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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-13
WASHINGTON NEWS.
DUTY ON WOOL.

DUTY ON WOUl.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 49, The ways and
means committee devoted the entire day
yesterday to hearing reports ofthe manu-
facturer's club, of Philadelphia, and of
the Woolen Manufacturers association,
who protest against any change in the
tariff rates on their respective manufac-
lures.
To-day E. A. Hitchcock, Of the Crystal
Plate Glass company, st. Louis, asked
the committee not to disturb the existing
rates of duty on glass. Geo. Austeman
of the Chicago Furniture manufactory
asked that German looking glass be ad,
ded to the free list.
A FIGHT IN SIGHT.
The house committee on elections OF
president, vice president and members OF
congress yesterday ordered favorable
report to be made on the bill totally re-
pealing the federal election laws ard it is
the Democratic policy that it is to lave
the exclusive attention of the house after
Thursday of this week. A bitter partisan
fight is expected.
The bill will be presented to the house
tomorrow by Tucker, of Virginia, and
the debate will probably begin on Friday.
WALL sTREETs's SCHEME.
The national congress of business men
convened here yesterday. About 100 men
representing boards of trade and the
commercial interests nf the principal
cities of the country wero present. j. r.
James, of. New York, called the assem-
blage to order, saying the obie of the
meeting wns called for the immediate re-
peal of the purchasing clause of the Sher
man act and to consider financial inter-
ests of the country.
CLEVELAND WILL SERVE.
DR.. Sebellas, the new minister for the
Argentine Republic, was formally pre-
sented to the president to-day. The
president consented to act as member
of the arbitration council to determine
the boundary line between the Argentine
Republic and Brazil.
NATIONAL NOTES.
The president has sent the nomination
to the senate of Charles Fl. j. Taylor of
Kansas, minister to Bolivia.
Charles Robinson, of New York, is said
to be most likely to succeed Josiah
Quincy as assistant secretary of state.
He is but "a years old.
In the house the chaplain prayed for
The new child which had gladdened the
nation and the home and heart of the
chief magistrate of the country.
Mr.. Teller will probably not be able to
his speech for day or two
HIS address of Monday has made de-
,ided sensation, and when completed it
will prove to be one of the strongest
speeches which Mr.. Teller has ever made.
Mr.. Murry, of South Carolina, sought
20 secure the immediate consideration of
. resolution in the house appropriat1ng
100000 for the relief of the cyclone suf-
'erers in the south. Mr.. Kilgore, Of Tex
Is, objected and it went to the commit
zee on appropriations.
Ex-Congressman Albert s. Wills, of
Louisville, KY, the new minister to Ha-
Vaii, has received his instructions and
from the state department
md left for his home, whence he will de-
part to his mission by way of San Fran
,isco.
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Wants Damages.

CHICAGO, Sept. 13.--Dr. David NJ. Vos-
burg, examining physician for the Home
Life Insurance company, to-day brought
suit in the circuit court for $25,000 dam
ages against the Evening journal for
alleged libel. The declaration states that
the newspaper in Oct. 1892, published an
article rejecting on his character, and he
claims it was maliciously done.
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BOMBARDING RIO.
The Insurgents Squadron Opened ON
the city at 0 O'clock this
Morning.

RoME, Sept. ia Rio de Janeiro dis
patch, official to the Italian government,
states that Admiral Densalos last night
informed the foreign representatives in
Rio de Janeiro that the insurgents squa-
dron would attack the city at 8 a. m. to-
day. Also that arrangements had been
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-09-13
INCENDIARY BLAZE.
Bay City Lumber Yards Wiped Out
this Morning.

WEST BAY Cry, Mich, Sept. ia
fire this merning detroyed two and one
half million feet of lumber in the yards
of Sailing, Hanson 4 Co., of Grayling,
Mich, and Fischer & Co., of Bay City.
There is no doubt but that the blaze is of
incendiary origin. Two explosions we're
heard just before the fire alarm was
given. Myron Hall ia under arrest on
suspicion of being the incendiary.
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Cholera.

