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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-04-03
BORN

HlND-ln this city, Friday, March 2S.
1902, to Mr.. and Mrs Jack Hvnd, of
Sand Hollow, son.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-04-03
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
Osisoates Elected to County Convsn.
ton Which m . cts April5.

| pOU VuiCN 4" e0t1 - pFii ..
The Democratic primaries passed of
very qsietly all over the county, Satur.
day. In the four Heppner precincts
there vas no strife whatever, the elec.
ton OF delegates on Y taking very
short time. Delegates were elected ~
follows
NJ. Nernon-H enry Blacknan, c. c.
Patterson, Stephen Swart, John Hughes
+. w, Rhes, 5 J Leezer.
Mattison-R. j. Gaunt, Robt. Matti-
son, Il. w Swaggart, j. J. McGee, Sam
Meadows, j. 7. Williams
Gentry-C. f Redfeld, Frank Gentry,
j. j. Roberts, Perry Snyder.
Heppher-Geo. Wells, James Brown.
Jack McCulough s. F. Flor ence, V.
Barton, Thos f. Brown, Frank Rasmus.
Dairy-D. II. jenkins, W. o. Bayless,
V. A. Stephens, O. Moatgomery
South Ione-sam WarGeld, A Leach.
Chas. Sperry. +. Lnuy.
North Ione-T II. Wilson, : | Suat.
ton, F. T. wilson,
Le1ington-H. + BurcAell, Frank
Parker, J. NJ. White, ], c, White, Jas
leach.
Eight MIe-Luther Huston, George
Holmes, c d. Huston, Z. c. Ashbaugh
Frank Morrison received bad
.prain Of the ankle BY being
thrown iron a delivery wagon, ID a
runaway, Saturday. The vehicle
vas badly wrecked This bread
wagon seems to be unfortunate,
indeed. 1t i only short time
between wrecks with it. II Seems
to put mettle into every horse that
is hitched 10 It. aud the wagon
always gets thA worst of It,
The month Of March bas been
unusually cold. The average tenn
perature has been lower than for
many years In the fore part of
the month it started of quite warm
and several early gardens were put
IN. 1t is not an unusual sight to
see the gardeners looking for the
seeds that were planted, but it
seems to be question OF labor lost.
With the sheepmen the cool
weather is looked upon with some
apprehension OF danger, as lamb
ing season will soon be here, how
ever, warm weather may appear at
any time, and there is really no
excuse for any alarm at present
the worst feature at present is the
fact that the cold weather retards
the growth OF grass, which will be
a little short when most needed by
the ewes and lambs.
Andy Cook commenced shearing
his band of 2200 wethers Tuesday.
Jake Wattenberger's crew of IL
men went out Monday afternoon
to do the work. Mr.. Wattenber-
gers crew, after they all get to-
gether will consist of II men.
They are all experts with the
shears. and will finish up Mr..
Cooks sheep Friday. From Mr..
Cooks they will go to NJ. S. Cor
rigall's place on Butter Creek,
where they will clip the tleeces
from 1000 sheep. BY the tine this
job is finished, the shearing season
will be on. They will shear the
Bros flock of sheep,
of 1000. Down in the
Sand country, on the Columbia.
where the season is little earlier,
will be commenced this
week. For the past week, shear
ers have been coming in and are
preparations for the seas
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-04-03

John Kilkenny hAs finished shearin <
his sheep. consulting Of 1900 head Mr..
Kilkenny reports that his sheep shesred
heavy, and the wool il Of fne quality.
David Herrsn was in the city Tues
day. Mr.. Herren reports that out at the
Oregon Railroad and Coal Company's
mine. at depth OF $50 feet, strong
fow OF water WAS struck by the drill. 1t
spou.s about loot above the ground.
Mrs. W. W. Lpsitt and daughter ar
rived in this city, Monday sveeing, from
California. Mr.. and Mrs. Lipsitt will
occupy the neat cottage formerly occu-
pied by =. n. Howard. Mrs. Lipsitt
WAS accompanied by Misc Lizzie kesr.
ney. 1t Is aoticesbls that kr. Lipsitr 10
very happy n Az these days.
According to the Baker City Herald
smother fabulously y rich strike was made
in the famous old Virtue mine, this,i time
richer than ever than ever before, the
ore being so rich in gold tbs; j, vss
o. ked and shipped. crude, 70 the BOISE
mint The Virtue district 10 proving to
be the richest mining district IN the
West. A number OF business men OF
Heppnsr and lone ars Interested n
property adjoining the Virtue, on the
same ledge. and at the present stage OF
development. 10 considered by mining
n. the most promisi.E property in
the Virtue district. The Security Gold
Mining Company s~ns this property
and dsvslopmss, vork is being pushed
with sill possible speed. The company
10 offering . limited snouut Of treasury
stock tor sals st 10 cents 1t 10 certainly
a good investment.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-04-03
Hoods JdrsdpdriH0
and Pills

