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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-05
REPUBLICAN HOUSE.
There Are Two Hundred Surely Elected
and twenty-five Are in Doubt.

Washington, d. c., Nov. s.
Chairman Babcock, of the Repub-
licau congressional Committee, has
made the following list OF Repub-
lican mem bers in the next House
OF Representatives, based on re-
ports received by him up to II
o'clock today:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-05
Bows Suits,

Wolfson carries the largest stock
in the city. Prices from $1.25 to
S.. IL 4 If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-05

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If 1t
fails to cure. 25c. 10-5-I56t.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-05

DERFEcT and permanent are the
cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla, be-
cause it makes pure, rich, healthy,
life and health-giving BLOOD.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-03


OF the city of Superior.
A member Of assembly for the second as
sembly district of Douglas comfy consisting
al the towns Of Brule Gordon Nehugamn
md Superior and the first seventh eighth and
| ninth wards III the city OF superior.
a member of assembly for the first assent
bly, district of Eau claire county consisting
aud the first secund third fifth sixth aud
eighth wards OF the city Of Eau claire.
member OF assembly for the second as
of the towns of Bridge creek Bruins wick
clear creek pleasant Valley Union and wash
ingto Q. and tge village Of Farchild and the
wards of the city OF Eau clare.
A member OF assembly for the first assem-
bly, district Fond du I.ac county consisting
Fond tlu Lac Friendship Marshiield Osceola
Tnychedah and the city oi Fond du Lac.
A member of assembly for the second as
sesably district al Fond tu Lac county con-
Byr0n Edon EdDra Lamartine Metomen
Onkiieltl Ripon Rosedale Springvae waupon
and the north ward OF the city of waupun.
bly, district OF 9rant county consisting OF the
towns OF Bioomington Boscobel castle Rock
rnt sran ssG Mv arevs Mt ns sps f as
Mucoda patch Grove watterstown wingviIs
wyalusing and the villages OF Bloomington
Fenuinore Montford Mascoda and the cities
OF Boscobel and Lancaster.
member of assembly for the second ~
semhly district Of Grant county consisting Of
the towns OF BreettSWn cas.ville clifton III
lenborunEh Glen Haven Hazel Green Harri-
rot j Jamestown Lima Paris Piattviie Potosi
Smelxer waterloo anti the villages Sf casSyile
cuba city Hazel Green potosi and the city OF
plattville.
member OF assembly for the first assem-
bly, district of Jefferson county consisting of
the tow.s OF cold Spring. concord Farming
ton Harren Ix0na pilmyra sullivan and Wa
tertown antl the village OF palmyra and the
first second third fourth fifth and seventh
warps Of the city ~ watertown.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-03
NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WISCONSIN n, |
vtl,ta County