LONDON, Sept. 13.-The news from Rus
sia in regard to the spread of cholera con-
tinue to be discouraging. At St. Peters
burg eighty-one new cases and thirty
one deaths were reported between Sep
tember and 10 and at Moscow seventy
five new cases and thirty-fve deaths be-
tween September.4 and 8.
Six cases were reported in England,
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Chinese Iron Clads.

BERLIN, Sept. 13.-The foreign office
here is informed that the Chinese gov
ernment is preparing protest against
Frances new aggressions in Siam and
has given the Chinese squadron of IRON
clads orders to be made ready to sail at a
moments notice.
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Home Rule Agitation.

vienna, Sept. 13.-The emperor has
sanctioned decree suspending trial by
jury in Prague for one year. This action
was caused by late agitations in favor of
home rule In Bohemia.
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Money and stocks.

New YORK, Sept. 13.--Money on call is
easy at to 4 per cent. Bar silver 1874.
Stocks are irregular and active with a
tendency toward lower prices.
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MiiIiOnaire Ames Dead.

New YORK, Sept, 13.-Fred. L. Ames,
the Massachusetts millionaire and direc-
tor of the Union Pacific road, died sud-
denly to-day on his way from Boston to
this city.
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LEWISTON, Me-, Sept. 13.-Rev. Louis B.
Talbot, employed by the Baptist Mis-
sionary society among the French here,
is under arrest for incest. He came here
three years ago from Massachusetts.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Three Dead and Two Injured by the
Burning OF a Steamer.

LEAM1NGroN, Ont, Sept. 13. - The
steamer Byron Ferice burned this morn
ing. The fire was caused by the explo-
sion of barrel o. oil. The dead are:
Geo. Shaw, fireman; John Gronk, of Dres-
den, and the cook, John Finness.
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Provision NJ Market

CHICAGO, Sept. l3.-Wheat opened
weaker, but rallied later; Dec. 1914. Corn,
423s. Provisions easier.
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-::-BRIEF WlRINGS-::-
Against New York,

LISBON, Sept. 13.-The Portuguese au-
thorities have declared New York a
cholera-infected port.
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Beaten Again

RYDE, Isle of Wright, Sept. 13.-The
Brittania beat the Navajo two seconds
to-day in the race for the Benton Reef
cun
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made to remove all foreign war ships out
side of the line of fire from insurgents
battle ships.
The dispatch adds that intense excite
ment prevailed throughout the night in
Rio,
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DETROIT, Mich, Sept. l3.-An unknown
sailor was brutally murdered at the dock
last night. His head and face was hacked
to pieces. No clew.
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THE LARGEST LAKE
In New Mexico outside of the Pecos valley

IHE LAk9EST LAKE
In New Mexico outside of the Pecos valley.
Mr.. Deuel. also has fine fruit garden
attached to his home ranch. 1t is pro-
tected by high adobe wall and shows
what can be done in this country. With
the splendid water facilities and good
land on this ranch this valley should
laugh with crops and be crowded with
small farms and homes. 1t forms per-
feet mountain amphitheatre and is lovely
beyond description.
From La Cueva to Mora the road winds
through a canoncito and thence through
gradually widening and cultivated val
ley parallel to the Mora until from the
brow of high mesa the beautiful
MORA VALLEY PROPER
is revealed. The quaint little town, with
its handsome court house and other
buildings lays at ones feet. From the
west stretches band of green threaded
with silver. 1t is the crops on each side
of the river and the sparkle of its water.
In picturesque abruptness the mountains
in places run down to meet the stream.
In others they fall away forming wide
green rincons that add to the cultivable
space. The valley proper is from three
fourths to one mile wide and about fif-
teen miles long. There are over 5000
acres closely cultivated herein.
These descriptions are enthusiastic, it
is true, but excusable by tho facts.
From Watrous to Mora is panorama of
beauty that If possessed in the eastern
states would be world renowned. From
one divide to the other the landscape is
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OUT ON THE RANGE.

