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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
The Redwine Defalcation.

WASHINGTON. d. c., March al
Captain Henry W. Jackson, of Atlanta,
special United States attorney in con.
nection with the Redwine defalcstion
in the Gate City Bank, has this to say:
"It is an error to suppose that my
presence in Washington has anything
to do with the Gate City bank affairs.
1t is Attorney General Olney's intention
to probe the affair to the botto n. There
will be serious developments. OF course
1t is no secret in Atlanta that l had
prepared several papers for presentation
TO tho grand jury. The investigation
will be resumed as soon after my arrival
in Atlanta as possible"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
FOR CITY TREASURER
j mo. r. GREENE.
Your suffrage respect
fully solicited.
A CARD FROM S. b. WEBB.

TO My Old Friends and Customers:
L have disposed of my Interest In the
firm of Webb & Yager, and after April lat
Will be associated with Harrcli Bros, 13I
Salem avenue, whore I had previously
been from 1880 till 1892. L am going to
New York to purchase for tho firm n largo
stock of Spring Goods, and when In place
they will prove to be ono of tho most at
tractivo displays ever seen In Roanoke.
You are respectfully invited to call and
see our complete lines of dry goods and
shoes. Yours truly, 8. Ii. WEBB,
3 81 I'm Late of Webb 6 Wager.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
A MIXED FIGHT.
White Men aud Negroes Exchange Several
Pistol Shots.

White Men aud Negroes Exchange Several
Pistol Shots.
A bloody fight took place AGAR the
Transparent ice factory Yesterday about
IL o'clock in which sticks, stones and
guns were freely used. The origin OF
the trouble was that William Ferguson,
an aged white man living in Bedford
county, about three weeks ago had his
hennery robbed. 1t appears that he
accused one s. p. Markham of doing it.
Ferguson met Markham yesterday near
the ice factory in company with G. d.
Haldron and j. p. Bernard. Hot words
were exchanged and eye witnesses state
that the three men struck Ferguson
several times. Bob Jeffries, the driver
for Nicholas s. Woodward, and James
Dunn, an employe of the ice factory,
went out an interfered in the old genule-
mans behalf. A general row ensued
Gum struck Markham with rock and
the latter drew assayolver and fired two
shots, one taking GNset in the side and
the other in the leg. in the scuffle the
negro got possession of the pistol and
fired one shot at Markham. The ball
made slight scalp wound on the top
of the head.
All parties were arrested except Ber-
nard, who made his escape and Bob
Jeffries was found with the revolver in
his possession and was locked up to
await future developments. The
wounded negro walked to his home at
the corner of Ninth street and Com
monwealth avenue n. Q. His wife, upon
seeing his condition, tainted, and Gum
picked her up in his arms and
carried her into the house. DR..
DR.. G. G. Cannaday was summoned
and rendered surgical attention. DR..
Cannaday does not think the wounds
are OF serious nature, though they are
very painful. Tho case will be investi-
gated this morning by Police Justice
Turner.
Markham at first denied the shoot
ing and said he did not know who did It,
but later in the evening he admitted his
guilt to Chief Terry.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
AUTONOMY FOR CUBA.
The Germ OF the System Outlined in tn
Spanish Cortes.

Inc term OF the System Outlined in the
Spanish Cortes.
MADRID. March sl.--The cabinet
council today drafted the speech from
the throne to be read at the opening of
the new cortes. The speech will an.
nounce that the long standing deficit Of
10000, 900 pasetas has been abolished
through honest and painstaking revision
OF the estimates, and through the open.
ing OF new source Of revenue.
The policy OF retrenohment saves
10000, COO pesetss, and the remaining
10000, 900 come from new taxes or the
increasing productiveness of old taxes.
Legislative councils will be granted to
Cuba and Porto Rico. These councils
will be composed of men nominated by
local provincial councils and others
elected by the people. These councils
will form virtually the base OF future
systems of complete antonomy.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
Notice to Toe Consumers.

