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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

Cows are forty dollars u dozen in Texas.
Vermont has man aged III who works
as a farm laborer.
The post-ofllce clerks in Cleveland, Ohio
are all females.
Paris has taken a census Of its cats. AMI
finds that ii has 700,s2i.
General Rawlins, General Grants chief
Of staff, Is said to be on the decline.
"A young cannbal girl in Paris tried to
kill her mother and sister that she might
drink their blood.
The golden hair mania seems to he as
catching among the bellies of America as il
has been in Europe.
-Lynchburg, Va. says it has the ''iattest
hotel-keeper' in the South, and claims for
him the championship,
West Virginia is troubled by hog cholera
and Kentucky is similarly troubled with
chicken cholera
=" Vegetable Hair is advertised in an
English paper. The Boston Post thinks it
must be carrots.
In a c0rset-maker's shop, in Philadel-
phia, there is sign giving the information
that ''all kinds OF ladies stays here"
Russia Is getting large amount Of
breach-loading arms manufactured in the
United States.
Gen. Fleury appeared at the Coun, Wa
lewskfs funeral with black eye. He had
struck his English groom with riding whip,
and the bold Briton had busted him.
Brigham Young's newspaper organs in.
forms a troubled world that the lesson Of
the recent earthquakes is an admonition tc
all people to embrace Mormonism.
The editor of the Boston Transcrip
has seen volume of over thousand pages
perfectly copied by photographer Of tha
city in the clearest and most distinct manner
Brigham Young objects to Mormons be
coming engineers on the Pacific railway, be
cause the railway accidents may make toe
many widows.
1t is said tina, Patti and her husband d,
not see each other frequently for four or five
days at time. the marquis is slso said tC
be far from model of a faithful husband.
Two prisoners, one convicted of swind
ling and tho other Of attempting TO kill, were
pardoned out Of the Massachusetts State pri
son, on Thanksgiving Day, in accordance
with an old custom. They had served over
half their terms.
Napier, the author, called upon Lafitte
the banker, one morning, and said; "Youl
think me very bold, perhaps, but l want tc
poiioW thico tnousduu francs. 1eS, L DO I;
replied Ladtte, " but you'll admit am bold
er than you, for propose TO lend them to
you."
The residents of Philadelphia arc SC
fond of law that, it is said, children are borr
with love of litigation. A few days since
boy inquired the way to court. sane
what do you want at court inquired gen.
item an. u want to sue my nurse for giving
me poor milk"
Mr. Alden Goldsmith has sold his trot.
ting mare Goldsmith Maid for $50, oOO
Messrs. jackson and Doble were the pur.
chasers Twenty Thousand dollars appears
large sum to be paid for horse, but it IL
very probable that she will earn that amount
TOT hsr OWNERS next summer.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

Mr.. G. M. Miles. residing at Miles Mil, in |
Sussex county, near Milford. has given some
attention to the raising ofbces since he came
into the State, attended with the best results.
Two years ago he bought in the neiglihor-
hood five swarms OF bees From these he
had twelve swarms. but three Of these were
robbed by the other bees, leaving him, last
Spring, IA swarn.s.
He now has 80, some j or q leaving at the
time Of swarming, from not being properly
watched. He took, during the season,
about 600 lbs. Of cap honey, besides about
400 lbs. from the hives, or about 1000 lbs,
which was sold at % cts per ID. He calcu-
lates his bees to average him % lbs. Of cap
honey per hive. Some filled the cap twice
and one three times. He uses the movable
comb hive, 1. G. constructed in sections that
can he removed at pleasure. He makes the
bees work in the caps by practi,iDg pcice
of deception on them This is done by i'm
pressing comb of wax in a molten condition
against the top of the cap. They think ii
the work of other bees and proceed to work
at the "earlest opportunity" BY this pro-
cess they can be made to work in glass Jars
or anything else. He docs not like them to
swarm too often, and prevents it by cutting
out the cells of the queen bee. BY this pra-
cess he can keep them from swarming more
tudu OuCs, Vi uOt at IL uCSltu. W Utu
treated in this way they make from SOTO 100
lbs. per year and have enough left to winter
on.
His hives is divided into eight comb frames
so he can take any one out desired; examine,
and return or put it in another hive In
this way he frequently unites two weak
hives, thus enabli g them to Writer, when
they would otherwise perish. When this is
done one queen bee always destroys the
other before twelve hours,-the subjects of
the deposed and destroyed queen always re-
naming perfectly loyalto the victorious SOW
creign. 1t takes not less than 20 lbs. of
honey to winter II swarm. The old comb
n the hives is not disturbed under four
years; it is then replaced by a new frame.
