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The San Francisco call., 1899-04-23

California has been celebrated for years for it
green cages in the can. There is just one more
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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12
Sheif's Sale In paltltlOn.

= Lett. Rpherg l.. Lett. Arininda A. Lett =.
husband. fiatniItfs.
John III, Lett. Mary T.. Aldridge. David Al.
drtdgc. her husband, aud Pearl Nnuckics.
minor. Defendants
AtTfDN fuN PARTITION
ny virtue 81 a. order Of the Circuit Court
~ ~, ffaurpla County. Missouri. made az
the november term ui ktid taur, for isr.
ana 0n the ann day thprrnf J. the nm icr-
signed shcrin ~ - Francois county, VIII.
~ ohciicncc 60 faid order,
On Monday, February C, 1899,
botwecn tho hours ~ nina O'Clock In tho
FORENOON uut nyp O'clock ia the afternoon
81 that any, ~ the snuth front GDbr ~ tho
Court NaHaHt 10 IT,. city 90 Pennington, IN
souri,, ana during thg session uf the County
court 81 said county, sr'i ~ puhlic auction,
Tor the purpose ~ IQtiliun, the following
descr't@d real estate, siuinto. lying ana be-
Ing ~ thp tOInty 81 - fTuncuis and state
~ Missouri tA-WH
Al ~ the southwest quarter % tho south.
cast quarter and fhr southeast quarter OF
th' souihw eel suHrtrruf section ts,ruty one
fHi, ana tho northwest quarter 81 the north
east quarter. ana sac northeast quarter 81
~" northwest quarter nt section twenty
hnlh, 20 ruufr ~ .n' gIai sad ou The iol
lowing
terra. -Twcnty peg cont cash. ana th7
hHlnncu IN on year niIh BONA Ca D. np.
proved hy tht sheriff tH a.aurg o., deferred
payment LlFF %, IiGHiLN.
sheriff - - francois CO., so.
January 3, I'.u,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. tauH'a > Allen amt FuIA e.. 81
len, lF iN"lf certain gctil uifIi.f dated tho
ith dly ui september, iN1, ara recorded In
Missouri. 800 book ~. O.. ut TlEr o. con
ygyud Co tie undersigned trustee size follow
lu. describe Hn1i estate, ..tuafH. Ig .HF guu
h.,.9E On ~ county cot -. franco. HN .ai"
Aliof N. interest u' 'nr nrt PARTIES iu
lh1~t uurflpns 81 suTN'y so. o. D. ana a1.
described a- tBltawa HaalHulHeat IuUmaa
p MrNul'lu llUi, running thence north ~
Nvrrsy west, ~ - chains tUnurl south
d"ffrHs west. %. - chains o. wright land,
lunnr" .Hnlh - dUB rrys east, i-.al chains 60
nlggrly LIANT thence north HyEryrs east.
g. yhIlu. 90 "a stone khrur, south Nf de.
H.r"t nta' . ~, chains ton Stone ia tar cen
trI n' iHTiA" road thence north tHHTcts
rHHi ~ d, faias to the beginning, contain.
,.zs another -; Sc. 80. 80 .! So s:s q
stil.FH ar 'i''Na hrEhhlnt al me ,ouln
west corner If TIRE land conveyed by ~ D.
GaNCe Go Thomas b. ACNuiiin. running
theme" north degrees east, il.N CHAINS
thence north ~ a. grrcs wrst, t.ar chains
thence sruth degrees west, 10 g. chains
thence south 30 degrees east. 9 80 chains tu
90" beginning. containing acres, ANA ~
GfrsHliur 81 10 acres
iitu being hts undivided one third us heir
d l.llEni.fS s Allen, deceased, and the IN
trgr't conveyed by James = Alien byiuE lis
r'uil, SO interest 30 III" ostSt" 1i said Elizn
which said conveyance was made u rp-
cure iEH 1913 mHHt of certain prnnlaaprY
note .u said arsl of trust described ana
Whereas Hy the terms ~ said icssi ut gtuEt
Hutl note d. now pHst aug anu remain un-
paid ursN. THOR. tprf &C the request az thu
luEll holder go sHil HYtp. And Zoo conform
lN NiIh The visions Of said decd ni trust.
lWiil, 900
salur!ar, January 2isi, 1899,
hTiNu"H tEa hours ~ nine O'clock iu tho
tr,.u,s,, ,,d H,., g. cinos be- TEE. au"rn"pn
Ui t9Ef cay. co the front dpHI uI iuu court
iirI-r. lu rNr rify af farmiHEtun, 81 FTaua
UHis county. SIS u5ili, sell ui public yuuduu
iH I,tn hlg .Hrst bidder. for cash. tao fprCUu
INK described real estate, % sltlfy slli uu'o
and thu costs nfcyacutiuv this 'rtst.
riu!Ir iplu.yE, Trustee.
burombpr a. IsE.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12

