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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
GERMANS CONTINUE SWEEP INTO RUSS LAND UN|MP PEDED
City g Miles Northeast of Odessa is Taken-Hard
 Terms to Rumanians

Berlin, March 21-(Via London )-Kher- zon, in the Ukraine. s2 miles northeast of Odessa. near the mouth of the Dnieper,
 has been captured by the Teutonic forces, today's army headquarters report an nounces.
 Moscow, Tuesday, March 1s-(By the Associated Press9-G Germany has in creased her demands upon Rumana and now asks that Rumania surrender to the central powers all of her own munitions as well as those left in Rumania by all lied troops
 All the entente ministers remain ill Jassy, but will leave there if Rumania surrenders the war munitions to Ger many.
 Washington. March 21.-Detention of four Americans at Bjorteborg. Finland, was reported to the state department to- day by Ambassador Francis. The ambas- sador said he was trying to obtain per mission for them to proceed to Sweden.
 Washington, March 2l.-Germany has threatened to impose still heavier terms of peace upon Rumania unless that coun- try agrees to those proposed, the state department was informed today in a delayed telegram of Ambassador Francis. Field Marshal Mackenzen of the German army informed the Ruman- ians of the alternative
 Washington, March M-Arrival of James Bailey a secretary of the Amer ican embassy in Petrograd and 3S other Americans at Harbin was reported to the state department today by Ambassador Francis.
 Washington, March 21.-A report from Stockholm to the state department to- day said the Germans were in control of the cable station in the Aland Islands The Interruption of messages at the station has delayed reports from Rus sia. but Ambassador Francis and other diplomats have found another outlet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
Glasses Made By German
 Firm Found to Be Faulty

San Diego, Cal. March 21--MaJ- John C. P. Batholf. commander of the Rockwell aviation school at North Island near here, posted an order to- day that all goggles made by a cer- tain eastern firm with German name should be turned in to the officers or destroyed at once. The glasses have been in use at North Island. Kelly fleid, Tex, and at other training schools for aviators.
 The bulletins posted by Major Bar tEof's order said that pr. A. L. Day, head of the geophysica1 laboratorv of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22

the Carnegie institue at Washington, had made a thorough investigation of the goggles and declared that they re- duccd the power of vision more than Is per cent. Dr. Day reported his find irgs to the chief signal officer at Washington and that officer had warning sent immediately to all Amer ican aviation schools and camps.
 Trouble with the goggles had been reported at North Island by Mai John Plrroy Mitchell, former mayor of New York, who is in training there. and by other students of the Rockwell field school. They reported that ia many cases they had misjudged theit attitude to a serious extent wheI making landings
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
People Feel Reassured

London, March 21-Although battle is being fought which likely develop into the greatest struggle of modern history perhaps settle the result of the the English people the quiet calm they have for the four years There signs of unusual excitement London No crowds outside the newspaper offices elsewhere.
 The by Andrew hotels other public places of the will have of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
THE: WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Washington, March M.-Forecast for Alabama: Fair Friday and probably Saturday,
 Georgia: Fair Friday, slightly warmer interior; Saturday, fair.
 Mississippi: Generally fair Friday and Saturday.
 Tennessee: Fair Friday and Saturday; little change in temperature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22

London, March emf-official negotiations are on foot between Germany and the entente in which Germany is displaying a strong i'm clination for peace, the Catholic zeuden. says 1t hns learned, the Central News correspondent nt Amsterdam reports.
 This Amsterdam newspaper is quoted ms adding that its informa-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
Resolution of Music Study Club on
 National Hymn

Since the Music Study club of Bir- mingham has for it's object the further ance of musical interests and believing there is no greater incentive to pa triotism than the playing of our na- tional hymn, "The Star -Spangled Banner" in all public assemblies of people, be it therefore
 Resolved, That we do request and urge all orchestras and musicians play ing to the public that they do not desc crate our national anthem by playing 1t as medley but that it shall be played always as a patriotic invoca- tion.''
 Respectfully submitted, Executive Board of the Birmingham Music Study Club. Mrs. Charles J. Sharp, Miss Elm ma Mccarthy, committee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
Germans Seeking Peace

