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Importance Of the Worm In the Econ.
omy OF Nature Was First Re-
vealed by Darwin.

The discovery OF new species OF
earthworm may awake but languid
interest in the layman's mind. yet
those minute studies OF the humble
works of nature that result In bring
ing to light previously unrecognized
Inhabitants Of the soil really possess
a very high degree OF interest. since
they often indicate unsuspected pro
cesses whereby the earth Is Kept In
a condition to>be the home and nour.
ieher of man.
Darwin surprised the general read
ing public by his revelations Of the
Indispensable role played by the num-
BILE earthworm in cultivating the soil
He showed how the strength OF .
pigmy was changed into that Of .
giant by the virtue OF numbers and OF
industry. so that the richest soil was
turned over and over again BY the Ia
bors Of earthworms and thus kept In Q
fertile condition. 49,
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-02
Keep the Earth Habitable

When, however. Darwin discovered
the importance OF the work done By
worms, he was not aware OF the ex.
tstence of more than eight or ten
species in Great Britain. Now. owing
to the labors Of students who have de.
voted their time to the study OF
earthworms In that country, at least
twenty different species are known.
and vast amount OF interesting In.
formation has been gathered concern
ing their character and habits.
1t might be thought that there IL
not much difference among worms.
but, as mat ,r OF fact, there IL far
more difference than exists among
many more pretentious forms OF ami.
NAL life. Short worms and long
worms; worms that climb trees, and
others that never leave the ground:
worms whose color is green. brown,
rose red and iridescent. and some that
are described BY the enthusiastic and
admfring naturaiists as neat and
pretty" ngure among the various spe-
ctes that have been classitied.-Har.
psr's Weekly. s..s., s...-s
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-02
CHAPTER ~.
Tho eeaInnlno Of -roubIe.

sh0 SSSuuuuS " sOuOtSs
Her hand was In mine. my arm al.
ready around her waist. when the ofa.
Ger bowed before US. He had been
but dim figure in the afternoon, but
now saw him for tall, slender man,
somewhat swarthy OF face. with black
hair and moustache. and keen eye.
attired in the green and white of the
Queens Rangers. He smiled. but with
sarcastic curl to the upper lip not
altogether pleasant.
Your pardon. Mistress Claire" he
said boldly. sweeping me with super
cilious glance. but am mistaken In
believing this waltz was pledged to
met"
"By mistake. captain" her lips
smiling. her eyes steady. '"It seems
l overlooked promise made during
the afternoon"
"Oh. indeed" he turned toward me,
staring insolently. "The hero of the
rescue. presume"
felt the restraining pressure Of her
hand upon my sleeve. and her voice
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shs shook hsr head. her checks

She shook her head. her checks
glowing.
"My homo was there when the war
began" she explained simply. NOV
II 10 hate. pillage and plunder every
where. We fed to Philadelphia for
our lives. slnd have almost forgotten
we ever had home. We loyalists are
paying price almost equal to those
men with Washington. "Tis this mem.
ory which makes me 30 bitter toward
those who play amid the ruins"
"Yet you have seemed to enter into
the gay spirit of the OCCASION" and
my eyes swept over her costume.
"oh. ! am girl enough to enjoy the
glitter. even while the woman in me
condemns It all. You are q soldier
a fighting soldier. hope-and still
you are here also seeking pleasure"
"True; 1 yielded to temptation. but
for which should never have come. "
"What?"
"The dare in your eyes this after
noon." said boldly. But for what
read there l should be out yonder
riding through the night"
She laughed. yet not wholly at ease.
the long lashes dropping over her
eyes.
always the woman; what would
you do without my sex to bear your
mistakesf"
"But was this mistake? Did read
altogether wrong?"
Don't expect confession from me.
SIR" demurely. II have no memory
Of any promise"
"No. the barest suggestion. was all
your lips gave; it was the eyes that
challenged"
you must have dreamed: perhaps
you recall the suygestion?"
