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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24

toninS up the nerves in the spring has tempted
scores of incompetent persons, schemers ail1
clerks, with only a dangerous smattering OF
medical knowledge. TO venture 10 concoct So
called spring remedies
In sharp contrast with these risky prepare
lions is he one valuable spring remedy worthy
the name in the estimation Of competent per-
sons and medical auth rites, Paine's celery
compound
This widely praised and widely priced remedy
really does make people well. 1t is as far re-
moved, in the minds of judcious men and
women. from all other remedies purportng 10
accomplish equal results, the north is from
the south. Clear-headed professional men, busi-
ness men and the great body Of hard working
brain workers all over the country believe
heartily, and with good reason, in Paines celery
compound.
Paines celery compound gets its staunchest
endorsement from physicians and scientific men
who were led 70 verify its claims because OF
It's dscoverer, the distinguished Dartmouth col
lege professor, Edward E Phelps, NJ D. LII D.
Nothing Will pull a tred-out, nervous, run
down man or woman out OF the quagmre Of
sinking health 80 promptly and firmly as Pane's
celery compound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
CONDITION OF THE ROADS.

THE NETWORK STATE DIVISIONS WEEKLY
BULLETIN FOR SUNDAY CYCLISTS.
- the fine weather continues to-day and to-nor-
-ovv there will be a merry throng Of cyclists on
,be vell-paved streets and the good roads OF this
district on Sunday Yesterday was the first almost
ideal summers day of the year. and the bicycle
dealers we're not slow 10 find it Extra sales
men had 10 be brought in TO attend to all the Gus
toners With so many club arranged for to-
morrow, the condition of the roads arranged by
the New-York State Division. will be doubly inter-
esting The appended is an official copy OF the
list as arranged by Secretary-Treasury Bull yes
terday
NETWORK CITY.
All roads north Of here are in better general con-
diriOn than they have been this season. Through
Harlem and Westchester the roads are hne and
should good weather continue wheeling Will be
excellent on Sunday. Macadam roads IN West
Farms fair but dusty Morris Park-ave. needs
renaving There are ruts all the way 70 the race
track Roads in good condition in Kingsbridge
NETWORK.
tween Croton Falls and Brewster now being re-
paired.
COrnwall-on II udson-ROads In good condition.
The Noodna Creek Road is being repaired.
FishkUl Ianding-Dirt roads In iirst-class condi-
non Crushed stone is being used In the village.
Garrison s-Roads good Plum Bush Road one-half
mile south of Cold Spring being graVelled
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and dirt roads in good con-
dition. -, -. 1 i.
gravel is being put on Broadway 10 West side
ave and from West Haverstraw up 10 stony Point.
Will be good when packed down by wagons.
Matteawan-Dirt roads good. Road from Mattea-
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Az AMERICAN EXPELLED FROM CUBA.

Havana Apr, 23.-Lleutenant-Colonel Allan with
the Maria Cristina Battalion, engaged the insur-
gents at Purgatorio. Havana Province, his advance
guard pursuing then 20 the providence farm
Here they were found lntrenched ard three hours
fighting followed. The Spanidrds captured the
camp and important documents The fleeing in
surgents left sixteen killed on the field and had
many wounded The regulars lost none, but had
sixteen wounded.
orders have been given for the expulsion from
the island Of George AgUirre q naturalized Aneri-
can He was captured in a boat near Havana.
Enrique Palmer and Alizard Italians and
French woman. Mariana Flamand have been
lodged In jail at Santiago de Cuba on the charge OF
Assisting the reheIAOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
FIRE DAMAGES A FACTORY BUILDING.

Three alarms Of fire were sent in at mldnlsht last
,gb, FOR a blaze which started on the fourth floor
~ the four-story brick building No 636 TO 6i First
ave and did s25O damage before the hremen had
Il under control The cause OF the IRE Is undo
terrnined The building occupies about two-thirds
OF the block on Frst-ave. between Thrty-siXth
and Thirty-seventh-st., and has an / running back
about one hundred and fifty feet The exterior suf-
fered chiefly in the fire. Among the occupants OF,
the building are Feeny & Devaney, marble workers.
p g Sarius 4 Son marble workers; J. G. Netter
& Co., manufacturers Of medical Instruments +
Foev marble worker: r q. Scarborough * co"
manufacture Of dental goods; the New Pedlara
Annex Company. the Hamilton Electric company
Arthur Roberts. manufacturer Of pearl goods ana
the Meyerowitz Manufacturing Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
SIMPLICITY MEANS STRENGTH.

