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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-11
MARSHAL BARNES
FIRED FROM OFFICE
DISMISSED BY ROOSEVELT
BECAUSE HE DENOUNCED JUDGE
SPEER AT VALDOSTA.

For Some Time the Relations Be-
tween the Judge and the Marshal
of the United States Court for the
Southern District of Georgia Had
an Open Breach.
Macon, May 10-United States Mar
shall John M Barnes of the southern
district of Georgia was to-day dis
charged from office by orders direct
from President Roosevelt.
For several months past the rela-
tions between Judge Speer of the
United States court and Marshal
Barnes have been strained. but the
closest personal friends of both gentle
men most thoroughly acquainted with
the situation were hopeful up to two
weeks ago that there would be no
open rupture
During the recent term of the United
States court at Augusta matters reach
ed an acute stage, and those present
who were conversant with the situa-
ton were hourly anticipating some
trouble. Nothing. however. occurred
court convened in Valdosta, the crisis
was reached. During the morning ses-
sIn nf ho 80 ta
was personal clash between the judge
and the marshal, during which some
Speer indicated his resentment by ad-
iourning court and returning at once
to Macon.
The troubles between the two were
quietly discussed and efforts were made
to induce Marshal Barnes to tender
an apology for the language he is rep
resented to have used, but an apology
was not forthcoming.
Judge Went to Washington.
Saturday afternoon Judge Speer went
to Washington and when his point OF
destination became known here de-
velopments were anticipated, but
those nearest Judge speer emphatically
affirmed that his visit to the national
capital had nothing to do with the es-
| arrangement between him and the mar
shall. Still there were those who kept
a weather eye on the situation, and
when, shortly after the noon hour to-
day, it was stated that the marshal
had received a telegraphic discharge
from the executive department, there
were many who were in no way sur
prised.
Marshal Barnes. like Judge Speer, is
one of the best known gentlemen Of
the South. and deeper interest than
ever was aroused in the matter. The
marshal did not hesitate to confirm
the news when he was asked about it,
and readily gave out a statement. say
ing:
Couldn't stand Tyranny.
Yes, / was to-day removed from
the office of United States marshal by
the President, without chance 10
have a hearing or to make any ex-
PLANTATION. l suppose it was due to
the fact that at Valdosta, two weeks
ago. I denounced Judge Emory Speer
in the severest terms possible in the
English language.
"The tyranny of Judge speer has ex-
tended over the entire seven years
since I was first appointed marshal.
AS I am not made of the material OF
which Wallets are made, 1 have never
failed to repel his assaults. Other peo-
pie may groan and submit, but am
not built that way. The office OF
United States marshal is very small
to me compared to my self-respect
At Valdosta he carried the pitcher to
the fountain once too often, and
denounced him."
-~-o~s-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-11
To Benutify the city.

Richmond. Va, May 1O.-A Civic I'M
provement League, with the object in
view of beautifying the city and in
all other ways rendering it desirable
as a place of residence, was organized
here tonight. Following are the off,
GERS: President, Charles b. Cooke:
first vice president, Mrs. Albert c.
Bruce; second vice president, Mrs.
Charles G. Bosher; secretary and
treasurer, l.. Nick. Hudkins.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-11
Report from Kissimmee.

Kissimmee, Fla. May 10.-In so far
as heard from, Taliaferro, for the Sem
ate, and Davis, for Governor, carry
this county. Clark and Watson have
tied, as far as heard from, for Con-
gress. Massey is leading Beacham for
the state Senate. Jones is leading Butt
for state Attorney
Watson, the present representative,
and his entire county ticket are ahead,
but it may take full returns to de-
eide, in which case it will take two
days to get all in.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-11
RAILROAD LINE
NOW RESTORED
RUSSIANS ARE JUBlLANT
BECAUSE PORT ARTHUR CAN BE
REACHED BY RAIL.

Alexieff Failed to Report How He
Managed to Restore the Railway
and Telegraph Line, hut the Fact
of the Restoration Was Enough
to Bring Some Comfort to the Rus
sinns-OHset by the Japanese Ac-
tiVity.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-11
HOCLEY UNDER 50ND.
The Promoter Charged with "A Com
spiracy to Defraud.

spirncy to Defrnud.
London, May 10.-Ernest Terah
Hooley whose meteoric career and
company promoting a few years ago
astonished the financial world, was ar
rested in London to-day on the charge
of conspiracy to defraud. Hooley's
colossal bankruptcy and the proceed
ing arising therefrom were the sensa-
ton of 1896. Since then he has been
connected with various promotions,
some of which led to court proceed
ings.
Hooley to-day was released on $40,-
900 bail.
Henry J. Lawson, another company
promoter, also was arrested to-day in
connection with the Hooley charge
and is held awaiting $4,000 bail, which
has not been furnished
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-11
AGAIN POUR SHOT
UPON PORT ARTHUR.

