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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-26

mankind do not possess to accept this
theory, but no one knows to the con-
trary. and experience has taught me
never TO doubt the faith OF interesting
stories. If YOU do. YOU deprive your
self ana Others of much pleasure. It
is like 1nalyHiNg the attraction of n
pretty woman. or separating her fea-
lures into lots, classifying them and
measuring them by the Venus de Milo
ON the other side of the Red sea,
which, by the way, is not red but blue
-as blue as the sky in June-you can
see the purple peaks OF the Sinaitic
range, and few miles from the shore,
which You can reach la three hours
by donkey. one Of these remarkable
oascs that nre frequently found In the
desert This particular one is called
the Wells of Moses. There Is IL COM
fortress hotel Kept by an Arab. where
beds and refrcshmcnt can be obtained.
but ii is better 10 start early IN the
morning, SO as to get back the same
day and take Il luncheon in a basket
from SueH. The trip can be easily
made While the vessel is cOalnC
The children Of Israel. according to
the Bible. wandered three days In The
wilderness OF Shur ana found no water,
and when they came to Marah they
could not drink the waters. for they
We're bitter ANA the people murmured
against Moses. SaYin: What shall we
drink?' ana he cried unto the Lord
ana the i.uti showed him 4 tree which
he east into the WatcrS.and the waters
were MADE sweet. And they came TO
ct!m where there We're u wells of
water, and three. score and ten palm
trees aliO they encamped there by the
waters. And Miriam, the prophecies,
the sister OF Aaron. took tmbrel
IN hcr hand ana all the women went
out after her with timbrciS ana With
dances. That beautiful scene. one OF
Il. - IstG
IS DclicVCd TO have taken place here,
for these wells are the Wells OF Elm.
and three ana ten palm trees still
shelter a collection OF Il dozen or more
springs. The village is peopled by
naked Arabs. sincWY, springy, en-
during fellows. whose fesh shines like
polished mah"aany. and who must re-
semblc the young men OF Israel when
they started on the journey that was
not finished for 40 years.
1t is diliicuit TO understand why and
hoW they happened 30 hc wandering
about so long down here. If YOU will
look at the map YOU will see that Sue2
is almost ON a line With Cairo. ana il
WaS III most natural rendezvous of thC
tribes. who were scattered all along
the Nile from Memphis. which is just
above Cairo, 10 Thcbes, which is Just
helow LUXOR The count in the
liiblc is condensed ana we arc COM
peilcd to take a good deal of these ira
dltipOS on fGith, but as | have already
sugecs tcd. il is worth Will" To do so.
The Rcd sea is l.lO0 miles long and
rs Erclt"St Width is 200 miles. 1t is
about the shape of n sausage and ia
pers AT both ends. an one side is
Arabia. the most mysterious and prim-
tive of all countries and on the other
side are Egypt. Nubia ana the Soudan
NJ the north cnd what is known as Tho
Snaitic peninsula projects southwark
-.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-26

II is almost impossible TO fully pro-
tcct a building during repairs and
changes and let the occupants remain
inside II is not like an unoccupcd
building. could not, and did not.
undertake To prescribe Just how the
contractors shoud protect tlc Old
work. ana they claimed ia the commits
sion that they had done all they could
20 10 thnt "nd.
IN tiis connection il must he .emem-
bcrcd that many OF the status from
letks iii different parts OF the buildini;
were there before the work under i'm
NcStiEatiun begun.
Next AS to the ccmen, floors ana
water leaking from above.
Only ono day last month was sur
priSed 10 SEQ so much water in the
paSSagcTay under the front purtivo.
as il had not valued foi several DAYS.
and called the attcntioI ~ Ar VIII
liam Ranks of The Stair 20 me- cmidi-
tioNS. careful examination showed
that tn" walls of the huiiing were
sweating ali around, but whore The dir
was against the building it absorbed
the water. Willie ii WH, not SO absorbed
where the cement floors joined the
walls. The wallis sweat regularly.
they h"cn Built hollow in the outset
thoy had enough thickness for air
spacc in me centre. This is one Of the
most SERIOUS defects i'm any part OF the
state huus" mad nothing 10 90 with
Ncxt As to the defective water clos
cts ANA plnnbirg
Ths work was an done before the
city hai Plumbing rules. Or an inSpcC-
tor OF sewers and plumbing, on eVon a
SvWoraGc s.Stcm. Thcso rules vary in
diItcrcut cities. ana in the absruvc OF
amy prescribed rules each alchiicct
uses such plans ana methods as seem
best, considering location and sur
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-26