II one were ask 20 express IN word the needs -
average cycnst. tne rrpis would oe-siml.l1ity.
There should be simplicity IN the tourists machine a.
mans and the racers 50 that IN case
OF accident ihere is little as possible 70 go WRONG;
Moreover simplicity strength, and this fact should
never be lost sigh, Of Frame. wheels tires. saddles
and all the aduncts OF ubiquitous bicycle should ~
simple and strong and that this simplicity IN strength
not with beauty D. proven ON the Duquesna
Snaci, Tho frst acycc 90 be equipped with
the marvellous Dooe automatic brake send Tor cata-
5sue ana read Better yet; see IL and test IT,
New York Branch. 226 Fulton ST. Maurice
a. Atkinson. Mgr. CoiVcr a Peper. Uptown
Agents, 49,. go. -, ,,.., -
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BEATEN AGAIN.
MISERABLE SLUMP IN THE LAST
INNING DID THE BUSINESS.

philadelphia. April ss.-Philadelphia defeated New
York again to-day IN a game which had HoS'
exciting finish. The score was to against .e
Philes in the last inning 'e'us s'a,''u
,roub,a by hiring Nash with a pitched ball Geier
was sent In 10 bat IN place of Ortiz and got base
on balls. Cooley went out. Gettg threw wiid 10
Beckley moving up the two runners. elements
batted in Hallman's place and walked 10 hrs''
Iaioie singled and Delehantys srouhder was
fumbled by Beckley. Thompson Followed with
,hree.hase hit. The inning netted six runs Taylor
n,,cned against New-York in the ninth and retired
,h.,o without a score. Attendance 5.S4o The score:
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cr poryr RATTLE MONUMENT.

,,,os, Point n Y. April 23-The programme lor
~, ton Of the battle monument at 4'opnS
o., On May 81 was completed to-day inc -.
monies Will begin at 1870 a. m WIN P's ,Ssr hs
,, Sb,nman. The monument VIII then DC
ChAplAi' " ~. Army by General John w wilson
pre- raeeiv.d by General Nelson A Miles VINO wiz
ana 800, q 70 the Government 1t VIII Do
rnce,yed By president Mckinley Na'ions. sauss
Will be nred ara 7 brewer OF the United states
G,,nreme Court.
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.ryoy AT THE FORREST HOME

philadelphia. April 2S.-shakespeare olr'" ,n,.
was n, Nearly every dramatic and operate
af'erhoon, ow nlaying in this city contributed 70
ga entertainment of the veteran actors st,ons
actresses The programme inc fIona Romeo and
s songs. ana acts from several OF the plays
Sna aiyen IN this ctty'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
GOSSIP OF THE TTRF.

Riley Grammar arrived in this city last night ana
Is staying at the Hotel Imperial Grammar lntenos
20 attend the races in this neghborhood through the
entire season. and will fight 10 finish IN the courts
for his rights,
David Gdeons two-year-oio COZ. Do.na a,' 80.
eweryed into the fence yesterday "ii'ie a. ~
was not seriously injured 49, W Roeers
T-oouofs- colt. trained
tol,4d orogh the fence and threw his rlder MOSES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
A GENERAL. Law FOR wHEELMEN.

Albany. April Ex-senator Parsons's bill! providing
for uniformity Of ordinances regulating the use OF
BICYCLES was taken up by the Assembly to-day and
Mr. Nixon moved 70 strike Ou1 the enacting clause
He said that under the provisions Of the bill trucks
and wagons would have to have bells on them, be-
cause there could be no distinction among vehicles
in making ordinances. Mr. Armstrong said that
bicvoIcs and tricyclss had never been classed as
vehicles under the law or b. the courts md that
,ba Xiii only related 10 bicycles and tricycles Mr.
%ivor finally withdrew his motion, and the Dill was
PASSED by a vote Of ~ 70 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
vA1Es STROKE OAR RESIGNS.

