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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27
NEW INDUSTRIES AND NEW STAPLE
CROPS.

In the grea: question Of labor cc:npen-
sation comes the Introduction Of certain
new staples Q: agricultural production
which may greatly promote the welfare o:
Louisiana. The State is indebted to on.
OF her citizens. IL. Emile L.f:arc. O:
New Orleans. for :. treatise Oh tie culture
and preparation Of the ram!e and ute
plants. OF such merit tina. the commissions.
Of agriculture has directed is publication
by the department Of agriculture o: the
federal government. I. i: in truth an
admirable document. especially in the
tota! absence Of any persona. or local in
teres: manifested il its pages. IIr. L..
franc gives the history Of these plants.
employed from the NOS: remote ages as .
material q; textures. and nov exported
from, the East Indies and Japan as !.
materia! for manufacture in Europe. The
sovernmen: o: the United States has im-
ported the seed and stocks Of ,a,nie and
jute with the view OF iindin: some locality
adapted in soil and climate 20 the culture
Of these plants. Apparently. Louisiana
seems the best. if not the only. section of
the Union in which the experiment IS
likely to succeed, and the autac: o. The
treatise has made trial 0: the growth and
preparation within few miles OF Rev
Orleans. There have been, also, paintings
made in other parishes, and from these re-
suits arises fair impression that Louis
lana has these additional strings to her
agricultural bow, even if her present
staples shall prove upremuperatiYa to the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

laborer The decline of the sugar pro-
duct may be attributed chiefly to the ex.
pense attending its production and pre-.
paration for market.
Not only is this culture. like that of cot.
ton, attended with large outlay for labor
IN the culture OF the crop, but the cost Of
pr eparation by the machinery now en-
ployed is rery great. while the process
seems imperfect.
The culture OF ransie is far more simple.
The plant continues TO throw up the
sh cots which afford the staple for an in.
de finite number OF years. the ratoons
lasting much longer than those Of the
sugar cane. I. is said that the growth Of
the ju:e. which is like hemp. Will Kill on:
all grasses. even the coco.
Such products. zsulting chiefly from
the agencies Of the soil and climate, re.
| quire less labor and are therefore more
profitable 20 the plante, than those which.
Ike cotton and sugar. require daily and
expensive labor and are sunjec: to casu-
allies which may totally destroy the
! tr Uits Of annual investment.
1t is such new staples and new indus.
tries that Louisiana requires at this time
Under system O: industry where labor
ost little and was under the control OF
tn planter, the economies Of q plantation
We're more etfectua! aud the losses of
bad season could be carried over by the
planter and compensated by the profits of
succeeding seasons. Under the system of
free labor. laborers must be compensated
and subsisted without regard 70 the profit
o. loss OF the employer. # the failure Of
a crop d:sables the planter from comply
ing with his labor contract. the !abo,er
must 90 elsewhere. How important, then.
that Louisiana should encourage the in
PRODUCTION of new industries. by which
her land owners and !aborers may be pu:
beyond the casualties Of the seasons.
The consideration OF this subject is
commended &c the joint committee raised
on The motion Of Hon. Mr. Barber, to in.
guire into the causes OF decline of the
sugar crop Of Louisiana. The scope OF
inquiry might well be enlarged to compre.
bend the introduction Of other agricul.
:ura! industries which would reward the
owners OF land and the iaborers better
than those staples which We cultivate at
present
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

"Withdraw the federal forces and the
people will overthrow the Kellogg govern.
ment in twenty-four hours" is the very
frequent boast Of a certain class of poll
teal bumners who fight very valiantly
with their mouths. Curiosity induced us.
yesterday. 10 inquire the number of
United States soldiers stationed within the
borders Of Louisiana. and we asce,tained
that there aye Just thirty-seven officers and
COB enlisted men. is no: this about
equivalen. to withdrawing the army: II
so, then trot out the oyerthrovers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