referred toisaiu, I'VE are satisfied TINT
there is no question as to the strength
| of this revised design With this
! chanGe 1t became necessary to give
| greater pitch TO the roof than origi-
( nahy intended, ana to make numerous
notifications ard changes in the spec
I iiications and detail drawings for the
/ work. Tor instance, the change in
, pitch OF the roof obviatcd the necessity
for the ventlators shown i'm the orig
| inal plans. which would have been u!i-
slightly thereon. The modified and re-
/ vised drawings for this portion of the
! work are still on file in my Office and
could have heen seen by the investi-
eating committee and their expert
! had they so desired.
! II iS charged that the window frames
Of tile dome do not lit. This appear
ance is no doubt caused by the fact
/ that some Of them were blown in dur
/ ing n severe storm last summer.
| Again, that there ere kinks and
crimpS in the galvanized iron of the
/ inner dome. But these are no doubt
due 10 natural expansion aud contrac-
ton.
Again that some stones on the out
I side OF the dome are too shclt, and the
/ contractors filled UP the spaces. Now.
I the fact is, you cannot keep the water
out OF II close joint OF stones; there
+ must be space enough TO cali and CO.
ment. and ii is necessary at that point.
water oo2inS past the cement swellS
the oa'<um and this makes the joint
water proof
But the great bulk Of criticism
of the work on the dome is that
it is not according to plans and
specifications. and that the nlans
actually used are not what they
, should be- 1t is true that much of it
is not according to the drawings and
specifications seen by the committee
and their expert, but are n substantial
compliance with the modified drawings
and detailed working pl;lns. AS To the
criticism by MI. Hunt aud the commit
tee OF the plans as changed and actu-
ally carried out. | insist that neither
this contractor nor this committee arc
competent judges. Surely the members
of the committee ere no better able to
judge OF the work, nt this time. than
were the members OF the capitol COM
mission, who saw the work as ii pro
grcSScd and when il W;,S completed and
accepted.
Ninth. That the wsod truss under
the portico roof. called for hy the draw
iii:;s. l. absent,
After the commission dccidcd to
emit the two columns before referred
to, the wood truss was no longer prop
o.. the drawings were changed and
sice! truSsed peTlins substituted. span
ming the portiCo the shortest way.
Ana here again the committee under
takes to criticisc tl.e use of built up
sections, as called Tor by the drawings,
instead of cNp"nsiV" solid stones. IN
deed. they crticise everything eNcent
thc coutract price. which every body
Knows was very low.
Tenth. That shoe; Of galvanized
iron 80 OF nr inch thick is all therc
is bCtWocu TIC interior ~ the building
and the "Vdc. wide world
hut tho best quality OF IL tin. which is
the hest gutter lining that can bc used.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-26
often falls below 20.

mercury often falls below 90. @
More than two-thirds of the popuia-
ton are Bedouin nomnds, without per-
manent PLACES of abode, who live in
tents made OF camers hair, Just like
the patriarchs OF old. They have enor-
nous ilocks of sheep and goats, and
herds of cattle and cames. The follow
the grass and move from place to place
with all their possessions. There are
however. several prosperous cities OF
considerable population and commerce.
Trade is conducted by camel caravans.
which cross the desert regularly. and
transport enormous quantities or dates.
wool and other merchandise.
William f. Curtis.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-26