Remove it, give new life, new cour-
age, strength and animation.
They cleanse the blood and clear the
complexion.
Accept no substitute.
81 felt tired all the time and could not
sleep. After taking Hoods SarsaparilIa
while | could sleep well and the tired
feeling had gone. This great medicine has
also cured me Of scrofula." MIS-. c. n.
Koor, Gilcad, Conn.
Hoods sarsapa TiiIa promises to
cure and keeps the promise.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1902-04-03

Postmaster B. p. Vaughn went to
Portland, Monday.
There will bs no services at the Epis-
copal church psxt Sunday.
Or, Hunlock, of Spray, came in Sat
urd y and stayed over Sunday.
r Ayers and wife sad ID w. Stalter,
LETT Saturday, for The Dalles, and will
probably yisi. Portland before they
return.
WASrgD-Lady and her daughter
want place TO cook for mon on raoeh.
address, Mrs. Zars GIigsbv. Heppnsr,
Oregon
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17
NORTHWESTERN sTockMEN.
Annual Fall Roundup Will Begin Of.
October II. 2<t Ma

Belle Fourche, Sd, Oct. 1.-THE ex-
ecutive committee of the Northwesterns
stock Growers association met In
Belle Fourche n decided to start the
all and winter roundup October H..
This roundup Is designed to work the:
Belle Fourche. river ana all it's tribu-
taries for the purpose of gathering cat-y
tie that have left the ranges Of their
owners and throwing them back where
they belong before winter sets in. Most
of the stockmen belonging to the assoc
citation intend to feed during the se-55
we're weather, and nearly all of them
have cattle greatly scattered. A round-a
up committee was appointed, which will
meet early during the coming week and
organize the country into districts for
roundup purposes and decide upon the
program. A large number of
strays have been saved to their ownersa
as the result of the organization Of this
association last spring, as shown by
reports of inspectors. The association
has kept two inspectors at Chicago, two
at South Omaha, one in Sioux City ana
one at each of the Indian agencies, to-
represent the owners Of the, association
when strays are sold. The association
now consists of 200 members, and repre-
sents $4,000 head of cattle, in punches
of from fifty to 500. An afiiliation has
lately been effected with the Missouri
River Stock Growers association, and
thet two organizations will cooperate in.
the future. @G % Z
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17
REDSKINS ARE !
GETTING TO06AY
Cheyenne and Standing Rock
Indians Are Off the
Reservations.
REPULSED GAME WARDEN}
Resisted Arrest for Unlawful Killing OF
Game-Have Fired the Prairies
and Caused CattIemen Much
Trouble.
REPULSED GAME WARDEN

Bele Fourche, S. D., Oct. 14-Indians
nre causing much trouble in the vicin-
ity of the Moreau, north OF here 1875
miles. They are off the reservation in
large numbers, and are burning the
pralrles and killing game out of sea-,
son, and indulging in other acts OF
mischief. Several fires have been.
started on the prairie recently, and
sheep and cattle men are kept con-
stantly on the lookout to preserve their
range. All fires SO far started have
been eXtinguished before much dam
G could be done, but it is only a.
matter OF a short time until the entire,
country is swept unless the Indians are
called back. -.
These Indians are from the Cheyenne
and Standing Rock agencies, and be-
sides being of a mischievous bent, are
exceedingly impudent. S. A. Lathropx
of Belle Fourche, game warden for
Butte county, received word that the
Indians were killing antelope out Of
season, n Immediately set out for this
Moreau. accompanied by four deputies.
intending to arrest the offenders. He
has just returned to Belle Fourche,,
without bringing any prisoners, the In
dams showing fight and threatening toS
annlhllate his party. He was rein
forced by eight other men before en-
countering the Indians, but there were
only five men in the party who were
armed. The Indians surrounded his .
party and compelled the release of sew
eral Indians who had been placed un-
der arrest. Mr.. Lathrop is preparing
to return to the region with a stronger
force. He is promised assistance from
the stock men, and unless the Indians
have left the section there will be-
trouble. - f
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17

