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The herald., 1894-03-20
RIVAL RAILROADS.
A Serious Fight Over the Possession OF
Piece of Ground.

A Serious Fight Over the Possession OF q
Piece of Ground.
BRADFORD, Pa, March 19.-Early this
morning the Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsbu1g and the Western New York
and Pennsylvania railways engaged in a
preliminary skirmish for strip Of land
5 feet wide and 500 feet long.
abutting on the w. N. Y. and P.
tracks. During last night the B., r. &
p, with q force OF 500 men, laid a side
track over the strip. In doing 30 they
undermined the track of the w. N. Y. q
P. The invasion was discovered, and
the w. N. Y. & P. mustered
the strength available, and a
desperate fight was made to
drive off the B. Of r. and R. forces. A
heavily loaded train of w. N. Y. and P.
cars we're rushed down to the point that
had been weakened. It crashed through
and an all around wreck resulted. Be-
sides the smash-up Of cars building on
Main street was torn from its
foundation and piled on the
sidewalk, a complete wreck.
The men gained possession OF the stri p,
and have held it up to this writing
(midnight). But by daylight battle
is expected which will involve serious
consequences. The local authorities
will be unable to cope with the railroad.
ers when the collision comes.
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Orencept City Races.

New ORLEANS, March 19.-Ninety-
sixth day of the winter meeting.
Weather fair. attendance fair, track
very heavy.
Thirteen -sixtesnths OF a miIe--Forest
won, Bons Neville second, Little Fred
third time :26.
Seven furlongs-Virden won. Pearl
Q. second, Sanford third; time :421@
Five iurlongs: Bestifice won, Susie
Nell second, Scottish Belle third time,
1:1014.
Six and one.half furlonEs: Marie
Lowell won, Borsalis second. Belle P,
third time, :3115.
Five and one-hali iurlongs: Queen
Bird won, Forest King second, Belle d
Springfield third time, :1434.
The herald., 1894-03-20
Union paoIfic LitIeatIon.

WARRINGTON, March 19.--The Boatner
resolution to take the Union Pacific
railroad litigation out OF the department
of justice and prosecute it. by special
counsel, still rests with ths committee
on judiciary, but Chairman Reilly, of
the house committee on Pacific rail !,
roads, says he is confident of the passage
of the resolution when the question is
again called up. He will make no
further efforts for the present, however,
as he prefers to await Mr.. Boatner's re-
turn on Wednesday. Mr.. Reilly will
have the subject considered at the
Thursday meeting OF the Pacific rail-
road committee. The issue over gain
ing control OF the resolution will not be
raised until the latter part Of the week.
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DIsoBMYED ORDERS.
Governor Walte's Tart Telegram to Gem
nrAI Tnranav.

Governor Waite's Tart Telegram to Gem
eraI Tarsney.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, March 19.-Al-
though the militia is still here not a
eingle arrest has been made today. This
lethargy on the part of the authorities
evidently influenced the governor to re-
call the troops. Mine owners, business
men and others have appointed COM
mittee to wait upon the governor TO try
to prevail upon him to rescind the or
der.
Adjutant General Tarsney, finding he
could not got transportation until morn
ing, made trip to Bull hill this after-
noon, and while he was there the follow
ing characteristic message was received
from the governor;
GENERAL TARsNEY Can get nothing
by telephone, only that you have dis
obeyed my orders. Return troops at
once to respective armories.
DAVID II. WAITE.
The general was we'll received by the
miners, who assured him they would use
no violence.
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BEGINNING OF THE END.
THE CALIFORNIA RATE WAR is
PRACTICALLY OVER.
Rates to Bs Changed Back to the Old
Figures in Ten DRys-The
Santa Fe Carries
Its Point.

SAN Francisco, March 19.-W. A. Bis
sell, agent of the Santa Fe, was asked
this afternoon If the news was correct
that the railway war was practically
over and that in the course of 10 days
overland passenger rates will 60 back to
the figures which prevailed March let.
"Yes," said he, "that is substantially
true. The basis of the settlement is
that the Southern Pacific will withdraw
its boycott on the interchange of pas
senger business with US at Los Angeles.
That iH ali we were fighting for"
The herald., 1894-03-20
R1oUKApNs IN IDAHO.
WashOuts, AvaIanches and Wind I'm
pede Travel.