London, May 1.-THE Toxic COR
respondent of the Morning Post,
cabling under date of May 10, says
that n high-angle bombardment of
Port Arthur is proceeding.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-11
MADE CHIEF ENGINEER
OF THE PANAMA CANAL

Chicago, May 1o.-John F. Wallace,
general manager of the Illinois Central
Railway, this afternoon accepted APP
pointment as chief engineer of the
Panama canal. lie win leave not later
than early in June for the isthmus. His
successor as general manager Of the
Illinois Central win probably be either
A. w. Sullivan, I. G. Rawn or w. J.
Harahan.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-11
DISASTROUS FIRE IN
A TENNESSEE TOWN.
The Business Section of LnfoIette
Was Destroyed.

Was Destroyed.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May 10.-The busi-
ness section of Lafolette. Tenn, burn
ed to-day. Thirty-five buildings were
destroyed. with a loss of 100000; in
surance, 100000.
The fire originated in the lamp room
of the Cumberland Inn. All the guests
escaped uninjured, except DR.. w. II.
Adams who jumped from a third floor
window. and broke a leg, and Fred
Hall who was badly burned.
The town has no fire department.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-11
NO EPIDEMICS AMONG
THE RUSSIAN SOLDIERS

st. Petersburg. May 10. $3.50 p M
The following statement was made to
the Associated Press to-day regarding
the reported epidenics at Mukden
There are some cases of dysentery
and smallpox and several cases of
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-11
BUTCHERY IS REVERSED.
Thibetans get Back at Britons in n
Minor Degree.

London, May 1.-THE Times this
morning publishes a dispatch from
Gyantse, Thibet, which reports the
butchery of eight servants of the
British Mission by Thibetans.
The dispatch says that the Thibetans
are constantly getting better arms
and ammunition. which are manufac-
tured at L'hasse. and it is clear the
Thibetans contemplate a combined ef-
fort to overwhelm the mission.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-11
HAYTL THE UNFORTUNATE,
HAS ANOTHER CIVIL WAR.

st. Thomas, D. w. l., May 10.-The
German cruisers Vineta, Sazelle, Falka
and Panther, which were to have sailed
to-day for Newport News, will leave
instead for, Port Au Prince, Hayti. 1t
is reported that a revolution has
broken out there.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-11

Washington, May denomination
of the reported movement of the Ger
man war vessels has reached here from
ST. Thomas, it being stated that one
vessel already had departed for Port
Au Prince and that two others were
coaling for the same trip. This move
ment was made upon the advice that
hard fighting was going on in Hayti,
but no particulars were furnished.
Cape Haytien, May 10.--United States
Minister Powell has returned to Port
Au Prince.
Cape Haytien, May 10.-While the
rumors that revolution has broken
out in Hayti are false, there is general
discomfort in the republic, and a revo-
luton is momentarily looked for.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-11

IContinued on Film Page.l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
FER CCCEN- REASON.

Public officials who cross-qHesti3n
PETITIONERS in the discharge of their
duties expect and hope to receive
t5uhfu replies: but once in awhile
they got an answer 50 pregnant with
trath that its crvsfal purity fairly daz
lies thom. This is what happened in
the Now York posto0ice on Thurs
day IN the course of a conversation b.
twcon government official, gray.
headed and pompous. and a woman,
young. eood looking and III apparent
dIsfrcss
u want to get letter back that
Ralea ahouf Il Minutes AGO" said the
woman Can l."
II can he done if you can prove
authorship, said lhe man eravely,
"5nf II will put us to lots of
ltonb1a.2
gves. suppose i VII. h1t cant
l. F. b4t roally must have the
l5tra,. I shool3a't have sent the let
ar in t''a first place. 4id il on I'M
pulls. waaila't have il go through
II an hing
"Nho is i to- was he next q2'9s-
ton
She mentioned man name,
TIE salemnity and importance Of
y = inquisitogs look became still
lore intensified.
Why he asked solemnlv, do
ven want % get this latter back
because" came the unhesitatine
reply. 4 am afraid his wife viii get
bold of it"
She got the letter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
TEXARkANA GETS HOSPITAL.
Cotton Belt Railway Institution viii
Be Moved From Tyler Today.

