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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10

Earned KuDs-Reiiance / Home runs-O. Three
base hits-O. Two-base hifs-Morse !. Sacrifice
hsts-Bond, Robinson and Davis First base on
errors-U University Club 3, Reliance g. Lett on
hases-C University Club -, Reliance "A. struck
oGt-By Williams 5, Knightly .. Oliver s. First
base on hit BY pitcher-0. Double piays-KnosvIps
70 Campbell Passed baIls-Waiton g. Wild
pitches Knightiy 2. Time OF game-Two hours.
Cmpre-H zrdie- -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10
The Bottom of the Sea

Yields no pearl that can exceed in beautv tech
wbiiened and cleansed with that fncomuarable
dentifrice. the fragrant soZoDoNT. Nor is coral
roster than the gums n which such teeth are set.
20 say the ladies, who the best Judges in such
matters.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10
William 81. Green. an Old Veteran. W ho
Resembles Mr.. Harrison

William b. Green, s =etersn OF the lste VA
who lives 81 500 Eddy street, bes7s 80 close
resemblance 70 Benjamin Harrison hist he hiss
frequently been pointed out SIS the ex-Prss,-
dent M Green : smother who cheerfuIlv
IeSTites 70 the grest good onpliShsd by The
Copeland system He says;
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10

Since 1875 s208 ,OO0, 600 in silver has been
shipped from San Francisco for use in the
Aslatic trade. Over Sill, OeO. 900 OF it was
IN Mexican coin and the rest in bars.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10
Be ~ were mede D. as follows:

The. University Club baseball team
played their second game with the Reli-
ance Club men on the university campus.
The game was hotly contested from the
verp beginning and resulted in a score OF
6 to 5 III favor of the Reliance
the following is a list OF the players and
their positions:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10

5000 StA-r- Wen -ss[zv- EIEs- 2-Gs-s- VIII
EsC = Z y LR1zz7zs-tsls1 Earcr-
Bsit51g- Docks1zCeS5S 70 :. l1rIZs = nj NEla-
Mclaughlin ! l5S-cls 10 - ! Oakland = 70 3
C3Sadz8s y 20 : 1z1l- Do-c4s-er ; 70 ! Ike I :
% ! NlsEsra - .
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10

Il Pcrlzol, csp-z5n q he schoooer HE,
vel g-i fsTUrzEtv known by nearly every 1-ss
ard whose address : III k5zDE street.
sE1s:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10

s1-d % s Ap-l 70 :, BszL-zn-z- 10 . ! Rsla1a-
Ezzo and Nero coau3e1 - ID :. Tie Lax Is 70 :.
G5Zz1E3o1Ea 70 ?
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10
NEW TO-DAY.
THE SYMPTOM LIST,
Cemnen Igns Of the Catarrhal Haladits
NoH Epidemic.
Proper Course for Those Affected.
Costly Treatment Not Neces-
sary s. Month, Including
Medicines. at the Copeland hedi-
cal Institute

Now that catarrhal Affections O. sTeIE C
sc-lpI1oa SEEN 70 have assumed something O
a. epidemic form u THIS e0zst II would seen
timely zl6 proper 10 present ne llSE O. sElI-
IONS prepared b DIS Copeland and Neal 70
enable sufferers 70 understand the sF5-1Hc IA
tu-e o. Their sllmenE- Probably more than
80 PEI eeaz O. TIE climatic sickness D0E p-sTs-
le1t, though known under many different
names would D. found under competent dag
1cs-s % Il simply : subtle catarrhal i--zee'lo1
s11 poisoning OF some vital ps-E O. Fala-
organ O. ne bo1-- E0- Th0Ss csSE11g lns
Treatment q DIS CoDelsnd sld NeSl = -EE
= sIs-eo E1s- 1he proper course : TINS: Aeeo
I7sse SYMPTOMS carefully over mar. mos
that app! 10 your case and 5T1lE Ills Std
yoc 70 D-z- Copeland and Neal you Ire
sway iron The city send Ihen u mall and ssk
1oE Dsll treatment n either instance
whether b nail o. oz.ce treatment. ne ps-
1euE nay y assured OF me spe6olssI Te-1ei
and c1re possible % enlightened science
Bear II mind hat any chronic sufferer,
= neither ron cET9rr1 OF s1y other seated s11
distressing malay. nay apply 81 E1E T-1-7,
either II person O. by lsTter- 70 go AETkeI
street II he Columbian B11ldIEE, s1d receive
ne most Efficient treatment Zl0E II rogue a.
the nc111sl lee rsTe O - month including
al necessary medicines
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10
SEMI ANNUAL EXAMINATION
TEACHER So