ton is that If no basis for off, cial negotiations was reached by March 2y the German offensive in the west would be begun.
 According to reports from Pet rcgrad, dated Wednesday, a rum6r is current at Moscow that Germany has offered important concessions to the allies conditioned upon the recognition of the Brest-Litvosk treaty of peace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
Local Data
HERMAN LOSSES IN GREAT OFFENSIVE
 SAID TO BE HEAVY
Continued from Page one)

attacking forces will probably result in the defensive line being pushed back in places. This would merely be history re- beating itself. This much is certain At no period has the British war ma chine been in such perfect condition. Never before has there been higher morale or optimism among the British troops. The general impression on the front is in agreement with that of the Germans-that this is the decisive con test of the war but on the British side there is no doubt but that the decision will eventually be in the allies favor
 GERMANY STAKES ALL
 Germany Is stalking everything on this play and if the great attack fails clear through it is believed that the Germans will be finished, for they have nothing further to offer except a gradually weak ening defense.
 The bombardment today was one of the most intense seen along this front. As had been generally expected, the Ger mans depended upon short heavy artil-
 ery work to carry their troops forward. Large quantities of gas were used at va rious places and extraordinary high velocity shells have been whizzing across the back areas since daybreak. The Ger mans had made a great concentration of guns for this attack and every one of them was brought into play at the out set. It is reported that one German tank was seen in action, but this is not veri- fled, although it would cause no sur prise if true
 The sky vas heavily overcast all day, rendering aerial observation difficult.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
Peterson Acquitted

Raleigh, N. C., March 2l.--After Maj George l.. Peterson had been acquitted in Wake county court here today of a charge of having embedded s76o0 while paymaster of the North Carolina na- tional guard his counsel announced that the Legislature which convenes next Jam nary would he asked to reimburse Major Peterson for that amount After ho was charged with emhezziement, Major Peterson, who now is in federal service at Camp Jackson, $. C.. paid the state si60e. He declared the aparent shortage resulted from failure to take proper vouchers
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
General McMaken Relieved

Washington. March T, Brig. Gen. W c. McMalSen, an Ohio national guard officer stationed at Camp Sher- idan. has been relieved of duty and hcnorably discharged from the army because of physical disability. It was stated at the war department tonight that his successor had not been ap- pointed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
An1buldnceS F0rn1L0ng Lines dt Chdring Cross 10 RecelDe Wounded From Channel
 BOQts-SOmn7e Battle
 Scenes Arc Enacted

London March 22-Long lines of ambuances began form ing Charng railway station early this morning to receive wounded from channel port trains.
 unlike those during the battle of the Sonme enacted line of ambuances stretching from the sta ton for four city blocks.
 Only small groups of night workers and railroad employees greeted the first arrivals from the front.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-04-11

Kongres prosadil zAkon pod
MIMI vsichnf mladfci, jenz dosahli
veku Fl let cd 5 cervna, 1917, mu-
81 Sc registrovati. Registrace
techto Sc patrns Dude odbyvati v
cervnu letos.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-04-11
RHINE zprdvy.

Tyndall, S-Rev. John Linka
odjede do Saskatchewan, Kanada,
prevail ffzeni presbyternf osady.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-04-11

Geddes. S--Zdejsf obGane pred
nedavnem sc rozhodli, Re diva pro-
Nemcoufi We m9st9 Sc jiz namluvi
Ii dost We prosp6ch n9mecke Else,
n re jest cas- neco S mimi delat.
Proto nabarvili nemeckou barvOu
zavod WendtGv a zvifeciho leka-
re, Gill zverolekafe Reichmanna
natfeli dehtem a opefili. Nyni Sc
oGekava, re tito diva pro-NemGoufi
budou 81 ma sve nevymachane ne
mecke Hubby davat pozor, ably Sc
Jim nestalo jake Sc stale jednomu
v Collinsville, Illinois
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-04-11