STATE OF WISCONSyN,(
Nolils is hereby given that n genenal eles
tiOn, to be held IN the several towns wards
villages and election districts, III Villas cOus,
ty. ON the tn spSy succeeding the first Mon
paw. being the Bird day of November. A. -:
to-wit
Twelve electors Of president and vice .pres
dent Of the United States.
j, A governor In place of William II. Ipham.
whose term OF office VIII expire oa the first
Monday of January. A. u. 1897
A lieutenant governor In the plaee OF Emit
Banesch. whose term M office VIII expire ON
the first Monpay Of January. a. y. 1897
A secretary Of state tn the place OF Henry
4,asson whose term of office wall expire ON
the FIRST Monday OF January a y. 1897,
A state treasarer In the place OF Sewnll A.
pedersou. whose term OF office will expire ON
the first Monday of January A. .. 1897;
!, An attorney general in the place 81 oil, WI.
us ISL =" the first Monday Of 'an""ry = ?
a staie superlntenpent in the place John @.
Emery MhoSe term OF office ,ill expire GU the
first Monday OF January A. d. 1887
A railroad commissioners In the place ot
Duncan J. Mckenzie whose term OF office
viii expire ON the first Monday of january
A. ID. 1897.
.Acammissioner Of Insurance in the place
Ell William A. Fricke whose term OF Office
viii expire ON the frat Monday of January
A. ID. 1897
A representative In congress for the tenth
counties of Bayfield,, Barron. Douglas Pierce,
1T. Croix. Polk. burnett. Washburu, Dunn
and Chippewa.
triet, consisting OF the counties OF Ashland.
Narr0R. bayfield,. Iron, Sawyer aud Wash
buru.
A member of assembly. for the assembly
tlistrtct consisting OF thecounties OF Bayfield,,
Washburn and Sawyer.
A representative In congress for the first
congressional district consisting of the c0uis-
ties OF taciue. Kenosha, Walworth. Rock
Green and Lafayette.
congressional district consisting of the coun-
alas Of Jefferson. Dodge. Dane and Columbia.
a representative In congress for the third
congressional district consisting of the coun.
ties oi Adams, juneau, Vernon. Sauk, Rich
oaand. Crawford. Grant and Iowa
A Representatives u congress far the for thu.
the hrst. second. third. fa@rth. fifth. sixth,
seventh. eighth. EiHtk. tenth, eleventh,
twelfth, iourteenth. fifteenth. sixteenth,
If the city OF Miiwaasee , and the towns a Of
Franklin. Grecnteid. Lake aud Oak Creek In
Milwaukee county.
congregational distrit consisting OF the conn-
ties of ShehoyAAn. Oxaukee. ashington
and Waukesha and the tenth. thirteenth.
tMentssSicth and twentS-iirst wards 81 the
willie. Milwaukes aud Wauwatpsu In Milwau-
4 representative In congress for the sixth
congressional district con isttng OF the coun-
ties 0f WauRhAra. Marquette. Green Lake,
Fond da Lac; WinnebagJ. Calumet and Man
itowOc.
A REPRESENTATIVE IN congress for the seventh
congressional district consisting uf tue eoun-
ties Of Pepin. Eau Claire. Buffalo. rrempaleau
Jackson, Monrs.e and lacrosse.
congregational district consisting 0i the coun-
ties 0f Wood, Portage, Waupaca, Outagamie
Brown. kewaunse and Door.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-03

Terms, 81 80 Pc, Yea' in Advance
> : $500 after Six Meaiths.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-03

L DO Not u now What You Think
Ebout II. Aut Believe That II ~ Bet
ter to Ncen the Factories and Mile OF
the Unked States to the LaborinO
Men. thGN 20 Open the Mints of the
United Ssates TO ahe Free Coinage of
tSBiIver.-Major SVno. Mckinley, Hug
~, 1900,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-03

vs.
County clerk IN place of G. Francis Col
man whose term Of Office will expire ON the
A county treasurer in place 81 Herman
Finger whose term Of Office will expire on
tue first Monday I'm January. A. ID. 1897
a sheriff in place ot George r. O'Gonnor,
whose term Of Office will expir" on the first
Monday In January. A. II, 1897.
CLERK OF crc.it court in place OF Prank r..
Schiling whose term of Office will expire on
the first Monday in January A. d. 1Sa6.
A district attorney in the place or M
colman whose term Of Office viii expire on
the first Monday i'm January Al. ~ 1886
register OF deeds in ploce Ole Swenson
whose term OF office will expfce on the first
MonJay In A. d. 1906.
A county surveyor In the place of w
Bradford whose tt.rn Of offer will expire on
the first Manday In January A. y. 1896
A Superintendent Of sehos,is In the place Of
Alex Higgins whose term OF office W iii expire
on the first Monday In January A. ID. 1897.
Given under my hand and officiai useal at
the court house TN the 18th day III July
1906. 8. FRANCIS COLEMAN
county Clerk.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-03