san FSsNcEsco, March I lSeS
he Regular Sssat-sanosl eNa-aIr,stfon a. $500
taSS ana Primary Grades ana Specas se7g5 st,srsSN
~ tSsla1elscS 81 TIE Normal >cneol Sesls{ae
row. - ntST Gay On III RDAN Naycr IA
- : 4 n ApgsscartS n 10 VISA 20 MSS A. evans
oSslea toC kssSa >cocl certificates OF Ssa,ss3 go
March 9. ~ % % Ne4SVs
IN Compliance With The State schoxs Asur each
@sl--S.n* mus pay 81 examination see II s. IL
.,---11 mus Ts-Sse- PRIOR - the correacerrerr ~
sIS SINE A. no reeS Viii oc recsSved On ths4 date
-sllEs1 tor STllZsa&- and primary cersicsres ard
SnAl@es nave been made in the schedule f e-es{fS
information on sane NAV b. Qhtss-es - ~, -
o. the Board OF Education ~ $3.50
ANDREW ] MOCLDER
superintendent 81 Common Scncals
GEORGE BEANSToN. S@S,resarv
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.

IzTIarTh O. the stomach = usually caused BIZ
swallowing poisonous mucls. which drops
down from the head and throat 81 night.
speedy and inexpensive cure by The Copeland
system.
is there uauseazi
Are you eons1ps+ed2'
is there F0-niting2-
s'DO you bslch up gase-'
"Are You Light hesded2''
as your tongue cosJed@"
Have yOu water b-asho''
do you hawk and suit9-'
''Is there pain after eaTIng2''
care you nervous and weak
DO YOU have sick hesdachesFi
DO you bloat up after eating
is there disgust for breakfast
Have you distress after estiag2f
SIS EOur throat filed with sIir1es'
do you al times have disrrheset'
Is there rush OF blood 70 the heSd9T
is there constant bad TASTE IN the mouth -
'IS there gnswIag seussTio n he stomach -
do you feel As i you had lead N s1ouseh =
hen you get up suddenly sre you 6izZy-'
When stomach : empty DO you feel faint -
do you belch up substances that burns
throarg''
When stomach Is full do ron feel op-
pressed9'
II you have you have Cs5srra OF the Stomach
or what Is commonly called Dyspepsia
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10
CATARRH of the BRONCHIAL TUBES.

CATARRH of the BRONCHIAL TUBES.
When cstaErh q The 1=sf and -hroat : left
unchecked = extends down he El-6p5ue into
the bronchial tubes, and after 4 tine siIscks
The lungs SPEEDY and inexpensive cure b
the Copeland system
Hare you cough
'-AEe you losing flesh -
Do you cough 81 night
Have y0u pain Il stdee'
DO you take cold easily
is your appetite v4TIsble2'
Hare yOC stitches n ki6es''
do yoE cough until you gsg2'
Are you loTy spirited ~ tines"
DO you EsIse fTCIly L1ucuS-
s'Do vO1 spit Up EelloT nsF-e-s"
do you cough on going 70 oed3 -
Do you cough IN The morning.
SIS your cough short and hacking
DO you spit Up little caeesy luE1Es2'
Have you disgust 10Y isJTy focds-'
is there tickling behind The EEla1e77'
"asve you pain behind b-easTboue-'
DO you feel you are growing weaker
IS there burning pzIn n The throat
DO FOu cough Eorse night ana morning.
DO You hare 70 81 Up e. night 70 gef
breatb27
II you have these symptoms Ecu have Cs-sEEE
OF The Bronchial Tubes
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10
CATARRH of the HEAD and IHROAT.

