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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-14
EeEas

D0nnerstaa moraen aeger 4
ubr fiel auf Der Sabrt nab San Nn'
t0ni0 elm eemifier Dr. @aoop in Der
NGhe bon Wufttn Don etnen Ruae
Der W. 6. & 6. 8abn. St batte
itb i'm 5hlafmagen aufgebalten, mar
aufgeitanoeu uno auf Die 8latfurnl
geaangen. Sein Sehlen touroe EFF
entoeGt. als Der BUG iih in Der &dhe
bon San WarcDs befano. Snspi'
fhen bate man i'm gefunoen uno
nah Nuitin sebraht; er itarb mdb'
reno oes 2ranspDrtes. Or. @aoob
mar neruenIeibenb unD molte iid]
nah Woubp's Sanaturium beaeber.
gr maddte Die 8eife in Be9leitun1
ieines ShmieaeriObnes. zines Bres
oiger6 Ramens &Drris aus Dallas.
Sn Dallas bat am 9Dnneritae
abeuo cine grDRe NntisB aileb. Ser
%iammluna itattgefunoen, in Der gul'
len S. Ebomas uDn 8aco Die 5aupts
reoe bielt.
= 5rau Wartba Carroll in Dal'
las, nelhe angetlaet nor. suiams
men nit ibrem @atten einen gemiiIen
frant 9abel ernDrbet aa baber,, i'll
freigeipromen wDroen. Shr Mann
miro i'm Tebruar proseifiert ueroen.
Senator gulberI0n bat cine
8ia eingebrabt. Die SIC. 900 fir ben
Mnfauf zines Blates in Seguin be.
mtQigt, auf Dem oas rleue BuftaebGu.
De gebaut meroen iDa.
- Sn Der 9dbe Der Station @raps
ton fel Elm &eiienoer Namens Wils
liam $. Sarectauab aus 8iosetpap
in Seem Serieb. Der iih nit ieiner sSa.
mile auf Der Reile npr, SEEM Orleatta
nab 81 BnIo befano, BON einenl
Bulge Der g. IS. Babr, eeriet unter
Die Hdoer uno puroe aet0tet. fare.
clauah itano auf Der BlatForm oea
8uaes, als pl5blih bic &0ppel. mel'
he Die smei @aaer auian1rnenbielt,
brab. bic Wagen iid trennterl uno
er in Die Defining binunterfiel. Gbe
Der 8ug gum 5teben aebraht ueroer
tonnte. mar Der unalidlihe imDr
D6Qig aerihnitten uno aermalmt.
- Ser BruseB oes Neaers Monl
@ibfon, Der ebeufaus an Der grn1ur.
burg Der Jamilie @Dnoitt in Como
beteiliat gemeien iein iou. ia, Der sus
erit fur ben alleiuieen W6roer aehals
ten tpuroe. miro erft i'm Wai sur Ser
banoluna tommen. sseIir Bpmeu.
Der ioeben we9en oeifelben Berbres
hen8 gum 90oe perurteilt mDroen lift,
uiro appeuteren uno ehe ber Nppel
erleoiat lift, Tam 0er BroaeB @ib.
iDn's niht itattiinoen.
- Brdlioeut @oagan BON oer
neuer1 mSeras 2ailmab" maht BE-
tanrt. oaB er BET ben g%arneaie's mel,
tere $4,000 TDnnen StablIGienen be.
fteat babe. Dieie suiamn1en nit Der
bereits friber beitelten 5000 Tpnner
peroen aeniiaen. Die Bahn Don Bori
O'gunnor nab San Nnt0nio gu
bauer.
Der Brdiibent bat God NcDa.
MEL gum Bunoesanmalt fir ben flo.
liben Diftritt unieres States era
rtannt.
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91ie Die tSrtdten 5unafrauen

