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Arizona republican., 1905-11-21

Clarks Harbor, N. S, Nov. 20.-Thc Norwegian steamer Turbin, with her captain end crew of about sixteen men. is thought to have foundered in a terrific gale which swept over Nova Scotia last Friday. The coastinS steamer Edna R, which arrived here today from Mud Island, brought the news that on Friday about D. m. large steamer supposed to be the Tur-
Arizona republican., 1905-11-21
BONDS.

U. S. ref. 2s reg. and coupon 103A i; U. S. 5s reg. and coupon, 104; U. s. old As reg. and coupon 1O5A; U. $. new 4s reg. and coupon 133
Arizona republican., 1905-11-21
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Nov. 2O.-Forecast for Arizona: Rain and colder Tuesday. snow in mountain districts. wednes- day fair.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-21

Just a bit of nigger- head cactus, but oh SO good to eat. .Donofrio's Crystal Iized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-21

The kind of feeling that makes life worth living: Donofrio's CrystalIized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-21

ANOTHER BARGAIN: 40 acres under the Mesa canal with full water right in same; $2500. The ranch is about two miles this side of Mesa, ev- cry foot of it is good, sandy loam and we'll adapted for raising cantaloupes, grain or alfalfa; is in good neighbor- hood, close to schools and has rural free delivery; mas an adobe and also a frame house and a frame barn, etc. This is very, very cheap. Investigate.
 E. }. DENNiTE
 Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
 16 and 18 North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-21

FOR SALE-2O acre ranch with good house close in under Maricopa canal. E. E. Pascoe, 110 N. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-21

FURNISHED houses for rent Five room brick $40; room frame. S25. small brick house. $15. E. F. PascOe. no N. Center St.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-05-25
MAY rs. 1905

its WILL the home
horse cow sheep pig
selected the people, and the board under these conditions ab
then the people they wanted could
could their low
property actually
question and the fact they under the controlling nfu
railroads
the
TO cnecK tneir
unbrid sway.
Is right? any Capitalization
Especially unjust view of
direct burden the people by
it of the
=, th a - a1 10 no le rsther then - tho cornora
a thew want their officials and courts and assessing boards to he lust
ane them and their nnc when thew are haned
year year away
o
as an assessment board meeting and adounn day after day and week
week.
advertising particular
this member and the board different
although
of century
Why Of
dollars Of the burden that the ought And the
railroad confidently believe
without finding predicament
which the
the
o they
Nebraska
RAILWAY
right disregard the
a few ago
$475 of
1915
this glazing
cfcom
railway private business
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-05-25

sary proposition
Bradley held that corporations creatures Of legislation that
Of
Individual
gives to the railway corporation denotes the public character Of that
corporation The would right take such
not intended for public
The false assumption bank
corporation that the
this idea but implied his And would
pertinent to ask this Official why the should not regulate the
railways sngny regulates the banks? The national banking
should railway
The higher coal rate from the Springs
own business anars without considering the special favor Is granting
the Omaha Keaney by
proper to make an even lower rate to points east OF Omaha where the
Rock Springs
and Iowa. It will be that public
servant here wholly ignored and the officials Of this particular
would renuousy
Rock Springs coal that the
to omah
is the has right to
make no other
aman that the
railway directly and
But the merely
to handy with railway
mission that will And
when m the find that at. railway regulation fails
raise their voices nsstent
SSS$SsSSSs$sSS
PHLADELPHIA's GAS GRAB
Philadelphia recently corrupt and content
magnitude The city councils
OF the municipal gas works the consideration being s25OOO be paid
before
matter of
AS disprove
righteousness preparations wagng
campaign against the infamous
vote OF seventyur nine
select council
coalesced into grim determination The
that has
welcomed and thanked grab and their
Evidently
the Quakers a
The members of the council know
that the mayor
proesaion by
Nine and the Committee
his opposition
the ordinance leading citizens
unanmty
be fought to fnish and that whether defeated
the doom of the
This is indeed, wished but
apt Philadelphia
the action OF the councils altogether
the people were content long i've apparently
dHnt the
that which Folk
honest American will
awakening has not " - 800
&$&&$&>$$$$$$$
"The railroad hoe str;na
Judge r. Holmes is slender that
read holds it. be difficult
end. -~~'-N-S- - nAA
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-07
SMITH H0|jD
IS Promoted