ned, not through
=. hat for other
OOting contract
Now the pucn ol tms roof as nrarly
81 can ascertain, is about four inches
10 tEc foot. aud tile roofing is well
adapted Ia this class of construction.
ll lact we DO not h"Situte to advocate.
and Iuttnernure 10 ;.pnly this roof
ing om buildings whose roofs have "a
Iit'h ot 90 sis inches ANA UPWARDS 10
ne loot the crushed quartz used for
ne SlHNciug surface il such as viii
pass throubh mesh from 5-l6 inch to
- men M SIC. an9 am at a loss to
',A!eiStand hoW capt Hunt can say
lHHt ne WAS able 10 find stones as big
AN p$ton'S eggs, or the size OF a mans
Aud. SIbmit the above testimony in
Hc'rI,Sc "t the Anchor Brand Roofing
winch has been attacked by capt
Hunt ANA trust 1t will bc accepted as
suCh.
(Signcd) Walter Il. ilarris.
Representing Warren Chemical and
Manuiacturirg company. II Battery
Place New York city
notified The Charlotte Roof and
f'aving company repeatedly to soma
nitN 10 repair this roof They Scnt
ulcu mere than once. int finally Ml.
Dover. the manaStr cold m9 that some
one VAS tampcrinS Mitn lie ROOF ana
hat hc Thought tliat water was run
lI'ng through The copper work ANA
;nound the windows. It rs a f.ct lhnt
some % thc frames and sash vera
b!oWn il durIs severe wintisturlu
last summer and niore than l!l;cly thus
accounts Tor sunn ol the iclking COM
DlHined OF. Nh. RAY informed me thaI
lulcS hHG hccn punched in tho coppel
dom" cainut say as To this but
80 know ihoi people wcrc permitted
10 SO "Hd Cour at NilI.
ON two or more occasions | sem ut,
mcE 10 INSPECT tie roor after il vy:,s
reported 10 me that il had leaked. 'They
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-26

I irtt tIIdt n,. 49,, .... .r
and the discharge of this sacred duty
! VIII ever be the sweetest ana tender
( est recollection OF her life for when
! she was called on to see that mother
i pass away she was sustained and
/ soothcd by the consciousness that she
/ mao done ell that lay in her power to
maze hel mothers last years pass in
peace aud happiness.
One OF the greatest and noblest mon
I Robert lI I.cc-Whu has ever lived on
thlS earth made duty The wutchword
oi his whole li.c, ana no sacrifice Oh.
4 danger ever restrained him from DO
I ln$ what he conceived TO be right Tie
( path OF duty often calls us to walk
IN ways that humanity speaking are
the very reverse of the ones we would
choose, hut then there shO''i' ever be
/ present the thought that al, all the
( strongest happiness comes from the
|ronsciousneSs Of having done our ut
I most 30 promote the happiness OF those
/ VINO arc lear 10 us Fcrtunate in
deed is the daughter Who. when sbu
looks for the last time on The face Of
her mother. with her tired hands fold
cG across her bosom, can feel that SHE
never hrought tears to the uow closed
eyes on po!gS of sorrow to the un-
selfish heart. which has forever ceas-
ed To beat.
II She can feel thus rhen She has a
peaee and JOY that Will be hcr greatest
N"!ar" as long as life cudurcs. for what
7 ever ioi w"al or woe, the future has
/ in store for her. this is something that
no earthly power can take away.
] girl when she first leaves col
( lCte and enters. as il were upon the
threshold of her life, stands in great
need OF hen mothers counsel ana pro-
ieeti"h' and 1t ss misfortune when
stress ol circumstances deprivcs her
f oi tliis saica,uald. If There he one
thing ON earth chat comes us a gift
from Heaven it Is the love OF q moth
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-26
srncuLATons IN TROUBLE.
Have Been Starting War Rumors I'm
Itnly for Money Purnoscn.

Rome, Feb. 2l.-Rumors of warlike
preparations by Italy having been cir
culatcd a semi-ohlc!al communication
has emanated from the government
which is in substance as follows:
stories of alleged armaments and OF
the movements OF warships and troops
Tor service abroad are entirely false
indications exist that this false news
is connected with stock exchange
spcculations and those responsible
have been brought before the law
courts n be punished according to law
with Imprisonment of from three to
thirty months.
The communication evidently alludes
TO the insistence by n portion of the
press that Italy will be antagonistic to
Austria in the Balkans and to the
predictions of international complica-
tions thus causing fall in italian
bonds and rise in the exchange on
gold
B.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-26

DIR. Jnmcson's Success.
Cape Town, Feb. 21.-Dr. Jameson
has succeeded in completing q cabinet.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-26