Der Stbel p%erbraudheu gar niele 9eute ibs
rem 8orrat, ihre &raft perldbmenberiid.
pas Slut nerarmt uuo balo seiaeu 8leih.
ludbt. SftpaHe, 6hninoel, Sersflosfen,
nor Ndem aber Maeen. uno 9eberletben
hebtt Veibiu6t ben 8erfau an, Der niht
anoers ola tbtlih enben tam, tuenn man
rlcht oas reHte Wtttel anuenoet; b. b.
e!e nltbefu6hrten ct. Bernard &rauter.
ptuen, Die u aus ben beTten 8fIanaen.
latten ipeaiea fir Die Seilunq iold,er
Notwithstanding subereitet fueroen.
lleoerbeu9t guh, pie piele 3auIenbe Dor.
ser. % Gents. Vile apotbeten.
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Wuerlet.

Der County Nubitor Wieains
lheint 10 cine Nrt Sbnaffler su iein.
Sn Dem Bemiben, Dem @ountn Elm
paar DDllar au eriparen, ridtet er
unbetl on.
Gin Neeertnabe erlfien in
WDpo's @ational Hant NIT einem
gbed i'm 8etraae BON 1850. Der BON
8. S. &olmer unterseihnet uno auf
Jreo Small ausaeitellt mar uno pro-
ientierte aleihseitia cine Inmeiiung.
in melher gebeten miro, ibn oas
@elo a%ussuaablen. Sem Gaiiierer
fam jebDd ole Sadie uerodbtig uDr;
er beid6fti9te ith init Dem 8uaben,
mdbreno elm Bplisift herbeiaerufen
nuroe. Der ben 8engel feitnabm.
gr iaete aus, oas er bic Bapiere BON
einem 3eaer erhalten babe. Der bralts
zen marte uno Der linn etnen Dollar
berlprad1, nenr er oas 8elo brtnge.
Mls Der &nabe nit benz Bolisiften
ppr Der Fir Der 8ant erlbien, nabm
Der Neger &eiBaus uno tonnte au@
niht etnaefangen Deroen.
- Die San Nntuntp Wutual Nio
NHociation bat Die f~0laenoeu tleuer
8eamten ermdblt: Brdfioent. S. g.
Brauner !; Sefretar, so. &oiin =;
ShaBmeiiter, Sobn @0oos. Direts
turen: S. 6. 8rauner. @m. 9o'
brumDlst,, Seq Serlet. Sen Nemmar,
uno Mua. Bielenbah.
9as @eieb in 8esua auf bas
freie 6erumlaufen pDu gieb lit in
ben County > Brecintten l uno 4 in
qraft getreten. SIN 3. 8recinft nuroe
es bel Der leBten Wahl nermDrfen.
Stun tDnnte es aber bod enoz
lib Minter peroen. Ser anrauernoe
Sumtler mirb langpeilig. unb mann
molIen oenn Die 9arten lire Winter.
fleiber uno ibr Belsmert unb Die
6erren tire ueberaieher traeen?
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Si0meitteras lultn6t Gn6

8enn Sbr @uh iraenoms nieoer.
laiien wout, tut es entlana Der 81.
ME Der
Gam MntDniD & 2lrem1as
YaB 8abn,
i'm @arteusD iftritt oes Staates. De.
iunobett uno 8lima uniibertrpifen.
Biuige 2dioereien fiir ben Tarr,er,
Warttaartner. Obit' uno Wiehsa@ter.
Weaen Ginselbeiten uenbet gu& an
@eD. s. GuptDn, o. g. u,
San NntBni0. Teras.
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Gin tesanttmes BanSer.