An Englisman writes to one of the scien.
Iifc journals that he has discovered q new
cure for rheumatic govt. He had suffered
fortunes from the disease for several years,
but by insulating his bed by means of glass
stands and sockets under each foot, he
began TO improve Immediately.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

An artist who painted a portrait for n
gentleman noted for his frequent Iibations.
Invited the gehtleman's friends to see it.
One OF them, who was rather near-sighted.
approached it too closely. and the artist, in
alarm. exclaimed: "Don't touch it, i, amt
tlry!' NO use looking at it. them replied
the old gentleman: Sit can't be my FRIEND
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

The Nation says OF the newspaper ere.
porter in his present state OF evol ution.
that "wth equal ease ne impeaches Presi.
slsnt. rejects the nomination Of an Attorney
General, lays down the international law.
repeats the salary &C: and frames . substi.
sute ss plays the au,nb.e ;oie VI i co,oneg's
a.e;eciiHe.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

The following sweet dispatch passed over
sha wires to Maine girl: "To-: Your
life is a rich bouquet of happiness, yourself
the sweetest flower. II Northern winds
whisper Southern wishes. how happy you
must be. Good night. Happy dreams.
sweet love. Frank
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

4 naughty little boy. blubbeying because
his mother would not let him go down. to
the river OH the Sabbath, upon being de.
,nolished. said: II didn't want to 20 a
swimmin' with 'em. ma. I only wanted to
20 down and see the bad little boys drown
for going swimmin' on Sunday"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

Fourth Distric: taxpayers are officially
notified to pay up their licenses for 1874 and
State taxes for 1873, in order to avoid costs
and penalties It i. an excellent thin. to
have a COLLECTORS receipt in ones pocket.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27
ID 1 H ID:

HURD-is three o'clock Thursday evening Feb.
:uary 20 1874, Major W. A. HURD native OF Texas,
aged thirty. three years. and Tor the las: twenty
years resident OF this city.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited 20 attend his funeral at half past three
oclocl. This Evening. from CHRIS: Church, Cana!
street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

Mr.. Bass. the English brewer. has no
sss for half-andha aristocracy. and has
ssout-ly refused peerage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

4 dear, good old lady out West los: her
snuff and jumped from the cars after it.
But when they backed up after her the 10.
cal reporter pathetically remarks. "death's
GfammY fingers had clutched her throat"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

The piano trade in Now York was started
Ia 1889 by John Jacob Astor. IL has grown
N that lie wouldn't know it now.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

4Georgia paper has for it's motto: 'Is
j. not, rank, nor birth, nor state, but get up
And get that make men great"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

The attention Of that brilliant little boy.
sSho says all the smart things, was directed
20 muzzled dog, and he said: "Ma, what
is the dog doing for. with a patent hustle on
his nose %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

Are blacksmitbs, who make living by
forging, or carpenters who do little coun,
Ser fitting, any worse than men who sell
iron and steel for a living!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

Z Jew, addressing fine ham, boiled, and
stmptingly displayed, said: almost thou
Dersuadest me to be q Christian"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

The typographical error of the Indian
apolis printers strike proved to be an
''out.' They are now trying to run i'm and
s'justify the line" of their conduct.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

BENJAMIN Franklin was the first ''ligh:.
Aing calculator" He calculated that he
could bring it down on string-when it
was higher than kite-ready for b0ttling.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

On Saturday evening next will be given
= grand fancy dress and mask bali at
Grunewali Hall. BY Louisiana Hose Com.
pany. FROM the standing in our commuf
hity. and thee.perience in such matters of
the gentlemen composing the committee Of
arrangements, prominent among which are
Messrs. L. II. Senners, James 7. Day, II. =.
Buckley. Charles 4. Howard. Joseph T..
Horner and Others. we can safely predict
this will be the fireman's ball Of the season.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

Salvini has rival in Kansas Jail pris.
Oner. He played Samson by lifting tho Jail
door from it's hinges and departing
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

Jules Verne, most prolific and fascinating
of French authors, is ready with another
book. This time it is for the boys, and is
called 1.-THE Mysterious Island
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

