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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24
SOME SOCIAL CHATTER
CONCLUDED from second page.)

.~-,sS- ~.
Mr. Logan NJ. Bullet. of Th,laueJ-
phia, was the guest OF Mr.. j. p. Andre
Mottu last week.
Mr.. J. p. Howell, of Ne wYork WINS
gard Wigg
Mr. W. Fl. Parkinson. of the Univer-
sity OF Virginia. was the guest of Judge
Allan Il. Hanckel. or this city, last Mon
day. ''''' ''''''-
MUSICAL. EVENTS.
Lovers of good music enjoyed the
organ recital at Epworih last Thursday
night. 1t was delightful AFFAIR.
Next Thursday night they will be
treated to grand recital and also a
musical lecture ut the Y. NJ. e. A. audi-
forum.
EVOLUTIONARY DAUGHTERS.
The Great Bridge Chapter of the
daughters of the American Revolution
neld It's monthly meeting Monday, Jan
uarS 18Th. After the usual business was
transacted the regent read n graceful
letter from Robert NJ Hughes. ESQ.
presenting the Chapter with large
photograph. handsomely framed. of Viii
lam ana Mary College I'm WILLIAMSBURG.
me ancient Capital of the Colony of
virginia. Mrs. y. S. Garnctt gave II
dainty calendar, with pictures of the
squires and danes OF by-gone days.
After thanks were returned for these
uscful ana ornamental gifts the uucs-
tion was discussed of Il delegate to the
National Congress of The Daughters Of
The American Revolution, which meets
annually in Washington on the 2gd of
February. Mrs. John Graham, registrar
OF the Chapter, was elected ana the
chapter has under consideration sevc-
raj questions of interest, which will
thcn arise. and meeting will he held
= IN q. tl,..
gate.
The Chapter has subscribed this year
TO some interesting magazines on Colo
NAL and Revolutionary history and
several valuable historical works nave
been added to its library by loan. dona-
ton ana purchase.
The society room will be opened to
the members every Thursday afternoon
for reading ana research.
The proposed work Of the Chapter for
the coming year il The erection of Il
ablet or monument i'm comncmoratiou
of the Battle of Great Bridge. This
work has been enthusiastically received
| by the ladies'.
This organization has always been SO
successful in it's undertakings that In
the near future the Norfolk public Will
doubtless he Eratinod by tins patriotic
tribute to the valnr Of their ancestors.
y BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Many Of the little folk Of the West End
greatly enjoyed from to 6 O'Clock Tues
day afternoon, the celebration by Miss
Virginia Shields at the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Shields.
York street of her arrival at the mature
age of eight years. Games and romus
Shch as have made glad the hearts of
ladies ana gentlemen of a certain age
from time inmcmoral. were enjoyed.
ms well as other pleasures of II palatal
nature. The party caused the general
regret that ones birthday is not OF more
| frequent occurrence.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24

Carpets. Oil Cloths. and Rugs reduced
Buy now. Must be sold
]. S. CRAWFORD'S
Furniture and Carpet House.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24
II Will k,nY Inu

10 look at our suits from $3.50 upward
They are great"
LEVY G. JACOBS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24

Our $500 Hats reduced to Sl.25.
W. E. V1RNELSON s: co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24

The GreRt Cut i'm Dress GOods mud
CtOnfSs Extended Three Days Long
er.
Ask to be shown our large and pretty
assortment of embroideries which have
just arrived. A. J. Phillips. oxford
Hall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24

Now is your timcSl.50 stiff hats cut
to $1.15: 81 stiff Hats cut to Sl6O; S.. 80
Hats 81. For cash only.
CHAS. Il. WELTON & co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24

our $50 Hats reduced to SI.OO.
w. l.. VIRNELSON K co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24
Specials for To-Day.

Just receivcd-a lot of very fine Isle OF
Wight county Hams. If you want some
lmEg good come and get one Fine large
rat Mackerel, only l0c. per pound; Bright
Standard Tomatoes. &C. per can: good Pie
Teaches, &c: per can or four for 25c; good
Table Peaches. l0c. or three for Csc just
received-a fresh lot of our Sunbeam
Flour. IF YOU want real good bread give
1t a trial. Don't forget our offer-seven
cakes Circus Soap for 25c. This Is only for
n short time.
C. w. HUDGINS & co.
Old Phone $780, New Phone 10.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24
Lawrence & we,.on. rar si., ~.

