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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-28
WANTED.

[UuS FlFSk ANenucs
RANTED-C Customers for show cases,
iron safes and Carrara paints. Alabama
Grocery Co. l-l-u
NANTED-10O0 overcoats to put on new
silk velvet collars and sleeve Innings
Our tailoring department is IN charge
of an experienced tailor. Partisan Dye
Works. 2o7 21st. yellow 'front.' Ben
phone 399.
p5OO-Business lot; Ind avenue 50 feet of
2srd street B. F. Eborn, 2o9. second
floor, Woodward.
KANTED-Tobacco tags at the Exchange
cigar news stand, los N. goth st, city.
12-25-tf
s CENTS per 100 paid for Sweepstakes
tobacco tags at the Exchange cigar
news stand. 1CS N. goth st. n-2s-u
KANTED-To buy, a home on the North
side; prefer buying from owner. Tele-
phone 1885, Bell. lz-zS-zt
TIJCTION SALE-Monday, December 20,
at 1890 a. m, in storehouse NO. Sof
North 20th street; lot OF sewing ma
chimes and attachment desks, show
cases. office railing and lots or other
goods: all of which must be sold with
out reserve or limit. w. T. Parker, Aue-
tioneer.
bO.OOo-Brick block; LIST avenue. near goth
street. Eborn, second floor, Woodward.
NANTED-5OOO soft hats and derbys to
clean. reblock, retrim and make equal
to new. The expert matters at Partisan
Dye Works, 2O7 21st. yellow 'front.', Bell
phone &c.,
KANTED-To rent furnished house by
couple without children; must be thor
oughly modern and strictly first class
Address A. B., care Age-Herald.
SITUATION WANTED.
EXPERIENCED bookixeeper wants posi-
ton January l or earlier with respon-
sible company; highest references; sal
airy moderate. Address for interview l..
r., care Age-Herald.
1921 -3t-su-thur-su
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper desires
change; manufacturing concern pre-
ferred. Y. Y. Y, care Age-Herald.
12-27-2t
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cashier or office assistant Immediately.
Address w. P. p, care Age-Herald.
KANTED-Posltion by lady stenogra-
pher. Several years experience and best
OF reference. H. ChlS <ASS-AASASN'
12-28-2t
a2. 5O0-Eiegant, fine corner Highland ave-
nue. home, near Five Points. Eborn,
second floor, The Woodward.
NANTED-Position by capable and re-
liable male stenographer. who is rapid
and accurate. Address Stenos care Age
Herald.
= BoARDERs WANTED.
WANTED-Room and table boarders at
9017 Fifth Avenue 12-22-10t
20 ACRE-440 acres, fee simple; near Ok
moor; iron land on Louisville and Nash
Vile railroad. B. F. Eborn, Woodward
Bldg.
FIRST-CLASS BOARD and rooms; con-
venient to car; references exchanged.
1901 18th street, south. 12-2l-3t-su-th-su
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED front
ROOM with board. for two young men
-. oo,,,,1a I'M South o0th street Bell
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EASY HOLIDAY MONEY-New plan;
home writing only; takes scarcely any of
your time; postal will bring full de-
tails. Disinfecto Co., 2 Park Square,
Boston, Mass
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WANTED PARTNER-I want to engage
in the furniture and installment bust
ness in some good Alabama town or
city, If I can get an experienced part
ner of ability. with reference; or will
buy established business. But little cap
ital necessary; can furnish all needed.
Address, f. S. Miller, 90 Mclean ave-,
Memphis, Tenn. 12-25-2t-thurs-sun
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THE AMERICAN MUTUAL Life Insur-
anoe Co, EllShart Ind, insures per
sons from 90 to 81. Seventeen years in
business. Liberal contracts to agents.
12-L-lf-n1,r,
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OLD TYPEWRITERS taken in part pay
ment on new machines. The Myers Co.
WE MAKE cuts for all commercial pur-
poses both In line and half-tone; speci-
mems and prices mailed on application.
Address Age-Herald Engraving Co.
Phone 230. 11-27-tf
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Birmingham on railroad. near pike.
Eborn, The Woodward.
WANTED-Ladies to do piece work at
their homes. We furnish all materials
and pay from 81 to $12 weekly. Send
stamped envelope to Royal Co., "a Mon
roe St, Chicago
WANTED-Ladies to work doilies and
centerpieces at home; all materials fur
nished; highest prices paid; no canvass
ing; send stamped envelope to Ely Nov
eltY Co. ElY Bldg. Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-28