Scr. Us. 8. 6iu in Bonnie. Teras,
bat innerbnlb zines Sabres fein &c.
miht pDl 80 auf 100 Bfuno gebradbt.
gr batte elmer, erdBliden 6uften,
Nerste glaubten, er purbe an
Shminofuht iterben. rabm Or.
Sing Neue Gntoefuno firS 10
iutt unb perbDppelte ieil @emiHi
1am Berbrauh uDn sruSlf Glaideu.
@arantiert. 8u baben bel NoDlpb
9reiB uno SC. gobn e 60. so gts.
une $1.00. BrDbeflaibe feel.
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Bier uirb uaehr unn mehr 81

Bier miro mebr uno mebr Nas
ti0nalaetrdnt. Das lift unter anoe.
rem AUDI aus Dem 8eridt oes Bin.
1eniteuer a0mmiiidrs au erieber.
DaS Bult menbet iih lieber ben Ieit,.
teren @etrdnten 81 ola ben Gpiri.
tuOfen. Wdhreno Der Wonate Suli,
Nuguft uno September oieies Sab.
req iinb an Bieriteuerr $17. 1885,.
LA beaablt nu0roen, aeaen Sis, 907,.
54l udbreno oefielben 8eitraumes
oes Boriabres. Ga miifien allo in
benz 8eitraum 1.878.603, GaS Bier
ulebr uerbrauht moroen fem.
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Ser Mberaiaube

alter 3eiten nannte BITE SdmDrrhpiben,
iene entietlidb qualen6en Iberseibtpilte,
cine @eiBel @Dttes. Sett aber lino iie
in BirfIidteit cine @ei6el, NIT Der Der
Menib iib ielbit frat. Senn biefes
ihredlthe qeiben tam ~uniehlbar nit Or.
Stlsbee's Nnafeits turiert tperoen, elmer
heiltrdftiaen Mr5nei. bic In 8egelfurm an
ben SIP bes 2eioens appii3iert mirb, inc
benz man bieie 8dpfben in ben 85rper
etnfibrt. Che SIR tauft, laBt Guh to-
ftenfrei etne 8robe BON P. Neustaedter
& Co., Box 12l6, New York, fommen.
leberaeuat guh erff.
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SofaleS.
oitdcods's letter Sabresbertat.