Gov. Hadley has some splendid Clydes-
dale and Percheron horses, and further
out still fine herd of black Galloway
cattle. Everything about the place is
made to yield some profit. There is n
small orchard on this ranch and kitchen
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The Tariff may be a Tax
But there is no Tax

On those Mkado
wooden boxes
Four oftacs each box These boxes will
scratch The lacquer renders the
the boxes be used hot water ipunt
used up. Retaed 10 cents each at
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-02

Eh- state Of Texas, Coudty OF McLeunsu.
Wheres- the 23r day Of January, a. H..
1873, The exa tate Grange Fair Manufacture
ing aud Imui Sration oci8tion, Patrons of
ilusbandry ~ gate corpor ton By lanes H.
Ray rs pres ut and attested b. p. Wit
it, secretary made, eNsCuted and delivered il,
certain Deed rust IN writing, conveying to
j. r, smith j. trustee the land hereinafter
prom i~-urY uots, ma l., BY said corporation,
dated JanparF "a, 1895. for the sum OF ten
thousand coils S, with interest nj the rate OF
ten per cent per anuum from date until paid
and upon rls.n contingencies taa per cent
no tfs aie, lie. to :. Amsler William
Ogleshy lcKelyain J. F; Gnledse, Il.
c Mins 4 b Hogg, u T Mcfarland, "
william Nm.ho., J. u Brown. Johr w Bak
er, J & lshs.. S. W Embry. NJ. Stone,
Charles >t AID Joha Il. Nichols, the
pages in Il. II 'terenc is here made
to Vol, IT, paS, li0, III, IL, OF the mortgage
lie ordcf NJ IAN County TeNns, TOR "a ful
description t terms of said deed of trust
and note.
And erea. said not 1, n,w past due, amp
default bias mad in the payment OF the
-aii io;e ha aesied the said r. smith
said trustee ell said lands 70 ib raymeut
Of aid nots riding to the te ms of said q ed
Of trust
Now THERETO LIB Smith trustee. by viz
iure OF The ll,l ity We ted IN me Ds the said
deed + ust w ssll between lhe legal hours
Tor the sale ~ aud as in judiCla sales rnder
the law o. is, at public auctio 10 the
highest Olt4e or cash, IN Ih9 Ars uesday
in Decemhet tie same being on the It'll
dag there t, 4t .ae Court mouse so OF Nc
L=Lnan CCLu. Iu the corner % Second an
Fraukin .- in Waco Texas 81 tsaid land
described 20 f.eei of trust. - lated ln Nc
conan Co Texas. ald described as fol b.
low- Be1lnrI al the point where
Gnlf c. coo.a aud "a Saate f t4lw3av - co 'ne
pany GRO ses north line Of be Brewster
,nrvcy' ~ NJ nnsn Sounty. Is Nas, PLAN
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-02

No. carries throu -h ee O. for s.. Louis VI
Iron Mountain. n carries through .eepe
81 CAIRO All tfsils through 10 Memphis an
Cairo without cha.
For further part liar call on
~ g. s1ILLEsf Agent,
ll4 Souih Fourth ST.
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Antonio aao .transa, pans.

'ogys sousD--ro. 81, --NosrE BoUSD.no, :
" Wsco al 8. IA. Arrives $3.50 D.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-05-25
LES FEMMEs PARLENT