Stay tGus uuAisg by using Ballard &
lloJcaound syrup, ltaycsls The cough,
a.lay- irritation NJ 30, throat. aud re-
I!eyes congestion uf ,ha lgpg. ia day.
Il Is safe and pleasant 10 ,.ar, and
never di.1ppo!ms. % aud Doe City
Ding Slu.a.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12

Il your child has lhin, pale chcrSs,
uncertain appetite aad aure,iil sleep,
i; has worms, and curing with strong
medicines only makes conditions worse,
by irritating is delicate stomach.
Whites Cream NrImiinga g. mild but
certain in offset, and Is a superior tonic
%, well ~ a positive wu,n 1u.troy,r.
Ci'y Drug S,uc.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12

9. ;: l. :..;:=;;. rad 20 eve ....-
son for The faith that Is IN him, and il
Is remarkable that be never says any.
thing ihat be OF b trends have cause
TO regret sttefwara. He had nm arli.
clio In the New York journal this wee,
on the colonial and phshppinc question
that Ia admirable, wise aud timely,
lIe Incidentally fasors ratification Of
ihe treaty Of psacf, because "a sicsery
won agaiuai the treaty would proye
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12
Hncslea's Arnlca sa!Yc.

The best salye 10 the world for euts.
bruises, SORES, ulcers. SAT- ihcuni, fever
sores, tci'er, chspped han,;s. ehIl-
blains, corus and all skin enup,iuna.
Positively cures piles, or 10 money re-
qGired. II is gnaiauiccd 20 give per.
feet satisfaction or money refunded,
Price % cts. per box. For sale Al
City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12

The Globs- Democrat was mistaken
abOni WILLIAM Jennings Bryan "drnp-
plug uut Of tho public niiad Ia the
election Of 1896" Toby ho /. the
most prominent Democrat In tbs ouua.
Try, and the newspapers give bin As
much space n- they do President Me-
kiuley .--Srial,a Democrat.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12

only temporary II The people realty ia.
yorrd a colonial policy lie would
ha,c Cougfc.s declare the policy 81 lhe
Governments toward the provinces
wrs,tcd from Spain, pass resolution
declaring a to be- the nation's purpose
10 establish o stable government IN
Cubs. Porto Rico aud the Philippine,
aud then give thu inhabitants indie
pgudgucc under an American protector
ate, which viii gaari them agaias, mo-
l,s,lliuu from without. lie hold, that
wr owe j, 10 the nn,irns with whom wo
have dealing, as web IS to the iuhlu.
mms Of CUBS, roii, Elco and lhc
Philippine. so auruuuce Immediately
vh.' vr .H.rui 90 DO respecting o."
territory surrendered hy spain. n The
mprI .ff-.- s.'a GoaU resolution dee
yauiHz the ntiaa., policy OF postpone
10. consideration, they btc1nn u.p'a.-
it'. ar any Io-- OF hie or expenditure
ot money which MAY follow as o re-
n.. II such action Ma Bryan closes
Nj. lsuc. ,n-uAr,loo uui lumau-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12
A BANKERS views.
Hos the Gold Standard Aliss.5 C0Ea.ry
nanks-ii Illinois rrmCcrl!iC ESeGu.
;;Gs Committee Peal!i,n8 .ae
10 10 pCli-y.


