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FRANCE WELCOMES AMERICAN FREIGHTER ORLEANS
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The Orleans. one of tilt first Arnehrh':eiz frt :h' ,r , ,-. ::::",rl:,,! I ,ri I 1: rr ! ,:,. - v., :,
NI =welcome when It arrived safely" at Bard,.,: ii. The [.,:1 't:r,, .-,,o S tote l a,..-, l:'. r pier at,! (,::rt of
Spest crowd that turned out to greet her.
STATUE OF THE MOST FAMOUS ROMANOFF
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S: ATH INA .stu, `
I3eUtr n statue of |'t., r th' ire:titt. hlit '., f; ::,: * tho Io.m:.:t,..
% .ty _ whose :3t)-)yar rule of Rtussi;a nll with th!i ahlil :itl n ,f
:p ,early 200 yecars tago Peter foundl Iu inia a natin har .!' i:: ,re
, Mit i tzed and put in ii the way of bein what it is tl.hy, a mighty
1100 t the civilized nations of the earth.
GREAT AERIAL BATTLE CRUISER
5 '
S .S XM maerial battl.' cruiser,. i:th three motors. epable of _4 houirs
l i lth observer+. pilots and three lrge anti-aircraft glns, has
bY Charles It. Witter:n. The machine is said to be much more
,,- the Zeppelin and can be builtl: at less expense.
SCRAPS
St4 largest steam turbine
Europe. a street rail
Phtln Producing 1.0,At)
dSohnuts or oysters in
• rad Potato dropped into
I- R Will keep them from
ctractor is the Inven
Sriddle which
4ravel or sand into
Chief Joseph's band of Nez Perce
Indians. once the ternr of eastern
Washington. has petitioned the legisla
ture for a "bone dry" law.
Dark-colored soils absorb more heat
than light-colored soils, but the dark
soils contain so much more humus, as
a rule, that they are coolest.
The most northern grove of big trees
I.. California is a five-acre tract in
Placer county, containing six trees, on
the middle fork of the American river,
and many miles north of any other big
trees
GETTING MAIL IN TRENCHES
AMBASSADOR GERARD ARRIVES
.
New |hoto,; . wp . Ao .1 i1:b ,,,,vior
Gerarl taknr as he arrived ia Key
West, Fla.. from Havana.
Sage Advice.
"I have here." said the poet. "some
verses on flshin=."
"Fishin lines, ehi:" said the face
tious editor.
"You might call theon that."
"We!l, go out and drop the: in the
nearest river."
Has Best of It.
"You's got to admit," said Uncle
Eben. "dat a woman kin run a po:ltical
campaign a heap better dan a man
kin cook flap-jacks or boss de hell
aren' de house."-Washinaton Star.
BLACK WALNUT IS CAREFULLY HANDLED
I
1 T . Y '' 1 ' S v
SE 'V L
GCL ARE CA'=EFLLL' LOADED C'.TO CARS.
1 ~a4~~
EIGHT HOUR QUERY
WHAT RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
ACTUALLY OPERATE TRA!NS:
Off,cal Interp-etation Anxiously
Awakted by Nearly 1,5G0.00C Emr
p:'oyees- Eigrt-Hour Law
Ra. es Puzzirg Questicn.
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S. ..> " r: . L} . . o f t • In t r. . - i . . a', i
- n ý:" ..." u th. ..:.. .'": r i the f3 . .: "
The \\hl". que-i n center- ar. und.
,n int-rp. ' ation t of the ". . ..; ; ." ' rt]
:IV ek.I::ig. ' l in iny c;apui'ty in the
., rati. n "of train.' Just who will
::.:ke that in"' ."rierat.i. n I , d. not
kn\.w'. I ;!. nt t-1,i, v e tl,. inter, ! at'.
comission hai the power to do it.
The ,\hli', tr'ub.le is due. to the hasty
pr. parat:"in of th" law. S'-ni.e ,rannh
.f the itiirar:. at Thoull havo l'en
giv-n p.wer unh,.er thre law and then
..)r r , ll I h:,.' ra ei n no triou! '.
.e rit in to' the' way I r"-I thn
k:,tw. I ,!," n ,t ! ,.1 ve the c rtntnir-r tn
to nle . itie, l 1.h 'he prer i t! t lhist
n, authnriy to interpret it. But
-o,!fe otlir:,I f the giulernmn" nt hia
Cot ti it . !. are- : i'i::t vi\ y r.
:i ced in t[ : u .. . :iti n of tra ins. orth
t. .r n " t.h. rh:!-:..I..1.; a:: , their e, :
". , thr , "in t h w t ri ., t ,
"r!1' \'::w. , i,;._ '. a Itf .. ..."d rfi t,
Tc , f! ' v : i'y I, i:n>< s rT lrot it. BeLm
:;!,)rie at:.l the: numbers v rr ' a fol
Too . ... . ........ .. ..