Il took 1t to mean that you would
not be altogether averse to meeting
me again through the kindness Of
some mutual friend"
friend?"
Il have scarcely seen face I know
tonight" pleaded. 81 cannot even
guess from what place Of mystery you
appeared SO suddenly. So now l
throw myself upon your mercy"
Il wonder is 1t quite safe!" hesi-
tatingly. "But. perhaps. the. risk is
equally great on your part Ah! the
lights go on again."
"And the band plays Hungarian
waltz; how better could we cement
friendship than to that measure?"
"You think SO? l am not SO sure.
and there are many names already on
my card"
do not look" interrupted swiftly.
"for I claim hrst choice since this
afternoon"
you do?" and her eyes laughed
into mine provokingly. "And l had
forgotten It all: did indeed promise
you?"
"Only with your eyes"
"Oh. my eyes! always my eyes!
Well. for once, at least, will redeem
even that visionary pledge" and her
glance swept the room hastily. but /
advise that you accept my surrender
quickly, sir-I am not sure but this
was Captain Grants dance. and he is
coming now"
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ward Beneath the Double Burden
Into the Open Field.
voice lowered. yet earnest, "and they
are not playing at war; grim. silent,
sober-faced men, dressed in odds and
ends, not pretty to look at; some tat
tered and hungry. but they fight hard.
Mr.. Conway was telling US yesterday
of how they suffered all winter long.
while we danced and feasted here.
Washington himself sleeping with the
snow drifting over him. You do not
know the Americans, for you are not
long across the water. but they are
not the kind to be conquered by such
child's play as this"
"You are an American, then?"
"By birth, yes." unhesitatingly. I'VE
are Of those loyal to the king. butt
admire men,"
1t was with an effort restrained
my words. eager to proclaim my serv-
Ice. yet comprehending instantly that
dare not even trust this plain-spoken
girl with the truth. She respected the
men, sympathized with the sacrifices
OF Washington's little army. contrast
ed all they endured with the profigacy
Of the English and Hessian troops. and
yet remained loyal to the kings cause.
Even as hesitated she spoke again.
What is your regimentf"
"The Forty-second Foot"
'You have not yet been in action
in American"
mo, but have Just crossed the Jer.
eeys with dispstchaa."
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pline would be resumed. the soldiers
would return to their posts and the
citisens Of the city would again ap-
pear on the streets. This would great.
ly intensity my danger. for. at any
moment. ] might encounter some one
who knew me. who might denounce
me to the authorities.
That this was the exact truth Of the
situation could not be denied, yet,
now. every reckless impulse Of my
disposition urged me to remain; the
invitation Of those laughing blue eyes.
the challenge read in the lady's fair
face. the unsolved mystery VI her iden.
tity. all combined in a temptation !
found 1t impossible to resist. For a
dance with her. a possible understand.
ing, was willing to venture life itself.
1t must have been nearly nine
o'clock when. in company with a
young cornet. rode up to the house
given up to festivities. and. turning
over our horses to the care of cavalry
grooms. climbed the wide steps to the
door leading into the hall.
All was a riot of color, rich, bewil.
dering. with smiling faces. and laugh,
ing lips everywhere. In such a spot.
amid such surroundings, war seemed
dream. a far-off delirium.
My companion disappeared. and.
to escape the pressure Of those surg.
Ing back and forth through the wide
doorway. I found passage close to the
wall. and half circled the room, finally
discovering a halting place in the re.
cesses Of a window, where. partially
concealed myself by flowing curtains.
! could gaze out over the brilliant az.
semblage. Half ashamed Of the plain
ness Of my own attire, and feeling a
stranger and an alien. was yet con.
sciously seeking the one face which
had lured me there.
Enough conversation reached me to
disclose promised display Of nre-
diately magnificent bouquet Of rock
cts shot up into the black sky. illumi-
mating everything with glare Of FIRE.