Owing TO theseho rg,pus increase
in business on he lint ~ The air
mont and Glarks bdrs Iracti6n elo;
and the exhaustiSe duties del living
on a general nlshagcr, Mr.. Az ii
linn has requested an assistant, and
Mr.. Smith Hood ss1r., has been ten
aeied thsEotiicc and aeeepts This
was effective esterdas The rs
cent Commencement of construction
ON. thc connection betweenstb Ibis city
and Fairmont requires The attention
of Mr. Linn. and he Hereford has
mot the time to devote to .thc details
b operstiont aitl this viii fan On
the shoulders of Mr.. Hdosl. who has
prosW his titnes ION this same line
while superintendent 1lsl the
past few DAYS Mr.. inhshas attend
20 to EVERY ing Himself. altho1gh
t''e dr'ics Ss'c hnelgns IN tIsa ey-
IRENE! but the aytensioJ Of terrifary.
ETC.. has made II iafNatatiye that I'D
assistant be appointsd I
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-07

1 ~ ~ .iss - q, r. ~, N ~.
Qpsninick an 5alia Y !
mime emp DYED at ool eoaI NINE
at Mead, So slrrestea r.
psptfz ltfiit n LEONARD
Thurs lay iorens,9 and brought g
jail here, where he = now pen'nd sffs
bars to sssait The court acflonI On = 2
very sefious charge which may y
iinallH be that nf murder ~ 81 s 3
Tire foreigner i! rgee WILD y y 2
sheofins his wife e ( Vedness
ass as intent 20 NY her: fRs
bullet entered thes baek lpst pelo !. !
fhe pnldef blade u p SEQ tI y e Qpgn
her chest end earle ont l'l z abeya
the e7r lniilef VIVA nay T. g e 4
final fostnd lthQnslf at & IN " tllrs
repSrt from !ritop 3fs itai 81
Which lie W. she shass 4 3
o YER. g; u ' y ~ I: (
petSk IS Of the hoo TIN are rather
1teager. but II IS learned that th1
shoasing Sas tbe result OF ieaiolsyy
ON his part 'I'lie yg0ila bad been
living With IKE 7 .ypsy
some fine: Dominic ded over
The tier and " ednesday morning
went foS svpsS, where his vile was:
/ ard agaged her in q quarrel, s
outcome "a Of which was the shnotiii 1
.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-07

'Ilhe MI ollegians base ball team
bsFr arranged to play With the WIS.,
ton base bill team Saturday aiirr
noon al eston. The local team
viii consist of the following play
ers Stealay, d. Jacob, |. Alexan.
der, Iouis Carr Gotiid; caufielft
Moran. Weidenhamer Amile and
Fleming Holden. They are asked
to he on hand at HE Il! q q. pass
enesr depot Saturday taorping ia
Uniform and witIseapipment to leave
on the morning train fsr Weston
Those who cannot 90 should report
to I.ouis Carr 80 substitutes can be
arranged for. I 'Sl
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-07

BY Associated Press.
New York, luls esilent
Roosevelt and party arrived at Jer.
sey City at nine O'Clock this nom:
ing: The President boarded s,
Pennssly railroad tug ana was
taken to Long Island city. Paul
Morton and Elihu Root, cx-,rsem-
Ibers, Of the cabinet left the special
train at Jersey City and returned q
this city.
BY Associated Press. \
Oyster Bay, July Q T'he Prcsi.
dent arrived at 10 :4S this morning;
seven minutes ahead Of the schedule.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-07
Nh; E'alAANBI|A
GOES Tl)R|ARsHAl!