Pf. Karla Skorpika jenz bydli
IA pIlnoc cd ryndall zemfela mi
mule 1Lerf v noel nemocnici v
v Rochester, Mimi, Ia zapai Pile
pc delsfm utrpeni. Byla tam ope
rovana ma krcni neduh, a ac Sc %.
perace zdafila, dostala ma to zapal
pile a podlehla. Pozdstatky byly
pfivezeny domu We Gtvrtek a v pa
tex rano Sc odbyval pohfeb Ia
hfbitove pdl mile ma pulnoc cd
|Tyndall, "a hojneho 1castenttvf.
Slova dtechy V dome, v sini u. c..
B. j. a Ma hfbitove pronesl j. A.
Dvofak. Zesnula SO narodila v
Tfemesni, u Drazic, kraj Tabor, v
Cechdch, a imenovala Sc "a svobo-
dy Rdzena Fara. Do teto zeme
pfijcla We SVEN patnactem roku
Sc sym mladsim bratrem, jenz
pfitomne jest We Francii S vypra-
YOU Gen. Pershinga CO dobrovol-
mix, IA bydlela Sc SWIM strycem
Frant. Kostrounem. Drive vyu-
coyala v letnich skolach teskfch v
Tyndall a Utica. Pied sesti roxy
Sc provdala "a Karla Skorpika.
pylo il 2S let a Il dni phi jeff smr-
ii. Zanechava zde truchliciho
mnnzeIa, diva syny Arnosta a Kar-
la, We srafi ) A let a dcerku Ri
zenu We staff 2 let. Mela tez sta
re rodiGe, til bratry "a dv6 sestry
We stare vlasti a zdali tito jsou ma
zivu Sc newt. Vyslovujem pozus-
tal}m svOu soustrast.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-04-11

Tento tyden isme vydali zvlast-
nj pfilohu oznamujfcf tfetf pdjcku
svobody, ktera Dude v tonic okre.
su zahajena V pondeli Is dubna.
V okresu Bon Homme die vladnf-
ho rozpo6tu Sc techto bondd must
rozprodati "a $577, 500. 90 q vlada
pozaduje cd kazdeho by jich kou-
pill kolik jeho majetek a jmenf do
voluje q vymluvy nebudou platiti.
Nastava nam krise kde jde o mas
narodnf zivot a ~drzgresle, jenz
hledf ably re vseho vyklouz &C ma
majetku dOsti Dude zanesen do
rubriky pro TAX zvane "slackers",
a seznam ten Dude dodan Wade,
TAX ably Sc vedelo kdo je pravy
vlastenec anebo ne. Lid v Tabo.
re IA okOli vzdy konal svojf povin
most obcanskOu We vsem a nepo.
chybujem dost malo, re i tento
krate il Dude kazdy konat sec mu
silly "A pomery staci.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-04-11

Mitchell, 8-Kondukter vlaku
Northwestern jenz pfiiizdi cd w
chodu 81 povsfmnul rakve, kterf
byla urGena do Huron a phi otev.
Tenf, nalezl nj same pitivo. V
Beadle okresu uvedOmil Serbia,
ktery "~pozIstatky draheho zesnu-
leho" pozistavajfcf z 20 galonn
stare ulezene kofalky pod svou
ochranu a sdeluje Sc, re hloucek
divaku jen Sc oblizoval phi tom.
Dokonce, ably 1fady obelstili, "a
silatele porucili vykopati hrob ma
jednom hfbitove.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-04-11

Pierre, S-Dle noveho zakona
vtelenf do zakonika tohoto statu
pfi p~osiednim zasedani legislatur.y
kazdy zahaleG must nejakou praci
konati a mitze byti donucen. TO
sc t5ka nejen tech zahaleGn z po-
volani, ale i tech jenz malice MAZE
TEX, ktery Jim tolik nese, ze praco
vati vubec nemusf. Zakon ten
jest modelovan die toho We statu
Maryland. Obranny vybor stat
nj zakon ten Dude vynucovati
Proto professionally zahaleci, mel
tie Sc ma pOzOru.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26