FOR SALE-Barber shop; good location;
good trade. Address ". K, Age-Herald.
12-25-7t.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-12-28

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room, hot and cold bath; price moder-
ate 2212 4th avenue. 12-&-tf
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1902-05-09


WooDRUFF, May S.-The ground
is dry and dusty and farmers are
needing rain to bring up the crops.
People are nearly up with their
farm work, all they can do until
rain does come. Oats and wheat
are both said to be needing mois.
ture.
Hub Ferguson took drove of
cattle to Spartanburg this week. 1t
seems that cows would get scarce
in this section from the amount he
and others take away, but they still
come in and out without our miss
ing them.
Capt. A. B. Woodruff was unfor-
tunate and fell as he was coming
in the back door of the postoffice
the other day and received a severe
shake up. Rev. John Ezell is still
in very feeble health and is con
fined to his room. These two men
are now among our oldest citizens
and are both held in high esteem.
We wish we could keep them with
us a 10 ,g time. They arc men whom
all delight to honor.
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1902-05-09
Saturday Night Dances.

The electric railway company will
give a dance and concert at Glen
dale Park every Saturday night for
the especial benefit Of the opera
tives of the various cotton mills
along the line. The Clifton Band
has been engaged for these concerts
and good time is expected every
Saturday night. The electric rail.
way people have done much to
provide recreation and pleasure for
the mill operatives and their efforts
have been much appreciated.
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1902-05-09
Aiax's Mistake.

Ajax stood under the open sky
and shook his fist.
Whats the matter, Jax?" asked
Achilles. who happened to be re.
turning from his club, for the hour
was early.
SIT Don't bother mel" replied
Ajax, augrily. Cant you see that
am defyi1g the lightning?"
lightning be hanged !" answer
ed Achilles with fine scorn. "That
isn't lightning it's the last speech
of Tillman's going to New York
by wireless telegraphy."
Naturally, Ajax folded himself
into the smallest possible compass
and sneaked off.
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1902-05-09

The 40 candidates OF Union Coun-
ty have struck and refuse to pay
the newspaper charges for candi-
dates.
1t is a certainty that Anderson
Is to have a new $400. 900 cotton
mill to manufacture fine goods.
j.. "A. Brock and r. E. Ligon are at
the head of the enterprise.
Two young girls were attacked
by a negro who mad been lying in
wait for them near Fort Mill late
Tuesday evening, but they escaped
from his clutches.
Beaufort Is shut out from the
world by Chinese wall in the
shape OF a toll road and three pay
ferries. The citizens are protesting
against their continuance.
DR.. Jno. 81. Furman died at his
home in Sumter County Tuesday
night. He was rs years old.
The eighth annual conv ention of
the United Synod of the Evange-
lical Lutheran Church convened in
st. Johns Church, Charleston,
Wednesday.
Two shifting engines, each with
several cars attached, collided in
the Atlantic Coast Line yard at
Florence Wednesday, and one en-
gine was considerably damaged.
The engineer and q negro employee
were somewhat bruised.
A commission, has been issued to
a colored insurance company to be
established in Columbia. It is to
be known as the Capital Insurance
Company and will have capital
stock OF 81, 900.
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1902-05-09

ed. After the b
his task an ageo
for this purpose
compensation, la
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1902-05-09
THE P.'s DECISION.
He Sums up the Coffee Case.