Bees are like nations-they sometimes make
war OF conquest on weak neighbour and
when this is done the conflict is desperate
and does not end until one or the Other is
destroyed. He has his hives constructed 50
as to be shut, if desired, so close that only
one bee can pass in and out at time thu.
enabling him, il he sees a battle raging, tG
seperate the comhatanis and end the strife
Mr.. Miles says the crop will double i,sel
every year, making it very profitable st0cl
and thinks Sussex as good place for bee
as any other county. We hope others vii
follow his example and thus add to the pro
duotiveness of a very desirable article
Smyrna Times.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

<,s- 1895. Ises. e.
CENTREvILLE =
N rJR S II R I IL >
KENNEL TURNPIKE,
FOUR NILES FROM WILMINGTON.
PEACH TREES.
800 900 Peach Trees including al the levding va
rietes-Hales Early Of carefully selected sncs' anu
warranted pure.
APPLE TREES.
$4,000 Apple Trees, ef the leading varieties.
PEAR TREES.
s,.ooo Pear Trees, standard aud dwarf, embracing
an extensive catalogue.
MISCELLANEOUS TREES.
Cherries, Aprico's. Nectarf,es. Plums. puinees,
desired.
100000 Strawberry plants embracing all the lead
/ ing varieties most iavorably snowp
| MISCELLANEOUS
Rsspbvsriss, Backperries Currants and Coos Der
ries, shiubbefy IN variety. &c.
Particular attention being paid to the cultivation
of small fruits, enabled to guarantee oil plan
pura and Invite our customers at any lime. 10 cal
and inspect nurseries and satisfy themselves MA
we know our business.
For descriptive catalogue address inclcsins P. D
stamp.
WIN. NJ. PETERS,
Centreye, New Castle County, Del.
Or to Jes Sc II, Covngton, Agent PRINCES Anne
Nd. scpi7-1yw-tp
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far,,l \ fireside.
The household.
CONDUCTED BY A DELAWARE LADY.

1
To Clean Brass.
ss Rub the surface of the metal with rotten
stone and sweet oil, then rub off with piece
of cotton flannel and polish with soft leath-
or. A solution of oxalic acid rubbed over
furnished brass, soon removes the tarnisn'
rendering the metal bright. The acid must
be washed off with water and the brass rup-
bed with whitening and soft leather. when
acids are employed for removing the oxide
from brass the metal must be thoroughly
washed afterwards, or 1t will tarnsh In
few minutes after being exposed to the air
mixture of muriatic acid and alum dis
solved in water inparts golden color TO
brass articles that are stuped In 1t for few
seconds
Clothing.
Clothing soiled with tar or paint may read
ily be cleaned with ordinary soap, using a
stiff brush, provided the stains are quite re-
cent. When, however, the offending matter
becomes fixed and dry, more potent agent
Is required The following may be relied
upon in all such cases and It's application Is
easily made TO remove paint of white
lead or zinc white which has become dry
aud hard and cannot be removed by benzine,
ether, or the bisulphide of carbon. a little
chloroform may he used successfully. Tile
odor, so dsagreeahle 10 many persons, VIII
quickly disappear BY warming the fabric be-
fore the fire, OF by the application OF mod
erately hot smoothing lion,
For joining articles that are exposed te
the weather, the following preparation o
glue is said to be eilicacious. II is certainly
easy of trial. and when ordinary glue re
duced by water, fats, ma. he useful Tn
common glue must b, lmilcl IN skimme'
milk to the required conssicnce-say Gu
pound of glue TO twn quarts Of milk; the
applied in the usual miannri 10 iile surtac
70 lie joined.
Cheap and vniu.hi. Easnt-
Having personally tested pniu,r n'adt
accordance with the tolowing directions
we can honestly recommend il for insit
work Take quarts Of skinned milk, {
Of fresh Stacked lime w. linseed oil, Al
. lbs of common whiting. Put the lime
stone-ware vessel; mix with milk ill
thick us good cream; add The oil, anu IN
thoroughly then add the remainder Of Il
milk, and finally the whiting; stir iTequen
~ while using.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03
THE DEIAwAR TRIBUNE. WILMINGTON, DEL

CATALoGUEs SENT FREE.