Resolved by the assembly the senate con-
cnrrin, that section article 10, 81 the con-
stitutiOn 81 the state Of wisconsin be amend
ed b.. striking out this sentence: provided.
sum OF twelve hundred dollars annually
The people Of the state of wisconsin, repre-
scented in senate and assembly, do enact as
follows:
Section 1. The foregoing proposed amend
ment to the constitution Of the state Of wis
consin shall be submitted to u vote of the
people OF this state in the mtnner now pro-
vided by law Or the submission OF proposed
observation-disclosures at the next election in
November / 1895.
Section 2. This net shah take effect and be
in force from and after It's passage and pub
licatiOn
Approved ,pril IL, 1896.
t;iveu under my hand Official seal at tht
[sEALl Capital IN city Of Maalison this
Tth day of July, A. ID. 1896.
HENRI GASSON.
Secretary 81 State.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-03
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The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-01-30
COMMERCIAL WARFARE.
venezueIa's First Step Against Great
Britain.

VenezueIa's First Step Against Great
Britain.
New York, Jan. ga dispatch to
the Herald from Caracas, Venezuela,
says:
The cabinet is now discussing a case
here. 1t involved the introduction Of
manufactures from England into the
republic, and is the first step, perhaps,
in practical application of the sugges-
ton that commercial warfare be waged
against England and all European
countries.
George Turnbull, of Boston, who
claims part ownership in the great iron
mines in the Imataca mountains, not
far from the Orinoco, and within the
territory contested 0y England, started
from Great Britain with mining ma
chinery and material which were con-
signed to a firm in Ciudad Bolivar.
In the course of his voyage he
stopped at Barbados, where he disem-
barked with his material. There he
Oudl UO1Od q sCSoC4 anu Ado UuO AkOAA4Ooe
approved, his destination being La
Guayra. When Mr.. 1urnbull arrived
at La Guayra the collector of customs
said that all was right and he dis
patched deputy to see that the Eng
lish material was properly reembarked
for the mines, Mr.. Turnbull taking a
tug from Bolivar. There, when he
offered to pay the duty on the ma
chinery, he was told he had violated
the law in not going to the point
originally appearing in the manifest
He was further informed that his act
was regarded as an invasion of Vene-
zuela territory, and that it was prob
able that his machinery would be con-
fscated.
The mines near Imataca are in the
territory covered by the Manoa grant.
owned by an American syndicate and
including nearly $4,000, 900 acres.
The grant was made by President
Crespo for the purpose of developing
the country now claimed by England.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-01-30
NEWS FROM CARACAS.
The Anti English Feeling IL Running
Very High.

Very High.
New York, Jan. "a World dis
patch from Caracas says the admiralty
observes secrecy. The sailing OF the
American squadron, now at anchor In
Hampton roads, to watch the Venezuela
coast, is looked for.
England's proposed method of arbi-
tration, which has been published in
the American press. is viewed here
with suspicion, especially Chile's offer
of mediation.
Venezuela could never consent to
this. Chile has been Venezuela 8
enemy. Chile is also opposed to the
United States and friendly to England.
Anti English sentiment continues
popular. An efigy of Salisbury was
prepared and carried through the
streets, the multitude jeering it. The
procession stopped at the plaza, where
a mock trial was held. The efigy was
sentenced to death. Excited people
pulled the clothing from the figure,
and tore it into pieces, which were dis
tributsd among the crowd.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-01-30
THE CABLE TO JAPAN
Committee Will Probably Re.
port the Bill Favorably.
INTERESTED PARTIES SATISFIED
Government Subsidy the Principle
Point of Diference-To Be Com
pleted in Three Years.


