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     ackfeet at the; 
     
    
   
   
    
     i. a‘ v4 
     
    
   
   
    
     rlfiuiidning 
     
    
   
   
    
     rut" gjliniglnflléroxvsi remnant/i): 
     
    
   
   
    
     a mane-sun 
     
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     . wan-i 
     
    
   
   
    
     to», ctr». it; 
     
    
   
   
    
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     a-Ia 1- .»- 
     
    
   
   
    
     The coming or the railroad into the 
     
     irslrlc country sill-red the minds oi 
     
     ..he Indians oi the West with unBa-iy 
     
     toreflddings. ‘they siw in the sur- 
     
     veyor; with their lnst._timehts, 
     
     measuring out the lands, magicians 
     
     dt evil oiiien, putting a "bad medic- 
     
     inc" upon the country dnd its people. 
     
     As they watched the long rails creep- 
     
     ing rbsistlesrly across the pldlns, the 
     
     hordes or ldoores at work, the etld- 
     
     less lands oi supplies, the ‘iron mon- 
     
    

    
     ' lters that followed, bellowing. smoke 
     
     ind flin-ie, their iedrs increased. 1nd 
     
     ttiéy begin to' realize mozti keenly 
     
     the ipprMCllOl the white flood which 
     
     Wds to‘ overwhelm tiiein. Aireidy the 
     
     biifmb had none. and isoldted setti- 
     
     ers héti Dlatlied themselves here and 
     
     there oil the lintls ova which ior 
     
     slI-s the red man liitd roamed. 
     
     ‘the? had met the white chiefs in 
     
     Fouricil, 5nd by one tréiiy fitter 
     
     ilnfithér had iiwrerldered thélr rights 
     
     ir- éxchenge tor the sustnsnce which 
     
     the plains no longer yielded them. 
     
     Numerous and extensive iirests oi ldnd 
     
     had been set aside throughout the 
     
     couhtryior the various bands; but 
     
     most of th'e_ territoy they had given 
     
     ‘up was still unoccupied. and the 
     
     boundaries oi their tieservcs its ret 
     
     W!!! merely lines oil the unbroken 
     
     r-rllrle. The biiildin? oi the rail- 
     
     nml SDGWQJ them clearly that the 
     
     wihderlng lrcedom of thei oid iiic 
     
     W“ over. 
     
    

    
     ‘Ihey witch-d its steal-Iv ntlvanri" 
     
     with ltillrri discontent, which sortie- 
     
    
   
   
    
       they l o? 
     
    
   
   
    
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     and on a tow occasions into active 
     
     opposition. Among others. the Cree 
     
     cliiei, Piapdt. set himself to obstruct 
     
     the progress ot tracklaylng. I-Io 
     
     pitched his camp across the right-oi- 
     
     wly. and refused to move, while his 
     
     bi-dves giillopen tnreatenlngly around 
     
     the railway metnwhooping and ilr- 
     
     ing their guns. Word was sent to 
     
     the nearest Motiniea Police post. and 
     
     a aegeiint and a coiistdblc rode 
     
     swiftly to the camp. Planet retused 
     
     to obey the orders or the police 
     
     ;'l‘he' sergeant sirode to Piapots tee- 
     
     nee and kicked out the poles: the 
     
     other tents were pulled down in the 
     
     name wiav. 5nd cowed by the cool 
     
     ‘lntrtepidlly ol the two policemen. 
     
     lPitini-ii and his brtivcs shifted the 
     
     ' obstructing 
     
     tracklirvinz irmeeticd IIlIIIIGIERtCG. 
     