M. O'KEEFE. SON 4 CO.,
Importers and Growers. Wholesale and Retail
Dealers In Flower and Vegetable Seeds, Dutch Bulls.
Fruit Plants, ornamental Shrubs, Roses, &c.
Ellwanger q Barrys Block. RomEsrrn, N. Y.
100000
Doolittle Black Cap Roots
FOR SALE.
Guaranteed equal to. II net superior, to any In the
wi ibe sold ve'y loo by the quantity Price sent
W 'f'' r.. ALDRICH,
Fairview, Camden, Del.
Oct goth, 1868. ocs2 btw
EANcY POULTRY.
WADE d ARMSTRONG.
Breeders and shippers Of all kinds Of Fancy Poultry
including Brahmi n otrd, sraaged and Penc'llrd
Hambuips, Grey and Viii Dorking Thoroughbred
Game. Seabright Bantams, etc.
Also Rouen and Ayesbury Ducks and Bronze Tur-
keys
and from genuine stock, Packed carefully and ship
sena stamp for circular, and p,isss list; noxo
Agricultural and Seed Warei opse.
ocl.tfw 1870 Market 1T, Philad'a
nRAIN TILE MACHINE.-THE BEST IN
~ N '' 4. La TouRRETTE,
feb2olyw Waterloo, n. Y.
TUE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM
Il ]. j. RICHARDSON & CO.,
1875 MARKET SEREEr, PuILApA..
lie the largest Manufacturing Conie TONERS aud
luuPl StAtea maflo.lyW
GROCERIES,, GROCERIES
GEORGE NJ. ID. WATSON,
su cessor to IL. II. Seorr,
NV. COR. FRONT 4 SIMPLIFY STREETS
WILMINGTON, DEL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
TEAS, CoFFEEs,
SUGARS, SPICES.
FISH, SALT
HAMS, SHOULDERS SC, &c
re- MeLauehlin's EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR oil
jy22mcoi-1yw
EstabIished 1909.
Cousty's East End Grocery,
NO. lis S. SECOND STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
HIS always TN mann n tuli hn' kPStrh hrStHtuithi
/ of CHI iCEand FANCY GROCERIES, consstin- q
| finest grades NJ Java. Mocha, Iagura and kio Cof
ices. choice China and Japan Teas Il, est prrdes Of
| y uckOng Teas Krhn ous Patent Barley aud Groats
Cuxs G,latne, finest EQUALITY of Sweetul II eur OWE
imp rtaton, assor ed s. rups j. Hes Jams aid Pre-
serves Lp hnn rrOwn ST ,ut and Scotch Ale, olive:
bv the Gallon, Pure Medicinal Wines, Rrandies and
| Gin, al.o choice Jamaica Rum West India Honey By
| the gallon. &C, &c.
Fresh Goods constantly Arriving.
rw- Goods pack with care and delivered free Il
all parts OF the city and 10 all boats and depois.
SUGARS AT COST.
Orders respectfully solicited at
CoUsTYs EAST END GROCERY.
No. lis Sonih Sec nd ST.,
my2i.1yw Philadelphia.
lH A. STEEL.
46 N. 9th STREET. Phila.
UPUOLSTEKlNG, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Window shades, Hollands, Tacks CorniCes. Bands
CORDS, tasses, TUFTS threads, ma trassts, bedding
rack luleyr, Stats. roller ends carpet and other bind
ngu, stair and vtslibule rnds and i.steDinas futn
lure COVERINGS, ginps and all kinds OF " nfow dra
pciics, Mt tue lowest market price. Orders by maj
will receive promUt attention. marblyw
|
WHOLESALE q RETAIL
SADDLE HARNESS Il TRuNk MANuFAC
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fire, @ariue & Elite s(asurauf,
T'HE DIAMOND STATE
TUAL
Lille Insurance Comn,,,

1T, TINS Company is now perfectly organized ana
NY resevng applications for IDsrance ei,h Ill., rap.
upon the mo.t approved tables. e"i''it based
copies q the Act Of incorporation and Tah,o.
reaay ior distribution to all who arc DESTROYS ~ are
Agent by which It will be seen that Ia e,aio the
those who BY inHuring become members tberoesss o.
guarded In the strictest manner. ''ereof are
The Policy either guarantees the Insurance :.
Lille or constitutes the payments made s IN The
Fund for the use Of the insured. N' savings
No mode OF Life Insurance, 80 guarded An o,,,.