I 81 n Frankl lin, WHO served here
efficiently two years III first assiss
tant principal in the city high school
has been elected to the chair of high:
er English and Gerfn8n IN Marshall
college, at Huntington, one of tho
state normal schools, al position
much more lucrative than thesone he
held here.
q. w. Morris, who taught in the
I Alta Vista schools. will NOT teach
this year, having gotten a position
in the Lowndes Savings bank.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-07
CIRCUIT COURT
RA1iHERsDULL

The jury in circuit court Thurs
day in the suit Of John a. Batten
& Company against W. B. Prfady
gave the plaintiff, judgment Tor
ss2g.94 as damages. 4
The case of Samson Hafbert s.
the Philadelphia Company, Of West
irginia. was dismissed at the<ti
PENDANTS costs.
The plaintiff took q tpon-suit in.
the case Of G. Lindsay Boggess vs.
g. A. Ford ct al.
cn,suit was taken in the case Of
A. Ds Fultz against j. II. Hogan
on appeal.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-07
Challenge Accepted

The Francis Mineral Water team
has accepted the challenge of fhsl
All-Collegians for another game %
ball and is arranging TO play it an
Saturday afternoon either on tho
5sniop 'lisnond or If W;lsonbyrr
The Wilsonhnrs fellows claim tl,rt
sho'rs team wns not a participant in
the game with fin rcllc.-isns IN fhe
fair grounds the Fonrfh brt that the
latter 'lsssS a picked-up team.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-07
Cash Carrier Installed

. Fletcher has Just had &
hanson automatic cash carricr I'M
Stalled IN the Bee Hive store. il
ad'ls greatly to the convenience 81
things "a the store and is d big sisy.
ms iit tiMe to the clerks during /
iaish The apparatus makes the ii.
teTipr Of the Bee Hive look more
like the big department. store thar
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-07
TElEpH9A' { FRaEeHlsssE
m PHILIPPINES

BY Associated Press.
Manila, 2. l., July The com
mission has granted a franchise for
the construction of telephone and
telegraph systems throughout the
islands. ,s
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-07
J .TIo InI.stallIl

The Pythian lodge win install Of.
flcers at its, meeting tonight in it
hall in Glen Elk to serve the ensu-
ing six months.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-07
Shot Fine Pup

Contractor a. ". Elliotss finsbred
pointer pup got adose Of poison and
the owner had to get an officer 70
sheet him at the Empire building
Thursday afterno son.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-07
TIVE Killed
ny EXPLOSION

sfRs4 hkisfri Press.
sqhncllsyille Pa. :Iuly sFiise
Ilsen whose nstnes are as vet un-
RnsFn were .killYl aal Sne man in-
Eesl in HfGinE Explosion at tn,
Eiestep Shaft tod
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-07

Architect E. G. S. HaI,nyoe 81
the firm Of Holmboe / I,as
retlirned from d few vi IN
Graft6n and Pbiiippis az ioolS.
e flor the work llis firtn ds IN
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-07

Ernest L Pigott was here Thurs.
day from Shinnstcn.
Franeis n Davis was in the city
pbo Thursday +.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-07-07
ELIAN ROOF || ! !
TO sBGgE|EBBAY

New York. july can Sbs
definitely stated thdti NaresideN.I
Roosevelt has offered He rSsition Of
sccrctory of Ststc n Hlihu Root, Of
Vow York, and Mr. Root has accept:
ed.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08

la question de sant6 il faut admet-
ire que les chances de penfant,
dams sa vie future seront augmen-
tees en- proportion de l'aspect quill
pr6sentera. Tout lie monde, sans
exception, est plus GU moips iufu-
enc6 par I'm v1sage attrayant, quill
soft jeune gu vieux.
Lorsque l'enfant a une imper-
lection physique on IN d6faut, lon
dot employer tous les moyens pos
sibles, car I'm enfant afaig6 dune
difformit6 quelconque SQUIRE desa
condition ct tombe parfois dams
une m6lancolle don't on ne peut le
tirer. Les parents q%uelquefois mon
trent une tendance d 6vlter len
FAINT, ct j'ai meme connu certains
a Oh lis montraient unr' v6ritable
aversion pour leur prog6niture.
L'enfant, qui est physiquement
parfait, est choy6, montr6, tandis
que lie pauvre petit af1ig6 est tenu
q l'6cart. Un enfant ne comprend
guere le mot beaut6, mails lors-
qu'on dit que Marie est 'jolie' ct
que Berthe est "laide', la pauvre
Berthe s'attr1ste ct CO cache dams
un coin, lie occur bien gros. De
plus, ellie 6prouve une envie sour
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08
CANADA