washouts, AvaIanches and Wind Inn
pede Travel.
NAMPA, Idaho, March 19.-The Nampa
division Of the Union Pacific has been
blocked by floods and washouts. No
trains have been able to get through
since Monday a week ago, but arrange
ments are now complete for transferring
at Owyhee, 20 miles east OF here, to-
morrow morning. The first delay was
caused by landslide near Mountain
Home. Three tramps were killed and
the engineer injured. Great damage
was then done by the breaking Of
the Orchard irrigation dam.
The wreck of freight train
at Huntington and another food be-
tween Shoshone and Pocatello COM
pleted the mishsps. The great amount
of snow in the mountains and a wind
has made it impossible for stages to
reach Silver City or Idaho City for sew
eral davg
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ent law regarding the tax on domestic
cigars, will be the principal changes
made. The lead ore duty, with the tax
on whisky and duty on coal and iron
ore, remain as placed in the bill by the
Democratic members.
There will be a few changes in the
fruit schedule, and few minor articles
which were taken from the free list and
made dutiabls will be restored to the
free liat.
The bill, when it next sees the light.
will also show several changes in the ad-
ministrative part, and an amendment
inserted by the members OF the commit
tee providing for the repeal OF the entire
Mckinley act will be modified to either
specify what portions OF that act shall
remain in force or repeal the parts In
conflict with the pending act.
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coon TO HIS FAMILY.
Sensational Charges Made Against su
vavnr-Ganarnl Pratt.

Sensational Charges Made Against Sur
veyor-Ganarni Pratt.
SAN Francisco, March 19.-The Call
charges that Surveyor.GeneTsl Pratt has
used his official information to enable
his family and friends TO obtain school
and lieu lands. The Call shows numer.
ous instances where, within As hours
after the approval OF survey maps by
Pratt, claims on the land were filed by
people intimately connected with him,
when to the outside world the fact that
the maps had been approved was un-
known. The Call says that in this man
uer the Pratt family has obtained
control OF thousands of acres of school
and lieu lands in California.
The herald., 1894-03-20
nrInara RasnmInr Morh.

CRIPPLE CREEK, Col, March 19.-The
Independence mine, one Of the largest
here, started work again this morning
with q small force on the basis OF nine
hours for the day shift and eight for the
night shift, the miners to receive 1925
per shift. This offer was made the day
the men quit work several weeks ago
and refused. It was renewed a few
weeks ago, and last night accepted by
the Miners. union. Everything was
quiet today,
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Anti-optIon Leglalation.

WASHINGTON, March 10. = Proposed
anti-option Legislation again occupied
the attention of the house committee on
agriculture today. Hatch laid before
the committee draft OF new bill on
the subject. The new bill contains O
number of amendments suggested by
boards of trade throughout the country.
The new draft will he printed and laid
before the committee as soon as possi-
BILE. The tax on dealera in options and
futures proposed by the bill. as origi-
nally introduced, will be materially re-
duced
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Nothing of Importance Transacted
YeaterdaY,a eaaaIon.

Nothing of Importance Transacted at
Yesterday's Session.
WASHINGTON, March 19.-There was
no important business transacted in the
senate today, the entire day being con-
sumed in the consideration OF bills on
the calendar. Most of these measures
were Of small Importance. among them
being several OF immediate interest to
the people OF the District of Columbia.
A number bills wsre taken from the
calendar and passed, among them the
senate bill to regulate the making of
property returns by officers Of the gov
ernment.
The senate received from the presi-
dent message in regard to the occupa-
tion Of Blue6elds, Nicaragua, and also a
message relative to Hawaiian affairs.
At :05 O'Clock an executive session
wes held and anon afta-wa-d Tho ~n~ntn
The herald., 1894-03-20
HAWAIIAN CoKREsPoNpENCE.

Another small Batch OF 1t Sent to
Congresg.
WASHINGTON, March 19.-President
Cleveland transmitted to congress today
the following correspondence arising out
OF the request made by President Dole
OF Hawaii upon Minister Willis, for in
formation whether or not the United
States government would use force to
effect the queens restoration:
In letter to president Dole, under
date of February 4th. Minister Willis
informed Mr.. Dole thA on the 10th
instant he was notified by his govern
ment that the Haweiian question had
been submitted to congress and that bis
special instructions had been fully COM
piled with,
The herald., 1894-03-20
LANNoN VS.. oOKBETr.
The First Round In a Legal Battle Be
tween Two Pugillsts.