Take them while they are going Only
few left.
500 JACKETS. now $3.50.
500 Jacscts now $500
1000 Jackets. now %5.00
Positively all Ladies' Goats. Capes and
Children's Cloaks 4; One-half price.
Fruit Of the Loom Cotton. Gi.c. yard.
Androscoggin Co;tons. &C.. a yard
Extra heavy yard-widc Brown Cot
tons, sc. yard
LAWRENCE. Il WELTON'S
Cash Dry Goods Store
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24

Our $3.50 Hats reduced to $3.50.
w. T.. VIRNELScN q co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24

Mr. W. II. Parkinson. of the Irni,or-
sity of Virginia. was the guest of Judrc
Allan X. Hanckel. OF this city, last Mon
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24

Our $500 Hats reduced to 5000
W. T.. VIRNELSON & co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24

Our s1.00 Hats reduced to 75c.
w. T.. VIRNELSON & co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24
BoARDERs WANTED

at No. 223 Holiday street, Portsmouth.
turk, view, Va. ja22-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24

Mr.. j. p. Howell, OF Ne WORK. was
entertained last week. by Mr.. H. j. Rud-
gard Wigg.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24

MI. Logan NJ. Bullet. Of Ph,laueI
Pnla: was the guest of Mr. j. p. Andre
Mottu last week
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-24
MUSICAL EVENTS,

Lovers OF good music enjoyed the
organ recital at Epworth last Thursday
night. II was II delightful affair.
Next Thursday night they will be
treated to grand recital and also n
tortupp - ,>oNi'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-04-03
Ratb fiar Wtttter.

Wor iiber so Sahren i@on uurb'
Mrs. Winsloip's @ootbina Sprut
bon Milli0nen bon Mhtteru beim 3ah.
men Der 4inber angepeubet. Wirh br
i'm S9lafe bur@ bas @@reien eines
3inbes geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnem III uni
Dor S9meraen tpeinta Menn 10, iafI,
lofort cine Glaf6e bon rNsrs. @ius.
Ions Soothing Sprup~ bolen. Geiu
Werth IL nnbeaablbar. gs uirb BEN
tleimeu 2eibenben fofort 2imberums ber,
f9afeu. 8erlaBt eu@ barauf, Mdtter,
es TT fein 3weifel bartber. Sc beiIi
9pientern unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen uuD bic Nieren, beieitigt Wiub.
Roltt, erwei1t ben Gaumen, perbin,
bert Gnt5hnbung unb it6rtt bas ganae
Spfem. ~Wirs. Min5lops 5ootbina
Sprup" fur aobnenbe 4inber III anges
nebm iu @ei@mad uab baS Recept
fammt bon einem ber beien tpeibliGeu
Nerate tn ben Ser. Staaten. Sc III BEL
allen Druggihen In Der ganaeu Welt Al,
baben. preis rs Gents per iIaI9e.
3auft ni9ts anberes, als Mr8. Wins.
Ions eootbingss sprup.
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SSie6er Mm Ser Mrbeit.

&ae fleinen8erle pieSdnitt,
Srrb unb 8ranbsg8uuben, 8errenfs
tin9en unb Sdpellun9en tperben raid
unb iider BON Salpaticn Sel sebeilt.
gs 1T cbne 3peifel bas bette @ittel
fur ale fcl&e Sd,mer,en uub iclltc in
teinem Saule feblen. oerr Sranf
Stubeubacer, 1887 @lm Ctr, 1us
baque, soma fdreibt wie fcl9t: "Sh
9ebranhte Salpation Sel INN einen
oerftanhten @llbc9en su furiren, wcls
der mid bon Der 9lrbeit obSuhalten
brctte, bod nadbem td ben 9lrm tild,s
tis ein9erieben hattie mar id, I'M Staube
fpieber an bic 9lrbeit ;u seben. Benm
id nidt bas Saloaticn Sel gebraud,t
hdtte 70 ipirbe Id, Gder fir lan9ere
3eit meinen 9lrbeits 9ctn perlcren
baben." Salpatirn Sel 1T ilberau
fir MIR 25 Gents ;u faufen.
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Euer Ktno.

