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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03

Special Correspondence Of the Globe Democrat
WAsH1SoroN, D. C.-ReaIiziDg the i'm.
poEtance of the success Of the Republican
party on its sound financial policy, and Of
defanklna the bad elements which make
up the Bourbon Democracy, the Presi-
dont has dstsEmined to throw the weight
81 tbs Administration in favor Of the Re
pubioAn party IN the Middle, EasteTn and
Western States. The Leaders oa the Re
Yubhean party Ia these States, Who were
6irst supposed 70 he inimical 70 bis pol
10y. haze changed position ON that sub
JED, and are nov II cooperation on all
Che material poinfs involved Ii the
pending campaign Il & understood
b b. the purpose Of tha Administrnkion.
6ftex ths November election. 20 bring IL
SSH even more "a aceord with chs lsadera
and ths party IN both Houses o. CONGRESS.
Neither Conkline nor Blaine, nor other
pgomineus leaders, viii have fnsthef
cau1s faz complaint It Is now evidently
( The Intention q tho President, in order %
hafmmiza the diseerdant elements Of TIE
1eFatlican parry, and IN order to pEys-
llll11 b for The gFsas pOiigioat oonf.ict
q leeoI asninBt lhe iinanoiil and dislOyal
httezla e tie Bourbon Dsmooezey, and
a. fay AZ possible 10 sid tbs Nussmbes
ellcls4. Ne Rs1aideat has dolssnined
% tete into he e1nadence none but iis
tied ieeseEn. iOavoid as far e. possible
Aszs4e enig with - enemies.
4AAF A4Qae key' services In the Cab
lRa s nsqa eptlsely satisfactory, and
|e lons gith the PRESIDENT
~ ~ 1ftt1ables hi apppi t|nent
3 haYi19 be8n Inspired
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03

Darling. )" he said, 81 did not mean
To hurt you" and his eyes grew wet !
IL would not hurt you for the world
Am 10 blame il forget"
Forgive my foolish tears" she cried
Forgive. knew that it was not
That you would wish 10 hurt me, lOvei
knew it was that you forgot"
But all the same deep in her heart
Ranked the thOught-it rankles yet
When love is at its best one loves
So much that he can not forget.
Selected.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03
MUST HAVE NEW PI

REPUBLICAN, STATE CENTRAL ca
No. SO Canal
New Orleans, Septembaf
To all Republican Voters n
the State ...e.
You are AGAIN CALLED upon
TER, and you are earnestly requested
YOURSELVES, and use every etIo
power TO HAVE EVERY REP
VOTER in the city and State req
70 again defeat our common enemy.
l. Your old certificates Of registratI
be used for the coming election.
2. Every voter must have new pap,
3. Naturalized citizens must ,bl
naturalization papers, so as to avoid
venience in being registered.
4. REGISTER AT ONCE. DO N
until the last day, when the Ofiot
crowded.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03

attorney. This election shall be held on
the same day throughout the State, which
| day shall not Be less than sixty nor more
thsh ninety days after the passage Of said
act. The terms of the officers elected at
said election shall expire ct the general
election Of 1880, and the limitation ON the
change of the districts, ofte1ier than once
every four years, shall not be considered
as having eject before the general election
Third--That the judicial system, as
established by the constitution of 1868,
shall remain in force until the expiration
of the thirtieth day after said election,
excluding from the computation the day
of the election. a.f
Fourth-The adoption of these amend
ments shall not vacate the offices Of the
present clerks Of courts in each parish.
NUMBER sEvENrEEN.
Article one hundred and thirty-two of
the constitution of 1868 shall be abrogated.
EU1BER KIaErEEN.
The Superintendent of Public Educa-
ton shall receive q salary of thirty five
hundred dollars, payable quarterly on his
own warrant.
NUMBER NINETEEN.
No license tax shall be imposed by the
State, or any parish or municipal author
ity, on any mechanical trade, mandatory
or factory, except such as may require
police regulations, in towns and cities.
~ NUMBER TWENTY.
The Legislature is authorized to exempt
from State, municipal or parish taxation
household goods, such rs furniture wear
ing apparel, tools of trade or profe ssion,
aud family portraits, not exceeding in
aggregate value the sum Of five hundred
dollars. ..NH...
ACT NO. IL, EXTRA SESSION OF 1878.
NUMBER TwENr1-oNE. ~.
Strike out the first part of article 142 of
the constitution of 1868, which reads:
A university shall be established and
maintained in the city OF New Orleans.
1t shall be composed of Law, medical
and q collegiate department, each with
appropriate faculties. The General As
sembly shall provide by Law for its organ
izstion and maintenance" and insert:
" The university shall be maintained. 1t
shall be composed of Law, medical and
an acsdemical department, and sqch
other departments as may be established
by Law, each with appropriate faculties;
provided that the Law and medical depart
ments already organized shall continue
in the city of New Orleans, aud the
acadsmical and other departments may
be located elsewhere in the State. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03
THE COTTON CROP OF 1s,7-1s7s.
By the National Cotton Exchange.