In ABOUT ten days "The Transparent
Ice Company" will be ready to deliver
to the public first class quality of pure
ice. not from stock but fresh from tho
moios. 10 our customers we promise
early delivery, full weight and a clean
pure ice. Look out for wagons lettered
Transparent Ice Co." and numbered / !.
2 and 8. The mbination heretofore
existing with the Cold Storage Company
has been dissolved and tho TRANSPARENT
Ice Company is separate and distinct
organization. f. L. DoUTHAr, Manager.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
Funeral of Con. Kirby Smith.

SEwANEE, Tenn, March 3l.--The
funeral of Gen. Edmund Kirby Smith
took place this morning at 10 o'clock.
special train Of six cars arrived from
Nashville with nearly 500 veterans and
two companies of State troops. Tho
funeral was of military character. A
oeantlfnl floral tribute was presented
by the students of the university, of
which the late general was professor
kilograms OF coincidence have pou:ed
in from all parts of the Union, showing
the esteem in which he was held.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
Good FridaxOhsarx.

New YORK, March 31.-To day being
Good Friday there is an air OF ouietnsss
down town occasioned by the closing OF
the exchanges and courts. 1t Ia not 3
legal holiday and the custom house and
banks are open as usual. BY vote of
tho members, however, the stock ex-
change and consolidated exchange did
not open this morning. The produce
exchange also closed. Cotton and cattle
exchanges shut down yesterday until
Monday. -
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01

dents disposal will use their individual
influence with him.
Although regulations which will gov.
ern the opening of tho Cherokee strip
have not been perfected, yet it can BIO
stated now that they Will be prepared
SO as to prevent the possibility of any
advantage being obtained by those who
rush upon the strip before 1t is legally
opened by executive proclaim alton.
The SYSTEM is being perfected by Secre.
tary Smith, which will entirely do away
with tho priority resulting from physi-
cal seizure.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
Tho vatican sim Unbendiur

ROME, March 3l.-Tho Vatican has
announced that the pope will not grant
audiences to any royal personages OF
Roman Catholic faith who como to Rome
10 attend tho silver wedding OF King
Humbert and Queen Margaret. This
decision will apply also to represent "a. .
tives OF Catholic sovereigns. In the
case OF Protestant sovereigns who attend
the wedding no such general rule has
bnap rnada
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01

projectile broke into pieces By the sim
pie conclusion. After which the as.
saulted party quietly arrested his as
sailant and led him up to the mayors
Office. Careful research failed to defin-
itely determine whether this was due to
the mediocritY of the brick or the re-
sisting qualities of the skull. 1t may
have been the power of mind over mat
ter.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
Death of Geb. Ber,ian.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-Genecai
Hiram Berdan, inventor OF tho famous
Berdan long range finder torpedo aud
ride, died suddenly at the Metropolitan
Club In this city this evening, Hs had
been III for some time with angin. pee.
toris. He was engaged in game of
chess with Admiral Crosby; suddenly
his head dropped and he began 20
breathe heavily aud expired almost in
atautlY
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
Ali Eool,a Day.

1t is April 1, and the small boy reigns
supreme with bricks concealed under
hats, with OLD pocket. books stuffed with
paper, with placards for the backs of
unsuspecting people, with startling in
formation of an entirely unreliable ma
ture. This is good day to bear in mind
that hard faced ipjunetion: "Believe
nothing that you hear and not more
than half what you see." But All FOOLS
Dag is going out of use along with that
Other relic of no one knows how many
ages of barbarism, st. Valentines day.
And the older man gets the more posi-
tive he is as to their utter folly. Gu eer
about that.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01

ON Tuesday next (the 2sth) we will
begin sacrifice sale of carpet remnants,
odd pieces of furniture and sets of china
of which few pieces have been broken.
Call early and secure the best bargains
you ever bought. The e. II. Stewart
Furniture Co.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Virginia; Fair this morn
Ing, threatening weather and possibly
local shOwers during tho evening. The
conditions continue favorable for fair Sun-
day; warmer Saturday, cooler Sunday;
westerly winds.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
DR. III. A. SIMS.