This was followed by the lighting up
Of the triumphal arch. and the burst.
ing Of balloons high overhead. Attract
ed by the spectacle. l was staring out
at the dazzling scene. when voice
spoke at my shoulder.
'Tis relief to see even one sol.
der present ready for duty"
turned to look into a pair Of steady
blue eyes. with bit Of mocking laugh
ter in their depths. the face revealed
clearly in the glare OF the rockets.
Necessity only" managed to re-
ply. II can be as gorgeous as these
others. had brought bag with me"
mo doubt; every British regiment
tries to outdo the others in ribbons
and gold lace. Really they become
tiresome with such foppery in war
times. See how they play tonight.
like children. the city practically un-
guarded from attack" she waved an
ungloved hand toward the dark with
out. II venture there are men out
yonder. sir, who are not dancing and
laughing away these hours"
My cheeks burned.
"You mean Washington's troops?"
AYE! saw them here in Philadel-
phia before Sir William came" her
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-02

Major Lawrence. son OF Judge Law
renee OF Virginia. whose wife was Lee.
ds sent on periious mission by Gen.
rWashington. Just after the winter at Val
icy Forge. Disguised In a British uni
form Lawrence arrives within the enemy g
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SYNOPSIS.

Copyright, A. C. Nociurs q Co.. lsn
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8 a 1T t ltp n.

- lluier Igent in !Sauiltou lit
:3err Gbuarb grud, 449 Sno Jmafc
Strafe. Sea Sci. 476 g., Some
Sbpne 1851 u. 3
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- llnier agent in Samiltou lit
6err Gbuarb yrud, 449 SIo Jiiaftc
Strafe. Sell Sci. 476 g., Some
Sbpne 1851 q. 3
ssrau 2bom auiTeu bon Sod
Lamb, tpel4e am lesten Sonntas 4beno
an Der g., $. uno .. 8ubntreu3ung
in S6end's Station BON elmer 2otoz
mptipe eetrofIen uno getobtet ipuroe,
bate CUR 3eit bes ueliitsfunss eirs
80rIe Bel iih, rpelhe 500 sntbielt. Die
gOrie puroe am Wontas MDreen leer
in Der Ndbe Der Babntreu5ung oefunz
ben unb Oetsttios iino isBt oaHit be-
f6Gftigt, bic sSoentitdt bes Disbes in
grfabruns 5u brtusen. 3ipsi MGnner
iteben i'm 0sroant, ben StebitahI be-
gangsn gu haben.
- Die 0srlobuns BON SRI. 2ucD
8rer BON bier unb g. 6. Glorioge
BON Minnepanten, SIo Satota. fpirp
ange5eiet,
= Sranf Straub bat sSIorencs
Struub i'm bieiisen 9erint ouf Shels
bung perflagt uno sibt als 9runb ehsz
lide untreue nit einem getptiIen
Sap" Sartmau al uno bebouptet,
bab tie Wirtbihaften nit anberen
MGnnern beiuhte uno geiitige 9es
trdnte i'm uebermub su iib nahm.
= 9eorse Dunapan, %. unb Marn
Glisdbetb Hoberts, Is, 8eioe bon
Ueibblstopn, erlansten seifern einer
5eirathsidein.
- Sas SeItoment bes peritorbenen
2beooor 5rauttpein permad;t Der Sat:
tin ben sansen geudloB 10 lange iit
unperbeiratbet bleibt, unb uah ihrer
Sobe ben ainpern. Mrnolo grune,
erbdlt fir 9isnIte $25. Oas Oeriihe
runssgelo lit CUR 8erihtisuns Del
S6ulben beitimmt.
- 9urpsp 8ifbop, tpelhr iinsf
in Der NGbe Der 5abrit Der champion
gpateb paper 60. BON Sad !3ibbart
| nit einem MeRer ansesriffsn nuS per-
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Rem yort, 4. DECEMBER. 9(nge=
fpmmen: r4ronpriaeiIin geeilie" bon
9remsn; .Qieup 4miterbain" bon
Rotteroam; n3eeIano" bon 4ntper=
pen.