Boston, March 19.-The first round oil
a legal bout between Champion Corbett
and Joe Lannon, lesser pugilistic
light OF this city, wac fought in the
superior court this afternoon. Lannon,
the plaintiff, seeks $4,000 damages for an
alleged breach Of an admitted
contract between himselt and Corbett
wherein Corbett agreed to come to Bos
ton on the night of March 16, 1892. and
spar with Bannon at the lstter's benefit
The defense of Corbett is that just prior
to the time set for the chow in Boston
he injured his finger so badly that he
could not spar.
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deputy shsriffs and that they were
arrested for violating a town ordinance
which forbids men carrying firearms
that as soon as they found that the men
we're deputy sheriffs they we're released.
The mayor and the marshal profess to
believe that if the deputy shsrifs and
the militia had not been called to Grip
pie Creek the disputes between the
mine owners and miners would have
haan aatflad
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A Chinese Boycott.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March 19.-
Twenty-Five Cinnamon have declared q
boycott against the First M. L. church
Sunday school. A month ago their
opium dens were rsided, 66 arrests were
made and fan tan paraphernalia con-
fiscated. Mrs. Croker, the wife Of Po-
lice Sergeant Croker, is teacher in the
Chinese Sunday school class, and they
allege that they gave the police a hint
of their gambling. The boycott is the
result,
The herald., 1894-03-20
No Proteotorate Intendad.

WASHINGTON. March l9.-The presi-
dent today transmitted TO congress the
answer of Secretary Gresham to the
resolution offered in the senate by Nor
gan of Alabama, calling for information
relative to the recent British occupation
of BluefeldH. The letter from Secre-
tary Gresham states that new declara-
tion has been received from the British
government saying that nothing like a
protectorate over Bluefelds is intended
by the government.
The herald., 1894-03-20
Tho Do France Forgery Case.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, March IA sem
BRtional feature OF the De France forgery
case WAS brought out this afternoon by
the testimony of Cornelius Britt, an
prosecuting attorney from Detroit.
He admitted that he had acted
for De France in certain transactions in
Detroit, which transactions De France
has been making industrious use of to
show that he was not in Kalamazoo at
the time OF the crime alleged.
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Tho Modern way

Oommends itself to the well-formed, to
do pleasantly and effectuallY what was
formerly done in the crudest manner
and dsagreesbly as we'll. To cleanse
the system and break up colds, head
aches and ievers without unpleasant
after effects, use the delightful LIQUID
laxative remedy, Syrup of Figs.
The herald., 1894-03-20
THE sEIGNIoRAaE BILL

Now In the Presidents Hands for APP
provAl or Veto.
WASHINGTON, March 19.-The vice.
president signed the Bland seigniorage
bill and it was sent to the president to-
day. The bill was presented at the
White House at 2:S0 this afternoon.
The constitutional 10 days within which
the bill must be signed or vetoed will
not begin to run till tomorrow, however.
The president is expected to give the
matter thorough consideration before
acting.
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a DISTURBING ELEMENT.
Deputies and Militia Delayed a settI
nN-l....l-. o.

DoputIes hnd miIitia Delayed a Settler
ment at Cripple Greek.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, March 10
John Calderwood, president OF the
Miners union; Martin Dean, mayor,
and r. O. Daley, marshal of Altman,
who were arrested at Cripple Creek
Sunday for arresting the deputy sheriff.
sent to preserve the peace at the mine
on Bull hill. said in an interview today
that they did not know the men were
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a Twantv.pollnr Girt.

Read the great coupon offer in the
HERALD today. The views in ''Giimpses
of America" are we'll worth $40. Be
sure anu save your coupons. They are
as good as gold coin.
The herald., 1894-03-20
A BLOODY FINISH FIGHT.
Two Pugs Give Private Exhibition 1
Chicago.

Two Pugs Give Private Exhibition in
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March ia bloody finish
fight occurred in q private hall on the
North Side. 1t was between Frank
Gerard of Chicago and George Allen of
Australia. The men were evenly
matched as regards weight, but Gerard
had most advantage in reach. They
hammered each other furiously
through the first round. Gerard
scored a knock down and succeeded in
making his opponent a sickening look
ing object. In the second he again had
everything his own way, sending Allen
down four times. Finally he landed
with the left on Aliens nose and fol-
lowed it with right and the fight was
over.
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Horse blankets and lap robes, Foy's old re
liable saddlery house. 315 n. Los Angeles.
The herald., 1894-03-20

Marion w. Eibschutz has been ap-
pointed receiver of public moneys at In
dependence. Gal.
The herald., 1894-03-20