NAv.uaven. Conn. April q (specall,-lhe ! s r'v
University crew received serious se'Da tI,s
-, ,he ,essoa,,on Of Simpson. the stroke OR TIE
III ,Iio sur,,r,se 10 the whole college, and was
ac.'o .,nac,ad even by members Of the crow, NO
can assign any reason for H. Captain oia hi me-,
oHe that the report was true' 0u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
THE RECORDS.
CINCINNATI 4: CHICAGO. 5.

Cincinnati April 2s-The Reds defeated the Colts
again in an exciting game to-day. Brertensten
was hit hard in the first inning but the Co's were
49,. - 40 s,v4birg with him thereafter. Petz
knocked the ball the centre ned renee IN tile
second inning. and made the hrsi nome run OF tne
season. Attendance, 5000. The score:
r. II. Z.
Cincinnati ......-... -
ga,te-ies-Pe!,z and Breitensten: Arson and Brisgs
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,v az vEsrM1NsTER's HORSE WINS

London April 2.-The Duke Of Westmn 1.or,,a
nnso,, uon the Craven Stakes at the Newmarket KEY
Crayan meeting to-day The race was Tor -"
added 10 a sweepstakes OF 10 soverelgnS
socb for starters The race was for ~ a..
- 80 second 10 receive 30 soverei6ns out OK INC
oius' III" - ao,,rea was the Ancaster mile There
It, carriers. but no American horse ran Inc
vi, in detail was as follows: D..
w. nuke OF westminsters br c. Guernsey " D
90 oT ianes br C. Kirkwal. by Khwar'n' out %
va ~
u oo te Rothschiid's b. c. Brgg by bras ou' Va 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
BRooKLYNs SECOND VICTORY.

RIT WASHINGTON CAME NEAR WINNING IN
THE FIFTH
washington April E-Brooklyn by single
YIN to-day. Up 10 the fifth inning Washinstons
chances appeared rather slim, but In that inning
.he Senators fell upon Daub's delivery 10 the tune
Of seven runs. Kennedy then went into the box,
and the local team did not score again hlng re-
,'iaced McJames in the fifth. but the weakness be-
- in me field rather than in the box, this move
ala no good Attendance, $500 The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Albany. April Ex-Governor Black to-day signed
the following bills:
Mr. Husted's regulating the height OF nreprooi
dvyellin.,- houses In the city of New-No by pro-
idng that they shall not exceed 80 feet in streets
exceeding seventy-nine feet IN width, ana Il" leel
In streets less than seventy nine Feet wlde. .
Mr. Bedells authorizing the orange county SUI
pervsors to provide for 81 stem OF country roaus'
Mr. Garbys providing that FERRY passengers De
tween New-York and Richmond County shall pay
fares not exceeding five cents Tor the hrst SIX
miles traversed and ono cot Tor each iie OF irac-
ton thereof In excess OF SIX ,..,,,. -,
Wr Austin's amendng ..,e act Incorporating the
Young Ladies' Christian Assoclaton q, NV Nv I'D =
personal property ,., ., oso ooo ,s.o 600 70 he
.,.nro lie mis- wear for completing the capitol
Senator Koehlers including Queens Co oi,ts III
~ act making Grants birthday public hondAy
M M Nafhewson's authorizing New-fork cry 70
snand sSooo for a bridge over the Bronx hl.s, pe-
~ tha Nsw-York and Harlem Railway.
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wan to Fishkll Landing and from Matteawan to