mere ct un jeune homme don't on ne
put pas bien reconna1tre la voix:
eau cours de cette dispute, deux
coups de feu retentirent, qui ne bles-
serent REIMBURSEMENT personne. On
r%etrouva settlement l'arme lie lende-
main ct l'on constata que c'etait un
revolver appartenant a.. M. Ray
mond Davesne.
"Votre mere interrogee u ce qui
s'etait passe ne voulut rien dire, mails
CONNIE ellie donnait les marques d'u-
ne vive %exaltation, on suppose quill y
await Gu une exploitation tragique en-
tire ellie ETC.,.
-Je vous defends, interrompit Ali
&c. d'affirmer une chose que. que...
vous upposeZ... que rien ne prou-
We.
dependant ce revolver!
&c revolver pouvait avoir etc
prete par son proprietaire ct ma me-
re pouvait sen etre servie pour re-
pousser une aggression.
+e veux bien, moi, MACEDONIA
| Guillaume. Enfn, avant de vous en-
porter laissez-moi finir... GUS YER
rez apres.
La jeune file fit I'm geste d'acquies-
cement ct Louvenel p%oursuivit:
lie mystere de cette mutt tragi-
que etait encore Iobjet de toutes les
conversations lorsqu'une nouvelle
surprise vint METRE lie comble a Pe-
motion soulevee ct acheva de boule-
verser notre paisible Vile.
"La societe de secours mutuels des
anciens ouvriers de la marine retires
a Saint-Genier await obtenu Pautori-
sation d'organiser une loterie au pro-
fit de sa caisse de retraite ct Padmi-
nistration de cette loterie await etc
confee a MN. Edouard ct Raymond
Davesne, qui etaient charges de CEN
t~raliser les fonds provenant de la
vente des billets.
COR, une vingtaine de mile francs
avaient deja etc recueillis quand tout
a coup la nouvelle Sc repandit en- vile
que ces vingt mile francs avaient
disparu ct que M. Raymond Davesne
etait parti.... pour ne plus revenir.
"Cette historic mysterieuse surve-
nant tres peu de temps apres lie scan
dale les coups de revolver provoqua
sur lie compile de M. Raymond Dawes
ne les commentaries les plus maxwell
lants.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26
FeuilIeton de rEcho de rOuest
RllPl1|0ll@!z d

talent ensemble lie We'll hotel de la
famille sous l'egide de leur grand
mere commune.
Mile Barral s'autorisant de sa pa
rente f%requentait assidument cette
maison. A ceux qui sen etonnaient,
ellie repondait:
"Bah! ces jeunes gems sont DIES ga
minis ct moi une vieille femme.
"Cette vieille femme, dependant,
n'avait guere plus dune trentaine
dances. II est vrai que Ia presence
de la grand'mere etait Inc sauvegar-
de qui aurait do suffire a arreter les
commentaries malveillants.
"Mais lie contraire Sc produisit...
Dams les petites villes, il ne faut ia
mais prefer lie flame a la medisance.
"Pendant quelques mois, lie respect
inspire par les morris recentes surve-
nues dams la famille nit une ourdine
aux cancans. Mais, peu a peu, les
scrules s'attenuerent ct bientot les
mauvaises langues s~'exercerent a qui
mieux mieux sur Passiduite de votre
excellente mere chez ices deux ga
Minis.
Gun beau jour, lie scandale annonce
par les commeres eclata.
"Vous dire ce quill Sc passa, je ne
lie %saurais, car personne dams lie public
ne lie suit jamais excitement. Mais Pe-
vehement, a en- juger par les apparen-
ces, legitima les insinuations malveil-
lantes qui circulaient en- vile.
Alice Sc redressa ferement.
-Je vous defends dinsulter ma
mere, dit-elle avec energie.
-Je suis desole mademoiselle, den
trer dams tous ces details, mais celia
est necessaire pour rendre intelligi-
BILE ce que je veux vous communiquer.
SOFT, achevez.
Done, continue Guillaume, n
mutt, a cette epoque, vous etiez en- vii
legiature chez une de vos tantes a
Toulon, une mutt les voisins de Nine
Barral furent reveilles par lie bruit
dune v%iolente alteration entire votre
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26
AIT PANTAGES