The percentage OF death in proportion 10
she population is said to De less ~ Name
than in most other States.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

An elderly journeyman baker is 1iksnsd
INTO Iirginia. because he is an old dough
RiAiOn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

Coal nonopolies are the most suceesein'
Ers ex.inguisheys, SC FAX as the poor are
eOnceYQ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

An active bachelor in Maine claims 20 be
boz years old; but he "makes his own bed
according to a local paper, $50 he must
liz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

Trees leave out their summer clothing,
And are able to don a new green dress with.
eus opening theit trunks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

MAX Adeler's' book, which is how in
:he hands of the printer. is entitled "Out
of the Rurly. Yurly; or Life in an Odd Cor
nor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

What is she reason, says Punch. why
anany young man goes about, especially
at the balls and parties, with a single eye
glass stuck in his eyes! If he were short
sighted he would use a double one. 1t is
not defective vision that he is afflicted with,
put meatal deficiency. Consciousness of
folly makes him afraid of looking foolish,
and the muscular contortions of counter
ance which attend the effort to retain the
eye glass in the orbit enable him to dis
yuise his naturally vacant expression with
. grmace, - : Ass'1ia s. lia's as !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

10 be agreeable listen to the grievances
Of others and never relate your own.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

The Persiaus say of noisy. unfeasoh able
talk: II hear The SOUND Ct the 5n!i'ssooe'
nut I see no meal"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

Cifcuses would not burn up so readily i
che proprietors did not pitch their tents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

Virginia has over three hundred eh'ldsen
named after Robert Z. Lee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

Necessity knows no law. and eonse.
nuently employs many lawyers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27
BOOKS--.BOOKS.
BUSINESS CARDS,

DETiTIOSS AND SCHEDULES
Prepared strictly according 70 She bankrupt "a "
genera! orders Of the United States Supreme
Court and sUies Of the United States District
Court. BY JOHN S. CARTER,
a: the Office Of c. s. Kellogg. Register il Bank
ruptcy. Cus.omfoUse building. New Orleans.
Blanks always on hand. mol
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

The T rail should be used in constructing
Railways in China.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

The above stafe,nen. lie . iust. true and correct
transcript from the books of The company.
PAUL FOURCHy. President
G. ". To1r. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans city of New Orleans.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me the ninth dav
of June, 1873. p. CHARLES CUvELLIER.
Notary Public
At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors held m
the ninth day of June, 49, it was resolved IN da
clare CASH DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PEP CENT
on the net earned participating premiums for the
year ending May 3d. 1873, payable on third Monday
In July next.
Also to pay to the stockholders. on demand
terest at the rate of ten per cent Der anuum
their stock.
DIRECTORS:
10 1Sspefo' David McCoard,
=; 4 neH I. p. 0eAeres,
p. 8. Witt, il Tarnsna.~
D. A. Chaffrait II xIaen
Charles Latte. jelly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

OiyVctOrss
FRED. DEL BONDf4 3 ARnBHUSTER,
g. H. BRAUGHN. GEORGE BINDER
P. ". DIELMANN. NJ FRANK,
W. GOLDENBOW. ADAM GAISSER,
L. GRUNEWALD, ROB. GRIESINGER.
JACOB HASSINGEA IL. F. KLUMPP,
g. L. L. MAYER. HENRY OERTLINo.
L. REDER, H..SCHULZ,
RUD. F. THUBREE. =. THORMAELENs
J. J. WECKERLINA FRANK WAITER.
J. F0ELKEL, FM. ZIEGLER,
Il ZUHRB1ERe THOMAS SCH0RR,
Jag I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

GUN MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY
Paid tp Capital, $j0O,OOOs
E!Gn!BENyH ANNUAL STATEMEHr-FOR THE
YEAR 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27