Commander McCrea has just re-
turned home after a long cruise with
the gunboat Machias in the West Indies
and in Caribbean waters. His officers:
BAY that last month the cnmRlandeE
served notice on the E1aytien insurgents
that he would not allow them to bonn
bard Cape Haytien without due limit.
And suppose l do not give such no
tfcei?" said the insurgent admiral. Kill
lick. well, my ship will be between
you and he shore" said McCrea, and;
my men are rather FESTIVE when there
Is firing going on, They're rather FESTIVE,
that's ALL" he added, fixing the kee
glance Of his light blue eyes on the
admiral, who understood and tool the
hint. sE9l
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17
SOUTH DAKOTA
The white partah is one of the most

The white partah is one OF the most
difiicult problems by which the great
powers owning colonial dependencies in
and in Africa are confronted. "a
4is a problem that has come home to
the United StatesE since the latter has
added the Philippine islands to it's pos
sessions. For now and then the Ameri-
cen authorities in the orient find them
selves called upon to deal with some
white ma who has allied himself with
the Philippine Insurgents. In almost
every instance. when, captured. desert
$crs have given the same explanations Of
their conduct, naInelv. tina they had
yielded to the temptation held out to
them Of a life where they would be free,
to follow every instinct of their nature
without any regard for the restrictions,
the prejudices and the laws of civilized
society. %
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17
Notice Of Delinquent Tax Sale,

Office OF County Treasurer, Pennington
County, State of South Dakota
/, Chas. p. Title, treasurer OF the
county of Pennington, IN the state of
South Dakota, hereby notify all persons
concerned that the following is a list
of lands and lots which a become
delinquent by reason of the nonpay-
ment of taxes and interest charged
against such lands and lots on the tax
duplicates OF said county for the year
1901; and that ] will sell said lands
and lots, in the n provided by
law, for the amount Of taxes and inter
est and penalty charged against the
same, together with the costs of adrer-
Using Inc costs of sale. Said sale VIII
on the first Monday in No
venaber next, being the 50 day Of said
month, between the hours Of 8 O'CLOCK
a. IN. and 4 O'Clock r. m, at the ctru1ty
treasurer's office in Rapid City. III said
county of Pennington, IA sai4 state OF
South Dakota, and will continue the
same from day 70 q unIfl all TIE
lands, lots o. other resi- property haNt
been offered FOR sale,
Witness my Land this ISt DAY Of Ok
toher. a. u. 1902.
CHAS. +. TITLE,
Treasurer Of pcnriISra1 k,1latT. s II,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17
MlNNEHAHA
Blocked All Efforts, Of Socialists Is,
Capture the Ticket.

a= E=@EEGrEE8EsI
Sioux Falls, S. D., Oct. 14.-The pop
ulists Of, this (Minnehaha) cunty, at a.,
convention called for the purpose. non-a
mated the following ticket in opposi-
ton to the republican, socialist and
democratic tickets which already werea,
in the field:
State Se~nate-Frank A Leavitf 81
Sioux Falls: A. Fl. Stephenson, Edison
State Representatives-Lars H. Sund-@
Wig, S~verdrup; Charles H. Reid, Taopi;tS
-. D. Cakes. Hartford; j.. r. strauss.
Sioux Falls; H. T. Parker Sioux Fails
County JUDGE. II. Hyde, Sioux
Falls. I1
States Attorney. Z. McMahon.
Sioux Falls. !.asSS
Treasures. F. Hurst, Sioux Fa11s.
Register of Deeds-Charles Nelson,
Cotton. 8 8
Clerk Of courts-o. p. English, siouxs.
Falls.
sheriff-Lars a. Berg, Lyons.
Superintendent Of Schools-Mrs. I. GU
Eddy, Sioux Falls.
Surveyor. Hough, Valley Springs.
Coroner--C. y. Booth, Sioux Falls.
County Commisstoner-W. &C. Doolit-
tie ii5$ Ss $ s5S$ %# SE 55S%S S55S3 ~ SssHss4
The convention was an Interesting
one. The socialists attempted to CAP
ture It. but#Were Prevented from#ac-g
complishtng their object bysthe yigiIa.
of the populists. The socialists wanfed
the populists to indorse the socialist
legislative and county ticket. Whfch#aI-8
ready was in the field, and adjourn
without nominating populist ticket.
When the convention .deeidedsto Hreisct
the request Of h socialists and nom-
g a. " ticket, n. S. Johnson h
of the old-time populists Of this nor
ton Of the state, who has recent 8
identified with the socialistfsa nnnye-
.ment,8 ~boltedsythe conventions BY
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17
Dedicate Normal Wednesdax.

