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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-09-28
Lecture.

The Rev. Nellie Clulow, of Soudan,
who occupies the pulpit of the NJ. E..
church here, will deliver her famous
lecture entitled, ireland, Her Peo-
pie, Their Manner and Customs at
the M. e. church on Friday evening
Oct. It'll. Admission. adults 15c,
Children under II years. 10c.
Those who have had the pleasure Of
hearing Mrs. ClulOw in the above
lecture speak in glowing terms of the
same. Do not fail to hear her.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-09-28
ANOTHER SAW MILL.
Simpson g. Brown, to Build One on Fall
Lake.

Lake.
Before the winter is over Ely and
vicinity will be the possessor of an
other saw mill. Simpson & Brown,
a prominent Minneapolis numbering
firm will erect a saw mill on Fall lake,
having already leased the grounds.
The mill will be located at the old
landing and will be a band mill. The
timber to be cut will be that from the
Swallow & Hopkins tract which
amounts to about fifty million feet.
Arrangements are at present being
perfected for putting in camps and
banking the timber. The mill will be
of inestimable value to those having
timter on the tributary waters mas
much as competition will enhance the
price. The more the merrier and let
them come. We want a sawmill on
Long Lake and some enterprising
firm should look the matter up.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-09-28
Marked Improvements.

r. S. Miller is having a plate glass
front put into his business place
which will materially improve it's ap-
pearance. Louis Sletten will also
put in a plate front in his handsome
store building. The additions being
made by P. r. Vail to his residence
are rapidly nearing completion
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-09-28
Not So in Ely.

1t is claimed men are very scarce on
the Mesaba range, Friday the Au-
burn company advertised for so men
This condition does not prevail on
the Vermilion range. Many of the
Mesaba men are coming ito Ely on
every train in the delusion they can
secure Immediate work. Laborers
are prone to seek theJ Vermilion
mines for the winter months.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-09-28
voting Precinct.

The Fourth precinct of Lake county
has been designated and the Ely Fish
company's Office at Fall lake named as
the polling place. The judges and
clerks appointed are as follows:
Judges, Archie Philip, Fred Stock
bridge and Chas. Stewart. Clerks,
Andrew Stowell and Al. Leighton.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-09-28
Much Earth to Move.

The Drake & Stratton company will
soon begin work on the large stripp-
ing contracts taken by them at the
Biwabik and Fayal mines. At the
former 300,0 900 yards of earth will be
moved and at the latter 400. 900 yards
will be moved. This work will mean
much to Biwabik and Eveleth.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-09-28
MORE OF SECTION 80.
James will Now Have a Contest on His
Hands
numbers.

Hands.
A new phase to the celebrated Sect
ion 30 case developed Monday when
application to contest the rights of
Houghton E. james to the northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter and
the southwest quarter of the north
east quarter and lots l and 2 in 30-63-
IL. The application to contest was
filed by Abner Brotherton but as there
is a motion for review on the part Of
Germania Iron company in the recent
decision of the secretary of the inter-
ior, favorably affecting the alleged
rights of James, the application can
not be acted on till after tits disposed
of. In his original application James
applied for four forties but patent
was inadvertently issued for three Of
them to another person. James then
filed on the single forty with the
stipulation that if the Inadvertently
issued patent to the other three fort
les should we be cancelled that he
should be considered as an applicant
and that he had not waived his rights
Before the patent was cancelled
James relinquished his rights to the
one forty and the commissioner of the
general land office held by relinQuish-
ing the one forty waived his right to
enter the other three. Recently the
secretary of the interior held that by
having made stipulation that he de-
sired to enter the three forties when
they should again be subject to entry
that James had not lost his rights,
thus reversing the commissioner Of
the land office. The Germania Iron
company, which is u~nfavorable affect
ed by the decision of the secretary,
then made a motion for review, as,
already stated.
The application of Brotherton to
contest the rights of III. E, James
under the circumstances is a new and
interesting feature of the Section 80
case. 1t is alleged in the application
that James has not resided on the
land and that his application was not
made out in good faith. Tits further
alleged that in pursuance Of an:agree-
ment entered into about Feb. Is, 1889,
between James and T. j. Monahan,
John Brown, DR.. Alden and j. %.
James, each of the persons named
were to receive an equal right. The
application alleges that II. E. James
is not now in the military and naval
service mol was he Aug. 6, 1895. The
application prays that hearing be
ordered.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-09-28
Operations Begin.