Sic bemerfen einen 11nteriAieS
swifden Kinoern. lr1anhe ha.
ben. tros Der befen pfese, nabesu
ale Kranfheiten. weil an6ere, peit
mebr allen 11nbil6en ausaeiekt,
polIitdnois sefun6 beiben.
Sawade Kinder baben I'M
mintsr fait INNER GrtdItunoen,
fhleats Deroauuns i'm Sommer
un6 baben fsine 1DiOerftanbssraft
unS teine Kraftreierpe.
0cott's Emulsion pom
Eeberthran, nit unterpbospbor.
faurem SAILS III tbeilpeiie p.riet.
ter Eebsrtbran uno porsisIid Der
fdwddersn Deroauune Der Hin.
Der dnSepdft.
80 WentB nnN 800.
SoorT & BowNH. Chemists. New York.
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speeial Grlnriious Staten bia
Santa sSe Noute.

JIr ba8 SdJieBen bes San 4ntonio
Gnn Club in San Nntonio am 15.,
16. unb II. Npril.
Sur bic 5taats &onpentiun Der q,
W. 6. u. In saH Nutonio an, l5., l6.
II. unb 18. Npril.
SIR bie Seras Sibiiion Der s. q.
u. in 6uuiton am 16. unb II. NpriI.
Sur bic Daughters of the Republic
IN 0ouftcn am 49,. TO-, 81. nub %.
MpriI.
Jiir bic sesas 8afe Bal seasue in
6ouifon am 90. 21. unb %. Mpril.
Giir bic State Sunday School Cons
vention tn Weatberfcr6 am TO-, 81.
unb %. Ipril.
Gir bic Stiftunssfeier Der S9la@t
bon San Sacinto In 6nuton an, 21.,
%. unb %. Npril.
Sur bic 3afammentunft Der Grand
Army of the Republic In 6ouiton am
81, %. unb %. Mpril.
| SIR bic Conclave KING ht Templars
in 6oufton am 21., o.. unb %. MprtI.
Ghr bic 3uiammenfunft ber Meris
tauiideu geieraneu In @aIpeffon an,
21. unb 20. 4priI.
Sur bie Sisuus Der @roBlose Der
9ermonnsi6bne tn @albeion am g.,
f., 5. unb 6. Mai.
5ttr bic 3egas MRociation Der Sci.
@enbefatter tn @alDefOn am 8. unb
4. Mai.
STR bic Staats aonbeat;on ber Y.
P. S. G. E. iu Soufon an L., 5. unb
6. Mai.
Wegeu ndberer ausfunf. tpenbe nan
fi9 ober i@reibe an
90. 6. aeenan,
@en'I pa6. Asent. Galpefon, Seras.
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I6. 3apttel.

am ndditen Morsen lieb Suloa es
lta aaselesen fein, benz eieentli9en
4erb Der Graufbeit na9;uforfaen. Sn
bem SauIe in Der GnbuberitraBe, tpels
DIES Der ua9 Der 9errenitraBe uer3o9ene
Mrbeiter betDobnt bate, fan6 er iipei
Igpbustranfe, ebeniD tn Ser bena9bor,
ten Steiubeilitrabe. ,9n allen brei
Sdllen mar bic @nltedung oenau rlah,
3atueiien, oenn bic oapon Befallener.
bntten idntmtlid in elmer Der Militdrs
taiernen sebanouerfert, rnb serabe aus
ofeIer &dierue fpareu ipdDreno Der less
ten 3ebn Gage tuieberbolt 0dlle BON
8ledent1pbus eemel6et iporben. Mlau
bate BON Seiten Der Militdr5ebOrbe
iofcrt cte umfailenOften G6utmabs
reseln ergriifen, aber bod nidt bin6ern
fonnen, eaB ber gnitefuResltoff, Der
biuaussetrasen iuorben, ebe man 6ie
eieentltde glatur Der aranfbeit ertannt
bate, bier unb bort unbeiloolle Wur,
jeln idlus. Die Ma6ldiiisteit Der
Damilien, In oeren Wtitte @rtranfuns
gen uoriamen, bic merffpiirbise Sdeu
armer 9eute, ii9 on eineu grst gu
lpenben, unb bic Paiiion, lieber ielbit
NIT Sausmitteln unb ipeilen Srauen
berum3uquadialbern, tbat bann bas
9bre, ben 9ppbuS 3u peridleppen uno
bnrd 0erbeinli6uns aus,ubreiten.
6ier ttno ba, aus ben perlhieoeniten
Staottbeilen, sumeilt nur aus @esene
ben, bic bon ben drineren 9laiien be-
iuObut puroen, taudte bic Na9ri6t
pon benz 9luftreten Der 9rantbeit alf !;
willtiirlid) sutpeilen ein5elne Strdben
gang Iiberiprinseub, eridien iie pl0slid
gang obne tuabrnebmbare 0eranlanung
IN @esenben, bic bisber pSllts intaft
sebliebeu iparen. Wlan fonnte ii1 feis
ilen Slluiionen mebr binseben. Often.
bar bate man es bier nit elmer Gpis
oeuue ju tban, bic In reGt bSsartiger
Scrnt auftrat. Die Msnfdsn murSsn
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S6ulorler.
Raa,an bDn u. b. &linduwiirSut.
(SprtleEung.