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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12

Waer,as. Samuel Ernunm and Jane Rem
ham, ul4 wife. ~ their certain a. y' uf trust
dated TIE sixth day 81 July. i~u ana yr-
ct..!aE 10 So. HrrIIdUr' uiiicr ot 81 tnHrH.~
c1Inly M!-solri, o. nCsl h0ui o.. page A..
cIlypi 80 g. the undersigned Merrill i'lpEll 4,
Trustee. an lbelg right, title. iuteIp3' anG o..
tate. o. ana 10 thr following described Real
Estatt.. situated N ihs county at -. FRAN.
COTS. state 81 Missouri, viz;
fhr icas-Iuld interest in Lot number tiIgCc
90 HlocE o.. situate ~ the town 0t i.eadvlie
Which said conveyance was riads IN trust
10 secure the payment % certain prnnlis
sory note In said deed described. nnH wbgfc.
a. said mote has bVcpuie du" and y unpa.a,
nEfi n BriGE more than ninc months STREE
sAH death 81 slli samuel ipphnul. THN q.
thFTufuTt', IN accordance with the provisions
~ said nstsi ~ rrugt. ana 10 the request ~
lite l~sHl huilgr ~ raid note, win proceed
10 sell tue above described real estate n th,,
south front Gnur OF the Coun House ~ tho
cry 81 FIrmiaHtnn. IN the County 81 ~ !.
FnRncnls. state Aforesaid. to the highest
bladder Tor ciSii. az public auction. on
Tuesday, th2 2itlfday ofIanuary, 800.
between the hours Of nins IN the far.Econ
and I've IN the afternoon 81 that Coy, to sat
isfy sai1 note. together witb the cost and
vxqensr 81 executing this trust.
MERRILL tTrRlS, Trustee.
Dated this 2ist day % bcocnh@r, ~.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12

The Attorney General for the II
terror Department. has decided the
claim Of tbs Missouri State University
for large tract OF public Lands lying
on the Atlantic and Paelic rai,i sal.
The matter has been under c1nsiderA-
ton for some Time, and the final deci-
sioa gives the univcrs!iy nearly 5000
acres. The ps,cnt viii he sent In q
short tins, and this settles II finally.
The university will get sho land on tbs
Sss.s .. .i;;.s:..:..:; 20 =::>s i.:..l- as
are found to be more than six miles
from the line Of the road as actually
constructed --Jefferron City Tribune.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12

The writer has had occasion TO use
Chamberlain Cough Remedy In case
Of Group IN his family within the last
week and lhe rcsulis we're such that he
can oheerfuily testify TO its meriis.---l.
G. johnson, Busincss Manager Of Tbs
Council Magazine, Memphis, Tern.
foT sale bg CITY Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12
D7u'i Feel With & Cold.


We must repeat our warning against
pneumonia. the most dangerous disease
hat prevails in this city and lich Is cS.
traordiaarily prevalent at this time. BE
On the guard nj all times against taking
cold. Look on, tot Il II youtake IT, Glad
stone used to 20 to bed and send for u
doctor Whenever hc had cold, aud con.
.eTIcut'y he got well Ia a very shorl
time Tho "Sun" Is right, aud their
warning should be needed For colds
there IS nothing better llfau Chamber.
Iaia's Cough Remedy. Iipreyeuts any
tendency OF cold toward pneumonia.
II is pleasant and safe h lake--childrou
Ike it, Fur sale by City Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12
Harrington Times
TnrR,pAY, JANUARY y, 1899.