     Stefidilv the iron road crept. west- 
     
     wsrd till ll rcfichetl the Blackfoot 
     
     country. Here the survey lines had 
     
     Hem run through it portion oi the 
     
     Reserve sllott-‘d to this warlike tribe 
     
     some .'='x.‘v miles eritt oi Calgary. it 
     
     ii-ss the ititrniidn oi the Government 
     
     in (‘Ql7\!?"h‘lfll9 the li-idinns tor the 
     
     limit trilten for the railway; hilt 
     
     thrbileh sonn- Hfl1fl"l"l“l1lill careless- 
     
     tie-s, st l“! tim- rtiiv too common 
     
     ivhvn W" .~'n iit'1'~s ivci-e concer- 
     
     "~~:i.i1v>[ivo d or this Hid been sent to 
     
     tb-m. W"-n the inborn-rs berztth to 
     
     lnr the rt"‘< on t‘i~ ion-k of the re:- 
     
     r-rv» g rrrittrd of pw-‘y Iiviiitns mci 
     
     tlictn end ‘oro im t'1r~ track. ’I‘heir 
     
     erw‘ '-i~i~t. Crowioot. invade the 
     
    
   
   
    
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     S n ffe lji. i; 
     
    
   
   
    
     fiiltldftfifllelilldechomnbi 
     
    
   
   
    
     W! U” Mitotic- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ul‘ 00ml other loho 0r naln ub- 
     
     Qluymlrllllllflllfllnfifliilihi 
     
    
   
   
    
     n-lilfiltllfihh 
     
    
   
   
    
     ramp. and the work oi‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘triads. rim bloodshed was throatcncd 
     
     ‘if they persisted. "This meant serious 
     
     ftroubie. tor the Blackfoot confcderacy 
     
     so; the tliost numerous and iomld- 
     
     able body oi Indians in the North- 
     
     wcst. 
     
    

    
     Cm man there was who micht b" 
     
     able to iiiliy tiieir- excitement and 
     
     hcrtllitv. It was Father Albert La- 
     
     comhe. the missionary, who years 
     
     scc had earned the name oi "The 
     
     ‘Man with the Good Heart. amonq 
     
     the Blackfeet by his devocd services 
     
     _ diving the PDTCPXIIIQG oi small-pox 
     
     [that ravaged their camps. He was 
     
     the friend 0i every tribe. at-home in 
     
     lcrery lodge. s‘ pence-maker. a ready 
     
     helper in times of inmine. a man 
     
     immi whom word the Indians rcllctl 
     
     "'i‘h nhnrvltrc CifllfitPflllCC. 
     
    

    
     To him at Calzrry the railn-av 
     
     builders rent word of the trouble. 
     
     He rorl" for the Blackfoot Reserve at 
     
     once. 'I‘hcrc he iound the Indian: 
     
     rrroluicly confronting the laborers 
     
     dr-ie mined tho. not n rail should be 
     
     .ihid across their liiridsflFather La- 
     
     ‘cvmbe nave his word or honor that 
     
     the Government would give them 
     
     other lands in prvment tor the rlizht- 
     
     til-way. and won their cnnoent to 
     
     tfliov/ the then to be laid through 
     
     the RPQFTC. 
     
    

    
     It was but one ot many errands oi 
     
     nmcb that he Uflflflflflflk during more 
     
     ilhiflfl ility yedrs oi missionary servic- 
     
     illlrlflh’! ihc Indians. the Metls. the 
     
     iritii nbd laborers ltnti thc settiero. 
     
     To the influence of the missionaries. 
     
    
   
   
    
      il-gc-AY the pciiccliil setirmciil. 
     
     .. llle uaiiiiulldli ‘West, iiini smoiit; 
     
     nein none rendered more exwnsirfi 
     
     1rd valuable service than isthm- 
     
     Lamnibé. v 
     
     For title lhdllr/l, {n parilcillar, he 
     
     Liad an intelligent syiiipiiiliy and a 
     
     rri-tiy lniulilun, which perhaps was 
     
     ‘izzncd lay the slight strilih U! 
     
     Indian bldotl which he inherited. 1n 
     
     i855, a party ol Algonquin Wilfrld t. 
     
     cagrztircd the cldcii. daughter oia 
     
     hzibilant. fltrmer at 8t. Slllplbe, on 
     
     the st. Lztvrcnce below Montrtni. 
     
     and cthried her ofl to Sault Ste. 
     
