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Parish of St. Charles

nv virtue of the authority vested IN
me bv the Constitution and laws OF the
State of Louisiana, | will sell at public
auction at the principal front door of the
Court House, in which the Civil District
Cont of said Parish is held, within the
legal hours for Judicial sales, beginning
at IL clock A. NJ, on Saturday the
Goth. day of July, 1918. and continuing
on each succeeding day until said sales
are completed, all immovable property
on which the taxes are now due, the
State of Louisiana. the Parish OF St.
Charles and Drainage Districts, to ell
force the collection of taxes, assessment
in the year 1917. together with interest
thereon from the 3lst day of December
1917. at the rate of ten per cent per an
mum. until paid and all costs
The names of said delinquent tay pay
ers, the amount of taxes due by each
ON the assessment Of said year, and the
imuoyable propertp assessed to each to
be- offered for sale as follows to-wit:-
Est. George Howard
Parish and State taxes ol'oo
A part OF lot of Darensbonrg tract
IA acre
K. Pierre ct ais
Parish and State taxes S+'o7
n 10 II nh
house Ia acre
Mrs. Josephine Honre -
Parish and State teNes st'o'
r,rt of lot 5 squire 10 of Hahnyille
IL acre
Est. Simond Sullivan
Parish and State taxes 80
4 lot SO # front by IL arpent deep and
/ house 2 81 acre
Est. Edward Wall
Parish and State taXes sa'o'
the undivided + III of lot s. OF Flagg-
vile Ia acre
Louis Alexander
Parish and State taxes 500
lot ) block A of Paradis f-loO acre
Mrs, Alex. Bourgeois
Parish. State and Drainage taxas $40
ot y of Coteau de France 5 acres
NJ r, Beauvais 90
Parish State and Drainage taxes 90
! lot 200 # front by $50 # deep less lot
sold to B, NJ, Mott. 6S-l0o acre
Est, Mack Busch
Parish. State and Drainage taxes 5o.S5
lot o9 of Coteaude France, 73-lW acres
Mrs. William Collins
Parish, State and Drainage taxes ol''o
Lots ~ and 81 of Coteau dc France
16'sS-l0Q acres
Vim. Cadow
Parish, State taxes o. =
< lot rs # East Of reservation mo.
between Fonda 4 Broadway IA Acfe .
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Henry Clark ST.