Saint Damien de Be]lechasse
Qu6,,-L'orphelinat agricole a 6t6
d6truit de fond en- comble, par IN
terrible incendie,
Lewis, Qu6.-Une certaine sen
sation a etc caus6e q St-Ro'
muald.
M. Alexis Vermette, un citoyen
bien connu de cette paroisse est
mort soudainement dams ga chalse,
3 ga residence,
St.Janv1er, Co. Terrebonne,-M
Joseph Forget, cultivateur de Get
to parolsse, peut SO vanter de ne
pas etre un retardataire:
Aujourd'hui il a , en- efet. un ez
cellent sirop d'6rable quill a fat
les "a ct rs novembre
Sherbrooke. Que, En- patinant
sur la riviere, pres du village de
Bolton Centre, l'autre jour, lie jeu.
ne Ernest Martin, age de 9 ans
est disparu soudainement sous Ia
glace sans que ses petlts compa
gnons eussent le temps de lu1 por-
ter occurs 81. quinze minutes apres
on repechait son cadavre.
St. lite Go. Champlain, - La
maison Fortunat Tr6panier, situ6e
au grand rang, a 6t6 incendi6e de
fond en- comble. Trois ]eunes en-
fants qui 6taient seuls q Ia maiso1
on CO moment, ont etc brdl6s Wits
On ma trouv6 que des osements
calcin6s.
M. ct Nine. Tr6panier 6taien1
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08
ECHO DE L'OUEsT
ents de la maison au momentde

absents de la maison au momentde
l'accident.
On suppose que le feu aura 6t6
mis- par les enfants. La douleur
des parents fait peine q voir, mails
il est trop tard.
Qu6bec,-Une formidable explo-
sion s'est produite q St. Romuald,
pres de Quebec.
M. Marier, entrepreneur, qul
execute actuellement les travaux
de l'aqueduc, await place dams une
cabane du village, sltu6e sur lie ter
rain dc M. Cantin, avocat, une
grande quantit6 de dynamite, en-
viron Is livres.
Or, DIES jeunes gems s'exercant
non loin do Ia, au tir du fusll, ST.
maginerent de Sc servlr CONNIE CT
BILE, de la cabAne, Oh SO trouvait La
dynamite.
lie r6sultat fut terrible, des pie
ces de la. cabane %saaterent a plu-
sieurs centaines de pieds dams les
airs.
L'un des %jeunes gems qui trait
du fusil ent un bras cass6. .Plu-
sic urs Wires de l6glise de st, Ro-
muald ct DIES missions environnan-
ties furent cass6es par lie choc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08

entire dams 1eur preparation a TN vertu particle
1iere, don't lie propre est de suppleer a la TAI
blesse de 1organisme, a la pauvrete du sang,
CONNIE aussi a la nervosite. Et teles sont ble1
g6neralement, simon %toujours, les causes pre-
mieres de toutes les maladies chez les jeunes files
on femmes. Cest p%ourquoi les Pilules Rouges
Sc recommandent incessamment a 1attention de
chacune de ces pauvres femmes f%atiguees, fables,
debi1es ct souffrantes. Peu importe ]eur age GU
1eur @tat, el1es trouveront %toujours dams &c re-
mede 1eur veritab1e guerisseur. Les Pilules
Rouges mont nj goht, nj ar6me, 1eur paquetage
est simple ct 1eur prix est tres modique; mais
tout de meme, ct c'est Ia pessentiel, elles sont
guarantees BONES ct toujours salutaires. Peut-
on dire de meme des autres remedies?
A toutes les femmes malades, nous vou1ons
donner lavantage4 dune consultation gratuite.
Celles, qui sont trop @~loignees pour Sc rendre a
nos burea1x, nous les %invitons a nous ecrlre une
description complete de 1eurs soufrances; elles
mont rien a craindre, toutes les 1ettres sont stricte-
ment confdentiel1es. Chaque cas- qui nous est
ainsi soumis, est1e sujet dune etude particuliere,
ct la rEponse qui est ensuite donnee indique lie
traitement propre ct les conseils necessa1res a
chaque ma1adie.
Les Pi1u1es Rouges Sc vendent chez tous les
marchands de remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi
par la MALE, dams toutes les parties du Canada ct
des Etats- Unis, sur reception du prix, 50 centins
la bofte on six bottles pour $3.50
Toutes les 1ettres doivent etre adressees:
coMPAGN1E cHIM1QUE FRANCO -AMER1cA1NE,
274, rue St-Denis, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08
LES DEFAULTS PHYs1QUEs.