     ‘Mane. where she was forced to be- 
     
     come the wile oi one oi the lntiliin 
     
     ‘rnidcrs. Five years lai:r shc man- 
     
     oizrd to ‘coupe with her two iiiiani 
     
     tlljlilffll. when a g1]? i'l_\' . or‘ trader: 
     
     .\"-siictl tile Satili. and slit: was re- 
     
     ITUZDIZCd by an uncle who ims iimung 
     
     Aiicm. She was restored to liar 
     
     #811111)‘. end one oi the rescued chil- 
     
     drcn became the ancestor oi Father 
     
     ‘Lacombe. Close rooted to the soil. 
     
     itiie family clung to the home by the 
     
     Si. Lawrence, and it was on the 
     
     same farm from which the little 
     
     French girl had been clrrlcd away 
     
     that the great Indian mission! y 
     
     ivtls Born in i821. Eiighty-riine year's 
     
     later tie died in the home iot- orplilu 
     
     and tiri- aged rlodr which he liiid és- 
     
     trblishcii at Mitlhrititore in Alberta. 
     
     aflcr n lite-tilin- tuil or stiventure 
     
     and oi work ior the welfare oi his 
     
     ltellnw int-n. red Ind white. woupy- 
     
     richt by C. W. Jefferys. a, c. A.) 
     
    
   
   
    
     llappeiiings df the Week 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Continued from Page B) 
     
     terntltc deiiiiziui joined by An Oriental 
     
     stitch. are the mode. They may use 
     
     noriil dnsltns on their nightles, or 
     
     cvrh tires-s in ouch a smart. creation 
     
     its liltlok crepe sittln with silver and 
     
     gold embroidered tihtvers. 
     
     o o I 
     
    

    
     Mrs. ll. l’. Duchelnin oi Sydney 
     
     rpetit the weer end in rtdliiiix whet-é 
     
     she was the guest oi hei- daughter 
     
     Misvciwehnie ind son Mr. Roan 
     
     I‘ chetnin. , 
     
     n n a 
     
     _ aha tonne wont im ‘mini-may 
     
     lofMobti-eil whdré she will Spend a 
     
     tew dayb, bélore proceeding to New 
     
     York where dliii will elllbr tliti Fi-bhch 
     
     tiosplui b» train u’ a nut-u; 
     
    

    
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     The Missed Hughes. entertained tit 
     
     s delightfully arranged Bridge on 
     
     w ‘neaday evening at' their home 
     
     ill Prince ltreet. 
     
    
   
   
    
     e a a 
     
     The short course in Home Econo- 
     
     ihilil illlilbr till dirlotidn oi’ tlli Wo- 
     
     men's Institute ended yesterday when 
     
     thou ntboniliul wm at Being- to 
     
     visitors and friends who viewed ma: 
     
     interest  work loeomp " 
     
     and ebmbii a looifl can oHr 
     
     ted eiivi- ‘rilii Mint‘! ti: um, oint- 
     
     camitiorla. trum- 
     
     lldqil over 5! iii-l; Iiqtelliif hir- 
     
     mwmai" iii-r. .1. w. senior. inau- 
     
      o! tlfi-§ll“'.§1till'l1fif 
     
     _ received maxim m 
     
    
   
   
    
     Spring hats are appearing. mere 
     
     are long brim backs in some instanti- 
     
    
   
   
    
     the compromise where the long back 
     
     is suddenly slashed up to the nope 
     
     oi the neck, since it is a temptation 
     
     for women with hair dressed in back 
     
     ‘curls to show them. 
     
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     Hilts slant-hm tiovrn very much 1m 
     
     one tilde are the vogue. The only flur- 
     
     al note so tar rcvcalcd in new mod- 
     
     els ls the addition of a single (lower 
     
     at the tipoi the downward sweep, a 
     
     detail favored by le Monniqr. Other- 
     
     wise flowers are not included in 
     
     trimmings. The familiar posit-dig 
     
     band,‘ the small feather fantasy lad 
     
     the ielt bow continue to be employed 
     
     ior simple clients. 
     
    
   
   
    
     PW"! ll "Mo! egrct toi- aiternoon 
     
    
   
   
    
     some oi her models with linen in- 
     
     jstead oi groagrsin. 
     
     '0 O I 
     
    
   
   
    
     A variety oi springlike miliinery 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' materials ior making the hi! hbdy 
     
    
   
   
    
     are seen. such as printqdegopo, 
     
     shantunc. satin. tweed, linen. as used 
     
     by Agnes. Ifflllflin lectured b; 
     
     Iflorenoa Walton ind. oi mm, 
     
     straw. 
     