Has opened offices In rooms 10 and IL
Moomaw building.
All parties indebted will please call and
ephones FAC and 247. 3S1m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
GOOD FRIDAY AT THE CAPITOL.
The President Passes an Unusu.
ally Quiet Day.

Clerks of the Appropriation Committees
Compiling the Legislation of the Last
Congress-Secretary Carlisle Makes
Several Important Office Changes and
Strikes Terror to the Hearts of Dis
trict Employees.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01

wv N. HANFF,
wv Tuner and Repairer I3O Salern
avenue Rrefers to Hollins Institute. 22tf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01

There Is a new cart in town to-day.
T. s. Kennerly owns it, and it lisa brand
new style of street sprinkler. 1t is well
come as the flowers that bloom in the
winter. There is no just reason for it.
but unless the streets are sprinkled the
sweeper will not get up the dirt. Now
Kennerly wants to get that sprinkler 4
operation, he got in hole on his
sprinkllng last year and wants to get
out this IL he can. But there is hitch
in his programme. The Gas and Water
Company charges him stiff price for
its second hand "gentle dew from
heaven" and will not let him draw it
from the fire plugs. They want sepa-
rate plugs put in. The reason given
Ia that, as he cannot turn the valve wide
open, there Is danger of dirt and pebbles
getting in the gate and blocking the
screw. Now this is all nonsense. The
fire plugs all screw to the left and the
main gate travels up the stem with a
guide on each side to prevent it getting
out OF place. Now when the gate is
raised the pressure is against whatever
dirt or gravel there may be in the main
and out 1t comes. Should the gate be
lifted only an inch the same thing is
equally true. The gate could not pos
sibly be shut with pebble under it,
and If any obstruction should be met a
single turn would let it out The town
wants to see that sprinkler started.
*Ax
What Is 1t?
The Telautograph is little out of
order. The following was ground out
last night. 1t Is apologized for in ad-
vance. It has been read by every man
in the Office, and as none Is the wiser
for reading the natural conclusion is
reached that, 1T is the embodiment of
wisdom:
HICRoDE AND TRICuINA.
The microbc pcrched on the wing OF death,
And laughed with microbic glec;
An embristled Trichinc with 6ated breath
Porcincly bored in the marshy lea
But with husky voice the borcr cried,
Ills mulllcd tubes bemmed in by fat:
loui hnnt Tor engagements I've denied,
And scheme, while know what I'm nj
You iutter on through chcerless space
And sometimes strike man,
While locked In safe abiding place
Gravcly laugh as laugh can.
The microbe thought, II think 1t could,
-, And asked for Bacteria's thought
The latter that he could II he would
And the former thought that he ought
Thus union was made of would and could,
Gaunt Trichina's lonesome will,
Combining language could would and should
Trinity they fashioned, willy nil.
grand trust In secret was carefully made
To rid this sad world OF their prev:
They urged .'man'B" of earth and want but
the spade,
We must send him home to stay
So coniunctivc they with arms entwincd,
Through space sought pleasures new
On an idea they hit. which is now Defined
That OF lesscning man by making him few
Thus they bowled through air with logged
song,
And gurgled their glowering lay,
MAN may lingcr, but wont wait long,
For we've come here to stay.
$50 Wen roll and bowl and galop through
HummiDg bacterial sigh,
With maarious wing we'll touch mans face
And polish our blades while we watch him
die
"He may live IL he care, by methods secure,
Feed as he WILL on sweet heather may lie
While bounding through space his body will
TO the home where we live but it's where
he'll de-
n n2w
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
CAFE.
115 JEFFERSON STREET.