ToAarkana Nov Nafce vas
set9 t9 ehe railway officials feF.s ffa
Che Cotton Bel general hospital
0hich has besn az r4Ief several zea.s.
MI =6e rsmotel 20 fHs p1ae. \
zpeeial ran bearing tHe fatp1a~
s1asslrs and nu9s VII .ea5. fzl#a
aNoH} 9 O'Clock his maGniHe.
TEACHING I54fe abaHt o. :. o'clock =
tae aftCrn9In.
esafhiHg in tht sam HeN
'a3fdin4s here Is III perfect titw- Of
til. Town and surrounding country
Competent critic pronounce III h.
Ngal one of he be- IN il appoint
melfs 10 he found sci IN Nissi~
eippi river
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
PROGRESS
REPORTED IN ARKANSAS

ehattaaao45. -Feaa5 Nov. i5.-rhe
progress n sau horn industrial 9eVe3-
8meat for .ha week ja.t closed. as
sepefJe5 IN tn Trada.mau. Includes
ehe following HeW nau-tr.e a.
anon ,he n5ast important IN tr'saA-
sas.
$4,000 ign boat and
water company
Fey3Ie-tanuia@ Glory.
Little RocE-E Engineer rig a44 e.
velopment company,
i'ina Barrel factory.
Iamar-Coal mines
Jonesboro-5taYc fac cry.
inefeld-Cement works.
Yardells- 100000 mining eonlpa,
ny.
Hot nhore company
$4,000 coal mining com
pany.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
IS TIE FATHER OF FoRTY-THREE

New York. November 2$$=.e 70 Mr.
lnciie Geefa5ee tartzs1tfsd ebzld OF
III =RGzaoH III sizteemh by bi4
fhirl Nife. were baan lhre, saas Nd
nes'iay u PIai4f3eIa can. Nj
ijr:-sah ba~ los. al ttae5 of faargasa
= hs cbfIaf.lz laa #Ibase ~ s ae-
eaaiafed with are t5th II. and mobar7
e i>2 children and bs1e nfaaz.slN
eauaehIlrea fora&aue afe& =erand=
and @ta 445af 2Fgaf -ranaz
MI Beisson bat al a n
farvtAlae children ara lae2. ra
hls= =frsl asite Waz hoea lr5Ihf4 tire
=iae= a1a q1asrI1Fl eaee aad ii MS
araaa Wite 63e pairs 4f fN5tz.
3ae# aiaHal births eal.elts1= af.a ~
fi6f1 Vic and Nrz= G=el5Ee.= u
6.e#as9 81 5Ee= 5HPe=-= 9.3z u
aFs t#i.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

The big sleeve is coming back which
9ips into the soup. the gravy, the but,
ter and the jam and keeps the wear.
er SO busy apoloeizing that she can't
eat, and finally staryes to death.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
A ZEN FFA<ltf! -. :.

VII a ea
is fae an
slas Dean d.s7as7az
Ia a39sasras,4 #,4.r=#ss #Fs5 a5e5 In he
Anne Ravna}'s Hi-ta3es as peax IN
d. when }fo author = lha. work
happened % c7ee n Noon them. They
had lold tic 2oaa man 'he subject
Of thoir conversation ana rhe abbe
dameeiately denied that here were
aay errors in his history.
His attention was called 10 the
story Of certain polly Baker and an
eloquent address which the abbe
credited her with making before a
Massachusetts c4'ir. The able in
sisted that it Wa q true story, but
aimi.tea that he cuula ne remember
hs authority for il. DR. Franklin
was shaking VIII LAUGHTER during the
tfotestations ef he EARNED French
nan.
At last he said Il will tel You
aabe, the origin Of that sorry. When
! was a printer anl editor of a news
PAPER We were sometimes slack Of
news. and tc amase orr customers
| used 10 I'll uo om vacant columns
gith anecdotes and fables and fan-
e.es OF my own, and this tale Of Polly
Baker is one of my making
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
Literally.

Gunner-Yes, the doctors put Hark-
O. to sleep and operated on him.
Gpyer-I guess he was pretty sore
when he woke up.
Gunner-Yes, he was al cut up
about It.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
SEE DRS. BLACK BROTHERS
YOUR TEETH.

The Pacific hotel has s.artel 70
serving meals again. First class
accommodations. Call ard see me.
Ddw. Daonia. prop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
COULD NOT ENaUaz PcVERr,

tAextr tre NaeHd= NJ
laa lHte=s. @i#e=sf E5az faeeas
ae#.=t#izsed suicide q 3a80l Ii5e5
fs=at11s. 1sa..fa'55 Bego 5la
4a# Aef h=jsitaas Hia.a=sfat f9a0b#
W, u c#N '.as.s s.s#js9e
os5=ai n =tfe.lie nuEe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
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d. ~
NEIGHBoRING TOWNS. 4
u q
:. 4 i. * ). + f. j. j. 1. y. + II -
locust COTTAGE.