Aberdeen, D., Oct. 14.-Tha dadi-s
catoryEexercises OF the Northern Nor
mai Industrial school WILDE held
Oh "Wednesday evening,4sO 8
The program is as Observation-Disclosures
sRey. A.gSwickard.smus orchestra:
address OF welcome, J.M.I.awson re-
spoIss,a DE +. a. Spofford, president
s~taIezpoaT address, ssA i1snna s.
Charles %. Koeh1er; nausic. efrIs, Dr.
Eenestra address,, MTs.sBerfhasD ahIs
Hon.sM .ssFs reele
.aa5ica Glee clubs dress,IIo 81 Ri.
secDorgail;; InnsIcs reception
nitial snosu M Absrdesr. IN
AherdeensSgS III, Cct.I4ALtght rafaags
yesterday. followed hY which felt
aforsan hourins
RaVe fna first aste40fwfnteES
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17

Vanity keeps UP the numerous clip
ping bureaus of New York. One bu-
Teau has large number of women sub
scribers, mostly society leaders. But
men are fer mcc eager to read about
themselves and their doings than wonl-
AS a rule, the less worthy the sub
ject the more tickled with u little no
tice. One Of the newly-rich families
recently arrived from the west with Il
fortune estimated at from S23. coo, eco 10
800, 900, 900, and. seeking an entrance
into the 400, greedily deyours every
mention Of its progress and employs
all the clipping bureaus.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17

s33v 2aSs40 airyale licenses ave haans
sASaH this rear in M6entraaI ag
tnae 755bb lsst q sSd ess45 snsia00.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17

Since ~the5death of Senator James Nc
MILAN there are in the United States
senate three men of Canadian nativity:
Messrs.E Gallinger of New Hampshire,
Willard of Utah. The parents OF Mr.,
:Millard and the grandparents of DIR.
Gallinger We're Americans. Other sem
ators of foreign birth q re-: Mr.. Nelson
OF Minnesota, born in Norway; Mr..
Jones of Nevada, born In England;
Mr.. Patterson7o of Colorado, born in Ire
land, and Mr. Swain OF Oregon, who is
q German by birth. Mr.. Wetmore of
Rhode Island, was born In England of
american parents. sss{
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17

szssa ia D sup1plied 4.35 ps,t ceat
ss1lesff d ofs the Worigls
sielssMl900Sshe suppfisd#S7.M 5 &
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17

I Several thousand copies of an official
cook book forthe navy have beer Is
sued by The. payrnaster general OF the
navy department. The book is bound
In canvas, liz entitled General Mess
Manual and Cook Book, United States
Navy" and q copy will be placed on
board every vessel insthe service. The
new cook book#has a number Of rules
that must be kept by the men. The
may receive no extra pay, and tips
are prohibited, The cook cannot strike
or resign. Halt Of the volume Is de-
voted to recipes alone.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17

late Gordon Of the Lon
don stock exchange.swa famous as the
man who had more clothes than any:
one else Gordon generally spent $i0,-
0o0Qs month on himself. I 2, he
Used to lis the cost of the bare
Necessities OF life for O gentleman
clothass. horses carriages, a yacht, a
grouse moor place In the country,
md all that, you know. OF course, il
xnusWant Injuries, 1T costs you more. /,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17