Washington, Jan. 23.-From the &C.
tlon of the house committee ON COM
MERGE today, there seems to be but lit
tie doubt that the bill authorizing the
Pacific Cable Company to lay cable
from the Pacific coast to the Hawaiian
islands and Japan will be reported fav-
orably. The committee directed the
subcommittee to prepare a bill en-
bracing certain changes considered de-
sirable. There will be also a confer
ence between the members of and state
department officials regarding the ar
rangements for cable station on the
Marshall islands, owned by Germany.
The principle points of difference be-
tween the cable company and the COM
mittee are the amount of government
subsidy to be granted and the time to
be allowed for lying the cable. 1t is
proposed by the company to have the
cable working to the Hawaiian islands
in eighteen months, and completed to
Japan in three years. The bill to be
drafted will reduce this time. The
subsidy asked is $1SO,OOO year for
twenty years. The government is to
have free use of the cable in that time.
In the course of the discussion it was
argued that the subsidy asked was too
large, in view of the estimated cost of
the work-$6, 500, 900 to 1000, 600
and the probable amount of government
business, which the committee esti-
mated at $40, 900 to $4,000. The sug-
gestion was also entertained that sub
sides might be granted by Japan, and
possibly by China. The bill to be
framed will probably reduce the sub
sidy. 1t will also embrace provisions
to secure the United States govern
ment the right of way in the use of the
cable.
James S. Scrimser, president, and E.
E. Bayless, vice-president of the COM
pany, have written Chairman Hepburn,
accepting suggestions made by the COM
mittee, that the company will deposit
in the treasury $780, 900 in bonds, to
be forfeited in case it fails to complete
the work within the specified time;
that the rates between the United States
and the island of Oahu shall not exceed
rs cents per word, and $1.50 to Japan
and China; also, that after twenty
years government messages shall be
carried at the press rate, not to exceed
one quarter of these rates.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-01-30
Want More Of the New Bonds.

Boston, Jan. 22.-One million dol
lars worth of the United States bonds,
for which the International Trust
Company requested subscriptions, were
quickly covered today by firms in this
city and vicinity, and the Trust COM
pany has announced that it will take
an additional 81 900, 900 worth on its
own account.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-01-30
A Battle In the Cameroons.

Berlin, Jan. 23.-The North Ger
man Gazette has a dispatch from the
Cameroons saying several days fight.
ing has occurred near the station OF
Jaunde, between the garrison and the
insurgent natives of the German terri
tory. Four German officers were
wounded and seven natives killed.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1896-01-30

Helena, Mont, Jan. 23.-Shortly at
ter 0 o. clock this evening the Montana
Lumber & Manufacturing Company's
plant and lumber yards were totally
destroyed by IRE, entailing Z loss Of
500, 900, partly insured
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12
sinserbaIl nes 4nrnperetus.

Na9bem beim bieSidbrigen Jrub'
iabrs.@1autnrnen Der gem6hnli9 bas
ranf folgenbe Sau3 fir bte ainber aus'
fallen muBte, arranairte ber 9urnperein
am Samftag, ben 9. Mai IN feiner
6alle einen 4inberbaQ. Bon s Bis IL
llbr geb6rte Der Sanaboben ben ains
bern unb biefe 3eit tpurbe benn aud
feisig aussentbt. 2imouabe uub aus
den uurbe frei ierbirt unb TO mar ne>
ben |66ner Wufit alles porbanben,
mas n0tbig lit, ben ainbern einige fr6b.
libe Stun6ea 3u berf6affea. gei bies
fer @eIeeenbeit purben aud bic preife
far ben reeeImdBigiten 8eiu1 udbrenb
bes letten S1uIiabres ausgegebeu.
ssn Der /. anabentlake erbtelt @bbie
DeuBen, In ber 2. auabenflafie Soc
8olbenberg, In Der 36glingstlafie
Otto Sole. In Der 1. Mdb6euflaffe
Gtelta Gteubing, In Der 2. Mdb6en'
flaffe Mnmie SenRer, ben preis. Dies
feIben tpurben bonn Surner 6enrp
@Hdfer ait einer paKenben 9nfpra9e
iiberreidt. Na9 benz 2inberball fanb
nod elm ebenfall8 gut beiu6te8 5anas
trdns9en fur bic @rma9fenen ftatt.
Am 1. SUM- beginner far bic Surns
i1ule bic Sommerferieu unb bauern
ansnabmsmeiie bieies Sabr bis gum
/. eeptember. 9offenilib nerben fi6
alle bic alien S9aler, iopie re9t piele
neue, BEL Der gr6ffnuns i'm 9erbft pies
Der einfelen.
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- Su ibrer Sbronrebe BEL gr6ff'
uung Der @ortes iaete bic a6nigin,
baB bic nprbs unb characterization
Gtaaten fid Spaniea segenhber tudb.
renb bes Muffanbes auf @uba freunbs
lid sefinnt ge3eigt baben; Der prdf'
bent Der Ser. Staateu lei ni9t bon Der
Ireunbi9aft abeeuiden, meld)e beibe
3dnber felt benz Yeiteben Der Republit
perbanb. Muf ben Nntillen ioa 2os
taIreeierung eingefdbrt unb Der Be'
p6lterung bic 0erwaltung ibrer eise.
men 6inanseu suseftauoen tuerben,
m1brenb 5panien feline SDuuerdni.
tdisre1te aufre6t erbdlt. gu elei9er
3eit beibt es aber, baB Der Strieg nit
unperminberter araft fortsslebt iperbeu
ipirb, mebr Qrtillerie unb neue 8e,
webre mad Cuba gefanbt werben iol.
len. au1 bic Slotte iou berfdrtt
perben, mo3u aeus are6ite notbwenbig
fiub, 5panien biirfe feline einililatos
ride Wiffon (s) Ia @uba ni9t outs
aebeu un6 ber @eneraltapitdn boris
felbt III Der anH6t, baB bic @infah'
rung Der Reformen 3ur Sebtsett ben
Triebeu niGt bsi6leunisen, fouOern
i'm Geaentbeii ibn binauSf6iebeu Mir
Be. Ieue RetrutirunssseieBe uub &e.
former In Der ProDinatal' unb Wtuni'
cipal.8erwaltung uerben in Iusf9t
geitellt.
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etaotrath berbaublmmse,..