Et voici CO qu'elles dissent: Nous
commissions toutes plus ou moins)
les miseres ct les soufrances alta
ch6es q notre sexe ct 81 nous nous
plaignons quelquefois de ce que
nous appelons l'injustice de la pu-
milton infig6e a la femme au para
dis terrestre, nous admettons que
nous avons un rem6de effcace q
toutes nos douleurs ct nous recon-
mandons le '<R6gulateur de Ia San
t6 de la femme ct les s'Female
Plasters' du DR. Larrivii4re B toutes
femme ou file aHectu6e du "Beau
NAL sous q11elque; forme quill Sc
pr6sente. On Pemploie aux Etats-
Unis dams les communities relig-
ieuses ct les h6pitaux. Les mede-
Gins du Boston Electric Hospital
certifent qu'ils emploient le Regu.
Ilateur pour fortifier les nerfs ct le
sang, rel4 yer les forces, donner ap-
petit ct faciliter la digestion ct
dams tous les cas- de maladies com
munes aux femmes. Pour toute in
formation, 6crivez aux DR. j. La
riviAre, Manville, r ]. Envoyez
F25 cents pourxun plaster.
s - s
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Am6d6e Boucher
Propri4taire de l'h6tel Boucher, coin des
rues Birch ct Bridge, Chippewa
Falls, Wis.
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FATS DIVERS u

II y a q Londres plus dun
million d'ouvriers qui font partie
d'unions,
LIE Pape recu hier, oinq
cents p6lerins allemands venus q
Rome pour ofr1r au SAINT PAre le
t6moignage de leur d6vouement.
LIE 2l courant, il recevra 500 p6le-
rius venant de Malte,
Dams diverses parties d el'Au.5
triche, la chalear at la s6cberesse
ont etc telles que les cer6ales sont
d6truites; les cultivateurs se pre-
parent q ensemencer de nouveau
leurs terres.
-Une d6peche dat6e de Lon
dres, 8 mai dit que les rapports re-.
GUS du continent annoncent que la
r6colte de betterave est fort en-
dommag6e, ct qu'en consequence
III SO prepare une hausse 6norme
dams le prix da sucre.
On 6crlvain russo d6cr1t son
pays: "Cest un waste edifce don't
Ia FACADE est europeenne, l'amen-
Element de style asistique et oh le
service est fait par des Tartares
d6guises sous des costumes euro
nAena.f
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DIRECTORY

Simon Cardinal,
Proprietaire de aCardinal Hotel" lis
River Str, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
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Les pelerlnages 3 Rome ses
ront suspendus pendant le mols de
iiuln. 1uillet, aodt par suite De fe- p
I d1mia a'1nfluenza qui s6yit dams
Il k.e1 Vile Eternelle. Plus de la moi
It;6 des pardes suisses sont malls
Edes d et on d 4 do augmenter le per
fsennel l'in6rmerie pour leur don
nar lles soins. Dams la VILE, on
oonp.e e,o1 plus de SO, 600 cas- d'indu
|enza.
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POUR RIRE.