Les differences imperfections ct
les defaults physiques sont 81 nom
breux, que ION est porte q seton
ner quill ny ait pas plus d'enfants
NAL fats; CONNIE nous l'avous de-
"a dit, la nature est jalouse de son
Outrage, ct, en- dept DIES %entraves
ct des obstacles de tous genres,
ellie reussit lie plus solvent a &C.
complir sa tache. Nous n'avons
point pour ob]et, dams Get article;
de nous 6tendre sur les d6fectuo-
sites affreuses qui font solvent de-
plorer la %naissance de 1'enfant;
nous voulons mentionner simple
ment celles qui s'ofrent a notre
vue presque ]ournellement.
LIE default cong6nital lie plus Or
dinaire est lie bee de li6vre. Cette
difformit6 survient, dams nombre
de varieties et de degrees, solvent
avec lie palais fendu; parfois Ia fen
to est large au point d'empecher
.renfant d'avaler So nourriture. La
chirurgie moderne a fait de tells
progress qu'elle peut rem6dier a CO
NAL avec les r6sultats les plus sa-
tisfaisants. Pour cette raison, on
iaisse rarement grandir Ienfant
sans lui faire %l'op6ration qu1, 81
ellie r6ussit, ne laisse qu'une cica.
trice l6g4re sur la levre.
L'enfant qui louche peut et' Q
6galement gu61i par la chiru1 gle.
Les yeux touches ne sont pas seu-
lement une grande 1mperfection,
qui d6truit toute .beaut6 chez un
enfant, mails cette condition in6ue
sur sa sant6 ct son esprit. Celui
quj est afig6 de &c NAL q solvent
des maux de tote qui r6sultent d'u-
ne trop grande tension causee par
l'effort de voir, ct qui nuisent au
systeme nerveux On general.
Les dents de l'enfant sont aussi
parfois imparfaites dams leur de-
veloppement, GU b1en sont serrees
les unes contre les autres. Dams le
dernier cas-, cette condition ne mutt
pas settlement q l'apparence de
mails la trop grande pro-
ximit6 DIES denis prodult la carrie.
Les Americans peuvent 6tre JUS
tement fers des progress qua fat
londotologie, car tous ces profile.
mes difhciles ont etc r6solus par
eux. On a reconnu que les dents
ne doivent point etre arrach6es
pour etre remplac6es par d>autres,
CONNIE il 6tait d'usage parmi .un
grand nombre de dentistes. Les
machoires doivent 6tre agrandies
ct form6es par des combinations
de mani6re q bonner sui
fsamment de place aux autres
dents. Lorsque quelques, unes de
ces derni4res sont arrachees, les
autr6s montrent une tendance 3
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08
BTATS-UNlS