ms Eost prevalent EC-1 q cstsr-h results
f-oD neglected colds SPEEDY and mex e1s1Te
eu-e by ne Copeland system
Is t1e breath f01l -
= i The voice husky
DO you SpiI NJ slzEes7'
DO you acne 81 oTeE9
q Do yOE blow ont scsbsz7'
Is ne EOse s-ogped uD@'
Do yoG s1o-e a. rTEnT2-'
Does EOC- nose d.scEs re
Does EE= nose bleed easily
is there -1cEllng II -hz Throa-:''
DO c-Cs1s form u Ine 1oSs9
Is me nose sore and tender
DO Fou sze@Ze great Cesle'
IS This worse toward 1-EE-+7
Does The nose lfca and bum
is there pain II front q head -
~ls there pain scTosS Ehe eyeszT
Is there pain \ hack q had
Is your sense q smell 1esvzlgz7
90 you hawk 70 clear The throat 80
Is mere dropping II The throat
is T1e throat dry IN me mornings
Are you losing your sense Of IEs.es
do you sleep with me mouth OPEN
Dos me nose stop Cp T0EsCd n3glr-
This form q cats-Th : ne easiest 70 cu-e.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10

CAFZ.ES 4 PoTLs1S, IL EE2zSE SEEE-
Exposure 70 a. sC--s q E=s-he- DUNG re
ysErs LEz- have 1u--c=az --s So brought q
long train % catarrhal sTuB-CZs s@=c-11g
ne eyes. e6-s, nose, th-Us- E-d stomach hs1
severe aching Dzz1s = Ldz Ess6- NJ nose
would y edged 10 E-d --= -1EC-s 1rC-s-I-Z
mo ~ Ih-0G- caused EzEk-1E and Er1I-lzE 2
The trouble extended 70 he bronchial -l1@s,
causing aching ard csrIz-g rsizs through -hs
chSsT % Ins sh0ulGe- blades g E11oTl-E
cough s1d s1o-TzeSs q breath ~ E-C-sC1
became EZ=c-51 sEd I zel- -1s=-z5le ~ Iks
tine ! ETle1 patent MEDICINES, b-- -zu-1i-g
LElp@1 Il. I 1@Es1 c0E-se q I-5EI-1e1E II
The CoEe-z-E Medical L-s-----e ard ~zE -
lzeTsd q 81 ne symptoms 7 -CgT -==1 EE-I
sgslz-uuch batter han ! have 40- -EE -ss-
twelve years 7 c1esrfCllT -=-uE2sz1 Dr.
CnE-1E-C s-5 Neal -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10

George Burns. Fresno. Ca. T1-zs- II IA
sgz51, tu- I an = different beng Z - -1E
Jh-se mcntbs szuee 7 Iock any --=1zEL-=s. -
there "a no 511iCa1501s q z-- --l--- @ -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10
cAPrAIN PoULsoN.s ExPKEIENCE.

Exposure 70 the Elements Brought On
Long Train Of Catarrhal
<EmUroLuE.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10
XIX FOURTH RACE-Seyen furiongs: selling
" y. lhree-Eear-olds and nr..rar.t: r.-.r.e s2nn

Good start Won handiIy. Time, I: 27i4. Win
ner, B. b., by imp. Great Tom Envenorn
Betting: Jack Richeiieu S 70 J. Commission 20
!, Rico 70 .. Tigress u 70 J. Mary s 4 to !, Po-
STs FIFTH RACE-.short course; about
y V. mile and half; steeplechase; handicap:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10
SUMMARY.
SAN FE4Sus0o, March 9