Parish, State and Drainage taNca 4l.09
Lots IS and IS Of Coteau dc France,
Hos AGREE
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~: .,t>. O. p,,;,,.,,r,.+ ,x.s ESQ *
q, ~ -. Snr 30 ,,d t,,f tnrt,nn
Of the y half Of 70S and Io9 III sec -
II 5 K - T.. Lots no to rs mol, int
portion 7l9 & 80 i'll sec s. 7 ~ ; X 20
Drain, Dist, No. !, '4U.4O acres
,.... -,
Parish and Stat, ASA
: half OF southwest quarter OF sec ) south
west quarter of sec i, all i'll sc 10, wrat
H. sec II, Sec, " & Is, y i of y Il.
southwest IL of y " II of southwest
II < south II of south II of sec -,
south II OF y VIII & southeast II Of
sec 16. all secs q & 81, southwest II J.
frcl II Of SEC So, all sec ~ 7 l., 5 K -
T.. sec 100, West - Of y W II, south
sec los. all secs IL s. ia, y OF sec u.
all sec ll5. and that portion OF Sc -
back Of the 50 arpent line, all sec %, I
Is : X % l.. w IL of sec l. al secs 3,
=, ~ ~ ~, p1o y; ~, ..-.. 10 y
- ~ = .r,,.. .'..;,,., n 80. ~ s..
- , X 1 ~ r., IN. l'' 1, o. ~ ~
t.' -, Pr \ nv '', ,t *
OF Il l. of sec s. I II 5 K y i.
l096o.o2 acres
wa; r.a. Vac
p,r;.,, n,,I cta.., ,''.-. ,ze X
So. 81 * - ~ Spo1L fr,J 500.
Sp.I,I cp52E tr,,,>. =, ti,,>>.
portions of trCl secs & 10 i: OF BAYOU
Couha, ! Is ) K ;! T., 1000 acres
rdv,r5 <. u.rrv1 s,rn,
Parish and STATE taxes P9,1
lst, That portion of tie Prospect planta-
ton included between the 50 arpent line
and the upper part OF the Pierre Marie
Sec I IL SKS T.. md That portion OF
Good Hope plantation beginning af tn.
50 arpent line and extending to the M
per part of the Pierre Marie Cabaret D'E-
trepv tract. 5rd. That portion of Crrva>sc
I;,""tn'i1,i o'E'i;.i'iS ~ ''.e ~ ~ P'nt
49,, d.,
6no a5r ~ -1"l i >'''' = = '''''P - '''''
{. J. Sorrcl
Drainage taxes Lilo
Lots Il 10 Block 3 ST, Chas, Mum.
Truck Farm Land Co, contracted
to X. f. Boyce
Drainage taxes ll9.>5
10y i w., I hIoCk J. ,o,S 70 -
-, - ~ IA 800 num- ~ "'''' '''''' W. y
;" ~ acres
Unknown Owner
Drainage take, 1863
: Il ~ ~ VI 'io'A . = - ''ei's
{. !. Sorrel
Drainage taxes 55.72'
!, ots 50, 81, 81 i'll St Chas, Nun, Drain,
Dist, No. /, us acres
"ls'iei ESTATE INC
l'raliiasS taHrS za.".9-
LOS 30 10 ~ il'Sl' ooi |" 2,i' 27l 70
- o-o 10 OIL - 10 o'i oo+' oo9' ooo
Wisner Estate Inc
Drainage taxes 147.6t
l tat part OF lot III y " "a or \
= OF sec - 1 - :" r. i"ts Il TO -
,outH - n'tS -, ~ - y - io's 49,
- III II. NhaS' num- Dram, DIST NO l.
o5.oS acres
Truck Farm Land Co Ltd
Parish Stat. & Draiuap,. tavrS 2410S
Lots 55a,d 81 40 and 14O in 81 Chs,
Mum Drain dist no !
}. +. fuhk
Drainage taxes $500
Lots y z9,ol - 80 81 ~ 81 - ~ $50.
~ ioi ioo. 10 loI III ,llo. 10, ~ x IL
III u, Siias Num- Dram, Dl>t' no
W n NIoors
Drainage taxes 2155|
Lot 631n St Chas. Nun. Drain. Dist.
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Important Not &c

important Notice
No burial into the cemeteries OF
the Hoy Rosary's hurch aud DIES
Allcmaods will he allowed IN ess &C
COMMANDED by hu'ial permit tom
the local Registrar post Master
HahuviiIe s Des AiIemAn'ls) as per
orders from the l.ouislAn" Stale
boaru of Health.
-, 1eW. Parrot PASTOR
Sexton of the sad Ctmetlies
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NOT/CE

No burial or removal Of nodes
will be allowed unless dccompan-
led by burial or remove! premlt
from the Local Registrar (rost-
MASTERY of said District in when
the death occurred as per ord RS
from The Louisiana State Board
Of Health
\. /rringue
Sexton Red Church Cemete'y
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he best OF the good ones.