a
0itdcpds's letter Sabresbertebt.
Giner Der intereiianteiten unter
ben bisher abgelleferten Sabresbes
riften Der 9~epartementshefs Der
Administration lift Der iueben pers
6ffentlihte Sabresberiht bes 9etres
t1rs oea Snnerrl; leioer iein lebter,
90 CT am ten,menben 4. Wdrs aus
eiqenem Intriebe aus Dem @DDies
belt id3en &abinet auSibeioet. Del
Weriht bot Die JDrm zines oiden
Banoes. Sc umfa6t 1876 Geiten.
@er uDn 0ielem unfahenoen Dofn.
ment. oas auf ieoer Settle 9etpifiens
bafte Bflihterfiquug unD eifriges
Wirten ertenner ldBt, @inliHt
nimrnt, wiro umi0mebr beoauerfl,
0a6 oiefer au6erDroentIib erfulgrei'
DIE Hearlte benz 4anee niht erbalten
bleibt. Sbm in eriter 4inie 1T es su
ueroanfen, oaB ben lpitematiihen
Diebftdblen ausaebebnter 6Dla. @ei'
be-, &uhIens Doer Wineralldnoereieu
bur@ 9ru6e 2anoinnoitate enolih elm
Stet geleBf moroen ut. Sle Stre'
zen son Neglerungslano. tuelte er
oitateu ourh fem enl.giihes Gin.
aretleIl mleoer ertcll1en 1at, llnc IN
tgrer @elat1Mltgelf grOBer alS mans
mer unlonsltaat: !.
aug ole lfallllllgen Stl1ern, one
oeE UerlgI peroHenulWt, itno cDr
1rpHIem SnIerelle. Saaaw 0ellelen
Il@ iul lestef StSlalla1re one Sertau'
e goIl Mealerunaslafo anf l9,43l,.'
Ioa Mder.
ueoeE oIe 5orltreleroea tellt er
MI, 06B ll@ oeren 8a1l nunmegr
Cyl oaa lU Y, 1 o one 5ulalilien IU5,s
100 MGer nrifaller1; EN- 3ufDamS
uO1 N,5oU, Vol, aegen oas oorauSs
0egaIagene ssanr.
ere Ansganen f1r oas Essnolatier'
Nepartenlerf oetrngen tn' oergarlae'
men ttIlaI5ianre $l2, l46.So9. DIE
5a1l oeI 5fiotarterlm cullen TT gegeri'
morfl9 FOL. aeaeFt 2oI slrl opralsges
gunaenen s5llaf5la1re. Sgre S@u@
terSqul setriig 9.zf9; pie W~ftllt0llSs
lnnieIl e~sigered7net, belief tie ltd
nui zS,ol6.
ueoerralgeno anflltta l1no one 4n'
aaueTl oe1 0erlgtes llIner ore Nrnet@
uetteSi flr turlltllcge 1eual1erlllg IN
ma1lerartlen nno nlS1er altfrudtbas
zen @enteter. Ote Helultate itro
um 10 oemtnoerun6aDur0t9er, on ote
garauf neati9llcBer geleBlld3er De'
lttrllluIigerl bonn SorgreB erit i'm
yum l9U2 getrot1eri rouroer. l.263.s
0uU Nder ftno onr1 tiinltlidbe Des
ma1ierura oauerlo IN f~rudatbares
San0 umaemanoelt m0r0er1; ote 0as
orrm nersirlacgterl Soften bellefer1 iih
luf 50,l5o,l6l. Der Wertauf Don
SaIio N Den ttirltllcb betodhertenGe'
uietesl 6etrIis S,Ul6,lO6 Afer.
Sn We3tig nnf oaS Sdultnelert oeS
Soroes macBt Der Sefretar Die inte'
re11anterl MnaaDer. oaB gegentudrtt9
oie onentllmsn Odlierl BON $780,
90. ote prl0aten Sehranitalten BON
ls4l6,522 Spltlerri beiuht peroen.
Per 2ell oes DerlfteS. Der 0a'
matI 9eptoraet ut. aleot an. oaB Ole
ssnlelgruppe aug 8 9r0Berea Jnleln
p0l! 5ulalllleri 6.64O Aunoratmeilen
sslnweIirgalt beitebt. Die gintp0b'
ner5lgI oelatit ltg auf l54.OOO. Oa'
BON ltllo DO WeiBe, 20, 762 Obi
meier, oI.ll5 Saparer; o1toere Nuss
Lancer nro @tngeoorene 1lloen Den
Stelt oer oeoolternrg. Die 5nrit'
gseleroeu oer Salell ut1faiieri Elm
Veelet p9n 149,412 Mder.
Son -OttahDttQ, DQ8 inakuilhen
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Gum 0ertamf htaia!

Gin fleiues Boraeuan., @las.
nno Blehwarena @eihdft lift unter
Sintauf5preife aeaen
baar 81 oertaufen. 3ah3uFra9en
i'm Bustuaren . 2aoen pDrl
VI. &eimnnn,
S29 Oft'G ommerceitr. San NntoniO.
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SorbereitunseH sn @eibnadteH.

8ie giebt es oDh gu oieier Belt,
Sn ie6em Saus bel 3eimlibfeit
gs ut ELM Tuibeln, elm 8erteden,
Sn allen 8inteln, alien gden.
Der gater qualt Iisb nit 8ebenteu,
8as mero ib ppl oenHtnoern ibenten?
@as mol bic teure Satin bann,
Nls misunderstanding iib auserlann?
Die Rutter bolt bic 8eituna iih.
2ieft bic Wnn0ncen flrIDrglih,
Darnit autt Ruufen bon @eihenfen,
Sic meiB robin bic S6ritte lenfen.
9ie TDdbter . Dor alten Seiten,
Bpt lebr aeIbidt in Sanbarbeiten,
9Db beut' 1T bieS ni6t r1ebr MODERN,
Drum tut iie es aud nt6t mehr germ.
Ser Gobn. fuie gutter Briiber 8raud@,
Sentt an Der Shtpeiter Jreuoe audi
uH6 mibt iih ab, auf oaB er finoe,
@aS iie ruol mBdbt als M~neebin0e.
Beim Sumelier tebrt Cntel an,
Die Eante oerft an Mar3ipan;
SO bat ein Sober Ieine Sorgen,
8as er beSdaft aum8 eihna6t8mDraen.
@eibdftis eilt man bin unb Der,
Die Nusmnbl lit ia oft iebr ftmer.
SIT &einer Do. Der raten tam,
Bas mar I'M beIten irbenfen fam?
Stun Deis i'd einen auten &at,
Der nod oaS 9ute fdr Iid] bat.
9aB Batter. Mutter. Sobter. Spbn
3ufrieben iino NIT oieiem ibon.
@s lit, i'd lag es fret heraus.
9as &pne gtar 8ier! Su iebem Saus
ST es elm buhnintommner @aft,
gu Dem elm Sober lanat nit Saft.
Sarob tein langes &opfaerbrecber,
8ein ueberleeen uno 8elprecben;
Beiteut gub Zone GtarSier gum Self;
Sd tpei6, oos LIT bas Nuerbeh.
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Cine tumnoerbare 4ur.