By the National Cotton Exchange.
The secretary of the New Orleans Cot
ton Exchange has furnished the report
made by Mr.. S. Il. Buck, the secretary OF
the National Cotton Exchange, of the cot
ton crop of the United States for 1S77-79.
This report has been officially approved
by the committee on crop statements, and
is as follows:
The result of careful investigation and
compilation of the figures derived from
various official reports of the cotton ex-
changes, railroad officials, mill owners and
others shows the cotton crop for the year
1878 to have reached the total of 4, 773,
865 bales, averaging in weight 473 47.100
pounds per bale, against 4, 474, O69 bales
last year averaging 46s 45-l00 pounds, an
excess in bales of 299, 796 and in pounds
of 16l, 1884, 369.
According to the regular Exchange daily
statement we had
Receipts at ports for the year ending e..
August 81, 167s.-...-................ T. ESQ All
To which has been added from care
fully revised reports for the year
by way of corrections ...........,. 77713
Making actual total for year bales..... 4'3341
In this table no separate item of Florida
is given, as with the exception of 10, 91S
bales included under heading of ''Other
Minor Ports, all the shipments from that
State find their way to aud are counted in
the net at some one Of the delivery ports.
The table headed
General Movement To And From The
SenbOard
presents in greater detail the facts set
forth in the statement of met receipts"
carefully dissecting the entire movement
from the. mouth of the Rio Grande to
Portland, Maine, taking in every point
of shipment along the Gulf of Mexico and
the Atlantic coast.
The aggregate
Overland Movement
for the past year exceeds that of 1S76-77,
but larger percentage has been shipped
through to eastern delivery ports and from
southern out-ports, leaving the. net ship
ments direct from producers and inland
towns in the cotton belt, to consumers
north and east of the Ohio and Missis-
sippi, II, 4S3 bales less than last year
l am pleased to state that with the kind
assistance and cooperation of your com
mittee the figures for Southern Consumption
have been obtained with degree of accu-
racy that justifies their acceptance with
more confidence than mere estimate of
the entire aggregate which could at best
be set down as little better than guess
work. North Carolina, Virginia and Ken
lucky are partially estimated. For the
actual consumption Of the other States
named We are indebted to the superir-
tendents Of the exchanges and the Secre-
taries of States who have kindly assisted
US in obtaining prompt replies to ques-
tons sent out.
We shall probably hereafter be enabled
to perfect this branch Of the statement SO
as to give figures absolutely correct in
every particular.
8. n RICK Secratarv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03

ton is the only efficient bulwi
national reputation and di'
Il again invites all good citizen
ever previous political ties, 70
: tin preserving the national
all Republicans this great exil
cially appeals to rise to its hiR1
tons and join heart and hs|
triumph OF those vital principll
security and welfare Of tho 4
pend.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03
SOUTHERN coNsuMPr1oN.

