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Business Locals
Joseph Myers, Tyrone, for the next two
weeks will have choice peaches.
wopn Avn xoprS NGG.zINE

Joseph Myers, Tyrone, for the next two
weeks will have choice peaches.
WORD AND WORKS MAGAZINE.
Rev. Irl r. Hicks, the noted weather fore.
caster Of ST. Louis. Mo, has for eighteen
wears past edited 4 monthly journal OF national
reputation, Word and Works. We have re-
ceived Word and Works at this office aud can
testify TO its value as a family monthly. Prot
Hicks has decided to change his family month
liz TO magazine form and with the October
number the monthly will be a beautiful mag
azine profusely illustrated with halttone en-
cravings. One Of the early fall numbers OF
this magazine will contain Prot Hicks
weather forecasts for the first SIX months OF
1906. The January, 1900, number will con.
TAIN the weather forecasts for the second SIX
months of 1906. These Two numbers OF the
magazine will take the place OF the Hicks
Almanac which will be discontinued. The
matter that has heretofore been Published IA
the Hicks Almanac each year will nov be
found in the magazine aud much more. The
price Of the Word and Works Magazine is 10
cents per copy or Sl.00 per year. Send 10
cents for copy ofthe October number, which
gives you full particulars of how the Hicks
weather forecasts for year ia advance will
nov be given to the public, Word and Works
Publishing Co, POI Locust street, 81. Louis,
No.
The comfor, OF a Dolly Madison Is att art,
not an accident in making.
Fox SALE-A vel established General
Store, in Western Maryland town; large eN.
elusive cash trade: bad health cause Of selling.
A rare chance for right party. Easy terms
Address, Merchant, ADVOCATE Ohce. p
LosT.-On Friday. August -, on the road
from Csrroillou 10 Wesley Chapel. bag con
tanning 80. - u silver. 4 liberal reward II
returned 10 Eliss T. Taylor. Palapsco, Nd.
Fifty Stock Heilers for sale At reasonable
prices. Charles W. King. Westminster. Nd.
II yuu arr gong TO build q house or barn,
e "a estimate IRON Warfeld, Sykesvilie.
100 bushels Prime Fuliz Seed Wheat for
sale, Vincent lingling, near Westminster.
Talk to Warheld al Sykesville.
Every man owes il 10 himself and bis family
to master a trade or profession. Read the
display advertisement Of the six Morse Schools
Of Telegraphy, in this issue aud learn how
easily young mAn or lady may learn iele-
graphy aud be assured position.
Waifeld. al Sykesyille. buys sll farm pro
duce. See SYkesville market VA this paper.
Summer visitors can find Al Cassell Je~el-
~ Store a first class assortment ct all the latest
aud best 10 Jewelry, watches, cut glass. bFic-
brac. &c. Special aitentiou gwen 10 select
iug aud fitting eye glasses. Store on Main
street, east Of Postoshce.
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Charges Against Federal Jobholders

FosroFFfCE pEFAKTGKNT.
Taking brsbes from government cuegrsciors-
Selling 10 the government thFoEKh dummies.
kGRICrLTVRAL DEPARTMENT
Selling crop reports IN advance 81 pabhea
ton 10 spectators,
Selling other government intotsaaiipu 90
magazine.
coTReriug government mesa
INTERInE DEPARTMENT.
Defrauding the Indians,
COaniving al land frauds
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Smuggling aud exlor,iou.
VAR DEPARTMENT.
Accepting commissions on department par
chAses.
Ordinary larceny.
ENLIGHTENMENT
sTkTE DEPARTMENT.
Using Official influence Tor private profit
TREASURY BEPAKTsEST.
No charges for the present
pEPAETNEST % COMMERCE AID IIHnR.
No charges, but some suspicion.
DEPARTMENT oF JUSTICE
No charges, but plenty of suspicion.
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
Accepting secret commissions on govern
ment contracts
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Maryland Affairs.