En- wagon.
On voyageur met ia tete : ls
portiere et la retire: pre- eoipitam-
ment, les che yeux sh6rissss de ter
reur..
Nous sommes perdusl hurle.
til. On train Went sur nous . tou-
|te vapeur. vs.
Non dun ohieni 3 4erie il b..
ron Durapiat. .Et moi quii li q SprisE
IN billet d'aller et retour.
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PROCLAMATION
Aux Canad adiens-Fran-
Gals des Etats-
Unis.
CHICAGO, Ill, lie Is Mai 1893.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, le Is Mai 1898
CoMPATRIoTEs.
La XVIIIme Convention gene
rsle des Canadiens Franeais DEF
Etats-Unis s'ouvrira q 'PApolle
Hail." Blue Island Avenue, Chica.
90, Illinois, mardi le % Aotlt 1893
5 dix heures du matin, ct SO CONT.
nuera les Jonrs suivants jusqu'a Ct
oue ses travaux soient completes
LIE programme r6gulier des s6.
ances sera public en- temps oppor.
tun.
Nous invitons cordialement .
prendre part q cette Convention
Les messieurs du elers6, les nom.
bres dc la presse oanadienne-fran'
caise, toutes les Societies ct tous lee
centres canadiens-francais.
Nous esperons que chaque pa
sroisse ct chaque Societ6 se feront
repr6senter q cette reunion de nos
nat1onaux qul serR Ia plus lmpor.
tante qui ait encore eu lieu dams
ce pays.
Ghaque organisation droit .
Ytrois d6l6gu6s, ct pour faciliter lel
.trayaux du Comit6 de reception
nous d6sirons qu'un duplicata der
lettres de cr6ance de diferents de-
5I6pu6s soft adress6 au moins dix
iiours d'avance % Secr6taire do
Bureau Central NJ. Joseph Bour.
[geau, No $50 w. Polk ST., Chicago
Illinois.
Les questions suivantes seron1
|sonmises . Ia discussion de Pas'
Esembl6 l6e: 81 20
Nos int6rets religious.
2. Notre position sociale An
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Chaque jour, les depeches
nous apprennent des faillites CO.
lossaies dams toutes les parties du
monde. Hier, c'4tait celle de Bro
1deret Wolff, fabl icants de tapis de
Yienne, Autrlche, aveo IN passif
de IN million de forlns; ct celle de
ID Banque de Victoria Australia;
passiff so. 500 GOO.
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Etats- Unis.
8. Naturalization.
4. Utilize de la langue FRANCHISE
5. La Presse.
6. Les Ecoles paroissiales.
z. Les bibliotheques paroissiales
8. Les Clubs de jeunes gems.
9. Les colleges classiques.
10. La temperance.
IL. Associations de secours mu.
tuels.
l2. Favor1ser toutes les measures
politiques qui peuvent avan-
Ger les int6r6ts mutuels du
pays qui nous vus naftre ct
de notre patrie d'adoption.
D'autres questions dun lnt6ret
national pourront aussi etre pre-
sent6es.
Toutes les mesures possibles Sc
ront prises pour vops assurer les
taux de transport les plus reduits
ct les notes d'hotel les plus mode
r6es.
Des comit6s sp6ciaux seront
charges de vous faciliter Ia visite
de lExpoeition Universelle, la
plus grande ct la plus complete de
m6moire d'homme.
Esp6rant vous rencontref en-
aussi grand nombre possible, nous
demeurons.
Vos tres humbles Serviteurs
p. G. Harbour
President
Jos. Bourgeau
Secr6taire
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ii nest question d Rome, sur.
tout dapuis le depart de psmpe.
reur d'Allemagne pour Naples
que dun incident qui etc tres
remaaquf ct tres comment6 NAL
gre tous les efforts ct toute Les
conslgnes du monde oficiel.
On salt qu'au banquet d'hon-
neur du Quirnal lempereur d'Al.
lemagne prononc6 IN toast en-
alIemand, don't on q beaucoup par
l6, toast qui 6tait d'allleurs fort
enthusiastic ct que bisn peu de
personnes ont compris, car on par
le pen Hd'allemand q Romel
Apres ce discours, le grand-duc
Vladimir, qui await q SO droite
Nine Billet, la femme de rambas-
sadeur de France pres du Quiri-
nal, SO tourna vers Pambassadrice,
ct le verre en- main, parlant assez
haut uour etre entendu de tous les
assistants, il dit de 50 voix la plus
nette:
.aMol, madame, je bois . votre
patrie, sans, phrases ct d. tout
c@ur.s
On devine peffet produit par
ces paroles FRANCHISES apr6s le
toast allemand.
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]. G. MARQUIS, Collaborateur