11 .. ct ah l trý ., 'r.. ,tl. y ,.r -
:ll ln.< in .. ,:no b.ytýh" o v rnment.
to the for. ,ht h e ::,rent euhlp a nt,
tw,, .f n r :quir:e,,n: . a:n, tha.ht S,,m -
Tof oIthr, v uit n, w th .t tie arr]nce
pany',"- ptrc-.. thi,.n Of thi lin..- i' re
u. .r. ..ill n..................... ri
n fr st dr tp s of t . .ns....................
rc , :lit ........................uil and aire y il
New erman:..ti. . . . . _o.
''" "i- :" 1. .. f...r fr.;.. h. ' . n -
,n4 , iny , i- trainlf a nTo v th. ~ lu' of
all Ii:'. : in . yT l f a .th S o.'n f int
i"st'n h. ur. n.:i ,ctt instt tht therea
erk Tili!!ni. It i~s to e uvte fordue
h:.'v p.'. ..s--.n :.r .'I :.'.rv on the . res
nla-Dre~sdeP and Bre~lau-nif r fl lines.
tEmIl, the f:nn't tht iflrnint rail-e
rnlult rf..,e'ntd thp, t if wtcns to suitre
iiofir in requremnt. uranc t that sertm
"City" Had to Have Cthedral.
The w,.rd "city". u-, to b- rpplired in
of tlhr. nl, tl plnces tht ther nrrante
ril ent hi< her.n nlad tbe Cinon u'.er
m:I plac:ny oprf :tout . i pther lin. is re
lertel to or nt. a "cwith." hile :mon
uril luitre will nl eiarily arism and le
whiYu can ma; .ur in booizd will bends
rtliby joining tuo pieces of metl y all rail-ood
and then coverman Locomotive.th a cover
made of green inen n heavily n mbroail-:
ofe Its in-ura avntince lsrtlneont. I
ered ln-,a cosventionfll deslgn. I
THREE PROJECTS IN PANAMA
Pa'-t cf S;ch-e '.-r Defense cf Cana.
Ur. e Ccsae-at :n--F- Is
1.1: tary Ra .road.
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S. , " r :. i t: :1 : . 4" !
S. ..f L.a . . -r. : -,
. ..i i ti a pi t in til- bay
i{.i't' a' 1 ,lr t Azul t -. ' l't-"r
ii.-net oa l t-r. The line will he a
hrraich of the Chiriqui railroad now in
op"rati-n. It is elipeted ti add great
ly in the indlustrial developruent of
. hiriqui, one of the richest ard most
tertile secti.ns of the country. The
aweu'hly is .... considering the t.ln
struction by the United States and Pa
uenam jointly of a series of railroad=
anw highways connecting the cities of
i'anana and 'Colon a ith points in the
int,"rir. Such roads,. It Is believed,
tuld h';:p the grl,a th of the cities as
.,elil as the rvtAl!:rirnt of tlhe interi.
ir. L ,if:r the lr. tirsi . . lf a lr-I
LIGHTING TRAINS AT NIGHT
Axle-Driven Unit System Appears to
Be Most Sensible Device-Car
Made Independent.
Whirn Yiou rile in an up-toi-dat.' rail'
roi-l train at night yiu iivarialy nro
'" th't e ct-'i trio illurftinartiun. onci-
i --ur grina ifa:h.rs' 'say-it rwa h ro
T1: a a.- hai!. Ln ! st.!i t i hat,- to '":11
:lr urll r h a -s tc,.n:i U [,cn tiX i r ite h
'h. I it t- la a - , , ithip: all t hle- -
inlrodr- -luach r tuach* Is bqu:ii-' d
T,!.* :t.: thlr-" - t :as fth r s.i cur- .
ing tahi- i-i-rn light. '1r't- ,st rla ' a;y
calls for a l ry i:iri- btiat rv ,on tutli
,car which haI tio b hiCrl at trnii
nal st:titron-. a 'asu of noiinniir
ble tti v i b I- :thlt r. ,An th :r : vii.
i, callrds l the ha,,-r.i 'l %ttii t- trn. a litere
there is pro!vid ' a s[- cil llcetric g-ri
l -ria g iH-mer .tsi the .-raa-- fr
supplying the lighting ern-ray arIity n -I
by the uar, trrihing uilng iliin. i1'Thi
is ,currtl rs-nit' ani soi open to it-er
objti-. tios that the plan is seI htl
ad sl , .,1ti
.... at ah . e:a r, ty be th:e mist s--.i-i.
tenr. whlilh ,r.s -r ach, r rn ,irdi
pt-n-lent utiit," ,eus iyhount its ,rn I-u-i
ness, thris,, its own itht, .-r,,n r, iiou'
and is in a very wary subaiti,.t unt, it
self. The h. pirating i, partri-, nt ha.