Capt Andrew Woodall, Of GeorErto~n.
Kent county last week purchased The Sheffield
farm, containing 454 acres, situated IN the
Firsi district Of Cecil county, for Slsen.
This makes IS large aud very desirable farfas.
nov Owned by Captain Woodali in Kent and
Cecil counties.
MS. Arie Moore, wife OF Edward Moore. Of
Rocky Springs, Frederick county. While going
about her huase Tuesday afternoOH. became
violently insane aud attacked her chlldrea.
Fortunately. her husband SAs al hoas~ and
managed to conceal thea. Hefhcn summoned
assistance and had hiss wife committed 60
Moutevur Hospital Tor treatment.
John Gornsn, proprietor q the Vest Nir.
giniA Hoiel. al Cumberland, died Tuesday
afternoon, after an illness Il les than dsy
aged s. years Mr.. GormAa ale some corn
SUNDAY aud vlolenI cramps resulted, Nhich
continued until Ms death. THIS family has
been particularly unfortunate, the site aRd
two daughters, Annie snd Leola. having died
within the last three years
James f. Ingram, Jr. president q The
Baltimore and Frederick Electric Railroad
Company, Is seeking TO have the roads Fred
srlck city franchise, expiring September >.
renewed and 90 b. absalye4 troEa FORGETTING
their g.. 90 forfeiture bond. AIdermen Doag
less. HershbergeF and Lease are qaoted as
saying that they will demand The psyReut Of
the s. 90 guarantee and exact = g., GO bond
for any renewed franchise
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Earthquakes In Portsmouth.

PORTSMOUTH, y. H., August 30-A series
of earthquake shocks, the most severe experi-
enced in this section, we're felt here late this
afternoon. Buildings trembled perceptibly,
dishes were shaken from shelves, and in many
cases people rushed ia terror from their houses
into the street.
There were three distinct shocks, and in
each instance the tremor was accompanied
By sound like distant explosion. The FIRST
impression was that the powder magazine at
the navy yard had exploded, and hundreds Of
queries along this line were received at the
yard There had been no explosion, how
ever, and the shocks were felt along the entire
New Hampshire coast line.
The first shock was felt little before $40
p. m, aud the other shocks followed soon
after In the business section OF the city the
shoppers and store employees rushed out into
the streets. believing tina; the buildings were
about to collapse. Each of the three shocks
continued for several seconds.
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NO. 4ie6 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
IA Equity.
I.lilie Virginia Wabiz, It a.. ~ Mary {.
WAntE, ct a.
Ordered, this Isl day Of september, A. ID.
1895. by the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
sitting As a Court Of Equity. that the sale Of
the real estate made and reported IN the above
entitled Cause by LeSis ID. Wantz and Noah
c. WAni9, Trustees appointed BY the decree
passed ia said cause to sell the same, be- finally
ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the
contrary be shown on or before the 2nd day Of
October, next; provided copy Of this order
be inserted IN some newspaper published ia
Carroll county, Maryland, once a week in
each Of three successive weeks before the 18th
day OF September, next.
The report states the amount Of sale 10
be SlS00.OO.
DAVID p. SMELSER, Clerk
True copy-Test
sept2 81 DAVID p. SSEIsER, Clerk.
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Lightning Charged Ship.

New York, Aug. 3O-With only the stump
of her foremost left, her steel stays melted
and several thousand punches of electrically
cooked bananas in her hold, the fruit steam
ship Bodo got in from the West Indies today
with remarkable story.
The Bodo had Just lost sight of Port An
tonic when she ran into Southwestern. A
bolt of lightning struck the ship and electricity
played over her steel decks and ratings and
stays. The lightning them visited the cargo
hold, burning to a crisp about 5000 punches
of bananas, while the other $4,000 lunches
were charged highly with electricity.
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PEACE ESTABLISHED.
RUSSIA AND JAPAN AGREE
UPON POINTS AT ISSUE.
Japan Withdrew Demands to
Which Russia Objected.