Good start. Won driving. Time, I:I5 Winner.
BIZ 3, by imp. GreenbacE-Aena
Betting: Tooey 10 70 I, Raphael IotoI, Marietta
70 J. Roma 10 10, Prince 10 70 l, Lodi IS 10 l,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10
S7o SECOND RACE-seven furionzs: selling:
- y. Lhree-ge.E-o.as an5 -r..Ear.I. r...rsa SON

Good start. Won easily. Time. :551a. Winner.
en-. g, BY imp. True Briton-Ern NINA Collier.
Betting: Key del Ba3didos 7 TO s. Don Garlic
and Ferris Hartman coupled 10 10, Nerva fly Is
10 1, Suffrage II 10 !.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10

Buck Buns had g relapse, he rode 3
winner and was second on FlirTilla-
Jerry Cho-n piIots6 Rey del Bandidos.
Ike l was backed down from % ID ID
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10

Good start Won easily. Time, 1922. Winner,
b. g, BY George KinIey-Iena
Betting: Eli Kendig TO ], Mes,or 30 to !. Wood
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TREATMENT By MAIL.
For 1aCse desiring he treatment y CEi- IA
Frs SEP = 70 drop z lie - DIS C0us-s-i
and Neal z0- z question Isl - sVuLlC-l
blank RsIu-1 sane WIKI answers e e. o--
and treatment Usy y cCDEe1c=d 81 1-r=-
ETeEy NAL brings additional E-oo5 q Ire Sc
cess O The nal TraE-zea--
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10

Il you have you have CaJsTrn OF the Stomach
or what Is commonly called Dyspepsia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-20
The School Section 10 Outrage.
Taraxrro aslcor


After what mas been done through the
general land Office In aid of the scheme
TO rob the state of section is in this city.
We could not say that we were surprised
at the decision announced yesterday
morning. 1t has been evident that the
benefciaries of the scheme, who may be
located pretty accurately IN Washington
City. have a pull In the general land
Office. and they have received additional
assistance there as they did In the re-
examination Of the ground and hear
Ing before the local Office In Olympia
hast summer. The only hope OF the state
Is In the capacity Of the secretary OF
the interior to review the question in
diligently and honestly. and failing there,
10 carry 1t to the United States supreme
court. 1t has already cost the state
many thousand dollars to defend its title
TO this land. the expenses OF the exam
ination and hearing last summer amount-
Ing To over 1900. and while 1t will cost
still more to pursue the case, the duty
OF the state Is clear. and no effort should
be spared to save the land.
As this case may be only the Gore
runner OF others. some In the same Sec
ton. prompt measures ought TO be taken
to secure the certihcation of school lands
to the state. and so put Them beyond the
reach OF fraudulent schemes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-20
Cedar shingles at Church socials.
West Coast Lumbsrman.


1t is now a fashion in the shinrie dis
soctais. musical and literary entertain
ments. where the programme concludes
with refreshments. The single Is used
as food tray, and is coming into gem
eral popularity at church socials There
Is always disposition on the part OF
some OF tia ungodiy who attend church
socials 10 steal the plates on which the
refreshments are served, but when the
lukewarm coffee and ancient sandwiches
are passed around on n cedar shingle
worth about 30 cents n thousand even the
small boy has no desire TO steal his plate.
OF course there are certain fashions TO
be observed in using the cedar plate In
the first place. no fancy butts are allow
able: soup is served only on ten-inch
clears. slightly eupped: pie should never
be passed around on bastard standard.
and no shingles containing sap or worm
hoies are suitable for pudding dishes.
charch societies who contemplate adopt
ing the new dish should read the follow
ing. from a country exchange:
Then followed refreshments. These
were served from red cedar shingles. cut
about sixteen inches square ard covered
With Jap napkins. Our cedar shingles
make good walters, as their delicate odor.
added 20 the aroma Of steaming coffee.
makes you hungry at the flrs, sniff of 1t.
The girls take the shingles and napkins
home for preservation. after their eeaus
ornament them with monograms and
fresh poetry. The latter is sometimes
too fresh, and then the girl breaks the
s,stugle over her heau's head"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-20