At Hillsbcro, Ind. the family and
help of DR.. Meyers were all taken very
violently eick after eating canned
chicken, and three deaths will likely
result. A colored hired hand is dead
and DR.. Meyers and his brother-in-lsw
are not expected to recover.
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ben Yoitwasen aud Yullman @asen
abselalien uno bef6rbert tuerben lollen,
10 Iidert bas inbireft aud ben 2ebteren
ben S6ub Der @elebe. 3ieben bic Mns
seltellten FOLDER Babnen es por su itrei=
fen, 10 bleibt ibnen bas natiirli6 unbe=
nommen, aber penn lie, nadbem lie auss
seitanben lino, ben Giienbabnperfebr
itDren ober bic an lire Stelle setretenen
2eute an Der Grfiilluns ibner pflidten
binbern, 10 befommen lie es nit Onfel
Gcm i'll thun, Der In Iol6en Sineen tei<
nen 5paB peritebt. DaKelbe gilt aub
in 8esus auf 3iise, bic teine goit befor-
bern, iofern bic betreHenoe gabn pon
einem Maiienperwalter unter Der
Oberauflibt zines 8unoesserid)'s per=
tpaltet tpiro. Gin BON 8unoesrihter
Galbmea on ben 0talienperpolter oes
Nt9iion Spitems seridtetes S9reiben
ldBt teinen 3tueifel in bieler 8esiebuns.
Gs mirb nur lebr >uenise Gifenbabnen
seben, bic nibt in Der Sage linb, ben
S9us Der gunbesreeieruns sesen
Musldreitunsen Der 8opcotter uno
9treifer an3urufen.
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Cages @reigni0s
2luslano.

- Wfit Der Werurtbeilung Der Wittpe
2ouile Arenbt aus Gablpaloe, On-
preuBen, sum 9obe unb ibres @obnes
3u 10 Sabren 3u9tbaus Dor benz
Shmurseridt gu Braunsbers, bat ein
ideublides Werbre9en Sibnung sefun=
ben. 9ieielben batten suseitanbener
Wfaben i'm Ottober b. s. ben gbemann
unb Ioter semeinlam erbro1elt. Sem
Wanne uarb, iudbrenb ct i9lief, bon
ber 6rau Elm Strid INN ben 9als 9eleat
unb ;use;osen. Nls Mrenbt aufma6te
uno iid 5ur Webre leben ,uoQte, belt
ibm oer Sobn 10 lanse bic 9dnbe felt,
big Der Sob einsetreten tpar. Sic
2eide wuroe pergraben uno erlt i'm
Gebruar b. s. aufseiunoen. 9ie Trau
ueriu6te suerit ben Morb auf li6 oasin
81 nebmen, cine einse6enbe nterlubuna
erbradte aber aud ben Bemeis BON DER
Mittbateridaft beg Sobnes.
- Sem enslii9e 5taatslefretdr beg
Snnern, 9enrD 9lsquitb, tbeilte in Der
heutisen Sibung oes llnierbaules nit
bas bic &esieruns beldloiien babe, bas
gertillon'Ibe Spitem sur antbroponss.
triihen Soentiiic!runs bon @efaneenen
einsullbrsn. 1err Bertillon in Nuris
lit Der Grf rfinber bieles BON oer yoriier
poIi,ei ldon leit ldnserer 3eit nit sroB.
ortisem Grfolse ansewenoeten Spitems
uno slei6seitig Der Gbef oes Yoliseioe-
partements, in tpeldem bas Spitem CUR
Mnmenouns sebra9t uirb, bes Jog. am
tbropometrii9en Bureaus. St bate, in
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- Auf bic Auforoeruns 3ur 8etbei=
liquna an benz Bopeott Der Yullman=
Waoen bat Der Yrdibent bes Wei9en=
ftelIer=Werbanbes, Wtiles W. Barrett,
ben Beamten ber rNmerieon Railpap
Union" in einem 8riefe seantuortet,
benz bic foIsenoen Sdbe entnommen
iinb
,Die @ei9enitel1er bieier @tabt
(gbicago) unb aller bier einlaufenoen
8abnen 6aben uebereinfommen nit ib=
rem Mrbeitsebern fir bic Werri9tuns se=
tpijler Mrbeit sesen 9emiIie Be3abluns.
0a bic gijenbabnen bisber ibren She'll
bes l1ebereinfommens erfiillt baben. 10
fonn unb merbe i'd ni9t BON ben Mt=
aliebern mnieres 8erbanbes perlanaen,
SAB lie bic 9antiruns BET puqman-Wa=
aen ober irsenb uelder anoeren Wagen
Dermeisern, osren 8eforberung BON ben
@e{ell4aften geforoert pirb. Sic
Weidenlteller boben in Der Vereangen=
belt TETS bas Sbre CUR 9ebuns oes ame=
rifaniI9en Mrbeiteritanoes eetban, unb
iinb tets CUR llnteritiisuns ibrer Nah-
barn in beren Rdmpfen fur oas @e6t
bereit gemeien; aber es bart ni4t per=
qelIen iuerben, baB iie, bic @ei9enfeQer,
aud @eiete 3u reipeftireu baben.
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qreifen