Judge w. w. Bowen of Creeds,
Va, announces himself as a ere
formed coffee topper" and gives
authority to make the following
public statement.
For years the coffee habit had
been growing on me until my con-
dition was getting serious. / have
considerable writing to do and had
become so nervous that l had to
depend almost entirely upon my
wife to do the writing. Sometimes
when it was imperative that sign
my name my hand trembled SO l
could scarce do it.
had severe headaches, stomach
trouble, heart trouble, also som o
rheumatism. A friend, Rev,
one day sent me a package Of Pos
tum Coffee with request that give
up coffee and make Il fair trial Of
Postum.
took the advice and the he"6
aches ceased, also the, stomach
trouble. 1 now have no heart
trouble at all except when I use
coffee for time My old nervous.
ness is thing of the past.
My wife also suffered for years
with heart trouble and extreme
nervousness. She has found relief
by leaving off coffee and using
Postum. We now think it Il much
better drink than either coffee OF
tea. l have known of number ol
cases that have been entirely cured
or greatly benefited by leaving of
coffee and using the new beverage
Postum"
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1902-05-09
The Sea Pen.

I think of all wonderful things
the sea pen is one of the most
unique. Once it was thought that
the sea pen floated about in the wa
ter, but such is not the case. When
the Irish fisherman hauls up his
nets, he finds the sea pen very often
sticking to them. He called it the
~wonderful stick"
Each separate plume of the sea
pen il alive, Some people have call.
ed it a street because it is a row of
cells or houses for the polyps to live
in. In these rows of houses the
polyps live by hundreds and eat
away, as usual. What one polyp
eats helps to nourish the rest. Ye:
each polyp is quite Independent Of
it's neighbor and pushes out his head
and draws it in just as he pleases.
A sea pen does not seem to have
any power of turning itself over.
When it has been placed in vessel
of water, it has always remained
still. SO students have come to the
conclusion that it lives with its stern
buried in the mud at the bottom Of
the sea. 1t is very beautiful and
contains great quantity of phos-
porus, which it throws out when an
enemy comes near. 1t is curious, is
it not, that even this form Of life,
which seems as inanimate as YER
liable stick, should display intcl!i
gent action when in danger? The
giving out of its blue phosphoru;
ligh: is apparently its only mode ol
friphtening away an intruder.
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1902-05-09
ZOLA AND DREYFUS.
Friends Have Never ouarrelled Over
Alleged Confusion.

PARIS, May 9.-This correspond
ent is authorized from the
highest possible source of au.
thority to give the fullest denial to
the statement Of NJ. Hugues LIE
Roux in Chic lgo that M. Zola had
seen paper signed by -x.Captain
Dreyfus in which the latter admit
ted all the charges made against
him and that NJ. Zola and Dreyf fus
are no longer friends.
M. Zola, it is stated. has never
seen document signed by Dreyfus
in which he admits his guilt. The
relation between the novelist and
the ex captain have never been
strained on the contrary they
remain the warmest of friends.
Captain Dreyfus is i'll of severe
throat trouble and has almost lost
his voice.
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1902-05-09

Miles Rrowsr, a negro. Living on
Hub Ferguson's place, fell dead
while plowing last Thursday. It is
thought he was overcome by heat.
The following persons left for the
Exp0sition yesterday: Mr.. and
Mrs T. NJ. Wise, Miss Daisie Cham
blain, Mrs. r. 81. McAuley and little
daughter, Miss May Beason and
several other ladies.
The school closes here the 4th OF
June.
The w. o. w. will celebrate the
eth Of June as memorial day and
will decorate all deceased members
graves.
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1902-05-09
Phifer'S
HardWar,