WEIGHT OF BALES.
No. of Average
Bales. weight. Pounds.
Total CROP. "A, 1865 473 411O0 1880 285 666
Last ,474,O 69 1853 $500 2,O95, 9Ol 296
SEA ISLAND CROP.
ls7T-Te. 1976-T7.
lOtal CROP. -..s...s..sssss Sl,0l0 1882
Average pounds per bale. 1892 TS-loO 3I5 6i.fOO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03

A distinguished physician has said that
bis pEactice wculd be goas If his patients
were to form TIE habit Of eating couple
Of cEanees before bTeaklass each dsy, from
February. TO June, and be adds that the
ill-lGses from the eating pf fuit raSult
nom It's being done 10 excess Of at I'm.
proper timss As q rule peopIs do not
bat audlciehty Of fruit, TIE mediuinal ac-
ton 81 whose acids = cooling and coYrsc-
tive. Aa for the matter 81 Improper time,
auihoEitjes aereg that pumpkius should
rot BE- eaten out 81 hand latst than eleven
O'Clock 81 night and 4.nics old pEunasH
sh34ld Be zvpidsd twelts hicntAs d ths
= -1iiq szzllla.-.s.1 q 1-l-olf eaol
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03
ANENDaEafs.
ACT NO. Is, R. s. OF 1878.


That the seat of goveFnmen t shall be es-
tablished at the city of Baton Rouge or ct
the city Of New Orleans, as the majority of
the voters OF the State may determine at the
next ensuing election those voting to locate
the State capital at Baton Rouge shall in
dorse on their tickets, "For State Capital,
Baton Rouge" those voting to locate the
capital at New Orleans shall indorse on
their tickets, 'tFor State Capital, New Or
leans" $50 ~ tIr9'. faf
: (Strike out article one hundred and
thirty-one) .# ..rrH t-r -
Ar,rTI Nro ~ N q or SOW, b..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03

NEW oRLEAns, NOvAMBER s,1sgs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03

In order 70 provide for the establish
hent Of The judicial system created by the
shove amendments, aad to- prevent the
evils Of an intsEf6g hum, iti shsraby or
'dained By the peoFls Of EouislanA;
First That the Genaral Assembly,
whieh meets the afst Monday Ia jan
tary, 1872, shall, IN saeOssaaAce with the
foregoing amshdmsnts, immediatsly re-
distFio The StaEa, and provide for the au-
thofity o. eleFksI Ahd ~ oleotiOh and
cFiminaI Jurisdiction % jastiees of the
paace Jog gnrI ts5ia 3 gftl 81 4
Second That a. econ IS the Legislature
shall htse acted hs ai01e1aid. the Governor
shall b pfoslanis.ioA cali % 6lsotfon for
jdstioesi6f tA6 pea5s t5E saoA patish, ex-
cept the perish 0f 9zleazs, and Tot diBg
tsict judges ip teath diaAwDtt created BY
Stzs tsafblzisA he, " 10 onssoe haoes ear
iAes igtt6 ibss1 81 Of taaoa fS6a de
jediei1d dlbt1oE and 81 9Aass
olie Aa q bOSa soe1 "a oa6bSt d
ss a. e. q SO - fllk aaihsaass
IS u n, y r1s % lln kaa5'
@qtugd fti o. a93Y1oe oile1Q eit - 500
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03

The judicial power shall be vested ia d
supreme court district courts, and Cd
iHpllcag Ot the peace. The district cOatts
eleu naye on 9tnel iiEig q ioat 81 al ostis
hese ~ SD 9tlls IL aiaehts 6ktesdb
t1ss d |Aga exttl =
~ Y. !. - y az
si 4 va ~ lslslss !s1El
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03

In every case where the judge may be
recused,. and when he Is mot personally
interested in tho matters 10 oRtestation,
be sbau select 9 lawyer having the neces-
saEy qualifications Seqairsd for q judge OF
his e0urt, to try such cases; and the Cen
eFal Assembly shall provide BY Law for the
triad Of these cases IN, which the judge
may be personally Interested, or whsa Se
may be absent orrefpsas 70 Oet. +, q.
& (Strike oat artioie ninety.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03
NUMBER TWO.

Representatives shall be chosen on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday in
November, every two yours, and the cleo
ton shall be completed in one day. The
General Assembly shall meet on the first
Monday in january 1879, and biennally
thereafter, on the first Monday in Janu-
airy, unless different day be appointed
by law, and their sessions shall be held at
the seat of government.
(Strike out article seventeen.)
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03
rorAL 800 rnoM PoRrs.