All the experiments Of the Cover.
nncn: TODD experts and the athletic
trainers Of Yale University prove
that csr4al eaters are the s,.pn.ess
and heolth.cst. Quaker-Scotch Gau
stands at the head of the list OF cereal
foods. Is rs not ouly the best fo"d.
but its the cheapest food on earth.
Packed in tins it will keep sweet anS
Gesh anywhere indefinitely.
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- ~ .1',.., ,,i y
t,,1t - ~. hs,,d y !, i,,,,,..,- I !,
,nar,nr - -, n RI, IR 6oE : hall
of ) W quarter, 5 " quarter Of ) + -
0f Sc - > * ~ y. man Oh larlh
lot - OF ParaadiS, 90 acres
Bankers N1.rto,g,. Loan CO
Parish STAT. and prainao,. taxes 126 81
1,,at nort;n,, NJ Ia, u the y nj nf
\ ~ ii ~ 49,, \ r II @p ~ i an
Ions, / \1.lof Iotst3 ii IS In
i Cl,as MIN Dram Disf M
~ II
Parish and STATE. take, Isl. 50
Hotel building. s half Of Office and 9
houses
toIS Webb
Parish & state taxes 23S77
East half o. cas-, half section % Sec,
"a 4 Is. east half of north east quarter
Of section u an section Is TIL r u
~ o az ,, =, :, ~ ',''i',i
81 9in S"il 'o-N' = ->e'ii'idi'''' COMPANY !"
Nv az
l.. Dauns
Parish and State taxes AZ So
All sec 80 I Is 5 K - r. Sol 50 acres
-. l husSiiD"iH i''J !" % " t''t,.
"a, iNn' o,a'e an i'iai,'aSe 'nNtS +,7'2'
~ - u .o's ooo % ooo Iicl' 10y ~ ~ 70
'"' me-, 1,iat P'i non vi io,' 40 q ''7 IL
see - ~ , \ ~ r. Iiol 'li VI tIir prop
cItS 81 lSiel ESldte ms. AotS 49, -
20 I" VA. par ., gyms a"oVG ",i,iE sc
+ IA, \ Ella of S + IA of sec IS T II
5 K 20 4. in st. Charles Nun. Drain,
Dist, No. |, is. 90 acres
A. L. Dusenburv
Parish, State and Drainage taxes IS So
Lot No. 50 in St, Chas, Mum Drain
Dist, No l 70 acres
Dr, VI. iiuDert
,ariSn' 3'A'T anu hldiuaEe taxes = .oo
deep 2nd Lots Fl, % & IS of Coteau de
France, III
MIS-. Haphire l'aSaSSe
rariSh, state ana NJ lfai1aSe taxes 1929
ing front of 3 arpcnts of south side of
Railroad being a part Of s T. "a of sec
I IA 5 X 20 Il. lot 81 T13 S K 20 +, lot /
Of sec ? T II S K 20 +, : W Ia of $ w
IA of sec " 7 II 5 K 20 T.. Frcl sec 10
I II S K 20 +, lot 5 of sec 3 T II K 20
- ~ - ! - \ = - n"' - &c ~
:, ~ at w Ia ~ sac L.. O 3.
" 4 80 az (. az w
s.c al j.. ~ II Sp 2nE - 6 chao
Nun, Drain, DIST, No. |, 100 acres
Abraham MARI
p,r;s, aud St,t.. taxa. n *
All stc 40 T13SR + $50 y acras
W, G. Mccullough
ntsI 4 n "a Ii y 10 % 81 81
\ 5 acres lot n 1ots * tnl7 Incl 40 $50
81 & 81. half lot 5 lots * * ali
i'll st. Chas, Nun, Drain, Dist, No, /,
607.6 acres
" : ,,,r,,,o,,
'" ~. NleS "lIouEh 10, -
Lots Is. "a 81 to 9 incl q to IS idcl.
lOl to ITO in Il Ch,s Mum Drain
Dist Va ! 323 u acres
W. G.. Mccullough
Lots $50 to 533 incl, 10 acres
Parish, State and Drainage taxes 1916. y
Lots $50 to 533 incl, in St Chas, Nun,
Drain, Dist, No. i, 1878 acres
VIC McCul,ougb
Parish state &. Dra;naya taxes ,62 p
OF ii to az - e. ChaS Mn NV,
Dist No d. 81 acres
Mrs; hlarla y. Parkfs
parlstSand state taxes eb.za
, nan OF , man Oh irel SEE 20 nan OF
20 " W. :, y haIt IS ! i'"It - ~, ~
=, u 70 OK * i an-ao '' - DIV
- : : ? y = - - = ''e'e'
august Roche
Parish ana State taxes @".9|
All sec 80 ! Is ) K Z +. oO9.3o acres
A, Y. Smith
Parish. State & Drainage taxes 1885
Lot So i'll St. Clas, Nun, Drain, Dist.
no. |, - acres
{. T. Sor,el
Parish, state & Drainage taxes Sc. S6
That portion reservation No. ? town of
paradis III St. Chas, Nun. Drain. Dist.
NO. 1, -.ll acres
g W.,
=. pra;,ro +oa. s,o7
Iai ISL 80 :. - NJ, nra;,,
LOIS ,, . . III Niio, ~ dl1Is
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II
2nd. by NJ. Out enc u'at 'hf 'oI
loving appropriated tab|cau "t tn
expenses of the Parish OF st, Char
les for the Cnrreht year ending
June goth 1913
Sheriff fees in Criminal
. cases $500, 90
maintaining prisoners $4,000"
Sheriff ; Salary 500 90
Sheriff - putty Salary 100" 90
District Attorney tees
tor CONVICTIONS 5'o'oo
COrone;S salary, 6"''o0
justices Oh tAe fcdCe l'ooo.""
NohStdo!eS 'o''' ."
GRAND, fetl; aAc Co'"he'
july 500. o"
Secretary PollCe jury, 900 o"
OilCidi jour I'd "o'' ~
PrcSIdeut Board o. Heath, 500. 90
Assessor Clerical Expcnes $4,000
'''s'I , l,.a,"' 9 ~,
kln.n>.s Road of
health tor Injections anu
Contagious diseases S'''"'
No'' '"""' '0''0"
,>.,}.,, - st.,- i1n,vr,.
sily, 500. 90
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Established February 10, 1873