Our model Millinery
might remind you of FKJN
ida. Flowers of everyF
Ladies' untrimmed SatNDV
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1902-05-09

claims, Long may you ive!' Those
present thereupon sit down to a
great feast, of which even the little
hero of the day receives his share
in the shape of tiny piece of the
rice flour cake which was donated
by his grandmother. All who have
made presents Of clothing, bracelets,
etc., to the child since its birth are
invited to this repast.
On this day the infant is also pre-
sented with a red bed, low chair
of the came color and a cap upon
which either golden, silver or cop
per ornaments representing Buddha
or eight cherubs or written charac-
ters that signify old age and riches
are placed. Before the child is put
into the new bed, however, the fa-
ther consults calendar and selects
lucky day.-St. Louis Republic.
Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, 1902-05-09
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
What Happens When a Chinese Baby
10 q Month Old.

When a Chinese baby is a month
old, it is given a name. Its head is
also shaved for the first time, a GER
emony which is called "munefut"
and is made the occasion of great
rejoicing in rich families. All men,
bers of the family are present in
their holiday attire, and the baby to
be shaved is clad in light red gar
ment.
The hair that is removed is wrap
-x.ad L.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-10-30
COMING STATE ELECTIONS.

-'.ys Z 3 +.
| On Tuesday of next week every
State will hold an election except
Maine, Vermont and Oregon. Some
Will, however, elect members of
| Congress only, Georgia being one of
that number, The next House will
consist Of 386 members, and the
! Democrats need 1914 members in or
der to control it. They have but 158
in the present House. A gain Of 36
seats is a heavy task. Both sides
are apparently confident, but the
truth is neither side considers the
situation free from doubts. The trusts
and the Dingley tariff and the hard
! coal strike are each and all felt in
the pending contest and neither side
! is doing much boasting. The Re
publicans admit they will lose some
seats.
| In the Senate the Republicans
have "a seats out OF a possible 80.
| The Democrats will gain seats in
North Carolina and Nevada, and
they have already gained one in
Kentucky. They may gain two
/ in Indiana and New York, but
these gains are exceedingly
doubtful. Delaware may elect two
Democratic senators. The senate will
remain Republican until the battle
over the trusts and tariff is brought
to a crisis in 1904.
In twenty-one states legislatures
are to be elected, and in thirty-three
states state officers will be balloted
| for. The election in Mr.. Henderson's
congressional district and the state
contests of New York, Pennsylvania
| and Ohio attract the most attention.
| Governor Odell in New York expects
reelection by 100000 majority but
Robert E. Pattison is pushing the
Quay Republicans so hard in Penn
| syIvania they have, not time to pre-
sent estimates. 1t is conceded that
ITom Johnson's campaign in Ohio is
/; changing votes, and in Delaware the
| Democrats are hopeful. Maryland
has now a solid Republican delega-
ton in Congress-, and this will be
Fchanged at the coming election. AL
together the "of' year presents, a
number of very interesting contests.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-10-30

U1-D VEN YOU NEED UB NIT CHAUNCEY
DEPEW LAUGH EARNESTLY VEDDER YOU
UNDERSTOOD ID OR NOD.
crowded bedWeen der cofers uf a MOTEL.
Here is few strong situations from
der hook.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-10-30
CEARDER DREI.

Mein Lieber Heinrich-Dare is a solemn
fear knocking ad der door uf my heart
for you. Id may be dot you will need ub
NIT Chauncey Depew, der brother uf
Grand Central Depew.
Chauncey is der long tistance laugh
foosener und chokeist uf der Union
Etates. Haf you der courage, Heinrich,
to need dis blow? Viii you be true to der
traditions uf your natif lant und laugh
@GTnestly vedder you understood i'd or
n6A7
Heinrich, in my soul I belief you will
nos fail me in dis eggstrenity. Ad any
xnQfnent you may need ub nit Chauncey,
lo$aed to der muZZle nit unused laughter,
una ven you do may heafen git you der
gt1Sngth to bear ub like a brafe Cherman
GaNer.
Ven you nodice him approaching, doan'd
attempt to run away, because dare is nc
egS8cape. Like al American chokeists.
CHanrcey is IS unreientless a gas bill.
If+&o feel dot der sitivation is desperate,
I VII permission you to read him d:
m koerns, bud only as a last resort.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-10-30
CEARDTR ZNEI-