The Russian and japanese peace commits
sioners concluded terms of peace on Tuesday,
August %, after sessions lasting exactly three
weeks, with occasional adJournments TO con-
suit home governments.
RUSSIA CEDEs
Protectorate over Korea, with all that it
implies.
Evacuation of Manchuria, leaving Japan a
clear field.
Cession 10 China and Japan of Eastern
Chinese Railroad.
Cesson to Japan of Port Arthur and Dalny.
Cesson to Japan of rights in Lao lung
peninsula.
Fishing rights on the Siberian coast.
Commercial and military hold in the main
land of Asia.
JAPAN CEDES
Its demand for money indemnity to cover
cost Of war.
Its demand for the cessiou of Sakhalln, the
compromise dividing the island.
Its demand for the interned Russian war
ships.
lis demand that Russia hereafter limit its
naval strength on the Pacific seaboard.
The points al issue having been agreed
upon, il only remains to have the terms put
in proper form and TO have them formally &C
cepted by the contracting powers. There has
been practical armistice ever since an agree
ment TO consider terms of peace was deter.
mined upon, and the once hostile armies VIII
soon be on the march homeward. The Rus
sian forces in Manchuria number about half a
million men, aud the japanese armies are
about one hundred thousand stronger.
THE COST IN MEN. MONEY AND SHIPS.
Men.
RUSSIA had in Manchuria in Febru.
ary. 1904 .............. 10000
She has since sent ont to the front. 80 600
Japan is said TO have modified
nearly zoo 900
Total forces engaged since The out
break of the war (abou, -.....-.....l .5lo, 600
OF these the killed permanently disabled
aud iuyAided home have been computed at
625, 900; 375. 600 Russians and go, O0O japan
csc.
la money. according to figures published in
the Gazette of St Petersburg, the war has
cost Russia including property destroyed,
SI.075, OOO. 900. On June 5 it was estimated
at Toxic that the cost TO japan bad been close
ia the neighborhooi Of $4,000, 600. THIS
brings the total money cost at the time OF the
agreement to peace parleys at 81, $50 .uoO, 900.
H. ships the losses have been as follows
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The War Ended.

The war between Japan and Russia is ended.
Japan went TO war to drive Russia out of Port
Arthur She accomplished this, and the
terms of peace give her Dalny also, and a
protectorate over Korea, half of the island of
Sakhalin and fishery privileges on the Siberian
coast. Japan obtained all she warred for.
She receded from her demands for indemnity,
the Limitation of Russia's naval strength in
the East and the possession of the interned
war ships. Japan had no right TO the ships.
They were never captured, but had escaped
to neutral ports and there been disarmed.
There are two at San Francisco, three at Ma
Mia and two or three at Chinese ports. After
the battle in the Straits of Korea four or five
Russian ships escaped to Vladivostok. Rus
STA refused to pay Japan one cent as indem-
nifty or under any other name. Japan could
not enforce the demand and there was moth
ing to do but to recede from her position.
Both countries end the struggle with honor
unstained.
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orasshoppers Cause Wreck

SrRISGFIkLD, Ono. August S0.-Geaeral
Manager SIreplAu, of the Springfield and
NeuiA traction line. who VAS on the work tram
which collided with passenger car With fatal
results on the Springfield aud South Charles.
ton traction line, stated today nj the CoEOner's
investigation that the accident was due to the
crushing Of thousands Of grAsshopPers on the
track.
The track was left 50 slippery that the
brakes would not take hold and the collision
resulted. One passenger was killed and seS-
aral others injured
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Favored Americans and Were
Hamstrung.

Gruesome human exhibits have figured in
the libel case against the newspaper Renaci-
miento, at Manila, which charged constabulary
officers with undue cruelues to rebelious Fill
pinos In order TO show the practices of the
other side and to demonstrate the necessity of
the recommendation orders issued, the con
stabulary officers produced native Filpinos
who had been horribly mutilated by the La.
drones on account of friendliness toward the
Americans Two natives were brought for
ward whose lips had been cut off; one old man
was hamstrung, and portion Of histougue
was gone; one was minus both hands. Three
we're thus punished for giving information to
the Americans; the man whose hands we're
cut off was thus punished because he had car.
ried a haversack for an American officer.
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ST. PErERsBURG, Thursday, August 81
325 a. ma dispatch from LidEiapudze
contains the details Of what will probably be
the last engagement Of the war.
This encounter took place on August -
and resulted ia an advantage TO the Russians,
who took 1870 prisoners. A number of jap
auese were killed. The Russian losses were
eight killed.
The remnant of the Japanese retired, bear
ing their wounded.
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To Be Chief Performer.