Des decors s%plendides, d'excellente
musique font de can Arabian Night" /,
un des plus REGENTS success de George
Choos, une des m%eilleures attractions
de la saison. Cette representation
sera au Pantages la semaine prochal-
ne. Font partie de la troupe John a.
Crawford, Ray Densern, Emily Mil
Ter ct Jack Douglas.
Hallen ct Hunter rendent I'm des
neilleurs numeros du programme. M.
Hallen est I'm comedien de talent tan
dis que Ethel Hunter joue lie Vlolon
CONNIE peu de femmes peuvent le
jouer. Les demoiselles Parker qul
viennent de completer leurs cour au
cinematoire, ct leur success dams lEst
a etc tellement considerable .qu'A-exl
ander Pantages s'est assure leur con-
pour ses theatres de POuest.
Sully, Rogers ct Sully sont trols CO.
mediens acrobates qui font rlre aux
eclats. Metroid ct Gladys, ct les
soeurs Santry offrent une n%ouveaute
qui plat.
tant d'attention sera continue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26

4. Une soiree dansante ct au jeu de
cartes sera donnee lie Is mai par la
Cour Notre-Dame de L%ourdes, w. c..
o. F., don't largent realise sera con-
sacre a Pachat de laine pour la con-
lection de chaussettes ct Sweaters"
pour les soldats. En- contribuant a
cette oeuvre vous aurez lie plaisir de
passer une belle soiree ct YOU aurez
de plus une chance sur $3.50 valiant
d'epiceries. Tout celia pour Csc. Trois
prix pour messieurs ct trois prix pour
danes seront distributes u gagnants
du jeu de cartes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26
FLU 6ayety

Les amateurs du burlesque auront
I'm vrai regal la semaine p%rochalne
alors que les big Partisan Fllrts" de
Charles Robinson tiendront Pafflche
au Gayety la semaine prochalne. Get
tie organisation Sc compose d'asteurs
de talent, dun choeur nombreux, de
decors fats par les meilleurs artlstes
d'Europe ct DIES costumes de la der
Mere mode. La musique est gale ct
vous tent dams une excellente hu-
incur. La comedie musicale Sc compo-
de de cinq scenes ct est tntitulee:
sThe Midnight Elopers". L'action Sc
passe a New York, en- Turquie ct
dams un bureau de requirement de
Parmee. LIE burlesque Sc passe sur lie
cote Est de New-York Oh les jour
naux Sc procurent les sujess dc leur
c%aricature. "Cohen the Butcher" est
lie titre de ce burlesque ct les sltua-
lions comiques sont des plus frequen-
ties. C~i-suivent les mons de ces favo-
ris: Charles Robinson, May Bernhart,
Grace Lewis, Freda Lehr, Jerry File
ming, Al Raymo, Billy Kelly, Johnny
Cook, Willie Mack, Tabasco Peppe ct
autres. Une attraction de deux dollars
a priX populaires.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26

Letomac, lie bon estomac est conshere CONNIE la sourced de toute
energie 1t de toute bonne humeur. II sufft davor I'm pu frequente les
gems qui souffrent de faibRsse desomac, de dyspepsia pour ene con-
vamcu que renerge ct la bonne humeur leur font default Lorsque vous
aner sans courage, vous pouvez ete sur que vous avez affaire a un dys-
peptique. E. aussitot que vous vez vecu avec lui quelque temps, vous
constatez comben cete affection influe sur o caractere, les manieres
ct son commerce ordinare.
De Ia a conseiller a chacun lie sMn de son estomac, il ny a quun
pas; mails c. quill importe surtout, cest de se sogner ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ct de prendre les remedies qi CONVENIENT.
II ne fault pas oubher que les remedies pour la dyspepsia abondent;
QUEEN tout endrot on peut en- trouver dannonces ct de pron6s. Mhs
comben pu valent quelque chose! Combien destomacs irrevocablement
ruines pour IN de gueri; combien dorganismes detraques pour u n de
retabi!
Pour notre part, nous commissions pas de tratement plus eff
CAGE que ceui DIES Pnules Moro.
Et c. ne sont pas settlement les la destomac que 1on peut que
solvent laccessoire. Avec I'm estonac qi fonctionne NAL, lie rein est
aussi promptement en- desordre ct toute la machine st detraque.
I'm bon estomac, une bonne digestion sont la base de la sante. ct
pour avoir I'm bon estomac, pour ete sur dune bonne digestion, il faut-
prendre les Puules Moro.
aJavais beaucoup travain6 ct finalement mes forces Sc snt epu-
Javais aussi des troubles destomac. Apres avoir souhert pendant six
mois je me mis- a prendre ds Plules Moro ct e fus imm6diatement sou.
lag6, cest-a-dire que mes forces Sc sont augmentees, que mes nerfs So
sont Gaines ct que les fonctions de Pestomac Sc sont retabHes. Jaipu
reposer, dormir dun bon sommeil ct ms sante sest de plus en- plus
amelioree. Je mai employ6 que hut bottles de Plules Moro pour obte.
mir un bon resultat"-M. David Marquis, So rue Page, Woonsocket, RI.
ECRTvEZNOUS-Si vous avez besoin de conseils, ecriveznous en-
nous Dormant ds details sur votre maladie. Par lie retour de la MALE,
vous recevrez de notre mededn des conseils qui vous seront dune
grande utilize.
Les Pilules Moro sot en- vente chez tous les marchands de remedies.
Nous les envoyons aussi, par la poste, a u Canada ct aux Etats-U nis, sur
reception du pnx, soc ue boMe, $3.50 six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent ere adressees: COMPAGNIE MED1CAIE
MORO, 272, rue saint-Denis. Montreal
Les piues Moro sont en- vente ala ROSE DRUG co, 3o3 EstHenne
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26

