument"
sunday, March "a.
Q a. m.-Conference love feast.
1890 a. m.-Divine worship, sermon by
Bishop Bristol.
23O D. m.-Memorial service.
3 D. m.-Mlssionary centenary.
3 80 o. m-Ordination service, deacons
and elders.
73O p. m-Anniversary OF Home and
Foreign Missionary Boards.
Evening journal., 1918-02-22

her home on Springer street, Whining
ton, on Tuesday afternoon. The guests
returned home on the midnight train.
Those present besides Mrs. Saunders
were Mrs. Thomas S. Fouracre, Mrs
Albert K Hopkins, Mrs. Daniel w. Ste
vens, Mrs. Horace c. Moore, Mrs. Frank
Koerner, Miss Elsie Jones, Miss Pru-
dence Lewis and Miss Ada Scott.
Leslie Truitt son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
w. Trmtt, who recently enlisted in the
navy left here on Tuesday for VIII
and on Wednesday went to
Norfolk, va.
Evening journal., 1918-02-22
nnvER CENTuRY CLUB.

Specjal 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, Feb. 22-The weekly
meeting Of Dover's Century Club in
cluded a buffet luncheon by the club to
the President Of the state Federation,
Mrs Walter w. Powell and the presi-
dents Of the thirty-one clubs Of the
state. A tempting menu was served.
After the luncheon the guests gath
cred in the main assembly room OF the
clubhouse, where a most cordial well
come was extended by Mrs r l.. Holli-
day. president OF the Dover Club, which
was responded 10 most graciously by
Federation.
Mrs Powell, President Of the state
After the singing OF the star Span
gled Banner" Mrs Margaret Mcclellan
illiams, a noted lecturer and imper-
senator Of Palmyra, n. J- gave her ad-
dress "Our Flags Career which proved
most highly entertaining and instruc-
tive
Evening journal., 1918-02-22
NEWS HAPPENINGS
LEOOT NEW Castle
Find Fire in School Closet
After Children Are
Dismissed
OFFICIALS co TO
SEE FIRE FIGHTER
Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Feb. 22.-The
Board Of Education was confronted
with a peculiar situation on Wednesday
night, when only four men nled their
names as candidates for the five vacan-
cies which will be llled at the election
Wednesday night was the time set for
to be held the latter part Of the NOR tn.
the filling Of names, and when only four
names were lled the boa members
had TO scout about" for another pos
sible candidate for the ramaining va
cancy; and at last one was procured
and his name slated.
The members Of the board, whose
terms expire this month, are Harry
Holiday. Harry Roth ock, w. E. Roth
well, Captain Jesse A. Mckay and Dr.
Julius Dodd While Captain Mckay
has been away with his command in
the Delaware Infantry, his Office has
been filled by John NJ F. D. Clayton. On
Wednesday night Mr.. Holiday, Mr.
Rothrock and Dr. Dodd filed their
names for reelection but no candi-
date announced himself 10 succeed
Captain Mckay The members got
busy however. and hunted up Mr.
Clayton, and he finally 0led his name
as candidate for regular election to
the board.
In former years a contest for men,
bership TO the board marked the elcc-
lions, but this year little interest is
manifest.
Fire broke out yesterday afternoon
In School No I. but was extingulshed
by the Good VIII Fire Company before
NY dana 70 resulted The blaze sta tel
In a closet In the main hall in which
was stored considerable waste paper
The blaze was discovered by Mrs. Harry
Huschenbeck shortly after the dismiss
sal Of the school for the afternoon
Four members Of City, Council and
three members Of the committee Of the
local fire company left here this morn /
ing for Baltimore for the purpose OF |
investigating the motor fire apparatus
OF the America la France Fire ~ dne /
Company, Inc. The local lre depart- /
ment is investigating various makes Of /
engines with a view Of purchasing a (
motor apparatus to replace the pres
ent horse-drawn affair The trip was
requested by the Baltimore Fire En-
glne Company, at its expense Those
VINO took the trip were Councilman S.
,. Deemer, John T. Stoops, William
Weggenman, John Ries, Mayor Theo-
dore w. Cavender, James Campbell and
Andrew Lenoir, Of the fire department
committee.
In the Century Club this afternoon /
delightful patriotic service was given
IN NIEMORIAM.
IN loving remembrance Of Katharine
m Frederic .5 who departed this life Febru-
dearest mother, how much we miss her.
Words do fail us TO express;
as me years each other follow,
since she entered into rest
she has gone 20 realms Of glory.
Gone from labor TO reward
Zone from sorrow. pain and suffering
To dwell forever with the Lord
Her Childrens
Evening journal., 1918-02-22