APE s , 81 10 economical has ever been presented
No other Life Insurance Company se.o,n
name Of Mttudi as compared with this. '" ID
Inc following are eOme of Its peculi arl.s,
1t is an association Of Policy holders ,nsn.,
men selected by themselves from among themssiO W
ard g, themselves each member being mi nss.v
In all the business and earnings thereof partner
Second. Its mutually Ia insured by In. va..
OF the act OF Incorporation, not by the nerasa ms
whms, or control of Stockholders or manSrass s q
can be No other than mutual "E II
Third There can be no forfeiture of tbe n.
paid The payments, principal and ipterca, snN4,
tute Savings Fund, which may bo called pn uosli
any time when the member gets tired Of M apon at
they become announcement and he chooasp avments
der up his policy. W fen
Fourth. There is no Interest to DO paid on c.,,,.,
real or guaranteed this last being In general Sun,
control the surplus or savings. u'"lse
rum. It's ultimate cheapness must soon sn,n
all others. 1t will be conducted soos IA the sass
OF Insurers will pcrisIt, on the Certificate and co,n
principle, the latter being taken In part payms", I
the yearly premiums, and in hat way each ya y. VI
dncng the burdens Of Insurance In word M sam ~
plan will be applied tn Lite lhsurarce az he Esna.
Mutusl Insurance Company--the most snccess T.
the btate,-has applied to Fire Insurance, whch ', y
the people of Delaware needs little othe recommeu'
datiOn.
| Lastly. II will BIO made emphatlcay the Farmo,.
the Mechanics, aud Laboring mans Lille In,ara,usS,
Company; small sums will he taken, the neaSs
paid by him, avail able IN all contingencies. an1 y
who has wife or family d pendent uion M N \.
lif alone, can find no Justification II he neglect. /,
provide for them something In case of bis saddsr
death. ''"u'u
Reflect on this and do not wait to be called nm hr,
look GU tor the appointed agents In riileen my W.
tions OF the country and make your personal applSa
money.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

H. = :. ? 4
46 N. 9th STREET. Phila.
uPuoLsrERlNG, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Window shades Hollands, Tacks, Cornices. Bands,
cords, tasses, tufts threads ma trasses, bedding,
rack lueys Stats roller ends carpet and other bind
ngs stair and yestbule rods and fssteuings futnl-
lure coverings, pinps, and all kinds OF nduw dra-
pciics, Mt tue lowest market price. Orders by mail
will receive promut attention. marb-1yw.
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OFFICERS:
PRESiD ENT,
j A NJ Els O. AKIN
SECRETARY AND TREASURER
ROBERT MoCABE, M. D.
DIRECTORS
JAS. @. AKIN, Wilmington, RoBr. Mof'ABr, wilm,n
anAs. u. LORE ESQ.,, " Jons PlLLiS0, Newark
th'LLir rLusKETT, CnAs. TusSELL, George
town.
ISAAC J. JENKINS, Seafc' /.
COUNSEL
CHARLES b. LORE, $50
MEDICAL EXAMINER, HOME OFFICE
X. p. JOHNSON, M. d.
GENERAL AGENT,
ISAAC j. JENKINS, Wilmington,
AGENTS
H., 9. Douglass, Smyrna u. Crouch, Dover. IN
a. NJ Day, Pennington, solomon Matthews, MIlhri
Lewis a Joseph. Georgetown; Rev. Geo ", GOWNS
ton, Newtow'. John II. Connolly, Laurel; llorf
0illce, Isanc j. Jenkins, General Agent
tp Oth,r appointments will be duly annornced.
Onice--sa7 MARKEr STREET,
mar@dSw-t HiinliipHtU N
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hrs. MONROE & HASSENPLUG.
PRACTICAL NATUREPATHlC
PHYSICIANS,

DISEASES. WEAKNESSES & INFIRMIrlEs
Haue located No sa9 Arch ST., Phddda, IA rhere
thy Rare fttedup rooms fu the hea Ing efthe ,ick
The Doctors cure when all other efforts and sys.
tens have iailed and when have been prdnern.
ced hop less by the most eminent In the profession.