On peut Sc procurer du bon boudin
canadien fait par M. Napoleon Latou-
relle lui-meme aux magasins de la
Minnesota Meat Co., 40 3ems ~'se Sud,
a 725 Avenue Hennepin GU 1909 Ave-
nue. Nicollet. On peut aussi Sc procu-
rer, outre les meilleures viandes a
prix raisonnables, toutes sortes de
poissons frais ct sales.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26

Reunions des DANES des deux pa
roisses canadiennes pour la Crolx
Rouge, sale de lecole de la Pro-Ca-
thedrale, Ice ct Linden, tous les
credis de 10 hrs a a hrs apres-midl, ct
tous les jeudis apres midi, lie 1 h. a
a hrs.
= Les danes ct demoiselles qui y ira
vaillaient lie jeudi soir sont p~revenues
qu'elles Sc reuniront a lavenir lie ven
dredi soir de z hrs a $3.50 hrs, au me-
me endroit, ct celia, a partir du ven
dredi 5 avril.
Toutes les DANES ct demoiselles
empechees de prefer leur concours a
cette oeuvre lie jour, a de leur
emploi y sont instrument invites
lie vendredi soir.
Eva Corriveau, Pres.
Section canadienne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26
DECES

DECIDE, la semaine derniere, a sd
demeure, 1927 Avenue Washington N.
M. Edmond Bellemare. SEES funerail-
les ont Gu lieu jeudi matin, lie IS, a 9
heures, en- l'eglise Ste Anne. LIE servi-
&c a etc celebre par lie Rev. Pere Ri
chard, cure de la paroisse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26
COUR NOTRE-DAME
DE LOURDES

La Cour Notre-Dame de Lourdes,
No 231, a, a sd derniere seance exprl-
me ses sympathies dams la perte que
Went de subir Sr Arthemise Lapierre
par la mort de sa venerable mere. Les
membres lui offrent leurs sinceres
condolences.
M. Hebert, Sec.-Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26

Deux maisons a louer. Une de cling
chambres ct rautre de six. S'adres-
ser a Theophile Bochet, 526, Be Ave-
nue. N. E.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26
ROLE D'HONNEUR

M. Hilaire Larose de notre vile,
est parti hier soir pour Chicago, Oh
il joindra lie corps des chasseurs SOL
marins militaires DIES E.-U.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26
CERCLE
TT r r =

lie Cercle Ste Anne, U. C. F. c., en-
seance, lundi dernier, a passe des re-
solutions de condolences a Nine Ar
themise Lapierre, a l%'occasion de la
mort de sa venerable mere Nine Viii
bon Laliberte.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26

Mile Anna Houle, de Two Harbors,
Mimi, a passe deux jours en- notre
vile la semaine derniere, rhote de
Mile Rose A. Pelletier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-04-26

M. William Bissonnette est a Min
neapo1is depuis mercredi, de Camp
Dodge, en- congo de dix jours, en- visi-
tie chez ses parents ct ses amis.