wan to Fishklll Landing and from Matteawan to
Cold Spring being repaired
Montgomery-Roads Inc
Nanuct-very fair dirt riding
Newhurg-R Roads in good condition:
New Rochee-The roads are all that can be
Pelham Manor-Macadam roads dusty: dirt roads
characterization OF the roads good.
Rye-Macadam roads excellent dirt roads good
Sing Sng-Roads in me condltion' ROAD 10
Brlar Cliff near Scarborough church. being mac
adamized.
Spring valley-Roads good but dusty.
Tarrytown-Macadam roads hne; art ROADS good.
Road between Tarrytown and lrvington being re-
Tuckahoe-The roads are In good condition.
NEW-JERSEY.
Parties going from New-York TO Hackensack
should avoid the road between Homestead ana
Little Ferry The road has been repaired in spots.
and IS not finished yet The better way TO go Is ny
Observation-Disclosures good but dusty.
Lakewood in excellent condition.
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. roads in good condi-
ton; filing in with stone in some places. ROAD pc
tween Metuchen and New-Brunswick being re-
Paterson-Roads in fine condition
Perth Amboy-The roads 10 Weber are In fair con-
Port Jervis-Roads being repaired in towns and and
partly between Port Jervis and the water Gap.
Wheeling in Milford Penn, good.
Rahway-Macadam roads fine
Rosee-Roads in excellent condition. Unless ram
falls dirt roads that are much travelled VIII ne
good on Saturday and sunday ,.,
Shrewshury-Dirt roads In fine condition.
Trenton-The roads are In good condition. Road
from Bristol Penn. Red Line Inn, Penn. being
repaired. Good in dry weather
Union Hill. Schuetzen Park-Macadam roads Al:
The North Hudson County Boulevard Is In good
condition
Wcsthed-Macadam roads and dirt roads in fine
condition
LONG ISLAND.
acknowledgements. Broadway. Rockaway
and Merrick roads, excellent. Road between Fen
hurst and Lawrence being macadamzed. Merrick
Road is receiving top dressing between RosedAle
and Valley Stream. Cyclists are cautioned 10 keep
clear OF the Hampstead and Jamaica Turnpike.
Roads in Fort Hamilton In Al condition. Shore
Road from Elghty-eghth-st. to Ninety nnth-st. Is
closed.
Babylon-Roads in good condition.
Eas;port-Roads in good condition Cycle path TO
Rverhead good
Garden City-Macadam and dirt roads good
From Garden City to Hampstead one and a half
miles good dirt road. then macadam for four miles
to Merrick Road
Glen Cove-Roads fair but dusty
Hempstead-ROads in good condition
MISUNDERSTANDING Is as fine as II could be
for wheeling.
Lawrence-Roads are In fine condition.
Richmond Hill-Conditon OF the roads good
Rockaway Beach-ROads in good condition.
Sayville-Roads are good as can be.
/ INSTRUMENTATION roads iar but DUSTY.
/ Dirt roads dry and dusty. Flushing and White,
stone roads being macadamized. Whitestone ana
| Willett's Point Road being macadamized. College
, Point TO milestone. fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
BALTIMORE. :: BOSTON. 5.

val-uore April 2s-It looked thing for
Boston in the first half of to-days game. but good
ftick work by the champions pulled the game out
~ he FIRE in the eighth inning. fuckers playing
~ first and Longs at short were the features
The score;
Aait.noTe .........i o Q, as n
ga,,er4es-Carks and ford; Yeager and Nichols
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24

benjamin. The colt gave Benjamin a severe shak-
ing-up.
Il was reported yesterday that pink-eye had
broken at Morris Park, and that two horses In
being taken 10 prevent spread OF the insdious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
COLLEGE GAMES.

Az Medford Mass Harvard. g. Tufts, 3
A. Wi6dletown Conn-Wesleyan. 9; Williams, G.
Al Syracuse-Syracuse University, S; Union. 3.
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NETWORK.
.rts for Mailman In

r.-rs3 runs-Phfadelphia 1: Ncw-York, T. Two-oase
,ts@Ia5oie Davis Three-base hits--Thompson home
,rtn-FeCkiey Stolen bsse-Gleason. Double play-OIea~
80 linass sed First base balls-Of Orth, on Get
te : Hit by pitched bal-Hallmsn: Nash. struck gu,
"Rv Orth Passed bal-Warner. Left on osses-Phil-
s5sInha l. New-York. 3 Sacrifice hits-LaJoie Ghlen.
Sssh Time 90 Um9re-Emsie
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BROOKLYN.
WASHINGTON.