.:cps .utadve rtIsemeptssip per sIuSrenrst
."-Iton Each subsequent insert'oh' MY
=. ;pe' ach
"a coium zone year h'o'o0
One-nalf column Que year oo.uo
,,.r,s, c,,,,,,o,. wear. $500
,.x,.o,.vas, 1000
Acknowledgements and SUBSCRIPTIONS are COL
Iectsbleinvatiabiyt n advances
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Notice
Hunting, trapping and srespassing
are hereby prohibited on proper
les Of MIR. and Mrs. VIM. CadUw
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STATE TAN SALE

STATE TAX SALE
OF
ENJOYABLE PROPERTY
The State of kouisians
Delinquent Tax Debtors
Parish of St. Charles.
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Sexton Red Church. Cemete'y
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-26
A CORDELE WOMAN'S
EXPERIENCE
Can You Doubt the Evidence of This
Woman? You Can Verify CordsIe
Endorsement. Read This:

Mrs. Frank S. Hudson, 307 Fourth
ST., says: Sometime ago had a severe
attack of kidney trouble, l felt tired
and languid all the time and my kid
neys acted irregularly. My back pain
ed me continually and l had terri
Bile pains in the small of my back,
making it impossible for me to stoop
over to do my work | would get
dizzy headaches and black specks
would appear before my eyes, blurring
my sight. After taking one box of
Doan's Kidney Pills, I was greatly re-
lieved. Doan's regulated my kidneys,
strengthened my back and rid me of
those dizzy headaches"
COO at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-26
YOUNG PASTOR
COMING SUNDAY
HEV. ANTHONY HEARN TO
PREACH HERE SUNDAY, JUNE
BOTH.

The announcement will be of
pleasurable interest to numbers in
Cordele that Rev. Anthony Hearn will
occupy the pulpit of the Methodist
church forenoon and evening.
1t will be recalled that Mr.. Hearn
resided in Cordele several years. He
is nephew OF Rev. Walter Anthony.
Mr.. Hearn enjoys the distinction Of
being the fifth generation of Metho-,
dist ministers, all of whom have been
prominently connected with the South
Georgia Conference.
In the earlier history of this state,
Mr.. Hearns great grandfather, Rev.
j. d. Anthony, established Methodism
throughout such an extensive scope of
country that he was styled, "The
Bishop of Wire-Grass Georgia Mr..
Hearn is the only son of Rev. and
Mrs. +. H. Hearn.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-26
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