The Republican State convention will meet
at the Lyceum Theatre, Baltimore, next We'd
nesday. The great Civil Service Retormer,
Political Purist and Angelic Statesman, Chas.
J. Bouaparte, Secretary of the Navy, is to be
chief performer and will make the leading
speech on the occasion. He will speak against
the amendment to disfranchise the negroes, a
measure which has aroused this scion of mon e
archy as he was never aroused before. So in
tense is his feeling against the amendment he
has read out of the party all Republicans who
favor ii. When the measure is ratified by the
people in November Bonaparte will collapse.
He will scarcely survive the shock until the
Governor can proclaim the adoption Of the
amendment and its incorporation into the or
ganic law.
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-
Edward F. Reese. beloved of Mrs, VIM. II.
Heagy died in Baltimore, Md, August p, 1900
They have laid him in the cold damp grave,
They have sealed him from my eyes
And his good and willing hands are folded upon
his breast.
Now his spirit is with the blest,
know it was Gods will,
Thy will be done.
Farewell dear wife, farewell dear mother.
Farewell dear brothers and sisters,
Ny stay short, prepare to follow me,
For was quickly called away.
Is there one that still will llnger.
Near the spot where am laid,
And will come and scatter flowers,
over the grave that death has made
BY HIS MOTHER MRS W II. HEAGY.
Have you brother. love him well.
While he is spared on earth,
Wait not till death shall call him home
To know his precious worth.
Dear sister Bertha, have layed him IN the peace
full graves embrace,
Prepar re in time make no delay,
For he was quickly called away.
Farewell dear brother.
BY HIS SISTER MISS NoLLIE BABYLON.
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WANTS.
Advertisements under this head one Cent word

Position wanted as clerk in store, with lodg-
ing and board preferred; experienced. Ad
dress Box 1876, Mt. Airy, Md.
Organizer Wanted. Want a capable man
or woman to organize new Walker Clubs of
Ten in Westminster aud vicinity; no selling;
straight salary. We manufacture or import
$50 household necessities such as Soaps, Teas
Coffee, Spices, Baking Powder, Toilet Art.
Giles, Pharmaceutical Preparations, etc., and
sell our goods direct to families, and give val
liable premiums free. Give age, reference,
experience and other particulars. Address
W. & H. Walker, Pittsburg, Pa. Founded
1887.
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Sssf u Aary5as.s ,i.H4is Y tHrus.
IN CalpA~g CAsksrg - tAr sb-asr gzauls-i
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WADE . NkEFIEIu -uisrrt-ss
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Charles Lloyd, Western Maryland Rail
road brakeman, was placed in York county
PA. Jail Monday evening, charged with
breaking into the railroad ticket Office at
Spring Grove on August % and riaing the
money drawer of some cash and check.
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4 PUBLICATIONS. FOR ASSIGN
"a MENT OF LIQUOR
LICENSES.

WEgrSISsEtE. M. September /. ls-ls-
hereby give notice tAAt The io}lowjug yer
sons have hlcd IN The Ofsc- 81, the Clerk 81
the Circuit COari Tor Carroll cogaiy
APPLICATIONS FOR ASSIGNMENT
or LIQUOR LICENSES
Jarob ;. Blsi. applicant for transfer -
RholrsAl- liqaSr License froa4 William +,
kiiiase, in Tanrytc~n. Carroll couhiy. Nd.
John : NeuiE, applicant 3og transfer Of HetrI
l.iqa0g License from FlAytas T. Snihfan,
IA Manchester, Carroll coansy, Nj
Jonas Leopold. applicant for IrAusier ~ Hotel
I.sauor LICENSE from Harry G Alhsugh.
Nos ~ and - East Maiu Street. Nr-iiasis4.
sleT. Nd.
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DATIFICATIoN NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.

In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
AUGUST TERN, 1905.
Estate of Burgess n. Williams, deceased.
On application, it is ordered, this 18th day OF
August. 1905, that the sale of Real Estate Of
Burgess n. Williams, late of Carroll county,
deceased, made by Ephraim Williams and
David ID. Byers, Executors of the last will
and testament of said deceased, and this day
reported to this Court by the said Executors,
be ratified and confirmed. unless cause be
shown to the contrary on or before the LIST
Monday, 2ud day of October, next; provided
a copy of this order be inserted for three
successive weeks in some newspaper printed
aud published in Carroll county, before the
4lh Monday, 25th day of September, next.
The report states the amount of sale TO be
$4,000.
5 SR5 RS ! I 1 H S5ESS' Judge.
True Copy,-Test;
JOHN j. STEWART,
sept2 st Register of Wills.
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MARRIED.