Already operations in the woods are
beginning and everything points to a
very busy season. Murphy's camp
has begun work for the Kaox Lumber
company and yesterday -ahn Dens-
more opened for r. Whiteside at mile
JOG west of the city on the d. & 1. r.
S. McTiver has also opened camp on
White Iron lake. The timber to be
put in Is all for the Knox company
and a large amount will be cut.
Woodsmen are arriving nightly and
are being hired at good wages.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-09-28
Taken in Charge by the County.

Ole Bjornas, of the Shipman hospit-
al went to Duluth Friday with Jos.
Michele who has been at the hospital
for over a year with a broken back.
Michele was taken to the St. Mary's
hospital after which he will be re-
moved to the poor farm and after a
time will in all probability be shipped
to the old country. He is perfectly
helpless and unable to- assist himself
using a patent chair in which to move
about. He has two sons and several
brothers in this country who claim
they are unable to care for b einyalid
properly. The man IL to be pitted.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-09-28
Remarkable Resemblance.


Deputy Sheriff Bates upon his re-
turn from Leadville, Colo, where be
bad gond to see the mar which the
authorities where holding there as
Frank Pernitz alias Frank Zogar, for
the murder of Tony Prenitz in this
city last December, tells of the re-
markable resemblance of the man to
Zogar Mr.. Bates brought with him a
photograph of the man that was be-
Tag held, and the resemblance is mar
reIOus. rnc ucrYuvraSes-.SSGs.Ss---ea CON
plexion, facial and physical contour
and manner we're as like as possible
get a comparison of the two pictures
made it clear that the wrong man was
being held. They might easily be
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-09-28
Valuable Lands in $50.

George Norman came up from Tower
last evening and tomorrow will leave
for his lands in 63-9. Mr.. Norman
has property in this town which will
eventually yield him a large profit.
He showed US some samples of rock
picked from his property which plain
ly shows copper and silver in large
quantities. Considerable land is be-
ing sold in that country and there is
no doubt but what some rich develop
ments will follow. The lands are
directly east of Ely about Is miles.
The prospective railroad from Ely to
Grand Marais will pass through this
country. Mr.. Norman has a quarter
of township of this land.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-09-28
Homestead Patents.

Final homestead patents have been
received as follows at the government
land Office in Duluth:
Benjamin Demo, Demetrio Erspa.
mer, David w. Kraby, Louis Bell
more, John Harris, Andrew Hedstrom,
John Stave, Swan Pearson. Halv0r L.
Westel, Lars B. Asbjornsen, Nels
Erickson. James A. Tucker. John
Davis. Philippe B~fnsfeiu, Jusepn c,
Acker, Adolphus Osborn, Solomon
Lundberg, Cornelius Mullins.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-09-28
New Quarters.

The Ely Cash Grocery company
have leased the Vail corner, last year
occupied by S. Bernstein ahda are re-
moving their goods to the new IuCaU-
ion. Increasing business has made ii
necessary for the firm TO increase
the quarters.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-09-28

State Biologists Winchell and
Grant left yesterday morning for a
trip into the north country.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-22
N RENE 0ouMlc