The Mayor and City Council of Cor
dele, will offer for sale, on the pre-
misses, beginning at 10 o'clock A. M.
on the 18th. day OF July next, the pro-
perty known as the "City Hall" prop
erty, and being lots Nos and on
Block number 10 as appears from map
of survey of the City OF Cordele, to-
gether with the building located there
on. Said plot of ground has 100 feet
frontage on Wall Street and runs
back north 100 feet to railroad right
of way
The Mayor and City Council re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids, and the sale is made subject to
ratification and confirmation by said
,yor and City Council. Should any
party, or parties desire to submit pri-
vate sealed bids, they may do so by
depositing the same with the clerk.
said bid, or bids to be opened after
the public auction herein referred to
and any and all such private bids shall
be considered by the Mayor and City
Council, and accepted, or rejected, as
>they may see fit, in the same manner
as the public bid.
/. Terms. one third cash, balance to
be arranged to suit the purchaser, the
deferred payments bearing eight per
cent interest.
I ]. H. LAMB,
Chairman, Building and Grounds
Committee.
6-10-to 7-15-1S
From now until next harvest wheat
is luxury to be used only by babies,
invaidls and the very poor Abstain
from wheat and wheat products-start
Observation-Disclosures club.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-26

ciety, Mrs. William Cummings StorJs
former director general of the Daughs
ters of the American Revolution. in
dictated today that charges of grand
f.
larceny, petit larceny, and conspiracy
would be made. a
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-26
CLEARED OUT ALL
!, GERMAN SOLDIERS
AMERICANS ON MARINE FRONT
FOUGHT REMAINING BOOBIES

WITH AMERICAN ARMY. FRANCE
June 26.-Amercan troops on the
Marine front again attacked the Ger
mans last night in the Belleau wood
sector.
The Americans made an irresisti-
BILE rush for a complete clearing of
the Wood in which it was discovered
yesterday that Germans were still
occupying small strip of Under
brush
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-26

FARM WANTED:-I wish to pur-
chase an improved farm so to 200
acres within 5 miles of good town on
R. F. D. Route. Write me full details
what you have. locations and best
prices. ]. r. Styles. CarrolltOn. Ga.
6-24-6t. pd
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-26

FOR SALE OR RENT:-Residence
oil 18th Ave. East. Apply Harris and
2alienger.
yz!lEA MI4L. = s-s5 81
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6-25 ST.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-06-28
Les Huns Crucifent les Femmes

Mile Marion Hoybe, artistic de San
Francisco, peint une affiche de
guerre, que l'on dit etre saisissante
ct qui etc offerte au gouvernement
americain, dams lie but d'encourager
le requirement.
Cette affiche a etc peinte d'apres
les donnees du sergent A. Goad, ac-
tuellement lei, avec la mission de re-
crutement anglo-canadienne, qui alors
quill etait au front en- Belgique, etc
temoin du fait.
Cette affiche represente une jeune
femme beige crucifee sur une porte
Sur lie plancher, git lie corps de son
mari ct celui de leur enfant, mutile
a coup de baIonnette. LIE titre: "lls
crucifent" ct en- bas Get appel:
"Americains, engagez-vous dams Par
NEE des Etats-Unis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-06-28
Vive l'Angleterre! Vive l'litalie!
UN GRAND PAS DE vERsDEs CHOOSES QUILL FAUT DIRE
LA sOCIETE NATIONS