GOV. Pingrce of Michigan ia'ou
State ownership Of railroad, aud an
iacone tax,
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12
Sal. t1isr ChaiAt it1.tg,ga,

NIrg.H.. p. a. L.UWrg, b. hts certain
rEigfIri H.,tluFr. dated fnn - day OF hn
eHHhHg. I-1 uId recorded ls Inr Recorder 4.
u.rr OF ~. Fr1Hcuis county, 90 Deed book
q Ya 81" ..". conveyed 90 tnv uuiEra islgH. -.
iIr.u.. uI N.g right. fiilrt ia''IuFt ant
estate. 900 ana Co tho ful,owirr described
personal property, situated ln the gsuaiy %
80 francois. Ntltn ui ~ suuri, viz
TWENTY Iwn hundred nike Eipls H' TRAIT
trees uoF situated 90 tattvTsyu'5 Addition,
H.pu tHH property ~ q g. Cfuwiry, 3d. The
elfy ui fHrnlnvtpn, county ~ g. ttAEc1,a,
and state pr Missouri.
which saii conveyance wa made iH trust
go secure 90" payment 90 Dos certain prem
4 aIiy U"fH in i'd ChutiDl W'rt.UAt Sc.
s~gt'.l ana whereas 'hu t1ig note tHs Dee
come t.uU ana a unpaid, BOW thrTC' re, ia
HI..H.tr .turH With tire provision ~ SAT. HHHf-
h.. u1ur.ar.r I ui,l piHcpvd 60 s,l.tht.8 So
,'"--a,a3 ia'v=s;G' isa; 10y %: .':- .s:.'' Be
Il H.T u- tilH court lluI .r Ia thc city 81 taga1-
HHFaI. county uf So, Francois. -tatu lf'sa-
.td. Ju ,ii- inriiusi h.dd ~ ,ssh. u. iiaD
IT, au 'ilu. uH
saturday, the .g,b day Of JanaaTy.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12

Probably the worst appointment ever
made by Coy. Stephens WAS that of
Hugh } Brady as Election Coumis-
siouer of 81. Louis, in the face Of tbs
protest Of every paper 10 that city,
Democratic aud Republican, and all
the better element Of thr Democratic
party. Il now comes ~ again to
plague him, aud he hes been advised
oi a growing sentiment among his
other st. Louis appoinices and several
members of the Legislature from tha,
city, that Il is time Tot him Ia lei BRADY
aud Excise Commissioner Higgins go,
il he can find Way to get rid Of them I;
that such movement would be to the
advantage OF both bis administration
and tho psity.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12
Administrator Notice.

Nuflra a. hereby HiyHu TINT letters Oi M .
muI-sutlaU were granted tO the under
aIgnrH ~ tine Probate court Hi 80. Franc o.
county N'-euati h~Ht'nF date ~ december
~. isa. 100 ths f-s'atrui
joins g.. GiprUN. Deceased.
A..f..#aU. hlNiue claims nHlEnHf -I'd r--
tate H|. Required o. yZu.n.t '..uI fu thr 81.
UIU. .rr.fHf 'Hr ilyNuart within H0r yr1r
from It" aHts ul sfI3 l,tfrTs. OF They mFy
ur l.....Ifu.I ..sm ans arurHf II .l1l estate .
ANA 90 not exhibited Tor allowance within
1880 yrII from ii.n llnIr OF aIll letters. they
f,lll DU forever hHrrpH
joins T.. UluIpN. Admir-.
December -. f-a.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12

