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SOMEWHERE.

Somewhere Ia the distant future, cleaning
softly through the night,
The rays of sweet eontentment tinge tho shad-
oWs golden bright:
And my burden gently lightens at the fast APP
preaching day,
For the peacefulness 81 dreaming drives the
pull d: doubt away.
Somewhere. full Of blessings, id the time that
is TO be,
A crown Of precious victory ! know Is waiting
me;
And tho thoughts Of coming events wipe AWAY
the bitter tear,
As tho melody OF promise falls caressins on
my car.
somewhere-and man knows not how soon the
beams may creep
Into the shuttered window to bid him sink to
sleep,
TO wake beyond the moaning Of this stormy.
rocky shore,
And realize the meaning Of rest forever
more
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the wing, but noticed that the clerk
was examining me as il mailing COM
rison of my appearance with q de-
scription In his mind A hall boy was
sent MP one fight to my room with me
The Office is two hundred feet away.
81 told him | was tired and was going
Immediately to bed. The moment he
left me slipped down the stairs, u
was ten o'clock. There was one.
chance Id d hundred that the door Of
the ladyss entrance was not locked.
The hall boy had gone to the office TO
report. There was no one in the
hall The door had not been locked.
went out softly. The side street was
deserted There was one haclSman ut
the corner on his box waiting for some
ono, but he was asleep. ! heard him
snorc. took roundabout course and
here am.
Il am satisfied that You have made q
mistake in Judgment, said Fenning.
..If You are known as Mrs Hendricks
or as being in communication with
Hendricks, this is where they will look
for you.
ssBut they need not find me, Nothing
will be done till morning. / locked
nv room door and they believe am in
my bed. We have got the night before
us. Remember this officer may have Q
requisition. =
sNonsense.' replied Fenning. You
have done exactly what he has ex-
pected acted suspieiously. lie ts
simply keeping track OF you. I'll wire
to Laran for instructions.
Fcnning got up.
You waste time," said the lady
putting her hand on his arm. Under
stand that everything depends at this
moment ON my being able to reach
Laran. 4 hundred possibilities may
intervene before tomorrow. You
must ship me from here early In the
morning
.sShip you? HoH?''
with your goods. 7
Fenning considered q moment.
II understand you, he said. II
may be possible. 8
ut IS Imperative 7 she replied.
.sTell Miss Laport that she must
change dresses with me and lend me
her veil. Take her home and leave
me here. must go ont at five o'clock
| with your goods. When you receive q
visit from the officer, it will depend
| upon your wit in handling him, II
get to the bayou ahead OF him. Here
are three snap pictures Of him took
with detective camera at different
times. This one was taken in New
York and the neektie is red-don't Tor
get--it may help you. z
s.But, said Fenning 1T is impossible
for you 70 be boxed.
Nothing IS impossible just now
| she replied calmly.
At half-past FIRE o'clock the next
| morning d mnIe truck was loaded with
| three large and about twenty small
| boxes at the side entrance of Fenning'
| place and driven away. It was
familiar scene 70 those IN the neighbor.
hood. Just before the two men who
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fsenning looked grave. s.Ahl. he
said, as they sat down. Do you re-
member the eontent tsp

Fenning locked grave. s.Ahl'' he
said, as they sat down Do you ro-
member the eontents2 2a
CLEARLY. ~
ITO whom were they addressed?' r.
ITO Hendricks, in Washington. Can
You get me to the bayou fo-nightt?'
Fenning shook his head. Il can
get y6u on the way he said. 1T is
thirty miles to Upton county. must
say that am surprised at your coming
here. There Is nothing at all can
be proved against you and you run the
risk of connecting this Office in the
chain of suspicious. whatever they are. Z
ssBut, said the woman, lit is inper-
atively necessary to all interests that
get to Laran.
What have you got about your per-
son?'
Papers and money she replied,
Immediately taking packet from her
bosom and handing Ii to F'enrfng and
pulling rol1 ii bills from her satcle1.
He placed both hi h large envelope
and put ii In an alnner breast pocket.
lis that Miss Laport7?r she asked, re-
ferring to the young woman id the
outer office:
aYas, replied Fenning.
aCan you trust hcr?''
Certainly She is very grateful on
her fathers account, but she is queer"
''Can you get her to change dresses
with me?a
''What do You want to do?''
ssThe quickest and safest thing.
Some one followed me to st. Louis.
When took the boat thought had
lodged him. Just as was about to
land / saw him through the cabin
window. had telegraphed to the
hotel here for room ! came to the
hotel in d hack. As passed the main
entrance TO reach the Indies entrance
on the other street, saw the man in
the vestibu1e of the office. He had got
there before me. He must have seen
my telegram. !
lyon should have stayed there and
faced him, . said Fenning. 1T would
have been absolutely impossible to.
connect you with the operations at
Laran. =
You forget. she replied, II had
papers. believe the Central office in
New York has got the key to our
cipher. AT all events, several things
have occurred lately which have
hastened me west. When arrived at
the hotel, the register was brought to
me III the ladV's waiting room. was
given No. 40 on the second floor in
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Al Suggestion.