s.. 90. Wbarns uno ssrau, Sen.
rietta, Ba.. ers6blen bon elmer nun
oerbaren Rur. SIR 5 Sabre altes
&inb litt an @caeuta, fie laien BON
electric Bitters, tauften bacon uno
uah 8ebrauh BON Z SlaiGen mar
oas &ino pDatOmmeri gebeilt. Cine
pDrsiglide 8lutmesisin. gu baden
BEL NoDlph DreiB uno 81. gobn i
60. so Ste. uno ST. per 5laihe.
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Iiir Wraboemfmaler

uno anoere W unumental.Bau
e miro i'm garsen @ebiet Der Der.
Staaten Der unter Dem Nanaen
.,~E beeannte Gru.
nit meaen ieiner uieler nDrtreffliGen
@igenihaften benorsuat. Wan uer.
be iih an Den Bilohauer
Sramt SeiH,
9eibuiue, 2lano County. Teras.
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N,eae Sur twr @pilepfie.

s. q. Wnterman, Watertomn, o.,
fagt. oaB feline 9Dbter ourb Or.
Sings Neue 3ebens' Biueu bon Der
@pilepiie gebeilt muroe. 8u baben
bel Wo0lpb 9reiB ure SC. @obn &
e.. Brei8 25 Gents.
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VIM. j.

gaitmau &ooats. Cameras uno
pbOtoarapbii6e utenitlien.
gmaturs Grbeit piro iUrafaltia fer.
tiaaeitelIt.
400 CfsG Strase.
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,,s8srs : Tprxtalim", (Gimer u
Mmems), bdlt, menr es Wuraens
ais 8abn@ uno Munb : Baiier ae=
brauht miro, 8dbne uno 0nnb
ndbrcno oes aanset cages rein.
Sin allen Hpotheten RI haben.
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Sobm $. Bolton, Oefeuuider
0otar. @runoeieentum. Naent far
Beniiunsanipriite. @6e Grudett.
uno 0auarrusS traBe, aeeenIter BON
oer San GntOaiu GrpreB." Weues
Telepbon 439.
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- Gm 10. Sanuar miro Die feiers
ltbe @runoteinleguna gum .Deut.
ld1en 6aus". tueldes in Glbanp, 81.
o., erridtet meroen miro, ftahfinoeu.
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Seriangt miro elm Wdbdeu
fiir Sausarbeit. Drsi BerSDnen in
Der Tamilie. 0adsufrnaen 225
Sing WiaiamsS traSe.
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Namaer 9aMyf In 1euuehee.