Mein Lieber Heinrich-Uf course do
nod eggspect dot foreign travel will took
from you der noble lessons vich der his
tory IF our own country hat teached you.
Id order to keeb desc lessons firmly pinch
ed togedder IN your mind I WOULD ask You
to steb down to der Brooklyn bridge any
efendng about sigs o'clock. Dare you viii
SEQ a correct imitation uf vun uf grand
pas badd1es nit Austria
Der shrieks uf der wounded rise vub
aRc9e der roar uf der money takers as
dey hand back der wrong change und
Ger sharb, hollow laugh uf der frenzied
tigget masher mingles mid der dull t'ud
uf der fender as id strikes der Brooklyn
chent in der place ware he is SO anxious
to sit down to subtser.
Nit der eggsception dot Bismarck is nod
dare der Brooklyn bridge ad sigs o'clock
is ringer for vun uf grandpa's baddle-
fields. I'd viii make you homesick to see
ID Heinrich.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-10-30
r1te Best way to Color Easter Egg.

TIE Best Way to Color Easter Eggs.
Procure packets of aniline dyes Of
the various colors you desire. Pink,
light blue, pale green, yellow, crimson
nnd purple or mauve are effective. Dis
solve the dye in hot water and boil the
eggs in it until they are colored the
shade desired, says the Ladies' Home
Josaynal for March. Make large nest
of moss, or of green Grape paper cut
In strips If you cannot obtain moss, and
place the eggs in it as centerpiece on
the breakfast table. If you wish to
give each child one egg as keepsake.
haEs little nest by each plate, with
thS egg in it.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-10-30
cHARDER sWANzIG.

NSein Lieber Heinrich-Ven you reach
deg custom house, yust t'row ub both
hasxds und trust to Proidence.
Ven you nodice your new pink palm
miss und your silk stoggins wit der oben
fadsa clocks On dem all scattered ofer der
do5k, breathe a shord prayer in English
ind prepare for der worst. Be sure to use
der English words, because dare is Q
heavy duty on foreign Literature.
If dey wish to eggsanine your lungs to
nee IL dey vas inlaid nit perls und pre-
ctous stones, doan'd vinpeh. Id will be
dime enough to kick ven you ged a doc
tors bill for dis work..
Der simplest way, Heinrich, is to leave
eferyding you hat ad der custom house,
telegraph home for money und start all
efer again.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-10-30
CEAPDER EN-

I would wish you to visit my old college
chump, Russell Sage. bud 4ed ,your visit
be as ineggspensive to him as possible. If
he should wish to show you abouid der
cidy, pay your own street car fare und be
der tru chentleman always. People doan' d
mind having greatness trust t1bon dem
provided greatness has der price. Always
remember dis, Heinrich
America is d democratic country, unless
Id habbens to go Republican, bud Russell
Is ouid uf politics .viGA puds id up to you
to work. def signals as you approach a
cafe. Uddervise your first Will remain
g1adampened.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-10-30
Look Out For Fever.

Biliousness and liver disorders a5
this season may be prevented by
cleansing the system with DeWitt's s
little pills do not grine They move
he bowels gently but copiously,
nd by reason of the tonic proper.
es, give tone and strength to the
anda--J. lei. Hill & Son.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-10-30
TIPS FOR THE PRINCE
Dinkelspiel Reviews Kaiser's
Hints to Henry.
WARNED AGAINST NEW WORKERS.