Gin neuer Breckenridge Sfanoal
1T betannt semorben, uno swar our4 ei-
men Brief bes Senators Bladburn an
Wiliam Yilep BON 2erinston, &p.
0eIba Breckenridge, oer BON bem Sn'
balte bes 8riefes tpubte, ltieB spar
Drobunsen gegen 8ilep aus, aaein Der
Qestoenannte bat ben Snbalt nidtsbeito=
menieer peroHentlidt. 8or einisen
sSabren bemarb lih eine gea6tete Dame
BON Woobiorb Gountp um cine slnitel=
lung in einem Der departments in
Wa|binston. sic tpanbte Iid an Se=
notor Bladburn, uno eriu4te Oielen,
Elm qutes Wort fur lie einjulegen. Ser
Senator entseenete, oaB mon sep0bnIi9
bic Reeel einbalte, ben Gon9reBmann
bes betreifenben Diitritts suerit auf3ui,'=
den, unb bic 9ame be9ab li9 nun gu
Col. Breckenridge. sic blieb ni9t lanse
in benz Bureau beg lilber3iinsisen 4e.
prdjentanten Der Blousras Resion. Na4
einisen @tunben i@on mar lie uieoer
Bel 5enator Blafburn, unb erfldrte biea
lem ueinenb, boB lie pon Breckenridge in
gemeiniter weiie beleioist ruorben lei.
8ladburn tpor miitbenb. ct ianbte
benz gonsreBmanne einen idarfen Brief
unb iorste bann ielbft bofiir, baB bic
Dame cine anftelluns erbielt, obne bob
Breckenridge gu interpeniren uaste. 0ie-
5er neue @tanbal bot srobes Iufleben
erreot, unb mirb Breckenridge piele
5timmen foiten. Sic Dame loq bic
Bittue zines WuF Fters unb 0eteranen
se,peien iein.
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Ginioen beutlden republitaniIhe

- Ginisen oeutlden republitanilhen
Bldttern beginnt bel oem &ofettiren Der
Jibrer Der republifanilden Yartei nit
Den 5ilberleuten bereits ansit uno banse
III merben. Die republitanij6e rGin-
einnati 6reie YreNe" ruff ben republita=
nil9en 6iibrern folsenbe Warnuns su {:
vGs lit bic bb9lte 3eit, bab benz 2iebdu=
seln republitaniider 6iibrer nno Eoliti.
ter NIT ben Silberleuten unb bereu
@dbrunss< unb Ginanspldnen Elm Gnbe
gemabt, Elm 8is bierber uno ni9t Weiter
entaesenserufen ,pirb, ,penn bic republic
fani51e Sabe unb Yartei oaour4 nibt
lelbit auf bas @9merite sei4aoigt per=
ben iolen."
Ser @arnunssruf Der vJreie YreHe"
,pirb pobl perballen tpie bic Stimme bes
Yrebisers in Der Wiiite. llnier made
rer College, tpelder iibrisens ieiner
Yartei 11on monhen 9uten Ratb ertbeilt
bat, sebt bieies Mal in ieinem bere4tis-
ten 3orne iosar ioweit, bob ct Der pars
tel bas ultimatum felt, ienes 2iebau=
seln ein3uteuen, wolle lie ni4t ibren
untersans berbei fubren. Die republi'
tanilde Yartei t0nne nur eriitiren, tuenn
lie fiir cine selunbe Wdbrun9spolitit
tdmpfe. Sas mag nun etpas lebr
lelbltbemubt flingen, aber es ltedt bod
cine unbeltreitbare Mabrbeit oabinter.
Sic beutl9en &epublifaner |inb itets in
seldloHener 9balanr seeen ben @'lber.
idpinoel einsetreten. Dieielben Mir
ben obne 3tueifel Der Yartei ben &iiden
febren, wenn iie Der Sahe beg ebrli4ea
@elbes untreu mirb. Ser Nbfaa Der
beuti9en &epublitaner tpiirbe aber in
pielen Staaten ell ld>perer, taum su
ner,uinbenber Sdlas fir bic 9artei
lein. 0ie Cincinnati Jreie pre7e"
bot baber pollitdnbie redt, uenn lie eine
iolde entidieoene Sprade flbrt.
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Sehr aeitsemdf.