Featherstone I've just dashed on D
few verses and put them inside of this
valentine for Miss Summit. and only
hope she'll read them.
Rugway You would better let nc
address the envelope. She knows yoar
hand writing -BrooisIra Life
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Bullets In d Lump OF cssal.

rive bullets we're discharged from o
lump OF coal which Henry Ionas, q
colored preacher Of ST. Louis. Ind Just
put on his crate. Some Of the missiles
took effect In the reverend gentle lemafl i
person. His parishioners ascribe the
event to supernatural causes
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ICoPYRIGHr. 1884 j
CHAPTER VIIL-cosrrsuEp.

CHAPTER VITL-CoNTrNUED.
81 told yon before, . said Hendricks,
somewhat testify, .that the purpose
and expense were not part of your con-
sideration. What win it cost2''
well, sir, suppose rude but solid
bracket road can be built on one wall
for about six thousand dollars mile.
That's very nearly hundred thou
sand dollars for sixteen miles Let us
say hundred and fifty thousand. Can
we put up an electric engine Il 1t Is
got in here by piecemeal and make
the trucks and cars il the iron work Is
supplied?o
.sUnqnestionably, = replied Laport.
"Then the railroad question Is set
tied" said Hendricks Now the light
ing system. MY idea is to run the fur
mace chimney through the roof where
the crust is not over ten feet thick and
carry it up at the end of the house we
are TO build over the entrance. But
you viii see what our difficulty is. We
want light to build the road, and until
the road is built we cannot get our
dynamo and engine into the cave, for
they must come in at the other end. =
81 would suggest temporary light
ing arrangement, = said Laport. .'The
difficulty of delivering most Of the ma
terial at this end can be overcome. =
Yes, but the difficulty of transpor-
tation at this end cannot be overcome.
We have to haul our stuff from the
nearest railroad and that Is only a
poorly equipped branch. 1t is next to
impossible TO pull the material over
the run until roads are made and we
have the water almost at our door III
tho south rest.
ID ret
any heavy material through those pas
sages at present and it Is not impossi--
Bile to wheel here from the nearest
point until your road is completed.
s.How long will It take to build the
road2''
Laport laughed. 1T Is q question
Of supply Of iron and number Of work
men,
very well, we have al winter. I
will furnish you with gang of fifty
men. Ii the road Is done by next May
/ shall be satisfied. =
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REMARKABLE TREMoRs.
Effects OF Earthquakes Felt at Great Disc
tances.

Effects OF Earthquakes Felt at Great Disc
tances.
Two yerv remarkable occurrences are
connected with the earthquake that
destroyed large part of Thebes, In
Greece, lii April last. AT birmingham,
England, delicate pendulum, sils-
pended for the purpose Of recording
earth tremors, exhibited marked dis
turbance about fourteen minutes after
the principal shock occurred at Yhebes-
The observers at Birmingham attribs
,1ted the disturbance Of their pendulum
to the transference Of the shock across
Europe from Greece to England, the
rate at which 1t travelled being about
one hundred and ten miles q minute
On the same night Dir. Gill, the Ems
glish astronomer at the Cape of Good
Hone, observed extraordinary undula-
tions Of the surface OF the mercury
which he was using 70 detect errors Of
level, and which continued during haIG
an hour.
Dr. Gill thinks that these. like tbs
tremors noticed at Birming ham, may
have originated in the same disturbance
IL the eartl1's crust that prGaneed the
disaster at Thebes. Apparently hoW-
ever. If the undulations were conveyed
all the way from Greece to the southern
end Of Africa, they came from z differ
ent shock from that which manifested
its effects at Birmingham, for the un~
dulations were noticed by Pr, till bee
fore that particular shock had been felt
at Thebes.
These are by no meaus tho first iIa-
stances Id which pereeptible effects
from earthquakes have been noticed
hundreds and even thousands Of miles
from the focus of the shocks. x Youths
|
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No rrlniarlings'


One Of the less important witnesses
III a small trial was q fniely sort OF q
man with mincing little step that
made the judge frown as hc came to
the stand The attorney asked him
his name, age and occupation.
81 can't tell you my age, he tw1t-
tered.
..Why mote Don't you know itas in
quired the attorney.
Yes, sir: bnt should prefer not e,
tell it. Y
But the court wants to know what
it Is. I
And must decline TO tell il =
BY this time the judge was ont of pa
tienee.
sMr @ fficer. he said, addressing the
bailiff, remove that lady from no
! witness stand and escort her out 81 tbs
court room Call the next witness. -s
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tENTE 4 L'AMIABLE
L'HABITATION ST-BERNARD.