     I O I 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' The new straws bra? very pllaiiii, 
     
     tron: the silky fins-textured to the 
     
     eon». the lottier nmm in iii-unmet! 
     
     Min with drfliiiitnl lined. v 
     
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     ,flltfiluhulllllliflftlttpfilifilfll~ 
     
     i» still u‘; eonimnti-ivui u iii 
     
     JIM:- Mt than. distill! tflb. Milli. 
     
    
   
   
    
     s. 
     
    
   
   
    
     _. tiittiitrtiitaiiiiemtiiuitiditiiuv 
     
    
   
   
    
     ca. cut or! backs in others. and silo 
     
    
   
   
    
     and evening hats while Agnes baht-ls . 
     
    
   
   
    
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     suciTT-étbrt értflifibie is made of this 
     
     Iorlht lit I iibtttih material with nar- 
     
     rbw trlilllfilhi tletail in fine kid har- fire-wit (lethal-is is to be ‘siiii lfi in- 
     
     glhdlllllfl] with the outstanding color 
     
     lot the tiny thotii in the design. 
     
    
   
   
    
        BE , 11m .snosarlowal- 
     
     New onavoomr ,s.n,ti  w,    , 
     
     11333.11?!‘ I!‘i"e"°“‘-""'§"i3°§§$ hi»:  
     
     r, v llionld tee aria rm monou- nominal, New am- eieetde peeing 
     
     (filament ‘uiliéholfl minor; t v mirth: ’ . __ l t ~° 9th! inglgfllyhnfl 14561131} fir- 
     
     ‘(iiillflfilg “new”  3 1i ‘filial:  3°“ n“ Tl°"§'3?-'I313i§: 1B1»? 
     
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     nelntnvejoy iiyatuiia meek are  N x ‘ 
     
     .... . til 
     
    
   
   
    
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     r215 “a”. i. b, .  ill 
     
     ‘   Ttnulro 
     
    

    
     - i...  -, "_'~y"b'» - insults 
     
     u Mb wumm ncial Motom Limited 
     
    
   
   
    
     Moat A _ he“ k‘ . JOIINSUN nos. satanic mind. 
     
     ° “ '“‘ ~ ,""'“"' i 224 oreetoeorgtsstreet 
     
    
   
   
    
     iitissnu. c. ULAIJLML suit-rt. 
     
     . 1.3‘; B E 5‘ 3 g 5 Elmo“; lush]! ,1; rs 
     
    
   
   
    
     g the the new Six u how avail- 
     
     gblg u ggtrqpuuly low priaél. 
     
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     tiitALtlB 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ crises 
     
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     i > lhd motion beginner: done by ior- oeeéptabielilrt. 
     
    

    
     Another evidence ol rirlrtlng tblelgn lhmstroues. flnbroidei-y, hem- ‘ 
     
     ltitchlnl and cluster plating u well 
     
    
   
   
    
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     c n 
     
    
   
   
    
     tiiiiaté ipparél of its." iiiliiiook which 
     
     rivals silks ii‘: its‘ Collide! at texture 
     
    
   
   
    
     tire Miusook piece u. lingerie a very Montreal. 
     
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     iiafgeqriii the lowest-united tell in 
     
     aagtcg-fiiiibig qvieg ofrttfiiuiiiu-is 
     
     aniiyisllii; to  ei-‘ervyiitiiitiiiari ... . . 
     
     wflAToirltithlln tlttfiilbllfliloiera 
     
     the uleoiaipjrabli a vtiitalil ofGllmi-r 
     
     cent-lune Chrysler siniwoieeri . 
     
     Qullity ma our peribiiiiaaar. . . a . r. 
     
    
   
   
    
     WHAT all‘ In tllmlowolt-priaeil of 
     
     ' olienweataornrooifaunwboaiiiyareu o 
     
     brikil; iiiirliililolufiiielfiiilia UM I 
     
    
   
   
    
     ed ' on yer-mourn» solute» nmflllly  
     
    
   
   
    
     whore-rumours.‘ _Uolalll I i . 
     
    

    
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