Mbses.: .Groonlanb" .nud slntperz
pen; .0ene5ia" na4 Marieile.
3openbagen. 4nset.: r5elie
Slap" bon Netp Yort.
SaIifur. Inset.: n8irma" pon
2ibdu.
ct. Sobn, q. 9. slnsef.: nSa=
turnia pOn @lassotp.
gIpmouib. Anset.: .slmsrita
bon Wen Dorf naf 5amburs; rROt=
tsrbdm" BON Sem yort nub Rotterz
BAN.
tomn. Ibses.: rIras
Bic DON 2iperpooI nad Bottom.
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um 2 llbr bonn Srquer6auIe, go. $50
Glad StruBe, CUR lebten Rubs bsitot@
tet rperben uno bic 8eiiebung erfolat
auf bem JamilienbssrdbniBplaB auf
bem Yine Strabe Grieotof. Der 0os
btn9ef4ieoene, beilen Wiege in Ghen
seitanben. mar Ieit SO oSabrsn in Gin
cinnati anIdIIis unO srfreuts Ii9 in
folge ieines ternbeutihen Weiens uno
ieiner Encouragement Gharattereigens
lhaften grober Qhtune, namentlid
III beuti6en areilen, unb Die grange
6eugten Sinterbliebenen Diirfen bel
benz ihtperen Shifialsi6logs, Der
lie betroffen, Der innisiten 5beiInabme
Deriidert iein. Ssrr Rahe mar Elm
ldnsidbriges Wlitslieo Der 9ritten
9eutIben proteitantiIfen 9emeinbs
l.no nabm ou9 am Yereinstpeielt, ad=
mentlid in friiberen syubren lsbbaften
9ntheil. Sin riibrigss Wtitglieo psrs
lieren in ibm bic Union Der Gisarrenz
nader, Der SeutDnia Mdnner6or, Der
9annoDeraner unteritiibungs @erein
Ro. / uao Der 2ibertp unteritiiBun
gerein. 9ln nGberen 4nsebDrigen bin
terldbt Der Gntidlafene Die grange
beuste Wittfpe, Srau GIiiabetb Rahe,
bier SDbne, cine Sodter, 5tpei Stpiez
sertO6ter uno sablrei9e ionitigs gers
fpanbte.
Mit auTri6tiser 3rausr ipirb in
fpeiten areiien bic &unbs bon bem
Ibleben Don 5rau Dilbelmin {
$ ope It q bt geb. Sid pernpmmen
iperben. Die Dabinseidiebsne mar
bic Wittpe nes betannten beuti6en
piOniers, 9errn Sobann $. Sopeitaot,
uno bat es peritanDen, iih bur9 ibre
9er5enssiite aablreide Jreunoe gu err
ipsrben, bic ben sramsebeugten 9ins
terbliebenen bic innigite 5beilnabme
entsegenbringen. Die 8eiieBung ber
iterbli9en 9iille Der gntf1lafsnsn fin
bet am 5reitag Morsen I'm aht llhr
! pom 9rauerbauie, go. 814 Muir
StraBe aus itatt, tporuuf um balb 8
llbr in Der Ct. auotpiss Stride Elm
feierlides Requiem celebrirt rperoer
ipirb.
Die 8eiiesung Der iterbliden Sul.
Je BON SRI. Doris Siebel. biz
ibren Mngeb6rigen unb Jreunben II
idb unb unerpartet burh ben uner.
bittliten Cob entriiIen ipurbe, finbet
am Jreitas Ratmittag um balb 3ipe
llhr bon 5rauerbalie, SO. 242 60
raine Mpe., aus itdtt.
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Wsan fddbt, bab burh @nnabrne Der
giIl bic peniions=8 =8epilliguneen nm
ST 900, 900 per Sabr erbObt tDeroen.
Der bemofrottf6e Dabls
fonbs.