'.tn,l yoar mterasLlsss rs ,last The gpll
s,au,l,rd.
Yes, he replied, "aul ! think !
am up tho only banker Of the Third
class who has followed Wall street and
London As :r as We are going 10 fol-
los them.
is there any argument" asked,
THAT will reach the bankers Of the
fret c!dssf'
NO. " he replied. "'rbcy are safe,
and a purely salish motive will chn.rol
their action. 80 long ~ they can keep
oar Government ~ charge ot officials
who do their bidding, they viii continue
jnrari blood moacy i,om OUT pco9le. >
The action 81 the Democratic Lyral-
tive Committee Of Is State The Other
day 10 passing strong resolution en-.
dp..ins Bryan ami Ga, Gnlnsj,l pans
u! tha Chicago platform, lu O. J anI
a.l. h3s pa, new i.lr iu'p lba urgauzI'
u1l of the patty So this STATE. And
lis prc,h ot Mr. Begun re- ,h' btnlI't
.u this city oa the .,l hu c.insltl the
proposition u.l q uly b. .dl lh"n Is
~ w1rring now with llle I.lno.. b,m
o.gseg GaTr-.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12

Stale senator FIrHs has introduced
resolution % submit for adoption At
a.. November election IN 1900 An
amendment to the State Constitution
providing for an income ,aI Of $40 on
the 81 ,OO0 on all gros, incomes ~ cN-
cess Of $500 ior any one year, To be
used ia constructing anl maintaining
roads, streets, alleys, etc, to b. mp
pUriipnrd to counties nui cities in pro.
portion To the number oi inhabitants.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-01-12
l Ile Keystone DrilIer Co.

CanfHe themselves 10 mas siaai z G.
manufacture, viz, iuItahie nsill..l@ htt
ehinery. Rnd laakc the very best that Arsgt
hen produces. Titey cOvpr the hsia fuf drt Z
ami shallow machines, traction OF npn. ifnr
tinn. Tor making any ofcinary sixt'si welia ~
ans kind ~ material, for domestic. ctty Of
factory wE.sle, trst wells, wells TOT iEfisat
ing d. 0rlsniir lDnd tiftil IN, In niiss
II IN. waiix. 8l- page catalossia F1Ek,
fog prscpil addrass
ALEXANDER BROS, hgts..
FarmirGser. fto
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-19

bill for an act to provide for the manu-.
facture and sale of Intoxicating liquors
under the exclusive control Of the state,
and prohibit the manufacture and sale
Of Intoxicating liquors. except under such
csntrol, and for providing d%lsperssries
and authorized agents of the state for
the purpose Of this act, and to pro-
vide for the salaries and compensation Of
such ~dispensaries and agents and to pro.
vide for a state chemist for examination
and inspection of all Intoxicating liquors
in this state, by such state chemist, and
for the inspection of all Intoxicating
liquors manufactured in the state, or
coming within the state, and prescribing
suitable penalties for the violation of the
provisions Of this act, and for the pre-
scriblng regulations for the enforcement
of article q of the constitution Of the
state Of South Dakota.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-19

II theologians know how to measure
anything short Of eternity, Noah's ark,
nor even the Great Eastern, was in the
swim with the Oceanic recently launched
at Belfast. The ark is figured out to
have been $40 feet long, the Great East.
ern $50 feet but the Oceanic is 7O4 feet.
The Great Eastern was of greater beam
and tonnage, however, being S3 feet
broad, IS feet deep and 22,5OO tons dis
placement. The Oceanic is G3 feet
broad, "A feet deep and 1900 tons dis
placement. Her speed is 81 miles an
hour, but the most remarkable fact
about the Oceanic is that she can carry
enough coal to 60 around the world at a
speed Of 10 geographical miles an hour
without stopping.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-01-19
II THANK GOD.
Mr DOran IL Fervently Thankful for
l~Deltverance from Disease and
Death.