On des reporters d. la "Patrie"
a eu une courte entrevue avec M.
$ Rene Doumio, qui Went d'arriver
q Montreal
Nous donnons dams un court re-
sumo lie r6sultat de oette entrevue:
Je suis arrive q N-w-Yoik, dit
M. Doum1c, le 27 f5vrier. De
New York, ie me- suis rsndu q
Cambridge, a lUniverslt6 Har-
ward, od j'al fait ma premiere con
ference le Ter q ars. J'en al fait
huit autres, toutes sur Phistoire
du romantisms. J, me suls ensul-
Q rendu q l'Uu,vers1t6 d. Yale,
puts d New.York, od ]'ai fait une
conference q pUniversit6 de Co.
lambda, puis de Ia au college d'A-
delphi, de Drocklyn.
A Baltimore, j'ai fait trois con-
f6rences au feabody Institute. LIE
sujet que i'y al trait6 etc la oriti
que contemporaries en- France. Mon
premi,r entretien q Ste sur NJ,
Brunetlere; mon second sur Le-
mattre; ct mon trolsi6me sur Ana
tole France. Le cardinal Gibbons
assistant gu ,oond de ces entire
ITEMS.
De Baltimore je me suis rendu
q Brynmawr, une uniyerslte de
jeunes files, pres de Philadelph1e,
oh les eleves sont au nombre den
viron 300 ct SO trouyent sur le me-
me pied que les jounes gems de
|rUnlversit6 Harvard. Je leur al
falt deux conferences.
Je suis alors allie i'universit6
catholique de Washington ct de Ia
je suis allie donner deux oonf6ren-
oes a lUniversit6 de Chicago
De Chicago, je suis allie voir les
chutes Niagara ct j'arr1ve q Mont
real.
@. M. Doumio, pouvez-vous
donner limpress,on g6n6rale que
vous fsite votre tourn6e aux
Etats- Unis?
r. En general, jai renoontr6
partout pacoueil Ie plus sympath1-
que, lie plus fattear ct surtout,
j'ai frapp6 de la faQon don't mes
conferences en- trancals ont Ste
comprises par un public compose
essentieliement d'Am6rics1ns.
M. Doumic donnera l'Uni-
versit6 Laval, de Montreal, une
s6rie de conferences sur la poesie
lyrlque au dix-neuv1eme steele.
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lain une l4gere fumAe estompe un

dRln 0ne iegere 1umAe eStOmpe an
point de rhorizon. LIE comman-
dant, braquant sa lorgnette deice
cote. s'aperqoit que c'est un vais-
saau enneml, ct un formidable en-
ire tous.
Auksitot le "Holland'' est d6ta-
che de Ia fotte ct charg6 de faire
saut6r le colosse qui s'aranoe ma
]astueuse ment. En- un olin d'oeil.
CO torpllleur plonga ct nav1gue
dams la direction de l'enneml.
Encore un peu ct Ie vojci dams
les oeuvres wives du g6ant. Lancer
une torpille est, Phfaire dun ms
tant, ct bientot il ne reste plus
rien, a la surface, de l'orgueilleux
oro,seur on onirass6 rant redout6.
VOLTA pourtant oe que Ie "Hul.
land" fera, si la guerre avec les.
pagne Went a 6clater.
II est evident que i'inventlon de
M. Holland r6volutionnera COM
pletement la navigation militaire,
81 pexp6rience prouVs que son tor
pllleur offre les guarantees de s6cu.
rite n6cesssires dams sas 6Volu-
tions agressiYes. +
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.Rsppelez vous qu'll fant lie
lEgHo pour savoir les nouveiles
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-22
UN TERRIBLE ENGIN

On parle, aux Etats-Unis, dun
torpilleur qui, sill r6pond aux es.
sais qu'on est q faire, Jouera dams
la prochaine guerre, un role enco
re plus important QUE les "Monl-
tors" du nord, durant Ia guerre dt
secession. O'est un bateau sous
marin qul plonge ct navigue JUS
qua 70 pieds de profondeur. IL
ete bapt1se du nom de- "Hollaud ,
nom de son inyentrur.
lie gouvernrment fsra tout pro-
b.blement l'acquisitlon de tie
merveiiIe de construction navale
On s',mag.ne faollemont sor
vices que pourra rendre o. tofpll.
leur sous-mariD. Hxemple:
LA Aotte est en- oroisere. Sou.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-22
A La COUK DE RUSSIE