Sulba tanb in Ser G6at atles bes
ltdtigt un6 foniiatirte na9 iorsfdltiger
Hriifnns BEL Ser 6rau GnpbuS NIT
etSentbiimliGen SDmptomen, bte i'm
beunrubigten. glu1 bas Sinh mar
offenbar BON berlelben Granfbeit ers
sriffen. Die 2uft III bem 9rantensim>
lner mar abI9eultf) berbrau9t unb
itidis. @r ltieb bic Seniter auf, Ididte
ben Miann mad GarbOl, besinfi3irte
bic &dumlidteiten Der engen @obnuns
eigenbanbis unb CAB 9enaue Itrense
gnorbnungen, ben Seuteu @elb binters
lafieno, um iie ou6 in Ben Stanb 81
ieken, ieinen Quorbnunsen 3u fOlgen.
Damn perlonste er, aud ben suerit er'
tranften Grbeiter in ber Nebentpobnune
81 ieben, unS fraste, ipel9er Gr3t ben
Wann bebanSle. Die To1ter befielben
bate iid bisber iln1ner nod sei9eut,
ben aailenar3t 3u bolen; Der iei tmmer
70 srob uub uafreunbli9 3u ben glrmen,
entI9ulbi9te tie itd, unb lie bGtte ges
metnt, sic Tranf6en, tpel9e cine Srau
aus Der yla6bari6aft ibr seseben babe,
lpirben idon belfen.
Stir Sul6a geniiste elm 0lid un6
cine oberflddli9e unteriu6ung beS
aranten, tm ieinen @erba9t, baB Der
Mant 0ledentppbus in's Saus ges
i6leppt babe, beitdtist 3it finben. Gr
perbot ben gnseb6rigen Der bei6en
Samilien fofort ieben @erfebr nit ben
anberea 9ausbemobnern, oronete bic
l1eberfiibrung beS Granfen In feline
fSteberltation an unb pullte bann ben
Deiutpeg autreten, Inn 6ie Gorfebruns
gen CUR Gufuabme bes Mannes perIUr,
lid 5i iiberpa6en. Gber bte Wutter
Der tranfen Grau lauerte ibm nod auf
Der Greppe auf, uno nit tbrdnenben
ausen ftammelte iie ibren Danf far
all' bic @uttbaten, bie ibr In ieinent
Sauie 3u tbeil geporben, unb ipra9
inn BON alien @ebeten, bic fir i'm
bon BEN 2ippen Der armen gen Simmel
geianbt ieten.
gr mar i'm erten 9(ugenblid gang er.
itaunt, uuste ntdt, tporouf iie bin>
sielte, benn er erinnerte iid nidt, bic
6ran ie Seieben 3u babeu, uno mar
it'd, 70 nett es ni9t feinen @eruf bes
traf, au9 nidt befonoerer Meni9eus
Freunolidteit beuubt, aber als ite lpet'
ter fpra4, merfte er, baB adte binter
Ietnem Hadea tuobl etne offene SanS
ftr bie Grmen uno Bebhrftteen eebabt
unb ben Dant auf ibn abgeleutt baben
miiie. Gttpos barid) i9ob CT bic Srau
bet Seite, unb u!iiruelte etmaS, bas
ME ullniiuulA unb vGlbernbeit"
flans. slber bic Srau lieB ii9 bcbur6
ni9t beirren. Sa ibren Gugen blteb
er Der eble MenI@enfreunS unb @obls
tbdter Der Mrmen.
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S Sn ben mebi3inii6en @reiien
Berlius mirb NIT geipannten grmars
tungen eer Ger6feutIi9une elmer
s9rift aus ber Geber prof. 9obert
4o6s entgegengeieben. Der Babnbre.
der auf benz @ebiete ber Batterien mirb
in bieier S9rift bic aus @1perimenten
neuerer 3eit eewonnenen grfabrunsen
iiber bas berbeRerte Subertalin bar.
Ieaen.
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- Ser 8ifdof BON aaneo bat eineu
No:bf9rei an BITE hriitli9eu Nationen
@uropas geridtet, nit ipel6em er bic.
ielben anfebt, tire Resierunsen 30
3tuingen, bas Bombarbement ber ai.
fen 3retas ein3ultelleu unb R1 ai9t
ldnger ben 8efrebungen ber aretenier
tn Seaug auf ibre Bereinienns nit
@rieGeulanb 3u tpiberieben.
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Sdeint bie Sung Dir ettua trant,
.MaIt' 'Nutrine" bilft, Gott fei 9anl,