LAr. 1IOran - Fervently Thankful for
D~eltverance from Disease and
Death.
Milwaukee, Jan. II: Mr.. j. j. Doran
OF 227 Howell street, this city, ex-super-
visor Of the town of Lake, q we'll known
and highly respected citizen, tells q most
remarkable story, he says: l have been
troubled for fifteen years with diabetes,
and all the medical treatment l could
procure failed to relieve me, my disease
being considered incurable. I never
thought Of getting relief and had resign.
ed myself to my fate. / was persuaded
to try Dodd's kidney pills and thank
God l did for I am completely CURED,
Dodd's kidney pills are the only remedy
on earth that has ever cured diabetes.
Bright's disease or dropsy, and are q DOS
tive cure for rheumatism, backache,
female troubles, stone in the bladder and
all other diseases resulting from dis
ordered kidneys. Sold by druggists at
SOC a box or 6 boxes for $3.50, by mail
address Dodd's Medicine Co., Buffalo.
N. Y.
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BEENFIGHTlNG
Advices From Samoa Tell of a
Battle For the Succession to
MalietOa. 1.,
Decision of Chief Justice Cham.
bers in Favor of Malieteas
Tanu
Resented by the Followers Of
Mataafa, the Rival
Aspirant.
Mataafa's Men Said to Be VictOrs.
Seventy-three Killed and
Wounded.

MELBOURNE, Victoria, Jan. 19.-Ad.
vices received here from Samoa under
date of Jan. -, say there has been
fighting there over the decision Of Chief
Justice Chambers in favor of Malieteas
Tanu, one of the candidates to the
throne in succession to the late King
Malietoa. It is added that the native
followers of Mataafa, the rival aspirant
to the kingship, were victorious. Sew
enty-three men were killed and wounded.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ia cable.
gram to The Call from Auckland, N. T.,
under date of Jan. Is, says: When the
Oceanic steamship Alameda left Apia,
on Jan. ~, a revolution had broken out
on the Samoan islands and was being
waged with much bloodshed and great
destruction of property. The warships
Fake and Porpoise, the latter in COM
mand of Captain Sturde, were then a
the islands and were taking part in sup.
pressing the rising.
On Dec. 81, the chief justice deter
mined in favor of Malieteas Tanu,
claiming Mataafa was barred by the
treaty Of Rerlin. On Jan. l. 5000 of
Mataafa's followers rose in rebellion
and defeated 1000 Of Malieteas' men,
ambushing them and killing ID natives
and wounding many. The rebels have
burned 400 houses and RACED the town
of Upola. The bread fruit trees have
been cut down in many places. The
foreigners are uninjured.
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BOLIVIAN REVOLUTION.

Insurgents Are In Possession of an I'm
p~regnable Position.
LIMA, Peru via Galveston, Tex,
Jan. 19.-Well authenticated advices
from Bolivia say that the president of
the republic. General Cervon Fernandez
Alonzo, with his troops, is still at
Viacha awaiting reinforcements before
advancing upon the capital, La Paz,
which is in the hands of the revolution
lists. The revolutionary commanders
have $500 well armed men and can
count on the enthusiastic support of the
population of the city. They believe
that the Notifications are impregnable
and hat in the event Of a siege victory
is assured to the revolutionary cause.
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FIGHT THE PEACE TREATY.

Democratic Opposition Meets and Decides
on q Plan of Action.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The Demo
cratic opponents Of the peace treaty
were in conference several hours during
the day devising ways and means for
conducting their contest. They resolved
to insist upon an amendment placing
the Philippines on the same footing in
their relation to the United States as
Cuba and to make a persistent fight if
this concession was not granted.
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ALLIANCE WITH GERMANY.

Idea Given the Approval of Certain Fac
tiOns in France.
PARIS, Jan. 19.-Ever since the much
discussed conference in Berlin on Jan. 8
between Emperor William and the Mar
quis de Noailles, French ambassador to
Germany, a section of the French press
has been actively discussing the posi-
bility of a Franco-G German alliance.
The idea is meeting with approval in
certain quarters, now that Frenchmen
have come to regard England rather
than Germany as the national enemy.
Ernest Daudet, the novelist, is an
earnest advocate of such an entente,
which The Courier du Soir considers
''Ouite possible"