&ahoem Us. 6. Stands atuanaia
Sabre lang ben Maien i. aatarrb be.
tdmpft bate. wuroe er ourh Buds
lens Irnica Salbe gebeilt. Yu boz
ben bel aoDlpb 9reiB uno 81. gpbn
& 60. Is Gents.
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Die reihbaltialte uno geidmad'
sDuite Nuswabl BON Grtifelr aIIer
Nrt. bic iid, gu @eibnahtsaeihenten
eianeu. bel Nic genag.
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DRAUGHON'S
RMlI1ajOGnNdaa2

San Antonio, Fort Worth, benson.
austin, Waco and Ell Paso. 27 COLLEGES
in 10 States. POSITION secured or
Money RETURNED. Also teach nv
MAIL. Catalogue will convince you
that Draughon's is THE BEST. Call
or send for it.
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Vanl gheiter,

Barber uno Observation-Disclosures.
@lettrilhe Sbleiferei.
104 @eitsg Commerce StraBe.
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- Die beiten, pDn 9eutihlano uno
England impurtierten &afir. uno
3aidenmeiier, SGeeren etc. gu ben
biliaften Breifen bel
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1ekeGHHsem auf eurDp6iIde Rel.
tu1getI risuuit entaeeert
9ic. 3enaa.
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Nent,de Bidder.

3laiiiter, Romane. Suaenbihrif.
ten &c. bel &ic. 9enaa.
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Esna'S S Gents bapana.@ ianrre
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Fiuf's S Gents oouaua q. . lonrre
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Tin6's 5 Cents 0auana : giaarre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-21


When l asked Mr.. Shonts the advantages
of this system, he replied:
This plan is not novel. 1t is being en-
ployed by the oldest, largest and most sue
cessful corporations in the country
Il. The government will get the benefits
of the combined efforts of the best and
most experienced contractors in the world,
each in charge of department in which
he is a specialist because all are sharers in
results, to bring the whole to work to the
earliest and most successful conclusion.
''2. The government will secure the CO.
operation of these powerful interests in
keeping full the ranks of foremen, locomo-
tive engineers, steam shovel men and me-
chanics of all classes and with the best men
of each class.
IS. The government will know exactly
what the work costs in every part as it pro-
crosses, and will know that it is paying
only fair and reasonable profit.
"A. The plan offers every incentive for
speedy and economical construction by the
penaIizing delay and extra cost, and re-
Warding speed and work better than the
contract calls for. The government can
well afford to pay bonuses on time, as the
annual interest saved WILL after five years,
be double amount Of bonus.
70. BY retaining control of the work and
exercising strict supervision through its en-
cheering corps the government will pro-
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Side Combs and Back
Combs-a great variety of the
choicest articles to be seen in
this line. Many handsomely
jeweled specimens.
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tect itself against cheap or faulty construc-