Baltimore. Feb 2l-It was thought
that not a life was lost in the fire here.
but charrcd body supposed TO he
that Of a colOred man has been found
in the water at Howley's wharf The
body Is so badly burned as TO be un-
recogniZaDIe
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-26

t.srac has been
made the
n tute:
on OF this
under the
ate house
the con-
la. Spcci-
therefore
actory Ia
Rnaed up
on of AIR.
substitute
l. as fol-
ncy. Jon
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-02-26

Two men
ed to death
Infused IN
race gas at
anna Steel
I are: Geo.
el S. Smith,
employed in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-06

Tine Table lE Eject 5u-e in. I'D
Ne : Mall aEa ExgreF1 raves
W,otlts asIiy ........--.-.... 7ops
No 81 Ilrai Erffvff, lFaFea
sufsrav orfiF rEnepf Suns.ay 70 - q -
CoarerflrE vifh 8isay4-i p
sffe train ir.sriaT ~ icf.rts -
g. 30 Tfsa tfalu eli -
feld 81 Arfhray aHf-l TIE G4e-
snaTf PafiTr arrives.
Nc e. fTfrgf FfosgHr ar4Fer %
CeBnay SpTagf daiiT TNosyt
Ef4ssdsr a. ------..------ y ? -
T,arssss.fsrg a4sln Missouri Pa
cine ~ WifFlfz
Tgsfra AZ Alh5lR strive srs t~rsrs
frars ~ EsFsns~ f,ariHc sta;to-s. cnrrsf
I5r7ss gas asesss ar6 aFEhitS sffet
TIE Crte0t Railway nv qJrTAtss rs
trafas "a fsr 81 Faire5ew q r
r. EHYRWfr. Agsnt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-06
GRANDVIEW ADDITION

MERRIMAN PARK ADDITION
All that part of Reserve T. Block +
lying west of line running directly
north of NV corner of Reserve B.. g.
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me nsa.s.. gn.a . Col. n.iIro.s;

lFT-a
wEsT BDC-gD
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-06

Miss Ena Glossop. owner OF a china
ware store IN Philadelphia. wants 20 mar
~ a clerk IN her store. but the pastor et
her church has refused 10 perform the
ceremony. It is alleged. because OF the
publicity given to the engagement IN the
neySpaperS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-06
RaHroadTme ! able
atchison, Topeka & Santa re Railway.
Wichita and Western.

No. sos, Pratt and Kingmau Pas
sengor. except Sunday ............io ~ N
No. sic Pratt and ktnsman ac-
commoGation Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday ...................... 0 N
Leave
No sos. Kingman and Pratt Pas
senEer except Sunday ..-.-,.--.. ) - p -
No. 3e. kingmar and Pratt Accom-
mediation. Monday. Wednesday and
and Friday .............-..........e 10 m
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-06
LoGAN ADDITIoN

KANSAS ADDITION TO WICHITA
Block ! lot 17-.-.---...--.-------.- :
Hiock ! LOT e -..-.--.-...---.
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Missouri Pacific Railway.

Leave Daily
kgr-caa GtIfv a 81 Tgsiir -
Convey Springs < Cofeyyilir. II ~ a n
= Ur = l.Ni.ir .-r-- $780, ---s-- y 70
For kansaH city 4 81 Louis 81. , - p m
Huteiduson. Gcnesep ard Lyons. ~ a IA
Geneseo. Sain1. Pueblo u Denver o. . m
For Anthony Il Kiowa- q 9 n
For Autheay q ktDHa.-.-..---... v "a IN
Arrive Daily
FroFu 81 Ioc.f f. Kansas city ; 80 p ~
Little Rock. Corayviiis 4 Goa
way aarlrzr ...............,.... - p N
From 81 ff.s.lv ....-....l y 3 p m
Prom Kasssss city \ - LOUIS. O. a N
Prom DaaFer Pueblo. ssiira
Corezeo ............-ss - a "a
sFfr-r, fft.. .;slrs1,s .....-.....- - . n
Froru flr:cl- ffauu 4 f,fHeaco ....- = . ~
From anthony 81 Conway SprinRs y IN
From l.tasa Aufhouy 4 Conway
Arffss sH .---s.s % = n
Fre-r kl0va 4 AnfhoEy --.-.-.-.- p = N
syallY except Sunday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-06
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway.