Locust Cottage Ark. NoH. Mrs
NJ. A Hudson attended, foe Bapfist
convention Al Pine Bluff
MIR W + johnson has he hnost
tprnip nafch in the country. and IS
ceiling g1rntps rapidly az the mills
fer s. a Dnshtl
We had a vcrS fine season Of rain
Saturday NIGHT and on sunday rain.
.cd al day and The people could no
ATTEND Sunday school and preaching.
NJ. Archi, SCOTS mother Of Texas
i. on visit 20 him ard family She
says they have made fine crops in
Texas this year. She has a hos hal
weighs over 100 pounds. and has he@a
offered So fer II. hut viii not sell.
Mr.. u. \. fmdson's little sons. to-
l1ls ana Fred, went on hunting Friday
t3ehl aHd ea12h# three flu o3ossuaS
Mr.. Ia Johnson and 3 ason ami
Earnest Sinclair went IN Saline riHs
e. hunting few days ago and Illl2d
sixteen squirrels and one dHck
Mr.. NJ s. Hamilton has gone a visit
10 his son. lee at Kineslahd. and
expects "a Re sone week on t5I
days
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
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EAST END NEWS.
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Mrs. J. Il Dichtrsou 1t. today se
- I.ouis where he Vii visit reia
t.Nes and Sc fHe falf.
Nr. anJ Mrs J. 7 McGee Nj ar.
Mrs. ]. r Watts and Mrs F.lrauiei
leave his week fer Hatou Ngto
where thy viii spend a Wseh hantHa
and fishing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
Swan Lake.

Swan LAX Ark, Soy. 22-3..=Mr Ma
l4ce WiIboafn has been OH the s5c1
list. In = able % be up asain,
Mrs. eason Of Breohside. ait@'s
=, asaut visit 10 ReV. and }rs. prahes
has returned home
Mr.. Worthy DraE@ and family af
$ n c6y hive moved back to thts
place. NJ nr,dee MI work for Mr.
leha seuaett.
dis Mary lIall and chloe Jones
3.54e# sore "a gizit 10 Jbe worlds
ts5Ig
Mrs. larry Hammock sefy II
., her 1oaIz.
Mss La1a Crow Of l4aa, Fna ana
zas Carr - G@aerslme v.ste1 A1~.
u. H Ge#aVas IA @#e&.
It FHfn4Fstoae
Gs8#J s. lef Haa a51 H@os
,f#.= 41fz.t# Ass @s5ttie Nsflltaa5s.
aaa saaHer al Mr.. " VI.
e#az's aoH Vas ea..a 2.aasaI.s
sr Mss G.asa Cow Won the
caI. as Il. prssfie4t NgN4 lady pres
oa. Na Lester Lease WAS decided
1sl-ZtH handsome young mar
r.. - !iras II oI Douglas Went 20
NY GasconY re take the practice Of
his brother, Or Asa Brunson, while
th Ia tor Is visiting the worlds fair,
Dr. Polk was kicked by a mule last
week but his injuries are not serious.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

Most men figure that the lightning
will strike somebody else.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

Gonsomme Prlneess5'
BisqUe de Homara Paris.enne
Michigan Celery Saled Almonds
Que,n Olives
Fi1et of Black Bass a Ia Colbert
Saratoga chips HeiHz's India Relish
Westphalian Ham Champagne Sauca
Croustades of Chicken Eivsfs a la
Financiere
Apple Dumping an Cognac
Orange Sherbct ia Tru1ock
Vermont Turkey. roasted, Cranberry
Jelly
heast Domestic Dueklin4 al NatoYel
asparagus : in Cream French Peas
Strinslese Beans
Roast Sucking PIG enrant r. serves
Primo Ribs OF Beef an jas
Mashed Potatoes Potatoes F1ollandaise
Candied Yollow Vans
Crab Salad
English Plum Pu9aing Hard and Bran
dy Sauce
Gteen Apple Pc Pumpkin Pie
MiHee Fi9
Vanilla lee Cream Assorted Ca&a
smyrna i2iss layer Bai@ins
Mixed Nuts
Elam Chose Toasted Flakes
Coffee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

Locust Cottage Ark, NoH. Mrs
NJ A. Hudson attended tee Bapfist
con> eutfoH ri Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