CETTE HABITATION EST SITUEE A
un mile de 1hiGodaux ellie mesure six
afpents lie face sur lie Rayou Lafeurche par
quatre= Ningt de pfotondeir, aiusi que tautes
les hatisses Y attenant Suererle, maIson de
llditre. malson deconome ct cabaneS pour
les :rayailieurs. lie tout est en- partait ordre
ct pressure men En- outre - mulets. char
rcttes Ct outiis aratoires; 81 arpents de
platt. lei arpents de premiere aimee ct 30 lie
seeort}e aimee: environ 80 arpents de mas
ct lit barils de CHARLTON.
Pour les conditions s'adresspr i
- J. NJ. NERGNOLE.
- Is Decatur Street, New Orleans.
To Dee. Fl -iSti5.
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EXGusSION.

ia semaine a tres nal commence pour
cenx qnl admettent que lie dimanche
est lie premier jour de la semaine ct
pour ceux qHi prttendent que c'est
e d%ernier jour, ellie Il tres MAJ fini.
Nous he nous sommes pas conner la
peine d'approfondir la question, mais
nous sommes d~opinion, s,il faut en-
eroire th.stofre sainte. qneie diman.
che est bien le septieme ct ,e aernier
jour de Ii semaine, ct pan consequent
le jour de repos, ainsi que lie jour OH
les d6s9uvrts cherchent dies dlstrac-
tons ct proficient de toutes les occa.
slons pour sen p%rocurer.
Il ny a done rien de plus natnrci
CUE davoir VI dimanche dernier. nos
spoftnen p%rofiter f~occasion qui leur
etalt offerte par les steamers Louisia-
M ct Matte pour assister aux diver.
easements qni devaient avoir lieu ce
]oHr-la Il B~onaldsonville. Quoique lie
Matte soft ARRIVE un peu tard. ct
revenu i Thbodaux lie lendemain a
6 henres ia matin, tous e qui
etaient a bora dissent qu'ils Sc sont
bien amuses.
Ponvait-til en- etre autrement ?
La Thibodany Band qui passe !, jaste
tire pour 6tre me des meiIeurcs
musiqaes de l'Etat, aecompagnait les
eNeursionnistes qai ont etc t4a1ts.
par ses aceords mtlodieux lie In
monotone du voyage.
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lie senateurs Blanchard ct Catfery
ct lie JUICE Semmes ont fait de longs
arguments devant lie contr6leur
Bowler les quatre dernlers jours de
la semaine dernlere pour lie convaincre
quill n'avait pas lie droit de sc poser
en- JUICE de Ia constitutIonalite dies
lois du congress ct que son devoir
Gtait 6talt de signer les che
qnes qui devaient faire tenir aux
planteurs %sucriers la prime que lie
congress leur a aecordee sur lie sucre
fat en- 1891. Mais ee NJ. Bowler
parait avon DIES idees bien arr6tees
sur Ia position quill a prise, on plut6t
que lu auralt fait prendre lie secre-
taire Carlisle. ct il est douteux quill
Sc decide au bout des trois semaines
quill c%onsacrera leSamenZd es
autorltts, d fare droit i Ia iuste
reclamation dies sueriers de Ia Loui-
shane.
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Les organisateurs de Ia grande
foire qul doit etre donn6e le 81 de
ce mos ct lie Ter Septembre sur
Thabitation Melodia, font de grands
prtparatlfs pour recevoir grandement
les nombreux vislteurs qu'lls atten-
dent.
II suftit que la Thibodaux Band
soft la pour attlrer une foule de
monde.
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Les Y. NJ. b. A., de Lafourche
wont faire construire SUI lemplace-
mcnt autrefois occupe par lie restau-
rant de NJ. John Thomassi, un ele-
gante hatisse qui pourra servir CONNIE
restaurant on CONNIE magasin. Cette
batisse aura % pieds de facade sur
trente deuX de profondeur.
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la PRIME.