According to the Hum orist, Emperor
Williams Brother Is Advised as to
His Conduct When He Meets Rus
seu Sage, Chauncey Depevv and tho
Custom House Officers.
r The following burlesque book re-
view on the visit Of Emperor Williams s
brother, Prince Henry. to the United
States is written by D. Dinkelspiel, per
George V. Hobart, for the New York
journal:
''Some Hints to Henry" wrote py
Kaiser Wilhelm, authorshipper uf
"Such q Leedle World For Such a
Larch Man" und udder personal writ
angs.
From der far vest und der near east
efery day ged ledders from der Hder-
Rry lights aboud Ger kaiser's new book.
Id has creatoned profoundness in
der world uf liderature. Nefer before
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-10-30

YOU KNOW wRAT'YoU ARE TAKING
When Yoa SAKE 9rove's Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
nrinted On every Bottle showing that It
is sIl1 oiy iron and (sal1n}ne III s taste
ess TORN. No Cure. No Pay. SOC.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-10-30
ITO be continuationed.1

II Prince Henry has studied his brud-
eras book NIT much carefulness, he viii
be der visest gazizzus dot efer tredded
Obon dis soil.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-10-30

"All that goes up must come
down." said the captain, as the ships
bow lowered to meet another big
wave.
tPoor rule don't work both ways"
retorted the pea-green passenger,
making a wild dash for the rail.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1902-10-30
and other Bulbs at Jeffreys'
BOARDERS WANTED.

I wish three lady boarders, whom
I can supply with rooms: Also can
accommodate limited number of
table boarders gentlemen. Apply
to Mrs. I. Newton Brown,
Phone 112. 404 n. George ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-07
BAD OUTLOOK FOR CANAL.
DEMOCRATS MAY BLOCK THE PRO
POSED LEGISLATION
Try TELEGRAPH TO rHe TRiRrNE.l

Try TELEGRAPH TO The TRiRUNE.l
Washington. April 1.-THE legislative pro-
gramme agreed upon tentatively on SATURDAY
by the Republican steering committee OF 'he
Senate does not offer such encouragement 10
the homes Of the supporters of the Nicaragua
Canal scheme AS is being generally allesen 'E
them While it is true that the canal bill had
a place at the end of the programme. this does
not necessarily mean either that the Nicaragua
bill will pass the Senate or that there will lie
any definite canal legislation at this session
There are half a dozen more contingencies III
support Of this view Of the case. The strongest
is that every other important measure TO"
pending will have the right of way over the
canal bill It is generally believed. in spite IF
Republican optimism the contrary. that the
Senate Democrats will prolong indefinitely The
debate on the Philippine Civil Government Ell
At least nearly every Democratic member Of
the Senate talks this way. and some . she
leaders declare that they must make out of
this measure political capital for the approach
ing campaign which they failed signal!y 10
make out of the Philippine Tariff bill. The
Cuban reciprocity bill will get a place ahead OF
the Senate bill on the Senate programme. The
reason no arrangement was made for it by the
steering committee yesterday was tWofod-
first the bill has not yet reached the Senate
and. second il may be treated as a revenue
measure, and if it will be entitled TO prece-
dence over canal legislation
The prospects at present are that the Philip
pine Government bill and the Cuban reciprocity
propositions will Of themselves provoke a, con-
troversy in the Senate that will consume all the
time that is not devoted to the consideration of
the necessary supply bills that have not yet
been acted upon. Even If the Senate should
have time or disposition to consider canal legis-
lation at this session it is almost a foregone
conclusion that the Spooner proposition would
be the only phase OF the question considered.
This involves indefinite postponement Of a set
tlement of the canal question. since it seeks 70
authorize the President TO make a thorough in
vestigation Of the ability of the Colombian Gov
eminent to make clear title TO the United
States to the French Panama Canal property
and franchise rights and if satisfied that a
clear title can be given the President is 10 ac-
cept the French offer 70 sell TO the United
States the Panama Canal for S40,000000-