Total. 4, 0a7,1s5 eos 1855 s00Os0 lss .5es
Last year go ,41s 4sl, oss 44elss 1876 4O9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03
RECIsTEI
REGISTER!
EVERY REPUBLl

SHOULD REGIS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03
NuhBER NINR.

No officer, whose salary Is fxed BY the
constitution shall be allowed apy fees or
perquintea OF ofiee. is3.l aII i.itl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-11-03

The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
shall receive a salary OF seven thousand
dollars per annum, and the Associate JUS
tees of the Supreme Court shall each
receive salary of six thousand five hun
dred dollars per annum, payable quar-
terly on their own warrant.
, 1878-01-11
Teieqraphic Summary.


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movement against \N.tm..- -.''-
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but 10y the tame th"' are readF cue
SHOW will probably have disappeared
and road. nc ;mnas>ih1r from NUT
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May neat. ,
SAN FRANcl>co, jan 4,--ArriNe.' !
Dashiur Wave, Tacoma: bk,nr DIS.
rOvcTV. Port Gamble; schr II /. lI'r
nan. Seattle: hk Revere, Departure
Inv. III, A.,atbvst RrlIiuUham bav:
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, 1878-01-11
S2.oQLOT.

one ladies neck chain and charm.
one Indies hucyy guard chain tor watch.
one set pin and earrings amethyst
one extra finc miniature lOcict
/, One cameo seal ring.
one very hcuyy wedding or engagement
ring
one gents heavy watch chain with charm.
one naiJ Pearl inRii1 sleeve buttons.
Onu Lake George cluster pln.
, one pair two heavy band bracelets.
The retail prlc" Of the articles in each sam
, 1878-01-11

Coon News. Our readers will be
pleased TO note the prosperous con-
Mtion of affairs in the upper country,
evidenced by the fact that Barono-
vich's fishery, at CaHarn, has been
purchased by the San Francisco mil.
lonaire, Alvinza Hayward. This is
indeed good news, aud shows that
the immense natural resources OF the
great Northwest are attracting capi-
tai which will he actively employed
in developing them.
, 1878-01-11

Wow that the hp'iliys are over. ppou'e
are beginning 10 !ooa for the other cui Of
winter.
y FrcIch staiisticiln mas jus, pub.
liShed an iutcr, sting table rc,pa,t
ing land owner, la ,arious countries.
81 which the following ia bsIsfuur.
line: or 100000 head, az f.m.l,.
ia France, 5.5gUuuU are Owner. ,5
land. lu Switzerland. Of .sriuu
heads cd families. 'r.uugr. r...
-rss"d ai landed Irupcuy. iu E.I
gIum, NJ. ds lavsicre s,af-.. ..
lb'''u inhabitants, l.i-IuU ar.
owners Of land lu SveIsr..,,.U
t'u miles, gO0.uousr, IarI auts,.
ln thc tmGsd States. ui ...uua
heads ~ ism.le.. sfuua .,.
aud farm their uwn lands. Ir Ir.
lsnd, u Linupu bead, a. sm,Ii-.
only l,'hH, uf ] uur .r co. sr
"Uuer ui land Do lf,.sul. "a .ur.., t,
HEfI'uI'ugal c'HUfry. srHa .ur.r,
ol smail peasant irIairg. Hrfr .,.
bead ,i family .lf ut .rsrv a. DID,.
Hu owner 90 .srI. arI r >.r.r.I
ths dIsPrHTor'DD .. G.| sfs.t., l..
"rlv ono isms' Boo - d.. ,rI.a,.i
with land.
, 1878-01-11

AFTER about -, worth ofrcpairing,
the tug Mastick was launched on Wcdle .
day morning from lammond's ways, AT
Seattle. She may be expected down to-
morrow if not today.
, 1878-01-11

THE demise Of the Sn0homi-h "Siar"
is noticed with regret by those who de-
sire to see locaI Interests advanced IN Sno-
komish County.
, 1878-01-11

WE arc indebted This week to Mr.. Cam
cron' stcwam on the North Pacific, for
layOTs extended.
, 1878-01-11