Yralioent glepelanb bat lid iiber ben
Stonb Ser 8unbesfinanSen einem Be-
ridteritatter seseniiber ausseiproden
unb in einisen allsemein peritdnoli6en
@dben bic fali9en @eriidbte unb Dor=
itellunsen wiberlest, pon,it BON republic
faniI9er Seite ber, I'M bic oemotratil4e
Nerualtuns in Miserebit su brin9en,
Der Grebit bes 2anbes leidtfertis anse
taIiet unb bas Yublifum srunblos beun=
rubiot mirb. Mnbeutunsen, tuonad oas
@dasamt T9 in elmer Werfa1une beiin=
ben ion, bic leitbt gu elmer Mieberboluns
Der lebtiabrisen Yanit fiibren f6nnte,
tpurbe in ben lebten Wo6en, ofenbor
CUR 8eeinfluliuns Der tommenoen Wab.
len, in 3ablrei9en republifanil9en 3ei=
tunaen perDifentli9t.
Ser Yraiibent lest benz eeseniiber
tlar, bab Die Sage bes 5dasamtes, obs
elei9 teinesmess eldn3enb, bod bel
meitem beNer als i'm 8oriabre lit, uno
su 8elorsnilien teinen Mnlab sibt. SIT
Die @umme ber @olbre ierpe aud nur
menis b6ber, als lie bamals mar, 10 lit
bofiir Der Betras ber anoer'ueitisen uer=
flgbaren 6onbs Elm bebeutenb sroberer.
80 bas @9obamt bamals nur $19.=
100000 our 8erf fiieuns bate, bat es
iest iiber $53,OO0,000, brau9t alio
sur Befreituns ber laufenben Mussa<
ben bic @olbrei ierpe nidt ansutaiten,
tpie es I'M 0prjabr gu tbun 9e3tpunsen
mar. Mu9 ourd ausfubr 1T cine
Sdmd9uns ber &eIerpe nidt ldnser Sl
semdrtisen; Der prdfoent beitdtist,
mas bereits einise Gage 3upor aug min=
Der perldBli9er Gue[le gemeloet uor=
ben: oab seuine Sem Dorfer 8anten
gum Griab alles @olbes li9 bereit er=
flart, bas et,pa nod fir sfubr3uede
benz @9abamt entsosen uerben mag.
Weiter ,uiberlest Der Yrdlioent bic
Bebauptun9, pona4 bas Sdasamt mil
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lein Wort lit seniisenb nm jeben 3uei,
fel gu beieitisen, bub oas Sdosamt
,pie iibli9, obne Nufl9ub beSablt, tuas
es gu Sablen perpflidtet lit. Gin ,pei=
terer @runb Der 8erubisuns lit o,e
perdnoerte Sanoelsbilanh bic fir oos
oerHoiiene Salbiobr lid I'M 1927 0O0,-
900 fir bic Ser. Staaten siinltise'
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beg gorjabres, lon1it Idon aus natiir.
li6en @riinben Elm baloiyes 9lufbOrru
ooer ,penieitens Na4lalIen Der 8oloaus=
fubr er,porten ldbt.
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alles Mnbere aber lit Der I'm ltano, be,
mertpiroiser Weiie BON Sielen berelts
uerselen ideint, ooer bod nidt meb,
seniiseno seruiirbist wirb, oab oas per=
oerblide Sbern,an=@eles uioerrufen it,
bas S9asamt ollo ni6t ldnser lein
spertbpolles Golb sur 8eidaiiuns un=
nisen Silbers gu opfern brau6t. Sc,
Wtberruf bieles &elebes 1T Glepelano's
eisenites Werbienit. Wie er nit Nufe
bietuns ieines san3en Gin unes Den no.
tionalen Greoit serettet, 10 mirb er,
oenen tann man iiber5eust iein, benz
lelben aud iernbin gu wabren nno 81
iditen ,pillen.
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selest tpiiroe, .pirb Elm Seber obne Bei'
teres Qlouben.