Gs foI.ete benz bemotrutifden gla@
tional sfommittee 81, 1,159, ,446, um
WilIon's uno Maribull's Grtpahlung
DurdauIeben, fpie aus Der belm
glert bes 6auies eingerei4ten i4rift@
liden 99lubansabe berporgebt. Gfas.
g. Crane, bon G9icaso, i6entte ben
t0diten geitrag in elmer 6obe bon
$4,000. glepeluno 8. Dodge, bon
glelp gorf figurirt nit einem gei>
TRACE bon $4,000 unb Serman
Riboer pon Netp Yorf als S4abmels
iter Der fir bas &ommittee tolletttrs
ten Geloer nit $3O,O73. Die Sc
Iammtfontributionen bon $1,11O,:
952 famen BON 89,854 perionen, pOr
oenen 1926 fpeniser als 800 ifent:
| ten.
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Samaritan 6olpital bat einen pielDerz
beibenDsn 4nfang senontmen. 3tpar
fsblt nod pieles, I'm bic 10000 aufz
5ubringen, bic our 5ertisftelluns bes
neuen Spipitals an Der Clifton 2(pe.,
8urnet Wopbs geeeniiber, notbpenbig
iinb. 9lber Ger Mnfans lit ssmaht,
uno bieler lit 10 pielperkibsno, Dab
bic Qlufbringung Der ganaen Summe
nur eins Sraee Der 3eit 1T. Gs iinb
geitern $37, ,36260 eingegansen. 9ieis
Summe lit obne beIonbsre Mii6e sins
sebra6t, leoisli6 ourd frsitpillise
geitrcne bon Qeuten, Die aus freien
Stiiden getommen uno ibr Sherftein
fir bic CUTE Sate bargebraht babsn.
Inter ben 3sihuungen befinbet iih
eine iolfe BON ben Gaeles gum getraee
bon $100. Die 0ereinigung tpirb ober
nod tp:iter geben unb bic notbigen
9eloer fir 5tpei gettsn aufbrineen,
Die I'M neuen 6oIpital nit ollem Subs=
bDr ausgsitattet ipsrben ioQeu.
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nes.
Qaprence 3ueblsr, 16, Siffin, ge>
idoiIsn uno 9et0otet ourA iein ei8ez
mes 9etpebr, ais er dus unpprlidtt3=
felt ben OrIder berii6rte.
December 3. - Clarence grG6tree,
WalIsburs, itarb an elmer ShuBs
nunbe, bic ibm pou einem Sagogss
nofen beigebruat porben mar.
M uB ibre 0eruntreungea
pieoer gut m den.
Rep gprt, 4. DECEMBER. Roig
3inbel, cine Der am 6o6iten iuIGrirter
syrauen Hsp Yorts, bic ibre Stelluna
in sinsm sroben inbuitriellen gtablifs
Ismsnt, tpslbe ibr $4,000 per Sab,
eintrus, our9 5dHdunsen perlor
tpuroe pom Cberridter Blan6aro Do:
gu perurtbsilt, bic $4,000, nsI6e ii
ourd 5dlidunsen erlanet. bur6 e6r.
Iide 2lrbeit 5uriid5u3a6len. Del
Staatsunpult bate auf GefdngniB
itrafe beItunoen, Der Rihter entlieb fl
inoeTsn untsr iuipenoirtsm llrtb.il
gr jagte Der 4nestlagten, boB er ii
ins Gefdngnib ihiden tperoe, lpenn ii
ihre Shulo ni6t abtrage,
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aus bem W3srcp SofpttaI entIuiIei2.
- Der ct. 8eprgtus llnter1tiig.s
8srein Der ct. ,SOIepps &tr6e belt
porgsfteru Qbenb Die iGbrliae Beam
tsntpubI nit foIgenoem Reiultat ub:
9rdiibent. Carl Syran3; 9i3eprGiibent,
Qlmbroie 6ensIer; YrotOtoIIz SetretGr,
Sacob We5trid; 5tnan3zSetretdr, 9p.