Les journaux russes rapportent
que la cour imp6riale a Saint-P6-
tersbourg est devenue fort dlff6-
rente de CO qu'el!e etalt sous Ie
tsar precedent: Alexandra LII,
bien quill ent des habitudes plus
simples que son pere, ct quill eft
d6ja fait fi4chir les r6gles du c6f6-
monial, await dependant garde
beauooup de formalites. Depuis
Pav4nement du tear Nicolas IT.,
bien des chooses ont ohang6. La
vie du couple imperial est voIon-
tiers intime ct famll1ere; Fun ct
l'autre des 6poux sont facilement
abord4bles; ct tous deux, 6tant
jeunes ct gals, ne croient pas de-
voir demeurer fg6es dams une at
titude de dign.te. sitot qu'ils pa
raissent au public. LIS oausent ct
plaisantent sans aucune contrainte
on volt r1re dams leur voiture Penn
pereur ct pimperatrice, tandis que
les sorties d'Alexsndre Ill of
fraient d'ordinaire un spectacle
morne et glacial.
LIE tsar recolt ses ministries me-
me 4 des heures avancees de la
solr6e, quand il v a Q eurgence. Les
ministries admis d une audience
tardiva trouvent le plus souvent lie
souveraln en- compagnie de So fem
me. La tsarine est Acknowledgement
as ise aupres du bureau du tsar,
ct occupee q broder on q quelque
autre ouvrsga f6mlnin. Lorsqd' ell
le volt entrer un ministre, ellie SO
leve pour 80 retirer; mails d'ordi-
naire l.. tear lui dit: "Tu mes pas
d. trop." Et o'est ainsi que l'eti.
quette d-vient plus donce ct plus
aimab.e 3 la cour de Rnssis.
XII
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Ne Dissipez pas votre Vie or
Crachats ct en- Fumee

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toujours avec l'habitude au tabac, d'etre
puissant, plein de vie, de nerf ct de vi.
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Achetez le No-To- Bac de votre ,droguiste,
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Livret ct echantillon envoy6 gratis.
Adressez: Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago
ou New=York.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-22

Nous d6tschons dun article, pu-
lie dams p"Enseignement Primal
re-, dernier numero, ces splendl
des lignes de M. Arthur Bales,
rur le "Role des Oanadiens.f fran
qais en- Am6rique."
NJ. Buies, CO veteran des lettres
oanadiennes, :oe dou6 de la vigneur
impelis sable de l'esprit, auas, pro-
fond penseur que brilliant eorivaln,
peut par er "excathedra", sur un
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-22