WEST BOUND
Leave Daily
No. u. Texas Nesiibuicd -. ...-. s.f5 y m
No. u. Texas Past Express .-....-. - a II,
No. q. Daliy. except sunday. , 10 . n,
EAST BOUND
Leave Daily
No 4. Chicago VestibuIed EN.... - m
No. II. x q. and Eastern Ex... 10 - . m
No. &c. Daily except Sundsy.-.... ] - . -
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MATHEWSON'S ADDITION

West II of y 80 IT Of lot 5.-.-..-...-- 5-S
Beginning 40 # 5 of NE corner Of lot
10. " $50 II. 40 fl, " 10 II 10
point y Of SW corner OF IS. L l45 II
y 10 beginning. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II %
Beginning al SW corner Of lot 10,
thence ~ % II. T. % II, - It " 70
n r,la Of 3 ~ /
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-06
COUNTY TREAsURER's NOTICE
Of Unredeemed Lands and Town
Lots Subject to Tax Deed
Sept. q, 1904.
First Publication March so, 1904

Public notice is hereby given that in
conformity with the statutes of the state
of Kansas, in such case made and pro-
yided, the county treasurer of Sedgwick
county, Kansas, sold at public sale on the
Sd day of September, 1901, all the lands,
parcels of lands and town lots hereinafter
described, situated in Sedgwick county,
Kansas, for the taxes for the year 1890.
The following is a tabulated statement
of all uEredeemed lands, uarcels Of lands
anc Town lots showing the description OF
each tract and lot as the same was de-
scribed on the tax rolls. with the amount
of taxes charged, and interest calculated
TO the last day of redemption, due on
each parcel of land and town lot.
That unless all such lands and lots be
redeemed on or before the Sd day of Sep
TENDER. 1904, each parcel of land and town
lot will be conveyed by tax deed to the
purchaser of the same, as provided by
law.
The said tracts and parcels of lands and
town lots. with the amount necessary to
redeem each parcel set opposite thereto,
u foil
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SECTION 20 TOWNSHIP a RANGE E

SECTION q TOWNSHIP 27 RANGE L
Beginning 1913 II and lSS ~ r OF sW
corner of 5 Il. T q X l r, thence
y A. IT, r 107 Alp II. a II, "
107 4-12 IT TO place Of beginning. ia
SECTION IS TOWNSHIP z RANGE ! T.
y s25 fl of e y W y WI NV !. OF
SV i ~ : y Z q II E.......... 8. 81
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-01

att vi icke f0rma bringa vart narings-
|lif pa fot igen efter en- krasch, som
harror af lattsinne.
bet ar skulden och vara orimligt
| stora stats och kommunalutgifter som
arc Norges hotande fara. Och medan
lhvarje ar mer an 10000 arbetare lem
ma landet, finna vi oss utan att rodna
Ii att bora pa festtalarnas evigt upp-
repade fraser ON Norge som framti-
dens land"
MAhanda ser tidskriften | fraga ma
got morkt pa tingen. Utvecklingen
af de internationela politiska formal
landena under den senaste tiden erbju'
der atskilliga gladjande och for fran.
tiden hoppgifvande drag. Men forvisso
arc tiderna sadana att Diet icke lampar
sig for de sma nationerna att genom
inbordes kif och split forsvaga sin
stallning.
Snarare bora de af tidsomstandig'
heterna kama sig allvarligt manade
att starka sin stallning genom sam
lmanslutning. - Aftonbladet.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-01
"ETloPIANISMEN", EFT SYDAF RI
kANSkT PROBLEM.

Times correspondent / Johannes.
burg lemnar / EFT af tidningens senast
hitlanda hummer en- intressant skill
dring af den nuvarande stamningen
bland de infodda / Sydafrika.
Isynnerhet zulu och swazi-stammar.
ma ha annu Ell hunnit stadga sig riktigt
efter briget. Man torde erinra sig,
skrifver correspondence, att den s. k,
Holkrantzaffaren, da zuluer / grund
refvo upp EFT boer-kommando, intraf.
fade mot saliva slutet af kriget. Och
ohelsosamma folder af att inf0dingar-
ma harigenom lingo tandem blodad ha
icke uteblifvit, | framsta rummet tack
ware "the Ethiopian movement. Etio-
pianismen ar importerad fran F0renta
Staterna och predikar, under religio-
mems skydd, laran ON "Afrika at de in
fodde". Allvarliga anstrangningar ha
- isynnerhet af regeringen / Natal -
gjorts for att qvafva r0relsen, men
propaganda har oaflatligt fortsatt slit
saningsarbete och sprider sakta men
sakert missn0je bland de inf6dda STAN
marna.
bet wore mahanda oriktigt, framhal-
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-01
NATTLIGA BuFFELJAGTER |
INDIEN.