M su' g'cal operato -. No pain caused All whO
receive ire tnent are instan y brncftted. Tho nac
tors canuot restore lost member Of The body, but
will always relieve pain from whsiever cause. The
pra tire il III harmony with all natural laws, and Is
explained upon &C entihc principles. Many eminent
physicians o. all other systems not only acknOw edge
the power, but receiN treatment for themselves aud
families, as well recommend IL 10 their p. tients,
By this new and seeningly mysterious treatment II
takes but a few minutes to produces change in the
most obstinate chrome and sure Ia the effect
tat many cases require no more than single opera
ton. sepl0.6mw
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AFRO, f,cight trains with pgs.euger ear at1chcd,
will cave Win ngtpn about 4 on A. NJ, New Gas L.,
40. siddeiown. ca, Clayton, 7.s0 Dover, 8 co.
Camdeu, 40 tc ton, lu0', aud b. dn At barr ~.
ton aDrut in3O A. NJ. X turning, 10 leayc usrrlns-
Inn hb u $40 T.. NJ, Fe ton, 400 can6ci. sos
Dove, b3 Mnorton, b.5, Cgyion, 0.2b, Mitdls-
town. Tao. " W Castle, ~ md BIZ due at v timing.
ton, ab Ut $50 p. NJ. Subject to decays ipcdent 10
rclgl, burin rs.
4 IL IRAN viii sop 10 take mp Pass engrrs only at
S ation4 AIMED, but viii ST down pa scugcrs at any
stopping bee, except HIRES Corner, Site koId
reGwa q Junction and Dupont.
NEW CASTLB TRAIsS.
Leave New Caatle for Wilmington ana Phlladel.
phia III 40 A, NJ. Leave Philadelphia, Il As A. NJ,
and Wilmington co P. NJ, for New Cast ).
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional 10 those above will leave myrna for
Clayton li.i5 A. NJ, and $40 r. M. LIE ave Clayton
for Smyrna, $40 A. NJ, and 2l0 r. M, to make con
nccton with trains 70 and from Dover. and Stations
south.
sieamb at trains heretofore run are withdrawn,
boat VI J, hnwevtr, leave Crisir'i for Norfolk III
connrc ion with local train, on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings.
E q. sEWALI,
superintendent Del. Il
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Rar!Eci MiEbrGudle.

Sn Cincinnati mabt ldb urter Den Republicans
1den Holitfern Die 9rabtSeberci unb oas Glquen=
tueen in 10 beoenfl6em @rabe geItenb bab iid6 bas
bortise republfanhe Volfsblott oesipungen iiblt,
Difentli6 ba9e9en berals su fpmmen. Gs lit leioer
eine Sbatiade, oab ii bieie &rebsi6doen mebr ooer
,peniser iberal geenb rla1en mo Die cine ober Die
anbere YartGe 10 iiber!uiegenb it, bab cine grnsn=
nuns elmer grpdbIuns sIeih fommt. gfamentli9
1T biss in Counties nit gr5Beren Stdbien Der sSaa
Sic @arbpoltifer unb 9rabt3ieber baben ia nid1ts
su tbun, os ibren Verbiinoeten Die grnennunsen gu
iid5ern, Die Gr,udbluns foIst barn bon elbit. Yro=
teIiren au9 einise re6tlide Mdnner sesen Die cor=
rupten Ntttel unb unsebibrliGen Gnfie, Die nur
5u pf BON BEN Srabtsiebern angetponbt meroen, I'm,
Die grnennungen in oen gonpentonen su controls
rem, 10 perhld9t ibnen bas tuenig, benn Die Mebr-
belt lit ia INNER nod grob aenug, I'm Die grnann=
ten i'll erpdblen.
Gielfob fonlmt es por, bob Die Srabtsieber Stbon
Elm balb eSabr porous bas Sidet fir Die ndd)iten
2ocalpablen unter ii6 suredt rfren." Se gon=
pention lit bann Bios cine SaGe Der Sornl Sic
ebrd]en Oelesaten, Die nidt in bic G,ebemrilIe bes
OrabtSeber Ginees eingeneibt linb, tuerben perra=
then unb perfauft, p6ne boB ie es piIIen. Das Gn=
be bonn liebe i5t, bab bas eigenttbe 8oIf nit Der
Grnennung gar nidts 81 idaffen bate, Ionbern baB
bes @ei6dft BON ieinen ,gorminoern" beiorst ipur=
be. So fpmmt es, baB oft Die beIten Ndnner bel
Seite seIGoben meroen, utn untaueliden uno un+
piroisen Subjscten Ylab Su MAIDEN. Sen Sba=
ben baben natirlidb Die itteuer5abenben gir9er 5u
iragen.
g8ir brufen nabfoleenb ben oben eriudbnten Ir-
tifel bes r0oItsblates" ab, neil oerelbe ense aa-
semeine Wabrbeien entbdlt, Die aud auf mande
anbere YIdbe palen unb neil es erreulih lit, ipeun
bic Nreie bic sebibrenoe unobbdnsisfeit an ben
Sae lest I'm iolden YartbenliBb fur6tlos
enteesenSutreten.