su .et qui blen So dellcatesse
pour un grand nompre des rotres,
: mais qui trait6, aveo une compe
tenoe certaine, ne put donner lieu
aux m6prises ct aux fro1ssements
Nous cltons:
I'll faut, sans r6laohe. dams tou-
tes les circumstances, sous tous les
pretextes, rappeler aux Oanadiens-
trancais gull ont une mission su-
perieure remplir sur la terre
;d'Amerique.
/ "Leurs ancetres n'6taient pas
des hordes de misereux pouss6s
par le d6sespoir, ct cherchant,
par-delA les mers, un: asi(s qusl-
cooque ou fair une migrate ct sou.
vent cruelle pstrie, aveo lespo1l
de ne ]amals la revolr; lis ne sont
pas venus. par centaiDes d. mile,
d6Verser, sur des rivages hospita
liers, le contingent monstrueux do
toates les diformit6s morales, le
feuit de toutes les mlseres sociales,
mails ils sont venus un q un, petit
4 petit, par fables groupes, COM
me ohoisls par enc main aware ct
dlfioile, oontinuer, dams una So
oonde pstrie, les foyers de la pro-
miere. Lentement, p6nibIement, lis
ont passe par tous les degrees de la
formation, subj les tongues ct pa
tientes epreuves dune education
male ct 5emee de p6rils; ills SO
sont form6s avec le temps, cot aux
illaire Indispensable d toate cons
titution vir,le; lis ont grandl par
leur seule force native ct par une
selection, en- quelque sorte contro
lee de haut, qa'auoun obstacle, au-
oune entrave ma d6tourn6e de son
action persistaute, ct au]ourd'hul,
lis cont un peuple, oui, le seul
peuple qui existe sur Immense
continent nord-smericaln:
Seul, sur CO continent, le peu-
pie canadien-francais forme une
nationalit6 organique, aysnt des
traditions d6Ja secu'alres ct IN
pass6 commun; seul, il a reca le
multiple bapteme des nationslit6s
distinotes ct durables, etc facon-
ne par les lois ct les principles qui
les constituent, ct seul, il 80 pre-
sente aujourd'hui CONNIE un tout
homogeue, en- presenc9 de ces el6.
ments Indictment varies qul COM
posent, sans la former, l'6norme
population des Etats-Unis; popu-
lation sans coh9sion, qu'auoune
education ne r4un1t dams une me.
me ame, qa'aucan aspiration com
mune ne f4it viDrer q pun1sslon,
don't aucun lien ne rassemble les
elements en- un seul faisceau, si
ce nest celui de I'int6ret mat6riel
qul les groups saus> les oimentsr.
De pareils 6i6men!s,p s,pid6e- de pa.
trie est fatalement absente.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-22

st. Theodore d'Action,-Une pc
tite file de huit ans, enfsnt de NJ.
Hbrm1sdas &.Gsrmain, q NILS le
sfeu. 3 ses vetements ct a etc cruel
lLment brnl4e. Eu arrachant ga
file 3 une mort atroce, Mime st.
GERMAN b'est aussi brhl6e aux
maine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-22
Movement de la Population
dams Quebec ct Ontario

LIE "San," de Toronto, fourni-
d'interessantes statls llues sur les
marriages ct les naissances dams la
province d'Ontario, statistiques
qui mettent cetts province bien en-
svant de la France au chapitre de
la d6population. En- 1895, le NOM
bre des marriages 6ta1t de 1925,
o'est a-dire 523 de moins .qu'en
1894, ct le nombre des naissance
s'est 6lev5 Al 1923, solt ::une dlmi-
mutton de 423 sur rann6e pr6o6-
dente, soft une moyenne de l8 par
mile hsbitants.
La plus table moyenne de nals-
sances en- Angleterre est de 30.S
par mile, 81 par mile en- Ecosse,
de % par mile en- France.
A Ontario, ellie est seulament de
18 8. LIE EMAIL and Emplre,' le
"Globe" ct les autres journaux
fracophobes qui 6plloguent SOU
vent sur la depopulatioa an Fran
CO ct qu1 voient dams oe fait un
aspect de d6cadence ct de d6ohe-
ance pour notre anoienne mere
patrie, sont pri6s de ref6chir sur
ce qui SO passe dams Ontario ct de
nous dire sill s'agit de d6oadenoe
,ou de d6oheance.
L"Advertiser" g la oomplaisan-
% d'attribusr a la duret6 des
temps ces r6sultats aiarmants
pour oes bons Ontariens, mais
pour les esprit s6rieux ca nest
pas une raison; ct il faut chercher
ailleurs la solution de CO probl6-
me. Dans la province de Qa6bec,
que les temps soient durs on non,
le chiffre des naisssnoes augmente
tou]ours. En- effet, en- 1892, rexe6s
des naisaances sur les d6ces etait
de 275l5; en- 1898, 2z,825; en-
1894, % 040; on 1895, 28,l07; en-
1899, 28.ll6.
La moyenne des nalesanoes
dams la province de Quebec de
pulls 6; ans est de 39' et' une frae-
ton, par mile habitants, c'est-a
dire plus que double de oelle des
na1ssanoes q Ontario.
VOLTA qui est oonsolant pour le
Canada franesis. VoilA qui doit
donner q refechir q ceux qui nous
meprisent ct voudraient nous de-
truire; ct VOLTA aussi ce qui nous
rassure complement sur pavenir
de notre race gu Canada ct sur la
grandeur de pos destin6e sur Get.
te terre d'Amerique.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-04-22
LES CHEFS S0NT TOUT