Miss Helen Grants private car,
"Grantly," in which she viii tour the
south and west this season. is a yeri-
able home on wheels. The intereriGr
i finished in mahogany and is divided
into sleeping room, bath room. sitting
room. kitchen, etc, and was Designed
hv her manager. Mr.. James Il. Del
char with the view OF making his
popular star comfortable While en
tour
I. IS claimed ehat nc mnstr Of The
Silver slipper Is so foIl ot melody
that it sends ore home whis.Iine. ana
hat tie costumes ~ elegance and
beauty dazzIed even faded NeW York.
where ran lor * months The
9champaena paace2 : prom ised 10
set people 10 talking This mus.c;1
comedy by the authors ii ',i5iorolora9
VIII he seen al F,lks theater Noy@'n.
1er %.
J. NJ. Ward IS ..rssel i,.e the
scenic meiodrama. 4 Hidden Crime,
which VII be seen a th4 EflS- theater
Thursday uieht. promises 10 q a IN !
dramatic tr.3t of ;ae sesaop.
wherever Ia hee9 #aftere the
press and nc rntl.e aeral1E voice
an opinion: u is naef rha aes5
aeIadrama - written The fact
tl.@ every ii eft se.aefE= a=ed N
tae production i ear1.a#l. tla= eosHamz
f-e correct aad ae eeazpaa} a very
capable on. az tel 20 n#.s'se = oue
che mezt =faee5ez productions
ea .ouF. Amaaz .5a5=s most prom
non. n sh.= eas- az,= Hf ieha z
LoeE.z4 anl vi Pauline F7e'eHerz
orc Of sHa iaz l.s.rab5a Be hines
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
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+
= ADJUSTMENTS.
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l. l. = j. j. + + + i. !. :. + + +
Flks THEATER ATTRACTIONS

ELkS THENI IN . ''7F0 7O''0
Nov. 22-Sultan Of Sulu.
Nov. 23-Harry Be7esford.
Nov. 24-"A Hidden Crime.
Nov. Silver Slipper.
Nov. 30.-Paul Gilmore
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23
SEWING DINNER
ct TgE TRULOCi Il

Tho H0tel lGaloch VII se1te Il
55antin4 sa1u an ThaHE@eiTina daE
tfrat = % ~. The following IS
h Glst4u.
Oyster Cocktail
Waters
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

Swan ak Ark, Sow - Nh. Ma.
lace Wi1b0ofn has been OIL the SCH
list laH = able 20 he up a@ain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-23

Mrs. Gasn nf Breehside. atter .
9a,asam visit 10 Rev and Mr.. Drahe,
has returned home.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-03

(Continued on Page Eighty
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-03

neighbors. Depth will undoubtedly in crease the copper values of the vein being worked The ore so far remov- ed has come from so near the surface
 that the 19 per cent showing may be considered very high.
 The first shipment of a car of ore from the Little Coronado to the Shan non smener was made last Saturday. 1t was a clean sulphide, running from % to 35 per ceat. The event of the
 commencement of regular shipments from this mine of the Standard Con- solioated has been looked forward to with interest for some time. Many believe it the beginning of output from a mine that will in a few years show itself one of the greatest in the camp Development has steadily inn proved the opinion held concerning the property and already shown that beyond doubt it is a most excellent one. President Ross of the Standard has since his recent return to the camp visited the Coronado to find his helief in its value mere than justified. He is enthusiastic over the property and has stated that it shall not look in the future for whatever aid it may need to make the great mine he is confident 1t will. The working force 1t the property has already been in creased.
 A shaft was started on Wednesday hy the Detroit Copper company at. the coal discovery point in the Molder basin. It was down ten feet on the vein yesterday and is to follow the vein. This work will bring more speedy results of a definite character than the prospecting which has been suspended on the west side by the dis covery ground, where a new s inch vein was get last week and where the four foot cut and two foot veins in the cut. changed a little for the better, re- main about as found at the beginning Of work several weeks ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-03

necessary to speak the Spanish lan- guage. If it is not learned before go- ing to those parts, it must be learned afterwards, and the mining engineer may count himself years ahead if he masters the tongue before leaving the United States.
 These literary departments to which I have referred should not be greater than the demand for them re- quires. They should be merely ad- juncts to the College of Mines, and not of such character as to interfere with the Ann Arbor state insYtution. In the eastern technical schools there is every facility provided for literary training and man taking the mining engineering course will qualify him self in the seats of learning there in a manner that will procure for himself a recognition above the man who lacks this qualification, although the latter may have greater technical skill.
 Tt is also essential that mining engineer of today must be able to read French and German. in order to in form himself on all points that he should know. Ability to read these languages is absolutely essential to q
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