ton.
"6. The financial responsibility Of the as
ISOLATION of contractors will be BEYOND
question: and it's bond for 100000 will
amply protect the government, in so far as
bond can be made protection
81. The contract will be more flexible. 1t
will not be necessary to settle in advance
all the details of the work which could
not subsequently be modified in material re-
spects under any other form of contract
save with the consent, perhaps unattainable,
of the contractor and his sureties. Wide
departures from the general plan may be
subsequently made without affecting the
real interests of either side.
49, Friction will be avoided. Claims and
counterclaims which inevitably follow
changes in the plans and specifications will
to a great extent be eliminated.
80. The probable saving to the govern
ment will be large. No great undertaking,
covering long period of time, has ever
been accomplished without the discovery
during it's development of new methods and
machinery which have shortened the time
and cheapened the cost of the undertaking.
American inventive genius is not dead; his
tory will repeat itself; and the time and
cost of completing the canal as estimated
will, in all probability, be reduced by the
application of new principles which will be
discovered as the work progresses.
10 Finally, a termination of the con-
tract, should it become necessary, would be
less disastrous to the contractor, while an
effective resumption of the work would be
made easier to the government.
The Governments Agreement.
The government agrees to furnish, free
of cost to the contractors, the railway and
all locomotives cars, steam shovels, drills,
dredges tugs, scows, all electric light and
power necessary and fixed machinery of a
substantial character, but not hand tools
or light machinery. 1t will furnish all raw
materials, such as cement, explosives, fuel,
etc, that have to be imported, but the con-
oot. will hnx- To tpno hoY md Init
them. The government will furnish the
barracks, warehouses for tools and sup
plies, hospitals and medical service, Office
buildings, mess houses and lodgings for
employees so far as they now exist, but If
more are needed they will have to be pro-
vided by the contractors. 1t will transport
on the Panama railroad and steamship
lines all employees and their families and
all supplies at half rate; it will furnish the
telegraph and telephone service; it will do
all engineering work, administer the gov
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The canal is to be 1000 feet wide from
deep water in the Caribbean sea and in the
Bay of Panama to certain points within
the isthmus, where it will be narrowed to
800 feet in width, and at the deep cut on
what is known the Culebra section to
200 feet in width. The depth is to be forty
two feet at mean low tide the entire dis
lance. The summit level, about eghty-five
feet above the sea, will be reached by three
locks, which are all to be duplicated, and
the canal is to be fed by~two lakes formed
by dams in which the floods of the Chagres
and other rivers will be received. The dam
al Gatun will be 135 feet above sea level,
1900 feet long, 2,625 feet thick at the bot
tom and 100 feet thick at the top. AL
though the floods come with terrible force
it is believed that a dam of that strength
will withstand any pressure, and ii VIII
form a lake with an area of about 10
square miles. 1t will be built partly with
the earth from the excavations made for
the canal and partly with other material
Another dam across the Rio Grande on the
Pacific side will form Sosa lake with an
area of about eight square miles.
The total excavation requires 131 ,63S0O0
cubic yards of earth, the construction in
wolves $685. 1872 cubic yards of concrete ma
sonry, 1900 cubic yards of cut stone and
So, $4,000 pounds of steel. the greatest I'M
dertaking Of the kind ever attempted in
history.
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eminent, the police the sanitary and hos
pital srvice. The commissary and mess
houses and the barracks for the workmen
will be under it's inspection, while the audit
! ing department will have control over the
books and accounts of the contractors.
The contractors, on the other hand, must
furnish and pay all labor, furnish all tools
and machinery of a minor character, make
and buildings. They must take over all
employees on the isthmus of the govern
ment and assume and carry out all con-
tracts that may have been entered into by
the commission for supply of labor In
addition to the present force, which now
aggregates about $4,000 men, they are at
liberty to employ any kind of labor they
find suitable, but on written notice from
the chairman or chief engineer they must
discharge for cause any employe and
must comply with all the laws of Congress
and the regulations of the government of
the canal zone.
The Specifications.
The specifications include the ordinary
regulations for supervision and inspection
and for carrying out legal obligations, and
the work to be done by the contractors is
described as follows:
1. Dredging clearing and excavating ca
nal from the locks at either end of the
canal to deep water.
2. Construction of the proposed dam at
Gatun and of the dams at or near the Pa
CHIC emu Oh the CdEdl
g. Construction of all locks and regulating
works at either end of the canal and
wherever located.
f. Dredging clearing and excavating ca
nal from the dams at either end of the
Culebra cut
s. Excavation and completion of the Guile
bra cut and revetments and the approaches
thereto.
g. Removal and construction of the PAN
anna railroad upon lines of relocation to be
fixed by chief engineer of the commission.
T. Removal and transportation of all
refuse of whatsoever character, whether by
land or water, to such points or places
and the disposition thereof in such manner
as may be designated by the said chief
engineer.
s. The quarrying, dressing and transporta-
ton of all stone required for masonry work.
the manufacture and transportation on the
isthmus of concrete, the transportation and
preparation on the isthmus of timber or
other materials, except finished or metallic
parts, used in the proper execution of the
above work and constituting part of the
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Held in Check.

Hilary X Adair. the Western detective,
replied to the toast. Detection" at a din
ner in Omaha.
speeches, pregnant with meaning, often
help the detective in his delicate work,
said Mr.. Adair. ''Often speech OF eight
or ten words will reveal volumes.
THUS / once knew how things stood in
a Milwaukee house when / heard Mil
waukee woman say to her husband, Jim.
do you know you talk in your sleepg and
the man replied. Well do you begrudge
me those few words% F"
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