Enhn lie cOntroleur Bowler en- a
fini avec la question du Bounty. II
est annonce qu'll ne prendra aucune
decision avant lie retour du secretaire
du Tresor, Mr.. Carlisle, retour qull
ne faut pas attendre avant le Ter
Septenbre. MN. Henderson. Gallery.
Blanchard ct lie JUICE Semmes ont eli
a defendre devant lie controleur HI
cause DIES planteurs Iouisianais.
CurenX spectacle, que lie voir uois
senateurs TRANSFORMERS en- ~avocats. ct
defendre devant un empiovG subal-
terne de Tune DIES sections de lEXe-
cuff, "a loi qu'ils avaient aide 4
passer, lie legislator pris Il partie par
son emplove, ct essayant de lui pron-
yer Ia jnstcsse de son action, lie
pouvolr souverain oblige de slumilier
devant lomnipotence dun homme 4
sa merci. Hien en- falt dareuments
ma semhle avoir PRISE sur liniexil3n
Bowler. Il Sc renferme dams Ia
question de SAVIOR 81 Ia loi est conStl-
tutionnellc on non, II lul importe
peu que lie Congress ait vote Ia loi ct
ait a%pproprie lie montant d'argent
voulu pour la faise executor; quest
ce lie congress i cote de Mr. Bowler.
administration Il bosom dies cinq
millions appropries par lie Congress
pour lie Placement de la prime, alors,
ellie les garde tout supplement. Mais
pour ne pas paraitre malhonnete, on
a pris I'M homme de paille a qui a etc
devolu Ia tache de danser deyant lie
public. TT c'est lie SecrGtaire qui
fournlt Ia mot d'ordre, c'est-a-dire
quill souffie lie chant, tandis que lie
president conduit au lOin toute
| atlaire. Car, il est mcontestable one
81 lemplovG Bowler await agi contre
lie desir de ses chefs, il aurait deia
etc mis- "A la porte, tandis qu'au
c%ontraire, il semble tous les iouIs
acquerlr de importance.
Et pendant &c temps-la, les NAL
heureuS qui await pris DIES engage
ments fin juliet compliant sur lie
Placement de la prime, sOnt en- train de
faire ~failllte, ct connaissent toutes les
otfres dun veritable assassinat finan-
cier. Mas tout va blen, les cinq
millions qui auralent du Gtre pages,
sont conserves dams lie Tresor grace
aux pantalonnades du controller, ct
lie S~ecretaire sera content de la con-
dulte de son subordonne. Quinn
porte lie NAL fait a quelques uns, 81
Ion peat conserver un peu d'argent
dams ces pauvres cotfres que lie gou-
vernement actuel ma reussi 4 remplir
que grace a DIES emissions repetees
de bonds qui, faites en- Angleterre,
mettent lie Tresor DIES Etats-U nis
pratiquement sous lie contr0le du
syndicat qui est a Ia t6te de lem
prunt.
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4 Occasion de Ia fpire qui dot
avolr lieu sur l'habitation Melodla, le
81 de ce mois ct lie premier Septembre.
NM. Tetreau & Gle, en- vue de don
ner aux personnes de ThibodauS
toutes les facilities de s'y rendre.
mettra a leur disposition ses omnibus.
pour la modioue somme de soiXantt
quinze cents, aller ct retour.
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La fore qui a Gu lieu dlmanche
dernler au Canal Harang, pour lie
b6n6fice de l6gllse de Notre Dame du
Rosairc a dome la tres mcdiQue
recette de $3.50. II paraitrait que lie
temps a etc tres mauvals. Mas lie
Pere Cohnen ne Sc discourage pas
pour celia Il Sc propose den bonner
une seconde vers Ia fin du mois de
Septembre.
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L'Excurslon dc ThibodauS a
Donaldsonvllle Il bord du Steamer
Louisiana partie a Z heures du matin
est arrivee d destination a aeuS heu-
res ct Gemie.
Celle du Matte partie n heure
plus tard est arriyee vers quatre
heures ct demi du solr.
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Demain, dimanche, dolvent avon
lieu, 81 lie temps lie permet, au Pare
Tetreau, les premieres grandes cour-
ses donntes sous les auspices du
ParL AMI Excursion Clad, de Thibo-
daux. lie connie arrangement
ainsi que tous les autres comites
mont rien nc-Iigt pour bonner tout
l'attrait qu,une sembIable Inaugural
ton demandc. Nous espGrons, ct
nous sonhaltons qu'elle sera couronne
du succls Ic plus complet.
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Mr.. Howard, de Ia maison Howard
Delong ct Gle, e%ontracteur pour la
construction DIES tater Horks est
venn reinforcement dams notre vile.
aceompagne dun ing6nieur emplov6
CONNIE tel par II compaenie= de
chemin de=fer. - Comme tous lie
monde, Get ingtnieur, en- examlnant
ie travail qni a etc fat pour supper
ter lie tank, a Gt6 davis que les
foundations etaient insutfisantes. ct
que les tuyauS qui devaient lie tenir
debout ct perpendlcuIaire ne sont
d%'aucune utilize. II Sc propose d.y
remedier en- renforeant lie pillier.
Nous croyons que son plan qnl dot
etre mis- a execution tres prochaine-
ment rtpondre au butqu'il Sc propose.
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lie nouvel Hotel Dupatv a. de