Amouns of premiums for the year.. $3.50 CIT S.
Less differentiated risks and return
Prsn.Hms' eo.e.ss.e..."........... 61,959 SO
Net earned premiums. .s.......e.......S227 167 GO
Discount aud interest. ss......a...... 44O87 20
Total. s27l, s54 &C
Losses paid reinsurance and
unadjusted losses. $l53 I5s II
General expenses and taxes. 32l132 Il
Reserve fund aud dividend
ON tock....o....""....a c8,8l4 7O-2A ia CO
Net profit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 27707 10
Assets OF the company. estimated at their mar
ket value:
Bonds, stocks loans and bills ceiyab,e 1854 a6 81
Cash on hand and premiums in
q soIecton.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1855 GO
The Beard of Directors at meeting held on the
twenty'hrst day of January, 1874, after setting
aside $4,000 to the reserve fund from the net
earnings of the year and paying ten per cent dvii
dend to the stockholders. resolved to pay a cash
dividend of TEN PER CENT on the net armed parric.
pating premiums for the year ending December sls
1913. JAMES l. DAY. President.
HORACE CARPENTER, Secretary.
Directors for iS7f.
SohnN u. Games f. j. Harts Senry RenshaTS
hugh wilson, b. Bscoe, !. N. Marks,
James l. Days George Jonase Emory Clapps
". N. bayly. James Byrnes. J. l.. Harriee
u Nlacreadys W. f. Seymour, Richard FloweA
j. "es, d. W. Taylor, 3. c. Morris,,
Lionel C. Levy. W. B. Schmidt, T. Aleus.
X. 4. porai% Scott McGehee, isaac L. Haas
This Old and reliable companies issuing policieo
on Fire, River and Marine Risks on the most favor.
able terms. ALI losses adjusted and settled upera
'he most liberal terms and promptly paid at their
ONCE 10. u Camp streers corner of COMMERCIAL
alley. ia,s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

TYNEUTO:ll INSURANCE. COMPANY
SEW ORLEANS,
Circe No. - GravieF Street.
INSURE FIRE, MARINE AND HivEE eIsyS AZ
LOWEST RATES.
.......................S 79S.4a3 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-27

A. Elmer GADER. President.
Oh. kNGSTFELD, Vice President.
GEORGE STROMEYER Secretary,
Board Of Trustees
Henry Abrams. 4. Elmer Badee
~ 4 Baumgardeas = F. Del Bold:O
Oh. Engstfeld. 81 Frank.
H. H. Gogreve. Ny. Raller.
Signund St&t1s :. II. Keller.
J. keitfer. Louis Leonhacc.
theo. Lill1enta3is 4. II. Miller.
=. Blckert. frank Roder.
Louis Schneider. ". B. SchmiG.'
b. Selg. isaac SeherCk.
Louis Schwartz. J. VI. Schwartz.
J. f. Wildesnanr. !. We.sseubacb
ec25 "
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-11-05