WI X-Tay Is being used in dentistry
with considerable success. 1t some
times happens that the permanent, or
second teeth are not properly cut.
The mouth gis thus disfigurcd by the
loss Of the first set ofteeth and the non
appearance OF the second teeth. With
the@K-ray the dentist can determine
whether the second tooth is in the
gum, aud IL so why 1T has not APP
peared. The obstruction Is removed, a
spassage@Sopened end the tooth works
Sgradua1ly down to Its place.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17

ssssSA oYelstype storage battery car,
which SinssEnigHsh tests d run 100
miles sofaS single charge, has motors
E h travelling down hill, are re-
sYssrseds and become generators for re-
storing battery charge. An inter-
esting feature of this change 81 motors
into generators Is a braking effect that
sasS usually sufficient to check:th cars
ssasds syYtthou applying the mechanical
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17

Chop suey the national Chinese dish.
an roywyilng m popularity in this coun-
Try. Over sixty Chinese som
restaurants In New York
saerye sitaa base, SO to speak, Is Of
PORK andSssclliiclken livers ard gizzards.
5choppad string beans, asparagus tins
sre placed IN frying pan with the
ssilleat and covered with q gravyaof pea
nut Oh, heavily spiced.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17

sssSsEha ysEaEe hay Aerop of the E il
asxalsagsda by@the spartfaantaoisa grlcuiture
sEss1s r tons Tsr acre OregiVAnsshows up.
sAYafnS ts1ss f.eropSand E~ennsyIva-
ma itta The smallest
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1902-10-17

Westrairlste Abbey is being divestedi
@9E5lne orlr erected for; the coro-s
nAttenMcerefnonys The Wors il heinz
Edoiae FH#tfth the utmost care. I'd avoid In
MY to@tha stonework. AfterSthe3re-3
sl1oval ofStte timberswiIl come d thor
o.lgl and busting. ii the re-
xaacingspfsthe pews, 1T is hoped that!
ahsgTessala daily services will begin
Natrls this month asssa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-29

men, bic auHalenoer @eiie Der
StraBe ben &lden sufebrten, uni
oaS oi9tgebrdnete Bublicum genau
i'm Iuge bebalten 81 fDnnet.
Die bereits CUR 9beilnabme an
benz &ailer=W anDuer in Berlin ein@
q~etrpfenen @enerdle gorbin uno
@puna pot1 Der amerifaniiben 8unz
6es Grmee bepunoerten beIDnoers
Die Nusriiitung unb 5altung Der
@arbes- ou=@ orps. Sic bebauerten
nur, oas bas militdribe Sbauipiel
nit FOLDER 8libesi6ueQe an ibnen
ppriiberspg.
SIN Shloiie fano Elm formeaer
@mpfang bes biplpmatiihen Corps
itatt. Sn Nbmeienbeit bes ameri=
rifaniihen 8Dtfbafters Nnbren 3.
@bite periab Mr. Sobn 9. Sadion,
Der erite Botihaftslecretdr, Die
SunctiDnen hehelben.
Natiirlib bat iib bel bieier @ele=
oenbeit tpteber Der iiblibe Srbens=
Mese,1 fiber Gle hohen Wiroentrdae,
pom gicil unb Mtlitar ergofien. Del
&Dnig 8ictor emanuel aberreidts
benz oeutfGen &eibsfanaler, @rafer
BON 8nlpn, perlDnltb ben Innun.
ciateh=O roen, Die bDhite italieniibe
Drben8becnration. Die es giebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-29
9om /. September an nebn1el

- 8om l. September an nebmert
Die Bpitdmter @nelanbs 8adete CUR
BefDroerune na1 ben Ser. Staa-
ten an. Die u%eridieoenen 8eriuhe
Der eneliiben Gegierung, elm Badetz
ppit.Mbfpmmen nit Den Ser. Staa=
ten gu treffen, finb feblseibla9en
unb ipmit unternimmtoas eng
liihe Boitoepartement bic Badet-
BefDroerung unabbdnaie. Die
Gunarbz uno bic 8bite Star=2inie
tperoen Die 8adete nab ben Ser.
Staten ~befDroern uno bic Qmerican
grpreB So. miro iie in ienem 2anoe
abliefern. DaS BDrtD miro fem: "a
Gents fir ieoeS 8afet BON orei
Bfuno uno 70 Gents fir Badete i'm
@emibte BON iieben biz elf 8funb.
Dasu fommt Elm 8uidlae BON "a
Gents fir cine eneliibe 3pqoetlari=
ranoSeebiibr. Die ameritaniiden
3oaeebibren meroen aud binsuae@
lhlager neroen. Sir Die @emibt-
uno MISUNDERSTANDING Der Bafete
aelten oieielben goribrlften, mie i'm
inlanoiifen Bafetpoftbienfte @ne=
lanos, ndmlib bDditens elf Bfuno
@emiht uno ieb5 SUB 2du9e uno
9ide syiammeneenDmmeu.
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Ireitaa ben 90. Mmanf 1902.
Der Simansplan bes SHatamts'
Gefref1ra Shaft.