csss q Their running In ana ous keers on.
g IN ch1ids soy pump. which psmps
waser into the tank It sucks from
why does the treasury. after redeem
sng 10 own notes IN gold. Immediately
put them out axasnf
To Pay its ctxreat expenses. The Fed
eral revenue Il dsdcient- And the explana-
lion OF that IL that the new tariff. with it,
pansc-nreedng defciency and It's humbug
rroteetscninn. was made what Il Is In
order that the administration might
cackis, for instance. over the Achievements
Of free wood
Japan has enjoyed . constitutional gov.
eminent for I'VE years only. Yet one
~0uid not expect TO see such criminal Inn
becEity IS has plunged us into fnanciAa
dificuIty. arise to mortify Japan.
And tho Democratic party. which IL now
IN power. II kept foollnx with plans for
borrowing money instead of being set to
work TO earn money. that Is. to raise rev.
enues II u marvellous indeed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-20
The Triumph of the New Republic.

Honolulu Star. jan SO.
The republic Of Hawaii was assaulted
early this month by place hunters OF the
Old regime OF the throne. The Intention
was to Gust the present government and
restore IAliuokaiani. The revolt was very
promptly suppressed. Attorney Charles
l.. Carter. volunteer. was killed, sn
army officer was wounded ard q number
OF rebels lost their lives. But two of
their bodies were found and buried.
The insurgents were encouraged 70 rise
by the belief tina. the presideSt OF the
United States was>fr!endly TO them. Mr..
Cleveland had said I'm arleiter to the ex-
queens commission last summer that ne
could do nothing for their caAse. Never
theiess some a the disgruntied have
thought the ex-ruler had private assur-
anoe from the White House. After The
monarchy was put aside IN 1889 Mr.. Cleve-
land thought at one time TO restore IT,
This republic wants the friendship land
Political support and moral aid OF every
American sThe new goverssrnent Is en-
titled 20 all this. Under the banner OF
annexation tha republic OF Hawaii Is
seeking closer union with the United
States. Both countries will be vastly
benefited The United States needs an
outpost In RE Pacific. This Is an Arnerf-
can colony abou, which should fold the
mantle OF the mother land.
Our friends are asked TO accept cur
statements that the Americans. Eri.tshers.
Germans ard ether pioneers are battling
only for enlightenment. for liberty. fos
honest government Locally victory Is
achieved Abroad our nsaiIsners are busy.
IL is abroad that We would spread the
truth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-20
sEA1-rI.E, WEDNESDAY,, FEB. 30.
THE DUTY OF THE LEGISLATURE

THE DUTY OF THE LEGIsLArURE.
It 10 admitted that the people of the
state generally desire a reduction In
railroad rates. They do not. however.
desire such . reduction as win impair
the usefulness ct the roads or seriously
Cripple their resources. Radical and
unreasonable legislation. ssmcover.
would Justify the roads In taking the
matter into the courts.
In this way the benefits TO be derived
from the proper reduction woaid be
postponed, and perhaps In tho end en-
tireiy defeatea.. On the other hand. II
the legislature agrees upon reason
able measure the force OF public opinion
and the good sense OF tho railroad
managers will undoubtedly lead to an
harmonious understanding and the peo-
pie will get what they desire. imfnedi-
ate relief.
The membcrs of the legislature who
have the real interests Of the people at
heart should Also remember that an at
tempt to force through radical and OPP
presstys MEASURES ia very likely to re-
salt In no legislation on the subject at
all.
It r. always well TO avoid extremes and
this u particularly true at a time Ike
the present. wnsn the railroads are
staggering Like everybody else under
tho heavy burdens imposed by existing
depressed conditions.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-20