8efuanis spurbe aebn Sabre lang ME beans
ffonbet. Sim Sabre 1872 spuroe anerotn8s ote
SSrooe be,iialid Der @eridtsbarfett oes 5rpet'
ten DiStriftseeri9ts a%ufgemorfen; aletn oer
Staats zaesifrator 8lan6arb enti9tso. Dap
ale Don bieIem geri9t aus9efeaten SarSef'
ideine salti9 feien.
Mnaeitdts bieier Ibatia6en 1T es serooe5u
unerhSrt, baB TauSenbe BON MooptlubIr8er1
auf bic gntIaeibuns zines e~tn3tsen Beau1ten
bin, Der iberbies ibr politii9er 9e9ner TT, tyr
Wahlredt uerIieren foaten. Das bslpt Den
DeIpotismus auf bic Spite treiben. Dime
aeridtIi6en 9roseB It9 zines LANCE aus9elbs
ten uno bisber ME beantanoeten Je9tes plog1
lid beraubt gu ieben; auf oas UtadttuoTf eIs
mes ~einsisen Mannes bin zines Der ,pettbooA1
item 8ir9erpripilesien auf einen S9la9 5u
perLieren, bas 1T Elm 8orfommnib, iuel9es MIR
NIT benz @eiit unIerer freien Snititut'one''
nidt in ginfIans brinsen fonne1. nsber oses
les 16amloie Gebabren mub fi5 lsoer Aner's
faner empDren, Der nod einen Slnten Don
TreiheitsIiebe unb 8urgerFnn in Ietner Srult
beuahrt bat. Dieier Deriu3 Der &eloSs'
8artei seiet ibrisens outs Nene, rpsb gesftes
Sinh iie III, unb ins ~beionoere bic Aoopf1o'
biroer in ben Ser. Staten n1Dsen es Itb Sn'
2ehre bienen la1en, ,uas tie BON Der repnbll:
faniiden gartei 3a errparten BADEN. Sic II
bic Bartei ber Miafirberr1daft uno bes Jta'
tiuismus. Snben gu8en BET administrations;
Ieute finb bic MusIanoer BON ieber Werf5eng'
eemeieu, bic man beliebiS ias Blirgerre9t out
nebu1es unb ~permenben, ober, iofern tie itd
nidt p~eruenben lalIen, mieoer ausftoben fann
Ssir n~aturaIifirte girser stebt es feline bur
serIi6e Giderbett BET bieier Rartei. AliI
nieber nit ihr!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-11-05

faeinem benin bod bic aelIossspolitifer NIT
bteiem unerb6rtea 0emaltftrela IN etss gSess
pennet seito6en su baben. Die gntfafttl'8
In Stem Orleans 1T sroB nno oa9ensesn. I'm
Mittwoh p~erfammelten it6 bic beruorra9enos
fen @edtsaelebrten pom Stem Orleans, etpa
einhunbert ot ber 3abL, unb erflartet our9
cine Reibe Don 8eI1Il1Ien, bab Die 5tpeite
Diftrift gourt cine Court Of Record, NIT Stes
aeI unb glerf 1ei, baB fe ferner, ba ite Sors
6erunaen eintreibe unb grbidaftspro3eiie ents
5heibe, common law Gertdtsbarfeit beIibe
unb foIsIi6 aud beredtist iei 8iirseri6eine
aussufeIen. .
Qn bemfeIben Mbenb bielten bic i'm Inss
Ianbe seborenen 8lrser cine 8erfamtalin9
unb paIiirten 8eI1IIIe, peI9e ben Serlu9
Der Staatsbeamten, tbnen bas Stt'1f1reGt 81
rouber, nadoridlih perbar1ntet uno TIRE
8rioer irn ean;er 2anbe aufforoern, bic re:
pubIifaniShe 8artei fir bteien @emalttreid
uerantuortlih AT balten. STE ertlaren ter
net, bas tie am 2. geopember ibre Stimmtet'
tel an bieieIbe 8ablurne abseben neroer, ote
sur Mufnabnte Der Stdets BON anoeren an1ers
fani5den Barsern bsitimmt tf. Inter Dsnen.
bic felt 1864 naturaIiiirt tuuroen, beftnoe'
fi9 bet 8i1ter bes pierten Ditrtfts.
Scr repubIifanii9e @eneraIsInwelt S1elo
Der bic Gnti6eibnns abigail, bab Die lett 1866
pom Der srueiten Ditrift Court aus9e1telter
8urserTdeine null unb nt6ti9 feient bate l.d
an ben &ebtsseIebrtsn Bbiteafer I'M better
@utaAten~ selpanbt. SER Wbiteafer bat nun
feline Meinuns babiu ~abseSebel oaB ot
gourt uoLlfommen beredtist 90, Bir9er
i6eine aussuitsuen. Daraufbin bat ioSa'
Geuogg Helm bei8eseben uno por9eibla8en1
baB iene 5000 frasliden 8irser ibre Sttus
men in cine beIonoere Bor abseben iouen
guf bieIen Grid min man ii9 aber nit Ge6.
ni6t einIaien.
Aeuere 9epef6en meloen, bab aeaos!
einsemiqist bat, bic 5000 Muslanber ftinr'el
;u Iafen, ba ibre Nan,en uer3ei6net ieten I'M
mad elmer s,eueren gntfdeiounS ieoer Stintu'
aeber eebaIten tperben tonne, unter gio anSu
seben, fir 8sn er seftimmt babe. Ma
febt, Reuoss siebt nod, Bios neil i'm bt
6ffentIide Meinuns 5pinst. = IIs ii9 Sou
uerneur Reaoss an, Donneritas Na9mttta
auf benz 9eimmese befano, besegnete tyr
Manor Burte. Sin beftiser Wortftreit lbe
bic NaturaIi lations > Srase entipann It'd
Mapor 8urfe 3os cine 9teitpeitI9e bernol
un aeIogs einige Siebe 3u uerfeben, 8euos
aber sos feline giftoIe uno ~feuerte; bic &ust
1aufie bidt an Burfe poriber, ber nun aut
bret ober uiermaI feuerte, obne iebod gu tire
fen, ba bic 8utide, in weI9er ft6 &elo8
befano, raid fortfubr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-11-05
sErnututs Sabaier unb OeuiKenloiigfeit.