Breakfast, $50 to 8. Ok c.nts
Dinner, IL to Observation-Disclosures, az cents
Gupper, 6 to Observation-Disclosures. % cents
Services Ia carte at all hours
Oysters fresh every day and served In all styles.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
ID. ID. BARBOUR. ID. II. MATsON.
POANOKE SANITARY PLUMBING
IA COMPANY.

Practical plumbers and gas-fitters.
HtterB' eupplies. Estimates mado on the
isnproved and sanitary styles of plum bling
All work guaranteed. j. MELHORN.
superintendent, No. 10 South JefYerson
treet, Roanoke, Va. 1261y
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
THE TIMES TElAUTOGRAPHS.
Specials to Our Reporters by
Slack Wire.

Tho Sprinkler and the Fire Piugs-A. j
divers Tale of Brick-The Tragic
and Fiendish Conspiracy of a Microbe
and Trichina Done Into Rhyme-A Ca
nine Pastel.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
The Passover Festival.

Pesach, the Easter festival, Is Nissen,
was observed by the Israelites of Roam
oke last night at the synagogue on
Henry street. 1t is based on the re.
demption of Israel from bondage and
the observance rests on exodus, xiii, S.S,
and Deuteronomy, xvi, 1.8. The passover
embodies the idea of civil and religious
free dom and has deep N Gaming to the
devout and cultured Hebrew for it gym
bolizes the final attainment Of Israels
redemption and rehabilitation.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
Mikes Little Joke,

By the way, there is 6 strong proba-
bility Of our being called "tar-heels" If
the vitrified bricks continue to perspire
as they did yesterday under the infiu-
ence of the DAiden breath of summer.
MIKE.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-01
a Canine Pastel.

am only dog, but it's not my fault,
and whatever eccentrlcities l develop
lay to the door of ignorance and not in.
tent. I've been walked on by horses,
I've been rolled under wheels, visited
fires without rebuke from my many
masters, but with many a kick from
fremen, I've had rush OF trade on nv
digestive organs one day, and an awful
lull the next. l have changed my CON-
plexion in an ink barrel and stolen my
hue from the emerald telegraph poles.
L have watched cement and bricks
hurled together and called homes. I've
cut my feet on jagged stones while pick
ing out my final resting place, but never
will forget my first and last interview
with Campbell avenue sweeper.
How got into one is study but how
I GOT out Is mathematical problem
Calisthenics, revolutions, buzz saw
shampoo, quick brush off, and as
WAS launched into space mangled tor.
rler who started with me sighed "next."
picked my poor companion up and car
lied him to open sewer, but though
choked with dust he would not drink
and as pressed my face close to his, no
gasped malaria! summer! lookout.
Though die of thirst will not drink"
After brushing the dust from his eyes
he hymned the sad story of existence
ana passed into the future with its last
echo.-MIKE.
Fixing Sidewalks.
Dr. d. ID. Kirk is entitled to credit for
starting this very general movement to.
ward good sidewalks. Another stretcb
is going in on the west side of Jefferson
street, between Salem avenue and
Campbell street. Commerce street neeaa
fixing up too. and II the property owners
would take hold of it the city would helm
them out all 1t can. Good sidewalks are
a chapter in morality.
M
a Very Weak Brick
A. j. Oliver, the colored lawyer. in
speaking of the materials used in the
erection OF buildings, said yesterday
that some OF tho bricks used were 70
weak that they wouldn't hang together
In the air until they hit man, and
cited an instance which occurred on
avenue where man [colored
vas hit in the head with brick and tho
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

L'hon. M. Mckinley gouverneur
de POhio, Went d'etre de nouveau
nomm6 par=e parti republican, de
Get Etat, CONNIE candidat au me-
me poste.
Ii est probable QUEEN 1896 l'hon.
M. Mckinley sera candidat q Ia
Pr6sidence des Etats- UDis.
Et q moins que La situation fnan-
ciere ne s'am6liore singulierement
d'ici Ia ct quele parti democratic
que (Grover Clevelandl lie premier)
ne montre franchement CO quill
veut faire, il ny a gu3re de doute
qu'un retirement considerable
dams lopinion p%ublique aura lieu
q cette 6poque.
Qui vivra vera.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