and kittens weigh alike, what are
the respective weights OF cat and
kitten7
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Mss snOCKLEY is Bride.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del, Feb. % -Sudler
II. King, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan ].
King, and Miss Naomi l.. Shockley,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Shock
ley. Of Townsend were married In the
Church of the Good Shepherd, Chesa-
peake City, Nd, last Saturday, by the
Rev. Percy L Donaghay, rector Of ST..
Annes p. b. Church Mr.. and Mrs. King
will make their home in Townsend.
The u. T. c. Sewing Circle was enter
aimed by Mrs. lola Beuhm Saunders at
Evening journal., 1918-02-22
PIIrs Cured In 8 to ID DnrI

TTTTN y
Druggists refund money II pAZO ONT
AIENT falls 10 cure Itching Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles, First application
gives relief 50c.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-02-22
Sam LOYd'S Rrain TOOd
Three Minutes to Digest This.
No. IS.

At the Feline Show we put four
cats and three kittens on the big
scale and they tipped the beam at
Evening journal., 1918-02-22
AcouIT ONE; PAROLE ANOTHER.

DOVER, Del. February PIN the
Kent County Court Of General Sessions
here yesterday the jury in the case Of
Elmer Collins, charged with the larceny
OF chickens in October from the I. NJ.
Gooden Store Company. returned ver-
dict of not guilty and was discharged
In the case Of Harvey Hicks, coloredi
against whom a jury returned verdict
of guilty for the larceny Of chickens,
on recommendation Of the jury 20 the
court of mercy, Hicks was paroled to
his former employer.
Evening journal., 1918-02-22

led the school IN their cheers, for the
school, the principal, and for DR.. Ban
ton
It has been the custom Of the school
for many years on the occasion Of Miss
Kruse's blrthday-whlch is the same as
George Washlngtons-to present her
with some slight gift, but the climax
was reached with this years gift.
Evening journal., 1918-02-22

~ pounds
T b en- we
" e ighed
another lot
Of three
cats and
four kit
tens, which
tot aled SO
p o unds
Now, if cats
weigh alike.
Evening journal., 1918-02-22

Colds Cause Headache and Grip
LAXATIVE BROMO QU1NlNE Tablets
r, 3Ove the cause There Us only one
6romo ouinino" p. w. GROVES sigma
6re on box. 30c.-Adv.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-05-31
DECES

I'm de nos vieux Canadiens DIES
plus ,estimes ct des mieux connus q
Minneapolis, M. Marcel Guimont, est
decide la semaine derniere a sd de-
meure 6251 Avenue Colfax N.
M. Guimont a etc membre de la
police de Minneapolis pendant 81 ans
OH il s'est acquis en- meme temps que
T'estime de tous une reputation tres
enviable. II habitat Nord-M inneapo-
lis depuis So ans ct etait age de 70
ans a sd mort.
Deux fills, George N. ct Elmer j.
Guimont, ct deux files, Mile Clara
Guimont ct Nine Guadian de st Paul
ct une file adaptive lui survivent.
SEES %funerailles ont eu lieu samedi
dernier a 9 hrs du matin a Peglise
Ste Anne, au milieu dun nombreuz
concours de parents ct d'amis.
Inflammation a eu lieu au, cimetie.
re du Calvaire, st Paul.
Avec les amis de la famille nous
offrons a ses enfants nos profondes
sympathies dams la perte quils wen
nent de subir.
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M. L. LARANCE.