@ber warum io1te Die politiide SasespreIie oieie
11nabbdnaiefeit nibt IberaQ on ben Sag Ieeen?
gIattsr, Die fir bas 8olf geidrieben fno uno
ouf eisenen Jlben iteben, brauden iid5 bod pobr=
lid Dor ben Orabt,ieber Gliquen nid5t Su firdten.
gBenn Te, ber Wabrbet semdB, MiBitdnoe in Der
eisenen Yartbei reen, bann erfilllsn tie ena9 cine
Yfidt = cine 9hidt Die iie Der Bartbei ielbit lo=
iuobl mie Dem Yolfe iiberbaupt ithulben. Sas Volf
perlanst @abrbsit uub Die Hartbei fann onrd) @b=
iteluns folder Mibbrdude nur eetpinnen. g3ie
oft bat ni9 cine Yartbei oas lebsrseiudt in Stdo=
ten uno Counties auf biele Sabre bnaus perIo'
rem, Bios neil i6re 6iibrer auf Die pobIsemein=
ten 8arnunsen brer luabren Grcunoe nit9t boren
mollten?
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eanbidjenfunscu bon 1856 Gia. Qcres.

| Son me1reren 8ureaur Der Tariualtungs= =Separ=
tements in QSoibinston Iinb bic Sabresberihte be-
reits erifienen.
9lus Dem geridte bes GommiiIdrs fir Die Dffentl.
2dnbereien sebt berpor, ooB i'm 2aufe bes perfloe-
men Sabres feds Wiuionen Slder 2anb unter Dem
0orfaufs= uno oein, tdtte9e1eb oil Yrioateute per=
tauft porben lino; oabin9esen iino 1S6 Mtllt=,
omen q der als S6enfungen an G'enbabnen ob=
eetreten poroen Man bebenfe, 1S6 Ifillionen IGer
bat Der gon0reB in einem Sabre oil Gilenbahn9e=
ieuI6ofen berd)leubert g9ir tpolen Den gSertb
Der GiIenbabnen feinestpeges eu9nen, tie biloen Ell
men mdd)tigen Sebel SIR 8ef0roerung oes gSobl=
Itanoes uno tragen Die Civilization uno Die Se9nur=
gen bes @,eperbeibes bur6 Streden, Die bisber Dem
gSilben nno Dem Buffalo ii6eraiien paren. Mbsr
bas MiBoerb6ltniB smil6en ben 8erfdufen uno oen
S6enfuneen lit bod gar 81 groB uno geraoe5u ur=
perantwortl6, Gs lit cine 0erI6menoung uno en
ihdnbIi6er Gaub an SDlfe, Der ben Gilenbabn9e=
leGi6often Elm gefdbrlides Mtonoppl in Die Sano
eebt, bos ie, pe Die grfabrune eelebrt bat nur 5u
oft sur 8eOridung onberer &laIen peripenoen.
g8ie uiele Wilionen bel bieen @eriuiIlieunsen in
Die SalGen BON Gongrebmitgl tgliebern, 2obbD Igen=
ten unb politiI6en gaunern iberhaupt 9eflonen no,
oas miro li6 po6l ME ermitteln laiien, 9epB aber
lit es, bob biee 2anbidenfungen cine Der frndt=
eiblien Guellen ber Corruption biloen.
8atent= Comm II Or empfieblt Die Gnts
fernune oller berjeni9en geamten, peldbe IT'D als
ntt qualifcrt sur gefleiouns ibres poitens erwie=
fen bo6en. 3ur Seititelune Der Qualification lei=
ner geamten 6at Der Yatents gommiiIdr Soote Elm
8riTunos Committee ernannt, beiien Voridldge
auf Gntfernuns oler unfdbisen ndber beSeianeten.
0eomtcn Der 8eri6t enpiieblt.
Gs pdre Bu winden, baB biees 8eilpiel in allen
8ureaur uno Separtements befOl9t tpilrOe.