OUV6U - OOVU VVOU
LIE "Paris- C.nada" nous arrive
evec un article suivant d. NJ. II ec-
tor Fabre, commissaira canadien q
Paris, sur le role ct llDfu.noe que
]ouent les chefs dams leur parti:
"Un journal rappelle CO fait
maintenant historique:
"Pendsn. que les cons arvatenrs,
sous la direction de sir John Mac
donald, SO malntenaiant aux afa.-
res q Ottawa, d. 1867 q 1895, aveo
une seule interruption de elnq ans
a Toronto, le parti liberal dirig4
par sir Olivier Mowat, resistant q
tous les assaults du par,1 allleurs
triumphant ct gardait le pouvoir
de 1871 jusqu'aujourd'hoi.
I'll faut bien tirer de ce double
fait cette conclusion: cest que 81
on considere le sort des parts, on
est amen6 a croire que dams ia ba-
lance la vaIeur des chefs pese dun
poids seperleur au nombre des
partlsans. Les chefs font les ma
jorit6s ct non pas les majorlt6s des
chefs.
EnIevez sir John Macdonald,
faltts disparattre sir Olivier Mo-
wat, ct aveo eux sen won't les
vingt ans de pouyoir ID, les quinze
ans de pouvoir ici. La fortune
change.
"Et pour etre chef d. parti, il
ne snfh: pas d'etre un homme fort
CO nest pas meme assez de posse
der la confance de ses partisans
Il taut en- outre, un je ne sais quol
de difhcile a defnir: veine, etoile,
etc.
s'Mercier await Gu de la desti-
nee 1es dons exeeptionneIs; il
await su surprendre lore1lle du
clerg6 ct ospter le coeur du peuple
II possedait, en- outre, le got1t du
pouvoir, ct il en- await dela prls
l'habituds. Dun movement tres
alerte ct dune poigne tres ferme,
il await saisi l'oooasion qne lui
ofraient la mort violente de Riel,
ct Impression que prodult tou
]ours sur le peuple une fatallt6 de
oette sorte. Trois ans apres, il
6tait emport6 par une tempete
don't il await dependant le pressen-
timent.
"Iol, en- France, quelle destln6e
singuhere que celle de Cambetta,
dicta,eur de ropinion durant tant
d'ann6es, ct le chef de cabinet seu-
lement pendant quelques jours! IL
cree un parti ct rate son poiniste-
re.
LIE seul projet de loi quill ait
,opcu. directement patronn6, don't
Ie seul ob]et, du reste 6tait d. rem
ore sa domination inamoglble, lul
eclate dams la main.
"Auoun homme peut-etre dams
toute phistolre ma eu la bonne
fortune da general Boulanger de-
tre adopt6 sur parole ct ports an
pouvolr sur sa bonne mine. Cetait
certainement un meneur d'hommes
l'6lan qui portesj jasqu'au bat lui a
manqu6.
s'Les chefs sont tout. V6rit6
cruelle pour oeux qui ont cru au
outrage, universal des,esprits, qui
ont pens6 de bonne' fol que les ms
titutions bi6n ponderees, bien IL
b6raAes, ing6nieuses meme, pou-
vaieDt tenir lieu de tout, que les
parts SO gouvernalent eux-me-
mes.~Non. Il ny pas q dire: II
faut en- passer par oertalDs hon.
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