rro"FI f1otor p q, UeI-
Increment onvert ses portes au
public. Dams ce nouvel etablisse-
ment on y.troave toutes commodities
qu'on peut dtsirer. La table est
p%ourvue de tout ce que lie march6
peut otfrir de meillenr. lie cafe est
pouryu de meilleures liqueurs. Les
chambres sont bien AGREES ct comfor-
tablement bien garnies ct la cuisine
ne laisse rien 4 desirer. C'est. sans
contredit, fh6tel lie mieux Unstable dn
Bayou Lafourche.
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Louis Coulon. un DIES membres du
oarreau de Montlueon, France, sest
falt raser, pour Ia premiere, a lise
de douze ans a quatorze n "a
barbe await I'm pied de long ct mali
tenant 81 longueur est de huit pieds.
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lie JUICE Stephen j. Field, de Ia
cour supreme ftdtrale, a celtbrt
lundi lie trente-deuXieme anmversaire
de son entrte dams lie hant tribunal.
Il as ans ct u droit a Ia =~retraite.
mails il paralt que son ambition serait
d'etre demenre plus lon4temps JUICE
Gu alican Dc SIS predecessor. Le
JUICE Marshall ayant oecup6 &c poste
pendant tFenteqaatre ans, cinq =mois
Ct ENG ioars. i ne faat qa'un peu dc
patience ~ JUICE Field pour K
surpasser.
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La recolte de mais du Kansas sera
assez forte cette aimee, dit-on, pour
approvlsionner lie pays entier ct en-
fournir Il r~6traneer. On rtvalue a
plus de 300 ,000, 600 lie boisseauX.
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lie Major Andrew Hero, IN des
republicans dies mleux connns ct DIES
plus manquants de rEtat a admls.
dams Il entrevue quill a en- dernie-
rement que Ia rumeur de Ia
fusion DIES republicans ct DIES popu-
listes etait fondee.
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.s7@ Ceur qui doireat pour obon-
aement ou impressions sont prizes DC
renir rfgler dans le Plus bref dflai,
arec +. SAMOAN,
Editeur-Gerant.
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he eapitole dAlbany (New-York)
a d6ja coutG $21 GOO 600 ct lie gou-
verneur Morton Went encore Gle signer
une appropriation dc $4,000, 600
pour completer Get editice.
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Abonnez-vous 4 Ia SENTINELLE.
L'abonnement est settlement &c 500
par an, payables d'avance.
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Mr.. Dominique Harang qni dlrige
Ihabltallon Chactow fait placer
dams la sucrerie un moulin a SIX
roulcaux ct I'M fourneau pour bruler
In haoasse.
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II pleut Journellement au Canal
Harang, ce qui falt les chemins
reinforcement de plus en- plus boueuS.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-24

L'Etat de la Louisiana, en- Ia
personne de son gouverneur, est citee
a comparative prochainement devant
Ia cour supreme a Washington pour
expliquer certains fats relatifs au
choix dies jI.rGs en- Louisiana. Nu
quill ny a personne qui soft autorise
a remplacer lie g%ouverneur pendant
son absence. les fonctions de lieute-
nantgouverneur ct de president du
senat etant ~vacantes, Tavocat-oGneral
Cunningham sera charge de ~reprtsen-
ter lEtat.
Lair national anglals, 'GOd save
the Queen fut d'abord compose en-
francais par Nine de Brinon i Iocca-
sion lie la visite du roi Louis NV a
Madame de Malntenon au convent de
St-Cyr. lie monarque y await etc
recu avec grande pompe ct I'm chmur
de 300 ieunes files chanta
Grand Dieu, sauveZ lie roi !!
Grand Dieu, vengez lie roi
Nive lie roi.
Qua jamals glorieux
Louis vitorieux
Aoye ses ennemis
Toujours soum's
avec lequel lis fireut leur airnational.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-08-24

LII compagnie du Canal de Pana-
ma a, dlt-on, assez d'argent en- main
pour pouvoir employer dix mile
ouyriers pendant deux ans.