August o. 1906, by Rev. K. w Doty, at the resi-
dence of the bride Horatio G. E StOffe, of Snyders
burg, Md, and Miss Bessie NJ: daughter of Eli I.
Yingling of near BTummell, Nd.
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And Rnlsss cause Ia the contrary b. shnaH
Ia sriiing on or before the l5,h day % S~pirfn
Der. 1905 the assignments applied Tor Hlll h
granted. provided the said applicants oonply
With the requirements OF Chapter d. Acts Of
1894. requisite thereto.
DAVID z. SAkilSER.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll Coaniy
.nf.ta n
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WE SCREEN our Anthracite Coal aud
w give 22i0 lbs. for ton. Order nov
from Smith Reifsnider aud save money.
augl2 Il
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4 PPLICATION FOR
n LIQUOR LICENSE

WEsTNISsrEE, Mp, September /, 1905.
hereby give notice that the following per
son has filed application IN the Office OF
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county for liquor license, to-Wit:
WHOLESALE LIQUOR LICENSE
James K. Warfeld. Taneytown. Md.
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Letter to VIM 3 Thomas
Westm mister. Maryland

Dear Sir; Would you ike to hear of 20
year paint
Mr. James A O'Neils house, Henderson,
n c, was painted 20 years ago with DevOe
lead and zinc, and never painted again till
last year; it then looked better than common
paint in half that time.
The reason is: Devoe is all paint and true
paint; while the common paints are part true
and part false. Dou't pay TO monkey with
paint
And Deyoe costs less than any Of EN-; not
by the gallon, of course; by the house and
year That's how TO reckon il. Go by the
name.
Yours truly
GA + W DEyOE l. Co
p S.-Geo. W. Yeiser, Union Mills, sells our
paint.
From January to August &c, inclusive,
go persons have been killed in automobile
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FRANCES F.. OWINGS,
VERNON II. BARNES,
Executors.
T IsT OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

II ISL Ot ONCLAImED mAT1Eh
- remaining 10 the Postotfce, Westmiu-
s,er, Md, August 20, 1905.
Barnes, Mr.. Joseph Rhinehsrt, Mr.. David
EtGler Miss Brittle Smith, Mrs. Amelia
Lane. Miss Ethel Warren, Mr. William
Love. Miss Hattie Zimmerman, Mrs. +.
sepi2 GEO. f. BAUGHMAN, p. NJ.
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RICHARD OwINGS,

late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, Ia the subscri-
berS, on or before the 2Rd day of April.
1905; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under our hands this 2Sth day Of
August. 1905.
FRANCES F.. OWINGS.
A II
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And unless cause to the contrary be shown
in writing on or before the 18th day of
September 1905, the license applied tor will
be issued, provided the said applicant complies
with the requirements of Chapter 8, Acts of
1894, requisite thereto.
DAVID P. SMELSER.
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll County
sept2 It
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DIED.

No charge for Marriages and Deaths. ObhuarIesuHd
| Verses 5 cents Il line.
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TO CREDITORS.

This IS 10 give nouee that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland. letters testament
iary uu the Personal Estate OF
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pEPoRr or zee ooNpITIoN

Of fks SykssriIle Baak IF CdrroH CasHty. a.
.Ssk1sriRl. ~ fss STATE If Hlryllss.i a iA<
doc, II 5,tsiA,s,, Isgusf z5iA. is~ij
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DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION

or the Union National Bank Of UestHiiR-
sfer. at Westminster, an the State If .Hdry-
land. at the close Of business, IugWst 2jth.
1906
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SharpleSS
Tubular
Cream
Separator

is the right thing
to have if you want
TO get all I h e
cream from the
milk. A good long
trial given.
We have a good
second hand No.
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II Tornado Ensilage Gutter, which we
will guarantee and will make a low price on
it. We will have New Crop Timothy
Seed in very few days, on which we will
have the right price. Call TO see us. aug19
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-05-25
RAILROAD REGULATION

Governor Cummins of Iowa, has declared
Of railway rates. In his opinion the people are
confronted by principle so wide and deep that
it involves possession by the railroads of a
power potential than that of congress itself,
greater than the taxing power and probably
greater than any other power that can be welded
in country. Testifying before the senate
committee on interstate commerce, Governor
Cummins said:
IF there had been in my mind linger-
ing doubt about the wisdom of comforting
the proposed authority upon the commits
sion, the statements which have been made
before your committee by men connected
with the railway companies would have dis
PEELED it completely Over and over again
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In at least two important particulars the
government has long been committed to the
very policy now formally announced In
purchasing the unfinished canal from the
French company it purchased millions of dol
lars worth of foreign machinery and other
supplies Having done that at the beginning,
1t would seem to be logical for it to continue