1i-s tcarl a, trainsh . : l-l.vi os If hir,
ing pr ,ilis-n s. as it ,as only in f,,lle
the ears 'ui airho-e. ThIr-e are rno spi
ial sup i hing of us. h in in,,rfereince
iVs-shirly-Tho otliy onay to cure
yo.uref of lt ies! pklts Is ! ,o run
Siratletn-Ituru away
We dert.y-Ye i th-wit, r-her girlty
telow an it hels -lheint loutd anha
a brasos hal gos with it ',
"Dr. B3el, ,rn Oratht our babyt" said
Flhssie. W,!tr- I. -n grl . he did not
bring ourr,. if all hit b.aies are like
his own boys' ah il TMhiy. "They
are the contradictingf st boys I ever
tired of restaurant meals.
"Maybe not, but Jim says ihe delica
tessen shop meals are.'t much of an
Imrawvement."
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Cfb4'
"1cr*
(aa tre
o t All Kinds-Place Your Order
0Roo01 1 0* With Us-Can Make Immediate
t Shipments.
Rubber---V Crimp Corrugated
B. V. REDMOND & SON
309-311-313 Decatur Street.
ESTABLISHED 18tO
itl I 1' Ol t 110I. S - ,.l 'vI I) lV5
HOUSE RAISERS, .MHOVi)iRS
AND SHOI() RS
Office: 604 Hecinnci Building,
Phone ,Main 499 ,.1 0H)l.l:-1lS. LA.
The Johnson Iron Works, Ltd.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Machine, Forge and Pattern Shops and Foundry,
Shipysrds for Building and Repairs to Steel and Wooden Vessels,
Boiler, Tank and Pipe Shops.
MORGAN, PATTERSON AND SEQUIN STREETS
P. O. Drawer 241 ALGIERS, STA. Telephone Algiers 491
111111 Jil
Make, Repair and Palnt
Anything on Your
Automobile
O'CONNOR & COs, Ltd.
518 JUUA STURUT
DUNBAR-DUKATE GO.
New Orleans La.
Larest Packers ia the world of
aigh-Grade Canned Goods. Oysters
Shrimp. Okra and Figs.
Cw 6ee Sud by beis al e eaun ther.
M. Abascal & Bros., Ltd.
Dealers In
GROCERIES
And WESTERN PRODUCE.
Imported SFantsh Sherry Wine,
in bottles and in bulk; 75c a
quart in bulk.
PELICAN AVE., Cor. Verret St.
ALGIERS, LA.
J. Sprada's Cafe
EER, LIQUORS and Just at Ferry Landing
DELICATESSEN
Model Sheet Metal Works
FRANK BRAAI, Prop.
REPAIR WORK, GUTTER SPOUTING, STEAM AND
GAS FITTING. SHEET METAL WORK OF ALL
DESCRIPTION. GAS STOVE REPAIRING
OUR SPECIALTY.
Phone Algiers 377 916-918 Teche Street
WORLD BOTTLING CO., Ltd.
Phone Hemlock 291 Corner Royal and Montegut Streekt
MANUFACTURERS OF
HIGH GRADE MALTED BEVERAGES
THE OLD FAMOUS BATH HOUSE
Latest Sanitary Improvenmnt. New Maanageawus
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths 50 Cents
MEsear one Chiropodiet in Attendance Ladie' Day Every Day
CHAS. HANTEL, Proprietor
828 Conti Street - - - - - P New Orleans
Hnoe Clsag ad Prs s club Ph Mald 3942
THE MURRAY HILL BUFFET
J. II. VEZIEN. PRI OPRkIET.R
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC.
Jackson Beer 5ON DRAUGHT
Sac5kson Beer s a.on,, eral
SUBSRIBFOR TE New Orleans Herald
I A a
O un r y L a u d ry ,
a a
B. J. NORTH, . - Agent.
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Home-Made Cakes
and
German Coffee Cake
Ice Cream, Ire Cream
Cones
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Candies, Bread, Milk
OEIS TarE FM IE EUM I
AIT AOITL IEDMTE ATE -
TiO1 GIVEN FO SPECIAL OIESU FM
GOME *Ahill SF CUES, COMIES
ASS SElal COFFEE CUE.
Mrs. F. Goebel
COR. VERRET A10 ALI STS.

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