1.-THE Nation" in Stem Sort bat einen
idamLoIen Strei1 8owen's, bes Serausses
bers bes beribmten 8rooflpner reLt9IDien
BIattes Independent, aufBeoeft.
8open, bieier fromme Mann, iebt Dieber
cine Sauptiaule Der 8roofLpner glnmoutbs
fir9e, bat DOT GINGER t3eit BON Sap @pofe
$50, 900 in "bonds" unb $3.50, 900 in ''stocks'
Der norbli9en gaciicsgi ienbabn sefdertt be-
fommen, wo8esen CT fi9 perpflt9tete, in feis
nent melt perbreiteten reIisi0ien 8Latte Broz
pasanba flr bieIen sroBen giienbabni9pinz
bel su MAIDEN. Dime 3weifeL pirben taus
Ienbe unb aber tauienbe pon ebrItden 2euten
bur9 bic vPufs" i'm Snbspenbent ueranIabt
rporben iein, ibre 6 IparniHe 1T ben S9einen
iener 8abn an5uIesen unb 5u perlieren, wenn
ni5t fur5 mad AbI6lub obisen 8ertrass BET
3ufammenbru6 bes Sauies goote erfoIst mare.
Bowen farm bic Irsaben ber "Nation"
nt9t Ieusneu, min ii6 aber in ieinem !Seu6z
lerblatte bartit ausreoen, baB @opfe ben Gonz
trait NIT tbm unb anoeren Serren vfIr grz
belt uno peri0nIide SlIfe uno 0tenite" ab9es
i6IoRen babe. ST fam nidt ~leusnen, bab
bieIe Diente i'm guffen ienes S9ptnbeIs Be-
1teben fouten. nnb bic ''Nation" ueiit mad,
oaB bic ~uanoeren Serren," bic mad Bouen's
Beriiderung ni6ts nit benz vSSnoepenoent"
su tbun baben, Bopen's in benz 8ureau bes
v~Snbepenbent" anseiteater Nefe unb Elm ans
berer Anseteater bieies gureau Nanaens aibs
bep iino.
uebrisens bat iett bic gerpaItuns BET
goote'i9en Gantmaiie ben 8owen auf Serz
eussabe iener fretli9 se9enwartts iebr ents
uertbeten Mertbpapiere p~ertIa9t, neil bet
san3e gontraft Elm uniittli6er sepeien Jet unb
neil 8open nidt senus seleiitet babe.
Dieie g~ntbilunsen Itno eine fur6tbare
S6anbe fir bic ameritaniide reLi9iDie Yrefs
bic tbut, als OBJ tie bic Reltsion unb ytoral
sepadtet babe, unb fiir bic sroBen arnerttanis
59en San5eut9ter unb Morelpbilofopben,
,usIde bieier greIe ibre usroben Namen" Ietz
hen.
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