In response 10 a resolution OF the
senate recently Secretary Carlisle In
fo-moi that body that the excess OF
revenues over expenses for the calen-
dar year beginning January I. 1895. Is
estimated at S22.563.023 Probably the
administration 10 depending upon this
surplus and the Comfortable surplus
now in the treasury. procured from the
sale OF bonds. 10 carry the government
through the year without recourse TO
an extra session OK congress and conse-
qnently a revision of the tariff In the
line OF greater revenue production. 1t
may be that Ii will be sufficient because
there will also be available for current
expenses all treasury notes and green
backs redeemed meanwhile by the gold
purchased from Rothschild & Co.
But 1T is apparent that but little re-
lance csn be placed upon Mr.. Carlisie's
estimates as To revenue receipts. In
his annual report for 1898 he predicted
that the deficit for the fiscal year end
ing June 30. 1894, would BE- about s2s.-
eoo.ono He came within about SO. 0oo.-
900 OF the shortage, which was s63. S0s.-
$50. In his report last December Mr..
Carlisle made another guess and told
the president that the total deficit for
the fiscal year ending next June would
be about SEQ. 200. 900. Up to the is, Of
7si.2ss. and at the same ratio VIII be
somewhere about sso. ooo. 600 at the end
% the fiscal year.
In short. the deficit is nearly $4,000
coo more. with seven months OF the
year expired. than Mr.. cariiS,e's sstl-
mate for the fua year. 80 that to make
good his estimate for the year the
revenues must not only meet expenses
for the next five nnsnths. but show an
average monthly supsus Of 81. ooo. 900.
and pe.naps Prof, Wilson. believes
that such a showing Is sstFser probable
or possible. With these Two estimates
and the facts which have followed
them before the pubic. Il will be In
cline%i - place httia evidence In the
sze<sFstaEy's reliability as forecaSfer az
reveusle receipts. and very doubtful OF
the value ~ his prophecy that there WITH
b. a surplus ~ So 90. 30 at the heg:n-
ming OF 1885. Ne IL now s7.eoa, oca SHIRT
90 his estimates for the hs,ai years al
1894 and 1885. with Ave months yet ia
make Il up and with stsil further de-
fcsexleiss probable. The balance al the
end cf ths pgSssat calendar year m
stead of being So. ooo esa on the ereSis;
side IS more likely 10 show a deficiency
Of that or s;gli larger cum.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-20
GERMANY TO THE FRONT.

Tho action OF the German reichs-
tag Hast Saturday in passing by a pro
nounced majority resolution advising
the federal council TO Issue invitations
for another International monetary
confsrence vii; set the world OF finance
10 salnk.ng seriously. II will show
those who. following Engsaad's lead
induced solely by seif-intercst upon the
part OF those who dictate her financial
pollcy--haye been arrayef against hi
sss@sauIsns, that In other countries than
our own the burden OF a single gold
standard liz becoming too grieyous ~ be
borne: that the manufacturers and
working men Of Europe as well as the
United States are determined that the
appreciation of a money metal shall not
be permitted 10 destroy the value OF all
other forms Of property. all products OF
human toll. and finally. as would be In
evstahle, forSe the labor OF the world
either into the ssrfdom OF hopeless debt,
or the rcadjns,rnent OF fiscal policies
through actual revolution.
achieved. II Is already In fun view. or
will be 50. when the next conference Is
called By Germany, which. the emperor
being friendly te the cause. may he
confidently anticipated. France stands
ready 30 unite with Germany and the
United States In favor Of a hl-uetallic
system which shall embrace all Europe.
England IL standing on che Verge OF a
governmental crisis. In which. should
the Conservative party prove success
full. there would be largo hope for IA
vorahls consideration 81 an interne-
tionai scheme for silver demonstration
and the adoption OF a ratio In coinage
common 10 the commercial world.
Bat even were England 80 hang hack.
20 Geek success as heretofore by er-
asavuxins To secure the payment Of her
Obligations IN metal made sssore yalu-
ahte by legislation. She would fan dts
assroa,sly. 1t wcsid be impossible for
her 81 ''csrnes'' or hoard gold enough
10 nsaks Il sesrcs. asaf therefore saaore
valuable. because all gnosaeysa interests
Ia EskN NJftksssss9~&@& S4iSs MA&&l.
outside herself. HAT now are allies in
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