Banned runs-Washlngton s. Brooklyn, ? Two-I-se
hit-Cartwreht Home run-Canayan stolen s bases -
Jones Grim Brown. Reilly. Double play snIth 20
G smith. Frs, base balls-Of McJames l. on iau6,
= III Kennedy. s. Hit by pitched hal-o Brien TUCK
out-By McJames 4; by paup !. Wild pltches-Dauo' 4
King / Left or bases-Washngton. 10; Brooklyn, t.
ea~-iae4 hir-Sh!ndle. Time-2:l5 Umpre-Hurst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24

The Quill Club wheelmen will take the 10 O'Clock
train tomorrow morning from Lberty-st. for Eliz-
abeth whence the run will be 10 Irvington and over
the road racecourse TO the Beachwood Hotel AZ
summit where they will have dinner AFTER dinner
tbey, viii wheel over Of the most picturesque
OF the Union County roads.
c,,,clsts desiring 10 Join the League OF American
,,,hlroan NAV obtain fun printed information and
membership blanks by sending their names and ad-
drasses 70 the cycling Editor. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
STATEN ISLAND.

Kreischerville-Mac roads excellent. Dirt
roads fair on side paths Road leading from Pleas
ant Plains 10 Rossve being repaired.
Tottenve- Macadam roads good Greenrldge
Road being repaired for half a mile. The Amooy
Road I'm particular Is In good condition.
Far Rockawdy- Macadam and dirt roads good.
Some roads in tho village being repaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24

Albany April 2.-The Assembly to-day passed
Mr. Forresters bill providing that bicycles shall be
carried free OF charge on ferryboats running be-
tween places in this State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
1.-THE WORKING OF A

" HE WORKING Or A
BANK" by CHARLES D. LANIER,
makes clear to the laylnan, per-
hapS for the first time, how the
actual business of a bank is car
ried on. 1t tells the whole story
from the presidentto the watch
man who guards the vaults.
This is the original article on
banking as announced last year.
The Illustrations of this, as of
the other articles in The Con-
DUCT OF GREAT BUSINESSES Sc
ries, are not photographs, but
drawings by special artists who
were taken behind the scenes.
"GOLF" is taken up by H.
!. WHIGHAM (the amateur cham
pion of this country, who says
we have a wrong idea about
links. He makes many Sug-
geStlOnS.
The strongest piece of writing
RICHARD HARDING DAVIS
ever did is his description of the
Storning of the palace and the
flight of the Presidents wife in
Soldiers of Fortune for this
month.
C. D. GIBSON has made a
study of THE DRAWING Room .
for his May London sketches
and notes. This is the first time
an American artist has pictured
a presentation at court from life.
LUNA DOONL - tllS
subject of this months frontiS-
piece. 1t is w. HATHERELL' s
contribution to the Scenes
from Great Novels % collection.
MR.. w. D. HOMELESS
"STORY OF A PLAY . continues,
Scribner's Magazine. 20 cents a number;
$500 year.
CHARLES SCRBNER's Sons. PUBLISHERS,
New YORK.
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THE RACING AT JENNINGS.

Washington. April z3.-The attendance az the Ben
nngs racetrack again large to-day. the beauti-
FIJI weather being reinforced by fa5; track and fine
card with good-sized fields in most OF the races.
The talent" found some difficulty picking winners.
and three second-choce horses came out ahead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24

The Lenox Library will have special room se'
aside for the use Of cyclists. Bicycle racks VIII be
arrarras so that the wheelmen and wheelwomen
will he able 10 lock their wheels automatically
When they wish to depart an attendant Will release
the wheels from the locks. The Atlantic lachs
Cuh al lis new clubhouse at Seagate, Will make
annie provisions for cyclists. The architects nave
,nade rlans for a bicycle room and other accomnlo-
dations for members and their FRIENDS VINO "isN
10 wheel 70 and from the club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24

Presiden. Potter regards the reported secession
OF wheelmen in Minnesota as OF no particular mo-
ment He said yesterday that he felt sure that the
secessionsts would discover the error OF their
ways and regret the step that they have taken.
The president Is OF the opinion that the dissa shed
wheelmen should have communicated with proper
officials OF the L. y. W. and should nave urged
them TO pass on the merits Of the case instead OF
defyinG the LeagEe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
IN THE CYCLING WORLD

The Hobo Wheelmen will give the first series OF
road races OF the season. at sixteth-st and eigh-
teenth-ave Brooklyn, this afternoon. The contests
vii he as follows One-m!le scratch, three-mie
handicap and fve-mile handicap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-24
PHILADELPHIA,

Total. 81 IL e27l1 g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-15
0e8en ole Erem0et.