Bland de manga lister, som manni
skan betjanar sig af for att tillfreds.
stalla slit ~jagtbegar, har den, som an.
vandes vid de nattliga buffeljagterna,
EFT visst intresse.
| den tropiska skogens tata snar,
hvilka / sin bladrika vaxtverld hysa sa
manga dur, infores en- buffet. De ia.
ma djuren veta att denne ar harml0s;
de vida ,sasom t. ex. pantern, lockar
han, och sa gifver han jagaren skydd
bakom sin vaudiga kropp. Men pa Diet
att buffeln skall markas i urskogarnas
nattsvarta skugga, blir han belyst.
Delta skier genom en- flatad korg eller
ask, som ar 0ppen pa en- sida. 1 denna
korg brinna facklor, som kasta ljuset
genom den obetackta sidan in / sko-
gen, under Diet att jagaren ar / skug-
gan. Ljuset lockar ocksa fran skogs-
djuren.
Sa alldeles latt ar dock denna matt
liga jagt med buffet ingalunda. Fack-
lorna medfora naturligtvis eldfara: en-
oandlig massa nattfjarilar st0rta sig
mot eden, slacka den ibland genom
sin mangd och nara den emellanat
med sina oljiga, fort torkande kroppar,
sa att lagorna sla hogt och och CORA
bufflarna vida och farliga for jagarne.
Men farorna afskracka dock Ell ia
game fran att jaga med buffet. Delta
tillgar pa f0ljande satt. Den med kor-
gen utrustade buffeln fores pa. qvallen
in ! skogen med en- starkt ljudande
klocka kring halsen. Denna skram-
mer upp djuren. M patandes fack-
Ian, och nedbojda bakom buffelns run
da kropp lura f6rare och jagare. Smart
uppdyka de genom djuset och larmet
djuren, Mortar, vildsvin
och de stora kattdjuren. Klockklan-
gen gor dem nyfkna, ljuset f6rbryllar
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-01

bet nyss forsiggangna narmandet
mellan Frankrike och England Dor va
ra egnadt att ~undanr0ja de betanklig-
heter, som engelsk skuggradsla och
misstanksamhet hittills lagt / vagen.
bet nuvarande ogonblicket, slutar Pei
tereau, erbjuder EFT gynnsamt tillfalle
for att minska afstandet mellan Lon
don och Paris, "de iva stora centra for
production, illus och civilisation."
Dessa forhoppningar tyckas emeller-
It'd icke ha stor utsigt att ga full
bordan, att donna efter den ledare.
hvarmed Times / slit senast hitkomna
hummer affardar projektet. Tidningen
repeterar historiken ofver det mot
stand som vid foregaende tillfallen
fran engelskt hall rests deremot, och
inner de de framforda a~IguInenten
ega sin kraft oforminskad annu i dag.
1 delta motstand ligger ingen som
helst fientlig kansla mot Frankrike,
~f0rsakrar Diet stora cityorganet, utan
6uudSl OHlSOT SSu OHu iduuetS udtlOuSld
| trygghet. Genom en- tunnel under Ka-
nalen 'forlorar England sin insulara
position, den fornamsta garantien for
sin oangriplighet till lands. och kom-
mer | stallet | Stamina lage som fast.
landsmakterna". Tennyson och Brow.
ming, kardinal Manning och Herbert
Spencer, hvilka pa sin It'd undertook
made en- protest | Nineteenth Century
mot kanalf0rslaget - Diet var visst !
b0rjan pa 1SS0-talet - aberopas nu
af Times som vittnen pa den nationela
fara som forslaget innebar. Slutligen
erinrar Times med h0gerpatriotisk till
fredsstallelse att tunnelprojektet, som
| gang pa gang aterkom under de Glad
stoneska kabinetten, alldeles forsvun'
nit sedan de konservativa kommo till
makten.