= 4uf benz Weltpoheongrefe in
@aibinston ioa ber beIsif9e General
pofbireftor Strepin Selgien bertreten
unb bic ginfiibrung elmer @eItpoIf.
marie anresen. Der @ongreB uirb 7
bis 8 Wo6eu bauern.
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Trei uerian0t alt M1duner,
Gin Miann lit Mdtgam entoedt Elm
6emerfensmertbes Seilmittel
fit 8erluit an araft.
9rpbem tuerben frei an 9lle nerianbt, rie
baruth Id6reiben.

OnTuW 1(gTetDeU.
Carl s. gBalter. &aIamaspp. W2itb.. bat rad ell.
nem iabrelanaen Sample geeen bic ieeliiben unb
torperlidben 9eioen bon berlorener Wfannbnrfeit
oas ricbtige Mftttel aefunben tuelcbeS oas 2eiben
beilt
CT beiuabrt ooS @ebeimniB ioraf6lttg; aber CT if
tuilig. etne Erobe Der Meoisn allen Mdnnern aH
iet1ben. Die an iraen6 elmer 5urn geibIethtlicber
Gbuddbe Ieioen. ol8 Solee BON iueenbleber nns
tuiiienbeit ue nor8eiteen 8erIuit beS @ebdtniiies
uno Der 8raft, fbtpnobem &iiden. &faberbrutb
nno @usaebruna. 9as 6eilmittel bat etne beions
oers angenebme @irtung bon 8drme unb itbeiut
nnmittelbnr su turten. inbem es Die berIanete
Rraft uno eine gntpidlune eiebt. tuie fie muir ae.
tpinibt tutro. SaS MitteI beilte Mr. @aIter bpu.
itanotg bon an ben uebeIn uno 2eiben. Die bon
iabrslansem MiBbrautb bet natiirlib fefeeesten
5nnttpnen herritbren. uno lou in ieoem Sale abz
iolut 5uberIdiiig iein
Cine 8itte an Nfr. Carl s. @aIter. 6A8 MaIunic
Eemple. Ral1ma500. Widb., BET Der Ste angeben.
oaB Sic eine Hrobe ieine8 6eilmittelS fiir Rdnner
tuinidben. tuiro ofort erfiut. uno teine 9eratung
irgeno iueld5er 9rt turb BON bm seforbert uerben.
@r bat elm eroBes Snterefe baran. oaB Die Runbe
bon oieiem groBarteen 9eiImittel nerbreitet turb.
uto er berfen6et nit Sorefalt iieber berfieeeIt in
et1em ourbans einfadben 8odet. 70 bas Der Gnf.
pfdneer teine 5urtbt boz r1nbeauemlitbteit ober
Betannttuerben su baben brauebt.
Seller tperoen gebeten. obne 8ersua gu iebreiben.
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Die Wiener ,gleue Ssrsie Vref5e'

- Die Wiener rNeue 6reie preFe4
beri6tet, baB ber Veriu9 Der &eeie.
rung, cine Coalition Der Mebrbeitss
parteien i'm &eidsratbe anaubobnen,
gei6eitert iei uub baB bies Der 8runb
aur &eRgnation bes MiniferiumS ges
meien fei. @8 beiBt, Der Safer babe
ben @rafen 8abeni, ben gesenmartis
gen Wiuiferprdabenten, NIT Der Neu=
bilbung eines Mtniiteriums betraut.
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H1Na9e:BtAette auer Nrt
RAD unb bon Guropa.