Nous prions ceux qui ne sont
pas en- reggie avec administration
do notre journal, de nous fare
parvenir imm6diatement lie mon
tant guile nous dolvent.
Nous esperons done que les re
retardataires ferout diligence ct
comprendront que nous ne pou
vons pas leur envoyer lie journal
pendant des annees sans renume
ration aucune. ST vous ne pouyez
payer le tout. envcysz au MONS
une partie.
Tout argent devra nous etre
transmis par lettre enregistree OF
a maudat de poste don't lie cod1
sera q nos charges ct que nos de'
biteurs p%ourront d6duire dq mon
tant qu'ils nous doivent. Nous &C
cepterons aussi des tlmbres poste'
dc I'M GU deux centins.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

Malgr6 toute Ia rage DIES franco
phobes de tout accabit, la langue
franchise est encore la langue di-
plomatique ct le trait6 d'extradi.
ton conclu .recemment entire Ia
Russie ct les tats- Unis a etc re.
dig6 en- francais par les ministre
d'Alexandre III.
Apres avoir etc tradult en- an.
glais, a Washington, il a etc SOU
mis- au President Cleveland.
BIT c'est au moment Oh la Fran
ce est, plus qu'elle ne la jamais
Ste, en- 6tat de d6fendre cette SUI
pr6matie que des fanatiques aux
vues aussi etroites que leur cerveau
viennent parler de la disparitio1
de la langue FRANCHISE!
Pauvre gens!H
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

LIE correspondent du Catho1at
News a Rome Went de t6l6gra-
phier a &c journal que le Pape
await envoy6, lie cinq courant, 3
tous les 6veques des Etats-U nis.
un document de la plus haute i'm
portance, relativement q la ques.
ton des 6coles. !.
On salt que, il y a quatre mois
environ, le st. siege await deman-
de q chacun des 6veques des Etats-
Unis son opinion personnelle sur
l'adoption des plans de Faribault
ct de Saltwater.
Or Leon XIII s'est declare en-
favour de Topinion exprim6e par
la mqjor1t6 de l'episcopat ameri-
cain.
Cette majorit6 est-elle POUR, est
ellie coNTRE le plan de, Mgr Ire
land?
That is the question.
MATS 6tant donn6 CO qui s'est
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Francois ct Catalogues

La semaine derniere, st Paul
6tait en- liesse.
Une grande demonstration pu.
blique await lieu a l'occasion de la
completion du Great Northern
Railway, reliant directement les
deux Villes -Smurs aux c0tes du
Pacifque.
Venant imm6diatement apres
une troupe de Peaux Rouges, on
voyait un canot dams lequel Sc
trouvaient six voyageurs franeais
pagail en- main ct chantant les
BONES vieilles chansons d'antan.
Sur lie cote de cette l6gere en-
barcation on lisait:
Ceci est lie canot employee par lie P6re
Hennepin, pour remonter lie MISSISSIPPI
en- 1880.
Apres, venaient une vingtaine de
coureurs des bois, portant le costu-
me original de ces audaeieux aven-
turiers.
Pu1s, suivant de pres cette avant
garde de la civilisation, apparut
la croix d une pauvre chappelle,
fate de troncs de ch6nes bruts,l ct
couverte d'6corce de bouleau.'a ''
Au dessous, ces mots:
Facsimile de la chapelle constitute en-
194l par lie Pere Galtier, ct de laquelle
st. Paul tire son nom.
Enfn, dams une voiture, accom-
payne DIES Rev. P4res Gros et
GEMS, lie Rev. P6re Cotton, cure
de Centreville, le hardi mission.
naire du Nord-O Quest qui, dams Fac.
complissement de sa mission subj.
me, cut les deux jambes complete
ment gel6es.
LIE Pere Cotton fut q la peine
il est a phonneur.
Ce nest que justice.
Mails quill 6tait doux au cau1
de tout catholique, quill 6tait dou1
au occur de celui qui sent dams ses
veines -couler quelques EQUITIES dc
saag gaulois, ce grandiose specta
Gle, faisant revivre le pass6 dams L
present, ct dams lequel, a la place
[d'honneur, on voyait des explora
teurs Francois ct DIES missionnai
res Catholiques!!
LIE role de notre race ct celui de
notre religion dams le Nouveau.
Monde sont Inserts ep caract6re
indel6biles au grand livre de This.
toire, lis. y brillent dun 6clat que
ne sauront jamais ternir nj la rags
des orangistes, nj le fanatisme
|des anti-etrangers.
Du Nord au Sud, de l'Fst I
POuest, partout, on trouye DIES ira.
ces du sang qu'ont r6pandu pou1
Ia cause de la civilization ct pou1
celle de Independence am6ricaine
lie Francois ct le Catalogue.
&c pass6 glorieux ne saurait
s'efacer.
Et une fois de plus l'on peut di.
re:
Costa Del per Frances.
r. r. L.
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INCR0YABLE