Werben eriten 8eri6t bes @6ertffs mur>
tin bon 9a3leton in penniblbanien iber bas
8lutbuo BON 2atimer nit Dem 3peiten ber=
glet9t, ben er ma6te, n a d m ct init fai=
men Qb0otaten RiidIpra9e genommen, Der
tpirb Die betben beri9ieben finben tpie Sag
unb Ga9t. Der erfte flingt tpie cine Ser
theioignng, Der 5peite pte eine Nnffags, Dem
eriten merit man an, baB er in Der 4ufreguna
eema6t unb tbeiltpeiie bonn Mitleib iiber bua
entfebli9e 8lutbuO beetnfluBt mar; ber
5tpeite 1T bic iiberlcgte Nusiage zines Ser
BREEDERS, Der it9 BON aler @9ulb tpeiB gu
tpai9en fu9t.
Dim a%uffdGigiten lift in bam ~stpeiten 8es
ri9te Der tpieberbolte 9ebrau9 bss @ortea
Foreigners.
Oas 0ort 5ie6t bei Cen meiten Qmerifaz
neru INNER; elm @erbre9en, bas an
foreigners ueriibt tuirb, lift tetn 10
i6neres, ais tpenn es an natives" be-
gangen norben tpdre. .
Mit bteien foreigners fonnte id
ni6t LANCER u%nter6unbeln; id fab 8lut in
ibren augen; iie bsbrObteu msin 2sbsn; ii'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-15

Sir bic grri9tung bon Poffpar6anfen
pirb ieBt i'm gan3en 2anbe propuganba gez
ma9t un0 in bielen Stdbten unb Ortf6aften
lie9en Petitionen fir unteri9riften auf. pa
ith AUDI Der gegentpGrtige 9eneralpoitmetfter
Carp fir bieie ~3eitgemdBe, in ben dIteren
8ulturtauten f9on ldngit burbsefibrte @inz
ri6tung, Die fi9 iiberaQ gut bepdbrt bat, in
t%erefiirt, 70 birfte enbli9 aud unier GOns
greB gum Gorgeben betpogen nerben.
@eneralpoitmeifter Garp bat bis6er pe1iQ
BON iib b0ren Gaf7en, tpobl aus Dem einfa9en
9runbe, neil er i'm poitfa6e Elm Neultila
1T uno iih erft etpas umiebeu min, ebe Ell
nit 8orf6ldgen CUR @erbeferung bes Die1;=
ftes pOr bic Oeffentlidteit tritt. 6offentlif
gebt es ibm, pie benz Nadfolger 9tep6un'a
Inn &ei9spo1tamte, benz General BON pot
btelsft, bon benz man ii9 Deriprt9t, baB er
ais neuer W2ann neue Sheen in's Yoitpeien
6ereintragen unb CUR t%peiteren 8trbollfommz
nung bethlehem Nnerfennenspert6es leiiten
neroe.
Wenn @arp tpeiter gar ni9ts errei9e1
1olte, als Die ginfibrung bon POffpur=
banfen, 10 miiBte ibm bas als groBes Der
btenft an9ere9net tperoem
gr f9eint auh eifrig ans Werf gu ge3en.
Seit ct i'm Nmte 1T, Pat er Die B~oitfpar6anf=
@Dfteme anberer QGnber itubtrt unO pirt
benz YrG1ioenten bas grgebniB bieIer Stu
bien in 1ei1em ~Sa6resberi4t unterbreiten
unb 3ug1et4 cine @orlage fir ben GongreE
ausarbetten.
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