cher.... Celia ne me regsrde pas
| -Accspteriez-vous ma signature
Dun homme tel que vous, sans
hester -Eh bien, la voici.
Et, pour liberer sa vile, M. Ma
me s'engagea imm6diatement q
payer les 100000 francs.
Quelques mois plus tard, au
lendemain de la paix, quand fat
organis6e une subscription natio-
male pour faliciter la Liberation .du
territoire, NJ. Name envoya lOO,-
600 franc. Et CONNIE, le lends-
main, des amis disaient en- souri,
fant a son fills Paul qua CO train-la
le g6n6reux patriotic laisserait q
ses h6rltiers plus d'honneur que
de richesse, NJ, Paul Name sem
pressa d'envoyer, pour sa part, q
la subscription. une somme de 25.-
600 fr., afin de bien montrer que,
loin de d6sapprouver son pAre. ii
partageait ses mobiles sentiments.
Apres cels. faut-il demander. 81
~ Alfred Name s'6tait pr6occup6
d'assurer aux l,5O0 trayaillsurs as
soci6s q son oeuvre tout le b1en.
etre physique ct moral possible.
site ouvriere, sale d'asiIe, creches,
6coles, ouvo1rs. caisse de secours
pour les malades, caisse de parti-
cipation ct de pr6voyance, pen
sions dc retralte pour la vieilesse?
II await pourvu q tous avec une
prodlgalite vraiment paternelle, ct
il y quelques semaines, d rocca-
sion du soixantieme anniversaire
de son marriage, il donnalt encore
a 90 famille ouvriere un temoigna-
ge de son affectneuse solllcitude
par le don prlncier dune somme
de 200, 600 france!
C'est ainsi gull proc6d6 toute
50 vie, 3 plein coeur, q pleines
mains. Aussi toute l'6lite de la
population, 6mue, sflig6c, q t-elle
suivl son convoi. On le regrette,
on le plenre, on exalte ga .m6moi-
re; on veut lui dresser une statue,
ct un comit6 Went de s'instituer
pour provoquer les subscriptions.
Eh bienl Get homme admirable,
cette grande anne, Get incompara-
BILE bienfaiteur dune Vile ct d'U-
ne province, don't on honore au-
iourd' hui le souvenir ct les servi.
ces, ma jamais recu le smoindre to-
moignage du Suffrage universeW u
semble que sa region e1t dt etrA
fer de pavoir pour repr6sentant,
den faire un s6natenr on un d6pu-
ts; il n'6tait meme pas conseiiler
municipal de Toursl
Ill ma consenti qu'une seule fois,
ct Dieu salt apres quelles r6sistan-
ces! q solicitor les ruffrages de ces
concitoyens. C'6tait en- 1877, ct IL
n'avait pas fallu moins que les ms
tances personnelles du mar6chal
de Mac Mahon pour " d6cider.
II fut battu par je ne sais quelle
obscure.
VOLTA l'intelliigence, VOLTA Ia JUS
tlce, VOLTA la reconnaissance du
universel! Heureusement
que NJ. Name etait au dessus de
ces ingratitudes, parce gull await
place ailleurs le mobile ideal de
ses actions ct de ses esp6rances.
Louis JoUBERT.
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chambres Res tauran t ],
Service de vol tuTes
etc. etc. sous lie con-
trole abso lu de ! Agen-
:. ce., Echange d argent
Rensei gnements gene
raux, economi g pour Gus,
voyez les prospectus
ct vous sauverez %
pour cent.
DANIEL BERaERoN, Gerant.
LIS N. ECREMENT, Secr6tairp.
EUGENE DEsAULN1ERs, Corr.
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II quelqnes semaines,
Krupp, le c6lebre fondeur de CO.
mons allemands recevait uue lettre
de menaces, dams laquelle on lui
annoncait pincendie proclaim de
son uslne.
M -Krupp ne perdit pas la tete.
A la fin de la journ6e de travail, ii
fit assembler ses milliers d'ou
vriersset leur donna lecture du fac
tum comminatoire.
II ajouta sous forme de COM
mentaire, les quelques mots sui
wants: Isl Fun de vous est Pau
teur de celte menace, gull ne Sc
gene pas ct gull la mette q ex6cn-
ton. Mais j'ai Phonneur de vous
,pr6venir que 81 mon usine brittle
ellie ne sera pas rsbatie. Je suis
en- effet, assez richie maintenant
pour vivre de mes rentes''
De petit discours typique pro-
duisit le meilleur effet ct jamais la
fonderie d Essen, qui pimportan
ce ct letendue dune v6ritable pla-
ce forte, ma etc mieux gard6