THr Portland Evening Telegram" /,
evidently pr0spcring, ltisa va,uab ear Il
rtIiahe.eNchangc, 80 we say aHen to IL,
advances. IT,.
, 1878-01-11

ATTENTION is directed To the advertise.
ment' OF Acssrs. Gilmore Il Co., Wash.
lugtOu, DC.
, 1878-01-11

PAIENl~ ard bow f1 aff.H u..r
iamphlri ~ 90 Iag- inv. rI.l. Hts.Ir
90 stamp ~ fa-fHEr t..r.
GILMORE. SMITH. AtU.
~uifIi,r- "a l'afrIlf-. I.a lI
" Ns-i ius..... Ut.
, 1878-01-11

THE Territorial library has been re-
moved to the Capitol building.
, 1878-01-11
81 90 LOT.

One nnir sleeve buttons, stone setting.
one sci , -piWl ShhH studs.
one heavy band engagement ring.
one sci = bracelets.
one LADIES' long guard or neck chain.
one engraved miniature lOrhct, for above.
one gents heavy link watch rnuln
one Lake George diamond stud.
, 1878-01-11

ST. PETERSBUG, Ian. SIT is rumOred
Austria and Germany have vetoed the idea
OF opening the DarCaneles to Russian YES
sells only. Russia has consequently de-
termined not to raise the question ut all.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-25
Garopailt)e Gabelberid)te.
W;iniftsrfrias in Sertrsidi.


gS en-, "a. Sanuar. - Oa5 Sabtnet bat
reiignirt, neil Oas llnterbauS nift nit BEN
Otiuilerll I'M Setretf Der 6rage itber Die 3Ollz
abgaben auf aaffee un0 &obten6l iibereirl-
itimnlt. Der Saiier fat lidl Die Gntdeiouug
porbebalten.
lleberidipentntung lit Beth.
8 E Il b "a. ZSanuar. - Sin She'll Steier
Stabt ift ourh pl0bltde8 Steigen Der 0ouau
inter 8aiier geieBt worbeH mo man firdtet
cine BaferSnotb abulidb Oerjenigen Don
1875 uuo 1876.
5ranfretd,.
2onbon, "a. Sanuar. - Dem Barrier
Gorreipouoeuten Der y5ime8" sufolge 1T ole
Domination zines SeuatorS Quf geben55ett
an Stelle be8 peritorbenen @eneralS 0'4u>
reiIe De PalaOines ble Sol9e. zines lleberein=
fonmen5 3pilden ben 2egtttmiteu, Souapar=
tiiten uno Srleauiiten, monah tie Den 2eBteren
Suiel, tpeld)e ben persog De Cages nou1intrten
Die Souapartii itenn.& &egitlmiiteu iinb iebt iber
Die Iu5mabl be8 6er5ogS be @a3e8 b6dit unz
gebalten, neil oeiien @eTnnungen ibueu gu
liberal ituo. Die Rcpublifaner nominirten
6rn Stctor Sc 6ranc, ruelder inter t6rn
Sbter5 ais 9(Gerbau= Dtinifter fungirte. Cine
5lpette abitintunng ioll beute itattfiuoen, uno
I'M Sale Der 6erSog De @aseS nid)t errpdGtt
miro, 10 TIT oaS 6eiultat inioieru bon geoeuz
tung, ais eS baSu bettrdat, Die Combination
5u 5erlt6ren, iueldle biSber bic antirepnblfauiz
ihe 0faioritdt I'M Senate aufred)t erbielt unb
ale pafanten Sibe BON Seitatoren aIlf Sc.
bens6eit nit WtonarAiiten fiilte. 9a8 ge-
fern ertpdblte Siibgetz@omlte oes Senats be-
itebt aus 10 Wttt9lteoern Der 2infen uno DO II
Der Redten. Dies lit oaS erlte Mal, ban Die
8epubtfaner cine Ufajoritat in Oteienl 60
mite erlangt baben.
Seriatlles, "a. Sanuar. - Die 0epu~
tlrtentammtr nabm beute nit 321 9egen 80
Stmmen elHe Stll an, fueld)e amneltte fir
alle YreBoer9eben ertbeilt. g8dbrenb Der Ab,
mlntItratton oes Sroslie'i9en Miuiiterinma
ipurben 27o9 gerloneu iol6er Serseben iiber=
fibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-25
@ermiidte Scpeid)e.t a;ts 9seiu=
1Anf.F