Golgenbe petitioneH muroen perles
fen: 8on Biirgern, UNI Wacabdmttt'
rung Der 3apaca StraBs BON Wahers
bis 9abor 5irabe; pom Santa 8oia
6ospital, Inn 8auerlaubniB; bon
@ebr. Simmang unb st. %. g8allace
um Nebuttipn ber @enerbeiteuer bon
8iirgerm, nm Nufredterbaltung Der
pfanbitaagrenasn in BET 6. Warb; pon
Der g. VI. @bifpu 4ompaguie I'm Be:
gere6t fur lore 8eleiie bon ape. y
iiber Nlamo pla3a nod @rOdettitraBe,
bieie bis ct. Marp 5traBe unb 5ieie
bis Martin 9traBe, wofar bic aome
baauie ibre @eleiie in ber Nabarro'
etraBe, bon ber @rudett biz sur Mar.
tin Strabe aufnebmen unb @rodetts
GtraBe bonn Nlamo ylo5a bis 81.
Marp's gtraBe nit M8pbalt bfaftern
mill BON %. s. Goblfe, bab bic Staot
mematli1 SIS bewilIist fur bic Nbbal
tung Don aon5erten auf benz Alamo
pla5a.
Oas aomite. tpel@es bic Gorberune
bes Sol. 8rafeniibge geGen bic 5tabt
prhfen ioll, bittet UNI ipeitere Grit.
Die Srbtnana, tuel6e bea Wertauf
Mnfi1ten, @oupenirs &c. in Der Nlamo
unb nabe berfeIben uerbietet, mlrb ats
genommen.
Mtcdep's Nntros, bab 8. s. 8ranb
eine Mufteauug aller bon ibm tolsttirs
ten rhditdnbigen 5teuern MAIDEN fou,
tuirb angenommen.
Der Nntrag. Wfadep's &e9nung fur
&ieS au be3abIen, ben er Der Stabt ge.
liefert bat, obne baB bas 5inan3tomite
bic &etnuns anweif, tpirb abermals
peruDrfen.
Sones 5trobe ioG In 5tanb geiebt
merben.
Sur bic Nbienbung einer Delegation
aur &Onpention fur CUTE 2anbfraBen
In @alpeiton tann we9en DtangeIS on
@elb feline Belpilligung gema9t werben.
Ser Sneenieur uirb beauftrast, einen
aoifenanf6las fur bic 9eriteuung zines
Mbaugsfanals nit Sefaung Dor Der
Dale bes Nrbeiters0 s0ereins auf3uifellsn.
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9 eg a g.