F, devint allemande. Cette heure de de-
faillance, lie peuple anglais ne Ia pas
cue. Une nation capable de sauter
sans hesitation sur ses armes chaque
fois qu'un despote, quill s'appelle
!! Philippe II d'Espagne, Napoleon ou
Guillaume II, trouble la paix du mon
de ou assassipe d'autres nations, est
une alice pour laquelle, lorsqu'elle
traverse de mauvais jours, nos poilus
peuvent a leur tour etre fers de YER
ser leur sang genereux.
Nous devons une gratitude pareille
a, litalie. II ne tenait qua ellie, il y a
trois ans, de ne pas connaitre les pri-
vations, les douleurs ct les ruines
qui depuis un an etaient notre lot a
nous. II lui suffisait de roster neutre.
On lui aurait paye cher sa neutralite,
des deux cotes. L'Autriche lui aurait
probablement cede lie Trentin. Ellie
Sc fut enrichie vendre ses produits
agricoles a lAllemagne bloquee, ct
l'Allemagne lui aurait livre tant
qu'elle voulu du fer ct du charbon.
Ellie etait d'autant plus excusable de
ne pas bouger, que sa pauvrete en-
charbon ct en- fer risquait, en- cas- de
guerre, de la METRE dams une situa-
ton economique plus miserable que
ses autres allies plus favorises doc
cident. II ne lui aurait pas etc difficile
de trouver, dams une histoire recente
pleine de malentendus avec nous, de
nombreux pretextes pour ne pas mar
cher.
Mais ellie ma voulu Sc souvenir que
de Magenta ct de Solferino; ellie ma
voulu voir que la crapuleuse agrees
sion don't la Belgique ct la France
etaient les sanglantes victimes; ellie
s'est laissee emporter par sa passion
pour la justice ct la beaute. Ellie ma
pas voulu que la patrie italienne, qui
await etc Pun des berceau de la civili-
sation humane, fut absente, du
champ de bataille, lie jour OH la civil
lisation etait menacee d'etre englou-
tie par une derniere vague de barba
rie. Et ellie est venue fraternellement
Sc ranger a nos cotes dams Patroce
melee.
Nous parlons souvent depuis le de-
but de la guerre de la future Societe
des Nations.
Je lie demande ceux de nos COM
patriotes qui avant la guerre conside-
raient un tel projet CONNIE chimeri-
que, est-ce qu'ils ne sentent pas que
l'idee dune humanite reconciliee fait
quelque chemin dams leur cerveau ct
dams leur coeur depuis les preuves de
fraternite que nous ont donnees nos
allies? Est-ce qu'ils ne Sc sentiraient
pas prets a entrer demain dams une
Societe des Nations Oh lie peuple fran
Gals aurait CONNIE confederes les peu-
Piles amis qui auront etc ses fideles
compagnons d'armes dams la lutte
pour la justice ct pour la liberte.
Gustave Herve.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-06-28

Paris Mango 300 Chevaux par Jour
Paris.-Voici ce que dit lie "Petit
Journal:
Bient6t, peut-etre, nous aurons
cinq jours par mois OH seule la vian-
de de cheval pourra etre vendue ct
consommee. C'est, du moins, M. Vic
tor Boret qui nous le fait entrevolr.
D'ailleurs, celia ne durera que lie temps
necessaire pour que lie betail a lher-
bage gagne du poids.
Parlons done des boucheries cheva-
lines. LIE cheval est non settlement la
plus noble conquete de phomme, mais
encore une conquete qui Sc debite en-
biftecks ct en- pot-au-feu. II sen de-
bite meme des quantities que beau
coup sont loin de soupconner. Cest
par cavalcades entieres-plus ou
moins fringantes-qu'ils penetrent
dams les abattoirs de Vaugirard.
L'annee derniere, nous declare-t-on
au syndicat general de la boucherie
hippophagique de Frame, nous en-
avons abattu 10000!
Pour respecter la verite, je mem
presse de dire que dams ce nombre,
Sc glissent quelque 1000 anes ct mu-
let's. Leur petit nombre s'explique
fort bien Les mulets ct surtout les
anes, sont tetus, chacun salt ca, ct il
est difficile, sans doute, de leur faire
prendre les chemins des abatoires.
-Actuellement, nous abattons une
moyenne de 300 animaux par jour,
dit B. Barbaud, lie president du syn
dicat general En- les mettant l'un
dams Pautre a 225 kilos, celia fait
67,500 kilos de viandes de cheval que
Paris ct sa banlieu consomment quo
tidiennement. II y plus de 1000
boucheries hippophagiques dams Ia
capitale ct sa banlieu. II faut bien
les approvisionner.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-06-28