gaew OOrf, "a. SaHuar. = Der DAM
pier o@tbiOpta" 1T beute uon @la8gam bier
etn9etroffen.
- Son 2iperpool Lief beute Der 9ampfer
r8ataOia" bier ein.
- Ser 0ampfer y2ltla8" lit beute bon
Q8eItinoien bier angefoumen.
= Der Dampfer ySaratoga" lit beute Don
'6apanud bier augelangt.
- @olO er6ffuete 81 1913.
- Die y0elaware 2adawanua gSelterul
Balm" mirO anl 30. 3. 0tts. $4,000 Sonneu
SOFTEN perlteigeru.
= Die 3oa @innabmeu betru9en beut
$285 900.
- Der llnteri9atmeiiter Sablte beute fir
SntereRen $4,000 nno iiir ein9e5ogene Sb-
ltgattonen $273, 300 ans.
0ermtSd,te tele9rapDtiGDc SepeiGest.
- Ser 0ouDerneur pon R9O0e=S8laro bat
cine llnteriu9ung Der yBrouioence= s o.
SaDin98z 9 anf" 81 Yalptudet angeoroz
net, melAe am lcbten Dtcntage tbre itbItfe
0iUiOenOe niAt au85ablte.
Die @rOBgeldluoreneu BON Wferccr~
Gountg. gt.<S., iteaten geitern Wtorgen u II :
flag ei DIR ten ge9en 5. 0i. SreeSe, -.
6. 6reeie un0 6. &. 6ree5e megeu elneS Ser
Iud)e8, Die 9epoittoren Der State g a :
Dingsz . uf" bon SrentOn 5H bei6wtn=
Oeln, auf. 0ie 2(ngetla9ten purOen inter je
$4,000 Birgidaft geitellt. Der Bro;eB ioQ
an nd1iteu Wtittmod, er0Hnet neroeu.
Die vYenuiDlOania. state 6 8 i
torialz q ctattO II" bielt 9eiterA ibre
Sabre8Deriammlung in 9arrisburg.
- Son Dem por9eitern bon u ant tc. .
s i tn, RS, in Die Gee binau8getriebenen
Sdooner uSwiligbt" itrO nod fetue 9ta9-
rtd)teu eirqetroffeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-25
Ser &autpf 8eeen Die ,,Stauoaro=
Sel=SDutO3GGtie."

Bbtlabelpbta, "a. Sanuar. - Su Ell
ner beute ltattgefuH0enen SeriNmmluu9 Oe8 III
letter 8od)e ernauuten @omite'5 Der bteii9en
Sanoelsb0rie wuroe Die 9t5fuiiiOn i'm 8etreif
Der ,Free-Pipe-Bill" fOrt9eiegt uno pcrldte=
oene 2lrgumeHte DOrgebradt, Die 6aupt=
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8roouSentenperein8" oorgebrabt muroeu, be-
ianoen in Der 8ebauptuHg, baB Der Selbauz
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WtdBrega ben betrefienOeu 0onOel BON Ybilas
belpbia nad) Baltimore iibertragcn unO ben
Sd Sutereifeu $eunipiuanieu'5 etuen IAwe=
rem S9lag perieBen wltroe.
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OelgegeuO bes iueitli4eu 9htilc8 Don Stem
9orf mo bieier llu9egeuo iit cine &ompagnie
5u Dem 3uede organilirt rporOen, SoblenOl
''in bulk" iiber Die v@eneiiee Sallcp=" unO
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Jep Dorf 81 uerid)tfitn. 9te Seme9ung
miro obne 3weifel einen llmibmung be5iigz
lid Der Transportation Oe8 SObleu0l8 be-
pertte1igen, rueld)e lettber pou ben @Iieu=
bahuen n1OuopolliIrt moroen lit.