@hpn felt gerautner 8eit tparen
@eruhte i'm umlaufe, oaB Der
6dabamts Gefretdr Sbatp etnen
Blan entmprfen babe, um ben @es
fahren elmer epentueu mD9libeu
&nappbeit Der umlaufsmittel D0r5u=
beuger.
6err Sbatu bat iebt ieinen eriten
N%1iiftenten. Scr. Miles, Der iib CUR
3eit in Seem gDrf aufbdlt, autDri=
firt, in 8e5ug auf bieles @eribt Die
nabitebenbe @rfldrung ab5ugeben.
Ser Shabamtslefretdr bat iib
nit elmer 8eibe ppn @atiDnalban-
Zen in ben @rpB1tdbter in Berbin=
bung geiebt unb BAT bielelben onsu
nufgefDroert, cine gr0Bere Nnsabl
bpn umlaufs=M oten als bisber oru=
Gen su fafien. Die NatiDnalbanfen
baber1 befanntlth bas &ebt, @oten
gum oDnen Betrage ibreS 8apitals
in nmlauf gu ieben. Das &apital
Der Mntipnelbanten belduft fih auf
etpa $500. 600. 900, mdbreno bielel-
ben an ausitebenoen Soften nur
etna 1858, 600, 900 in umlauf bas
ben. Ser S1nbamts /. SefretGr
uinibte aber benz iebigen Spitem
elm aewiiies elaitiihes Clement BIN
su5ufigen.
Seine Mnregung ben Natipnal=
banfen Der @rDBftdote gegeniiber,
baB fie fih auf cine @ermebruna
Der nmlaufsmittel pDrbereiten iou=
ten, lit augeniheinlib auf frudtba-
rem 8Dben gefaaen. Sbam's BIB
fiht lit niht, baB oiefe @ational=
banten bieie pernnebrten umlaufs=
mittel AUDI mirflih uno unter allen
nmltdnben in umlauf ieben ipQen,
fDnoern bas ipq tur i'm uirtliden
Bebarfs< unb @Dtbfaue1 gelheben.
@r min ben ~@eiammtbetrag ber ums
laufsmittel nidt oauerno anlbmel=
len, lpnoern er min rur 8prfebrun=
gen bafir treffen, baB man auf cine
ftarte Steigeruna Der Nabfrage nah
g0urant nDrbereitet lit.
SIN 6inblid auf bieIen 3ued bas
ben Die betreffenoen Banten, tpelhe
ibren Motensu mlnuf erbDbt baben,
bereitS 8orfebruneen eetroffen, UNI
Die erforoerlihe Menee BON Ser.
Gtaaten Bombs our Giheritequng
oie1eS Mebrbetrages ait bepDniren.
uno i'm Bunbes1habamte gu @aib=
ingtDrl lit man aufS eifrigite bamit
befbdftigt, bic erforberltben 8prbe=
reitunger 5u erlebigen.
Nber trub 6es Offers, nit tuelfem
ale bteie 8Drbereitungen getrDffen
merben, iblDB Der Nifiitirenoe
SbaBamtSetretdr Gires feline grflds
r1ngen, lit fetnesmeg8 gu e~rtparten,
baB Die in Grage fornrnenoen Bans
ten ben MebrbetrnQ BON Soften auS=
geben fDllten, men1 fib baS. niht
mirffib ais bringlib ertpeiien iDate.
g8 banbelt fib babel eben nur lin
cine 8DrlibtsmaBregel fir ale gpens
tualit0ten unb fir ben Sal elmer
ernftli1 uno beorpbliH meroenoen
@elbfnnppbeit. uno babel ftebt bie=
ies 3ufluhtsmittel niht i'm gerine-
iten i'm @ioerIprube nit irgeno elmer
Der beiten pom Shaban1ts= Departe>
t1eut angemanbten Metboben, ufn
elmer noribergebenben .&lemme"
auf Dem @elbmartte a~b3ubelfen.