Nous concevons parfaitement
qu'en France on matt pas .voulu
risquer au plus petit DIES hasards
les chefs-d'oeuvre des anciens mai
tres, ct qu'on matt envoy6 a Iex-
position de Chicago que DIES ia
bleaux pouvant Sc remplacer a
prix d'argent.
On a agi sagement 81 nous en-
.jugeons par CO qui Went d'arriver.
La refine Marguerite d'Italie par
6gard pour la memoire C%hristophe
Golomb, un g6nois, await consenti
a envoyer a. Chicago, une quantit6
de dentelles dun prix inappr>( cia-
BILE ct pour lesquelles lie gouverne-
ment DIES Etats-Unis await dome
une caution de 100000.
En- meme temps que ces pr6cieux
souvenirs, etepour WELLER sur eux,
la refine envoya une dame de con-
fance la Comtesse di Brazza.
|. Samedi, les males contenant &c
pr6cieux envoi fut transport6es
dams la "Woman's Building" sous
I'escorte DIES douaniers; des danes
du Consulat italien, du Consul tia
lien lui meme ct de deux d6tecti
YES.
Quelle ne futspas la stup6factio1
de tous les assistants quand OF
s'apercut que trente pieces d.
ces dentelles avaient disparu.
Un cahlegramme fut enyoy6 i'm
m6diatement a la refine dIfalie g
Pon essaya mails en- vain de tent
ce vol secret.
Toute la police est sur pied.
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La ferule donnee blen a propos
Duluth, Mimi, u JUN l89;

Duluth, Mimi, II JUN 1898,
LIE reporter de la presse quot
dienne qui, malgr6 son manque de
savoir vivre ct des mani6res alta
bles ct poles, cachet distinctif de
la vraie civilization, est dependant
consider6 CONNIE le' reprelentant
incontest6 du sentiment public ct
des id4es courantes en- vogue dams
la soci6te, donne aux valsseaux an.
glaie, aux officers anglais ct aux
6quipagas anglais, le pas sur tous
les autrt 8 ~visiteurs internationaux
q la Forteresse Munroe.
II nest pas dificile de concevoir
pourquol les anglais, depuis, l'ami
raj jusqu'A l'homme de peine alta
che 3 Ia rame, obt1ent les 6logss
du reporter. L'Angla1s, qui nous
d6teste ct nous m6prise du fond du
cmnr, est ici pour remplir nne mis-
sion. O'est 90 besogne inoessante
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-06-15

Ter, loraque pon salt gully a Gu
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nous n'en demandons pas plus.
MATS nous nous m'fons du levaiD
des Pharisiens ct des Saduc6ens.
JEAN.BAPTIsTE DULUTH.