Siismann; S9aBmetiter, gopuro
8stsr; gerpuIter fir Drei Sabre, 5r.
9ennefe; 5abnentrdger, Spbn PfeiI;
5abnsnbegleiter, Sobn Seegers uno
Sermonn Subj; Morf6uQ, Intpn
Srpgmann; 9elegdt CUR Stautsz&ons
Dention, Carl 5ran3.
- Die hisiige GIl 2ose plant ben
9au eines 2ogenzSenlpels. Die 2oge
bat iegt btlnabs 500 W&itglieber.
= Mobor Seer BON Mibbletotpr
beItrofte einen 9uri6en Ramens Self
CLAM geItcrn um $25 uno Die Soften,
neil er spei 8ndben, 8aul uno Wfarz
tin 9elfrD, nit benz 9pbe brDbte.
Boone 5tnnrp unb Nelion Rpis, 5pei
SpieBgeIellen ponGlam gingen hierauf
nu6 Der pelfrp'ihen 8obnung, bur4-
| itDberten Die 3tnmer uno iagten Die
bon CLAM 5eorobten 3nQben aus bem
6quie. 5;e7cp unb RpIe tpurben bon
Der Yplissi rerhaftet unb big gum 8era
! h0r eingeiperrt.
Better aDbler, Der So6n ber
Frau 2i3Sic &6bler, ftiir5te seiterst
beim Surnen i'm SpF Der 5arriion
S6ule gu 3o0en uno brad 0us re9te
9anogelent.
sSrdu 3pla Sater bat iih nit
ibrem 9attsn 9rpoer 6. gater, peIa
der ieinen Stief zS6piseeroater Ste
ben 9rapes nieoerihob uno tDbtete,
dugenIheinlih perI06nt, um ibn ppr
einem Sopesurtbeil 5u retten Die
Satin BON 8uter uno brei S6Ddger
beiuhten ben IngetIagten i'm Gpuntn>
9efdngniB.
Simmie 9artig, Der II Sabre
alte Sohn Ser 5amilie War s. 9ars
tia BON go. 4 8an DerDeer QDenue,
nurbe poresitern Nahmittag bon els
nem Sumeraoeu nit einem Stod ana
gegriffen unp iiber benz re6ten Wuge
| ihlimm perlpunoet. Gin Nr5t mubte
gu Hutbe gs5ogen merben.
| = Mlapor Straub touettirte tpdba
renp oes Mpnats Rppember $254.60
an StrafselDern uno 2i3enien.
- Die gpuntp 9ommiHdre uutcris
| iirten in Der geiterigen 8eriammluns
bic 9ssablung Der uusgelegten gelob=
nune BON 5000 fir bic 8erhaftung
BON 9rpper 6. 8ater. Der WldrlhaH
Bm. Redmdn uno Der 8etettip 9us~
Besenab DON SatIsp. s.. pernisnten
| pie 8eIohnung.
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Sout + m pt on. 4bgeg.: nScea.
mic" nah Rep Yorf.
9las seop. 4nget.: ugomera.
nian" bon philadelphia.
5upre. 4nget.: rSonian" por
Wontreal.
Srie #. 2lnget.: rqannonta" por
Netp gort.
2iperpo0l. Ibgeg.: rGpmric
nu9 Hep gort; .Merion" nad Pbi.
laoelp5id.
8remen. Qb9ee.: n9rober 3urs
fiirit" mad gieip gort.
portIano, Me. Qnget.: rScuroina
bian" bon 9ldseop.
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Jn(an0 ge(egrap6
illus Der 8unb besbaHptftaot

Mai1inoton, .. g., a. DEG.
Senator 8riitpn rei6te am Utittno4
i'm Senat cine ReIolution Elm, in ipel=
6er Snitiatips uns yRecau" pon ridz
terliden Gntl6eioungen als Imen@
bement our apnititution Der Ser.