SEPT ii bic 3eit. fidets 3u taafen
unb Bermanbte unb Betannte aus ber
alien 6eimatb bertibertommen 3u laReu.
Wegen senauer SnfOrmatiOn tuenbs
man fi9 on
%. s. 9OamG
General. paRasiersaeent ber MaQorp
Dampfer 2inie,
523 @aR 6oufon Strabe, San lin.
tonic, Seras.
OfH3ieler Agent fiir ole europ0i.
I6en Dampfer 2inien.
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.Malt Nutrine' III suar tein 8tsr,
So9 aber gut, hrum f6medt eS mir.
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SiOmettteras iDiini6tGuf
Wenn Sbrgu9 irgenbwo nieberIafeu
mout. tbut es entlane Der 2inie Der
Satt Wmtpnip 1ttto Wran:
Jas 8a6 8abtL

I'm @arten. Siifritt bss Staates. @e.
tunbbeit ugb Slima uniibertrpIfen.
giaiae 2dnbereien fir ben Sarmer,
Warttsdrtaer, Obfts unb gieb3ti1ter.
Wegen @in3eIbeiten tpenbet @u9 ON
g. s. Martin. g. 9. a.,
San IntDnio, 8eras.
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9faenten berIanat fir Or. SaImaee'e "The
~ Earth Girdled". uber feline berlbmte -Four
nm bic Belt. etne hotbintereffante Grabbing bon
s4iloen unb Barbarenidnbern. Bier Willionen BON
TaImaee's giidbern fub nertauft. tpcocn THE
Earth Girdled" oas erpBartiefte un6 bette lit.
Cine enorne 0tad5fraee. 5e6es berlanet bieies
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without paying gold In exchange for It, The
reason for this is made all the more apparent
when the government issues an Understanding
note to provide gold for the redemption OF
United States notes--a nOn-interest bearing
debt Surely II should not pay them out again
except on demand and for gold II they are put
out In any other way they may return again TO
be followed by another bond issue to redeem
them-another interest-bearing debt to redeem
u non-interest bearing debt
Providing Gold for Business.
In my view It is OF the utmost Importance
that the government should be relieved from
the business Of providing all the gold required
for exchange and export This responsibility
Is alone borne by the government without any
OF the usual and necessary banking powers TO
help ITSELF The banks do not feel the strain
OF the gold redemption The whole strain
rests upon the government and the size OF the
gold reserve In the treasury has come to be,
with or without reason, the signal Of danger
or OF security This ought to be stopped, II
we are to have an era of prosperity In the
country with sufficient receipts for the ex-
penses OF the government, we may feel no Inn
mediate embarrassment from our present cur
rency; but the danger still exists and will be
ever present menacing us so long rs the existing
system continues, And besides II Is In times
OF adequate revenues and business tranquility
that the government should prepare for the
worst We cannot avoid without serious con-
sequences the wise consideration and prompt
solution Of this question.
Secretary Cages Plan.
The secretary Of the treasury has outlined u
plan In great detail for the purpose of remov-
ing the threatened recurrence OF q depleted
gold reserve and save us from future embar-
rassment on that account TO this plan l in
vte your careful consideration. l concur with
the secretary Of the treasury In his recommen-
dalton that national banks be allowed to issue
notes to the face value Of the bonds which they
deposited for circulation and that the tax on
circulating notes secured by deposit of such
bonds be reduced to one-half OF one per cent
per annum. also join him In recommending
that authority be given for the establishment
of national banks with a minimum capital Of
$4,000 This will enable the smaller villages
and agricultural regions of the country to be
supplied with currency to meet their needs
recommend that the issue OF national bank
notes be restricted to the denomination OF $40
and upwards, If the suggestions have herein
made shall have the approval of congress, then
would recommend that national banks be re-
quired to redeem their notes in gold.