Montreal, 21.-Monseigneur Roy
vicaire general de Parchidlocese de
Montreal ct president de la Commits
sion Scolaire Catholique Centrale, a
Gu une attaque de paralysie, au Pa
lais archiepiscopal lei, hier, ct a etc
5transporte q lH6tel-Dieu. Bien quill
ne soft pas en- danger imminent, on a
annonce, dependant, au palais archi-
episcopal quill etait dams un etat Sc
rieux. L'attaque de paralysie lui af-
fecte lie bras droit, lui causant la per-
te de lusage de ses doigts.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-06-28
Une Proclamation de M. Wilson

Westinghouse president Wilson
ordonne que toutes les cours bes-
tiaux des Etats-Unis soient places
sous lie systeme des permits federaux.
Une proclamation du President exige
que des permis soient obtenus de Ia
commission des wires lie 25 juliet, ou
avant cette date. Les commissioned
res, les vendeurs a commission, les
marchands ct les speculateurs qui
font le commerce des betes cornes,
des moutons, des pores ct des chevres,
ou qui ont quelque chose a faire avec
les abattoirs, devront Sc munir dun
permis, sauf ceux qui en- sont exemp-
tes par les lois sur les wires ct lie
combustible.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1918-06-28

L'Angleterre celebre hier, sa fe
te rationale; hier, egalement, Pltalie
le troisieme anniversaire de son en-.
tree dams la grande guerre. Des voiS
officielles ont dit eloquemment a nos
deux bons allies notre amitie ct notre
reconnaissance. Tous les Francais ct
toutes les FRANCHISES s'associent du
fond du occur ces hommages.
Ce nest pas sans fremir que Pon
songe ce qui serait advenu de nous
81, en- aout 1914, nos amis d'Angleter-
re, nous avaient laisses aux prises, en-
Occident, avec la formidable puissan-
ce militaire allemande. Nous nous
etions laisses tellement degringoler
au niveau dune nation secondaire,
avec notre miserable population sta
tionnaire depuis cinquante ans de
trente-huit millions Inhabitants, que
malgre les qualities guerrieres de no
tire race, nous aurions etc ecrases
par les innombrables armees de la
populeuse Allemagne. Aurions-nous
settlement gagne la bataille de la
Marne sans le puissant cordial que
fut pour nous, dams les premieres
journees d'aout 1914, la nouvelle que
les Anglais marchaient avec nous ?
Et 81 nous avions reussi tout seuls a
remporter la splandide victoire, quel
eut etc notre lendemain avec la fotte
allemande maitresse de la mer, We
nant bloquer nos ports, a Pheure on
toute notre region houillere ct metal
lurgique du Nord ct du Nord-Est
etait tombee entire les mains de nos
ennemis? .-......
L'Angleterre dit assez haut ce
qu'elle doit notre armee, pour que
nous n'ayons aucune fausse honte,
nous, a reconna1tre ce que nous de-
vons a la sienne ct ses fottes. En-
fait, c'est a ellie que nous avons du de
pouvoir supporter lie fardeau de la
guerre jusqu'a l'arrivee de PAmeri-
que. Ellie lie llOuS d pas SSu1C1l1C11C eAo-
sure. par sa ma1trise des mers, notre
ravitaillement en- charbon, en- acier,
en- wires; ellie ne nous a pas
settlement soutenus de son formida-
bic credit; ellie a fait lie tour de force
de Greer de toutes pieces une arnee
de plusieurs millions d'hommes don't
la presence sur notre front a soulage
depuis deux ans surtout nos epaules,
qui pliaient sous un poids audessus
de nos forces; ellie nous a apporte lie
concours de ses allies coloniaux ct de
ses colonies, concours qui Sc chiffre
par un total de 100000 soldats,
hindous canadiens, australians ct
africans.
Certes, c'etait l'interet de pAngle-
terre de ne pas laisser la domination
allemande s'etablir sur toute pEurope
continantale; mais il cit suffi dune
heure de defaillance chez ce grand
peuple de marchands pacifques ct
caves de richesses, pour que PEurope