Staaten in 0orIdlag sebra6t perben.
Inter Der erIten Reiolution bes
Senators griIton fpiirbe Der prGiiz
bent bic Uaaht erbalten, bei elmer
apngrebpa6l irgenb etne Wabreeel,
bic er oem 8ongreB empfoblen bat,
nit 9eSug auf pelne absr in feds
Wonaten nidts getban tporoen 1T, Der
Qbitimmung oss 8oltes 3u untsr6rei=
ten. uno unter Der 3tpeiten ReIolue
tion ipiro Derfiigt, DaB rpenn bas
Supremegeri9t Der Der. Staaten entz
i6eiben Iollts, bab elm pom &ongreb
erlafenes 9eies i'm WioerIpru9 nit
Der 9onititution itebe, Der aongreb
in elmer regulGren SeiIion, nddpem
cine iol6e GntI6etbung erfolst tit,
perfiigen tonne, bub bas betreffenpe
9eisB ben Wdblern Bel elmer reguid=
rem 8ougreBpahl 5ur Ibltimmung
unterbreitet peroen ioa.
Inter jeber Reiolution miiiien bic
benz Bolt sur Ibitimmung unter6reis
teten 5rasen bon elmer Majoritdt Der
Wdbler, in elmer Majoritdt Der Stadz
ten. tpie au9 in elmer Wfaioritdt ber
aonsreBbiItritte ausenommen tperben.
Seuator 8riiton iagte, baB bic
4nna6me Der Qlmsnbements ben
prGIiosnten in BEN Stanb issen
ipirbs, sesen bic 5arb&lnsen zines
peridleppenben obsr feinbIeligsn aon=
ereiIes an oas 9oa su appeuiren uno
baB Der prGfibent oonn niht mehr
als Gntfhuloieuns bafiir, baB er eine
Idle6te Mabresel unterseihnete,
iasen tonne, oaB ss bas Bette setpeien
lei, mas er bon einem feinolihen aonz
greb babe erbalten tOnnen.
Sm uebrisen belhdftiste iicb Der
Senat nit Dem 4ntlaseDerfabren sez
aen oen Rihter MrhbalD, uno es
ipurbe nit oem 9ernebmen Der 3eussn
begonnen.
Sm ReprGI Ientuntenbaus ipurbe Der
sSabresberiht pes Shasumtsietretdrs
Macgsasb perlsien, Der ssraume 3eit
in MnIpruh naAm.
| Nepr. Ynogett reihte eine Worlags
elm, ber3ufolse Die Sberfommanbeurs
| Der sflotte i'm 4tlantiihen pie I'm
Stillen Saeun oollen Iomiralsrana
erbalten follen.
Die Nstp Yorter Delegation hielt
am Nbenb einen aautus ab unb be-
| fhlob, bic 8urnett'ide ginpanbes
runssoorlase gu betdmpfen, Die eins
8iIbunssprobe Dorihreibt.
Neue penlionen.
Nabeau 500 Witttpen unb minorenns
Ginber BON 8eteranen Des ipaniIhs
omerifanifhen 4rieges ooer Der phia
lippinen SnIurrettion iperoen untsr
| rem 9etimmunsen Der grago Bill
nelfe Weittipoh obne Debate BON
Sauie ansenommen ipuroe. peniioz
nen erbaletn. Die Bill Iautet. baB biz
Wittpe irsenb zines Offi5iers oosr
@emeinen. Der ndbreno oes fpaniid=
amerifunilden arieses ober bes Nuf-
itanbes auf ben pbilippinen pom IS
| 9lpril 1893 Bis gum 4. Suli 1912 i'm
ameritaniihen 6eere Diente, unter &c;
fpifIen Bebineungen $12 per Mondl
erbalten foil, jebes minnorenne Hirf
| foil So per Monat erhalten unb in
| ssalIe bes 1obes Der Mittpe folIen BIZ
| $12 per WsoHat an bic Rinbsr Ge6sn.
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