Gainesville, G6orgie-"Granny"
Doggins Went de MOURN q lage de
l23 ans.
Duluth, Minn.-Pendant]a tenn
pete de ces ]ours derniers sur les
grands laos. on a signal6 IL pertes
de vie ct DIES d6gats materials de
$1.OOO,000.
Washington. La dinde envo-
zee au president Roosevelt par Ho-
race Vose, de Westerly, Ri, Get.
te aimee a loccaslon du Thanks
giving Day, pesait 81 livres.
Putnam, Conn.-Narcisse Beau.
soleil, un bncheron age de IS ans,
a 6t6 trouv6 uoy6 dams le canal de
la rue Canal. II 6tait disparu de-
puts jundi, lorsqu'il ]aissa le ira
veil par suite de maladie.
Beausoleil s'6ta1t rendua Da.
NELSON on tramway 6lectrique.
II Sc rendit dams un restaurant
en- 6tat d'ivresse, a son retour, et re-
cut l'ordre de gutter les lieux. C'est
Ia derniAle fois qu'on la WI en-
vie.
Au Sable, Mich, I'm strange
accident qni a entra1n6 la mort de
deux personnes s'est produit dams
les envlrons de cette vile.
Nine. William Gardner ct son
fills age de 5 ans, faisalent une pro.
menade en- voiture en- compagnle
Id'une autre dame ct de son enfant,
lorsqu'A un moment dome, un I'll
attach6 a IN mat de pavilion vint
~s'enrouler autour du moyeu de Ia
roue de leur voiture.
La secousse qui en- r6sulta en-.
tra1na la chute du mat, qul vlnt
s'abattre Sur les tetes de Nine
Gardner ct de son fills, qui furen'
tues sur le coup.
Worcester, Mass. - Henri st
German, un garconnet de l3 ans,s
etc tue myst6rieusement.
L'enfant ct son pere ont pass6 ls
;ourn6e chez I'm ami, M. Cyprier
Lauziere, qui a un fills, Henri, age
de II ans.
Dams l'aprAs- midi, NM. Lauzie.
re ct St. Germain s%ortirent, lais-
SAINT souls les deux enfants.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08
"REMINISCENCES

Nous extrayons dun discours de
M. Louis Fr6chette, le poetic lau-
r6at canadien, qui est en- tournee
de conferences pour lie moment
Cremazie, dams la Nouvelle- Angle
terre, les quelques lignes suivan-
tes qui font voir que nos gloires
canadiennes, CONNIE toutes les au-
tres du reste ont Gu DIES d6buts diff
%iciles, qu'ils SO plaisent q rem6mo-
rer en- termes oharmants:
"Lusigan ct moi, nous habitions
les combles dune vielle maisol
sur la cote du Palals. Notre man
sarde 6tait chauff6e par un simple
tuyau qui y conduisait la chaleur
dun poole situ6 a r6tage inf6rieur,
&c qui faisait parfaitement notre
atfalre, du reste. Un jour, j~'avais
public dams le COMMUNICATIONS
pora mutantur!" une piece de poe
sic dams laquelle SO trouvait le vers
sulvant:
Transi dams ma pauvre mansarde..
LIE lendema1n, une surprise nous
attendait:
On poole sourd await remplac6
le simple tuyau, ct c'est en- nous
tenant les cotes que nous etmes q
subir le discours suivant: Mes
sieurs, nous sommes indulgents
pour vos soir6es tapageuses ct peu
particulars, le jour de vos 6chean-
ces; il me semble que puisque vous
aviez froid dams votre chambre,
vous auriez blen pu nous en- faire
la remarque sans aller vous PLAIN
Dire dams les journaux."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-12-08

NJ. Bunau Varllla, l'ing6uieur
francais don't lie nom a 6t6 souvent
mel6 q l'entreprise du canal inter-
oc6anique de Panama, a fait a Car
negie Hall, de New York, sous les
auspices de PAlliance FRANCHISE,
une conference dams laquelle il
s'est attach6 a montrer comment
il fallait construire lie canal de Pa
mama"
LAWS de M. Bunau- Vanilla est
que la solution ~r6cessaire ct finale
du probleme de Panama nest nj
un canal q 6cluses, nj I'm canal a
niveau, mails l'ouverture entire les
deux oceans dune route d'eau lar
PC, profonde, sans 6cluse. c'est-a-
dire ia creation du de roit de Pana-
ma.
CONNIE on lie voit,M. Bunau, Va
rilla reprend, sous une forme plus
frappante, plus grandlose, le pro-
Jet primitif de Ferdinand dc Les
seps. LIE cr6ateur du canal de Suez
await rev6, lui aussi, d'ouvrir le
detroit de Panama. MATS il est
mort a la tache. Les Americans,
aveo des moyens d'action plus puts
SAINTS, r6ussiront-ils Oh Lesseps a
echoue? C'e6t CO que l'avenir nous
di1a. En- attendant, onne peut que
r9mercier M. Bunau-V arilla de
meier encore la pens6e fraccaise a
cette euvre du canal de Panama
qui fut coneue par un grand Fran
gals. y