"prises en- trois mois, ont fat de moi I'm homme en-
atierement nOuyeau. Je cOnseille ce merveileux re-
@mede a tous ceux qui s%ouffrent CONNIE jai sOuf-
sfert:" (Signe), Leodore Larance, Baskerville, Mass.
ECRIVEZ-NOUS. ST vous avez besoin de con-
sells, ecrivez-nous en- nous Dormant des details sur
votre maladie. Par lie retour de la MALE, vous rece-
vrez de notre medecin des conseils qui vous seront
dune grande utilize.
Les Pilules Moro sont en- vente chez tous les mar
Glands de remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi, par la
poste, au Canada ct aux Etats-Unis, sur reception
du prix, SOC une bofte, $3.50 six bottles.
Toutes les ~lettres doivent etre adressees: COM
PAGNIE MEDICALE ORC 272, rue saint-Denis,
Montreal.
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Les Danes de Ste Anne de la pa
roisse Ste Anne, don't Nine Tyler, de.
cedee la semaine derniere etait mem
bre, ont forme lie bouquet spirituel
suivant pour lie repos de son anne: Is
litanies, deux messes dites, assistan-
&c a cling messes, cling De %profundis,
trois communions, I'M chemin de la
Croix ct cinquante rosaires ct chape-
lets. Y ont contribute Mines J. Eau
bert, A. Bouthillette, A. M. Gadbois,
A, Amirault, E. J. Gagnon, J. Noel,
George Demers, Beaudette, j. Selee-
ger, A. J. Demers, A. Miller, Narbon-
ne, S. Fontaine, Rosalie Crepeau, Ru-
lie, E. E. Crepeau, B. Pelletier, F.
Beaulieu, Carter, c. Tremblay, G. Ri
Were, J. Goulet, L. Meunier, Ed. Plan
te ct E. Beaudoin.
Nine J. Faubert, Pres.
Nine Ed. Plante, Secretaire.
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CERCLE
SOIREE

LIE Cercle Ste Anne, U. c. F. c., au-
quel appartiennent les danes Canadi,
ennes des deux paroisses, donnera
une partie de cartes lundi soir lie 1C
JUN, atm de recueillir un montant
suffisant pour fournir l'ouvroir cana.
diens-fracais de la Croix Rouge, DIES
objets necessaire au travail. Ces da-
MISE demandent la cooperation de tous
leurs amis en- assistant a cette sol.
rec. Les billets ne coutent que 15c., Ell
il y aura trois prix pour les danes Ell
trois pour messieurs, en- jeu.
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M. Paul B. Labrie, fills de M. A. F,
Labrie, autrefois de Minneapolis ct
demeurant actuellement a Redfield
S. D., s'est embarque vers lie 10 cou.
rant pour la France. Notre jeune
compatriote est caporal de la Gle F
du 39e d'Infanterie.
Non content d'offrir son fills pour
la defense de l'humanite outrage M
Labrie %sacrifie aussi sa file Mile Ire
ne Labrie, qui, en- qualite d'infirmiere
de la Croix Rouge doit s'embarque1
bientot pour l'Europe. Ellie revient
de Camp Taylor, Kentucky, ct at
tend a New-York lie moment de son
depart.
Puisse-ils tous deux nous revenir
sains ct saufs.
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ROLE D'HONNEUR

Deux de nos jeunes- Franco-Ameri-
Gains viennet de s'enroler volontaire-
ment u lie drapeau AMERICAN. &c
sont Jean Delage, age de 20 ans ct
fills d'Amable Delage etErving Car
pentier fills d'Ernest Carpenter.
lis Sc sont engages dams l'artillerie
des Cotes.