- Nns Nuftin nirb berihtet, baB
Robert gtopton on Stele BON 8afer
aIs Ganbtommjfdr auf oas Nbmini.
1tratioustiftt geItellt tuetben nirb.
= Mr. 6ut6inion, Brd1bent Der
Moreon Dampfi6iff &Omeognie nnb
Der SiibIi6en paeifie gabn, mar in
@albeHor, UNI gu eriabren tpelhes
gntgegenfommen er bort finben ipirb,
wenn bic Beielli6aft ibre Sd)iffs mad
GalpefOn Iaufen ldBt uRb birstte 9as
fenper biubung anfniipft.
= Sebr ipeife unb DprIidtige preiS.
ri9ter CAB cs auf Der NubitellHna in
Soplor. 9iefslbe f1loB nit elmer
rBobp Sbop', tDofar bier Breife aug.
gefebi worben iparen unb "a Babies,
eins immer btibi9er, aIS baS anbere,
tpurben aus seitellt. Die fdlauen Nuss
fteaungs Direftoren batien gu preiss
ri9tern nur Qusmdrtige eruannt, Ders
mutbIi6 neil iie fig ielblf teine Jeinbe
MAIDEN tpDllten. aber bic preisri9ter
paren nod i6lauer. gta9bem Fie bic
Babies ole befi9tist unb ieber Wfutter
elm &ompliment sema6t batt:n, sogen
fie fi6 aur 8erathu 9 snriid. oerlieBen
dber baS uSfelungSgebdube - tel e.
pbpnirten ba5 &eiultat unb rets
iten nit benz ud9fen 3uge ab. =
Nlen preisri9tern bon 8abp 9bops
aur Na6abmung empfoblen. Sa, in
Seras tanu man bod nod etuas ler'
uenl
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Gleftri,d,er 8ttters.

glettrif9er 8itters III cine Mfe6i3in,
bic fitr ale Saiions paBt; 1T aber befon'
bers angebra6t, weun @ri96pfung
eintritt. tpenn bic 2eber laugiam unb
unreselmdBig funftionirt unb fi9 bas
BebarfniB nod einem Sonit einifeat.
Cine prompte Mnmenbung biefes Wtts
tells bat oft einem langwierigen unb
eefdbrIi6en biui6ien 5ieber borges
beugt. Geine WebBin III uirtiamer.
Inn bas spltem BON bem malarif6en
@ift su befrsieH Hnb ibm eutgegenau'
arbeiten. &opftpeb, unDerbauli9teit,
8erfopfunq, S9uin5el wei9en benz
elettrli1en 8itters. so Gents unb 81
per GIai6e in Der Gpotbete bon u.
Dreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-12
Oie eiunabmen bes 0eutIds

Oie ginnabmen bes Deutf9en
&eiGes In benz gtatsiabre 1894 = 95
an 36aen unb semeinidaftli9eh 8er.
brau1sHeuern maren ab3hslid Der
Musfubtpergiitungen unb germaItunss.
fpiten, uni IA .510.848 Wart bbber aIs
i'm gcriobre. Die ginnabmen aus
ben &ei6SHempeIabgaben beirugen 54, :
1856. .273 Wtart, aIfo 1896, ,215 Msart
mebr als im Woriabre unb 1916 .273
mebr, als I'm gtat berauf9Iagt mar.
Der SpieItartenftempel ergab cine
Mebreinnabme BON 52,710 Start. bic
neutrality-suspicious. cine iolhe bon
$50, ,671 Mart. Nu8 biefen Summen
sufammen ergiebt fi9 geeen bas gor'
iahr cine Gteigerung ber ginnabmen
um 36, ,946. 4444 Marf. Die NbIblhfie
Der @ei6spoit. unb Der &ei@seiiens
babnperpaltnng liesea nod ni6t Dor.