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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-04-15

less some years ago they all more or
less sinned grievously against God
and man. They granted rebates,
they watered stock, they showed
discrimination, their high officials
took graft from the supply companies
and made the public pay for 1t. and
there was no health in them. But
the gross abuses have certainly been
corrected The Interstate Commerce
Commission keeps pretty firm hand
upon them in the matter of stock
issues as we'll as rates and discrimina-
ton and proper service. Through the
Erdman act the Government has taken
hand in the matter of prescribing
wages paid, and it seems probable
that it will increase its activities in
this respect in the future. Wages, in
fact, have gone up enormously in
recent years, and the cost of supplies
has increased tremendously. Yet
when the Eastern roads asked the
commission some months ago permits
sion to increase their freight rates
they met with a polite refusal.
The time will certainly come when
halt must be called to this system
Of incr easing expenditures and de-
creasinR revenues, and great many
disinterested students of the problem
think it has arrived now. The rail
roads must pay dividends, otherwise
they will not be able to get the cap
ital that is necessary for them to
maintain their tracks and equipment
in proper condition and to increase
their facilities for caring for addi-
tional business. If the present ten
dency continues, the result will be
cheese pairing economies that will
prevent proper handling of traffic,
and in that event the railroads will
not be the only sufferers; the bust
ness men of the country generally will
suffer as much as or more than they.
Senator Maloy's bill providing for
increased crews on passenger trains
ia eminently proposition that should
be submitted to the Public Service
Commission for investigation and
action. 1t has ample power to act,
and it is in much better position to
reach just conclusion than Legisla-
ture that sits for ninety days and
whose members are kept busy with
matters of detail during that time.
The commission in fact, was formed
and given large authority for that
very reason. We have not seen
Senator Maloy's bill and are in no
position to pass Judgment upon it,
but it recalls one of the foolish results
OF the system OF governmental regula-
tion now in force, if the spokesman
for the railroads are to be believed.
Everyone knows that the Government,
through the Interstate Commerce
Commission, requires the railroads
nowadays to equip all their freight
cars with automatic air brakes. In
the old days the braking was done by
hand and when freight train was to
be brought to stop the brakeman
bad tn run from car to car putting on
the brakes. The equipring of the
cars with automatic brakes left these
brakemen with nothing much to do
and yet, coincident with the enforce
IF hA l. .-:.
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IRISH NAMES FOR GIRLS.

Could you give me some pretty old
The Keota news., 1912-11-22

An hour later, with both uncle and
aunt ndgeting about their girl visitor.
the black clouds that had been
banking mp for hours began to advance
before . breeze that soon strengthen
cd into . gale. In nve minutes the
cray afternoon had become twilight.
In fifteen there was cold rain and live
" hail. and Uncle Robert was blown
into the kitchen to exclaim:
Il told her it was going to be .
buster. and that she mustn't blame
me. started down tho road to meet
her. but Lordy what . storm! I
couldn't get ten rods II l was to die
for it,"
Miss Minnie had reached town and
mailed her letter and started back
again when the storm broke. Before
1t came. she thought she could make
out a human figure on the road ahead
OF her. but wasn't sure. Tho very drst
gust picked her up and turned her
around and deposited her under
roadside tree. She remained there un-
til the gale began to whip the
branches OF. and then let 80 her hold
and ran for it. There were limbs fall
ing all about her. and the hail-stones
peppered her until abe ran almost
blindly. She hadn't gone = quarter Of
a mile when. AZ she crouched and COW
cred her face. she was struck BY .
flying limb and knew no moro.
1t was the dim sight of the girl and
the scream she uttered when hit, that
sent the man who was clinging to the
roadside fence back into the highway.
He bent over the unconscious form
and picked It up and staggered back
to the fence and. followed It until he
saw q light and found the gate Of
farmhouse. His lusty calls for help
soon brought out man. and the
senseless burden was carried into the
house and received BY . woman.
Il don't know who she II. but
found her in the road" explained her
The Keota news., 1912-11-22

wards tho village two hours ago"
Arrived at Turner'S! Say. man. are
you sure? II It . strange girl to the
neighborhood3
I've heard say 1t was Uncle Bob's
niece. and that she come from the
city. What ails you. stranger! Does
this storm upset your
It wasn't the storm. Percy Kincaid
had quarreled with the girl he loved
and had asked to be his wife. It was
about nothing. almost. a. most lovers
quarrels are. but pride on either side
held on . reconciliation until tho
lover finally learned that Miss Minnie
had gone ON . Journey and left no
word for him. She was going to spend
Thankssiving week In the country.
within three he was making every sf-
fort to locate her. that he might patch
up . peace. He had succeeded. He
was going to throw himself on her
mercy and ask Uncle Robert for .
place at his Thanksgiving table.
The storm grew nercer az the night
advanced The girl woke and then
slept a dreamless sleep. and the lover
had long hours in which to ponder
and think. When another day came
even tho cattle could not face the
storm nor man move from his door.
It was Thanksgiving day. At Uncle
Roberts there was a feast to be
spread at Bradley's there was hardly
better than poorhouse faro. But the
victim Of the accident was no longer
in bed. and tho rescuer no longer
cared about the weather. and the
farmer folks looked at each other and
smiled and whispered:
Even II We had a turkey and cram
berry sauce don't believe they'd eat
q single mouthful They've just sorter
found each other. and arc tickled to
DEATH"
And when at last they could make
their way to Turner's. and Uncle Bob
suffered and Aunt Harriet cried for
Joy, Miss Minnie asked In . way that
was almost heartless:
why do you take on so? never
had such . lovely Thanksgiving In all
my life!"
Copyright. 1S13. By the Mcclure News
paper syndicats.)
The Keota news., 1912-11-22
ALL SHOULD GIVE THANKS
Every LIE and Every Heart In the
Land Has Some Occasion for
Gratitude.

In their proclamations designating
tomorrow ~ Thanksgiving day, the
president and the governors Of states
have set forth In dignifled and due or
der reasons why the people Of this
country should give thanks.
But every life and every heart in all
the land has some occasion for special
utterance Of gratitude. Formal, on
cial proclamations from the highest
executive authorities may furnish sug-
gestions for equally formal prayers in
churches tomorrow, prayers In &C.
knowledgment Of divine favors re-
ceived by VI a. . people and a. in
dividuals.
Cruden condenses the teachings of
New Testament writer's into his deflni-
ton Of thanksgiving: An acknowl-
edging and oonfessing with gladness,
the benefits and mercies which God
bestows either upon ourselves or 9th.
ers."
AZ every heart knoweth its own
sorrow." 30 every life knows its own
occasion for gratitude. And no heart
has 80 great sorrow and no life 10 sad
mourning but reason for Thanksgiving
10 manifested In Just those benefits
and mercies."
The Keota news., 1912-11-22
~Tomorrsrs

rescuer. There IL blood ON her hair.
and think she was struck down"
We'll do all we can." replied the
man and the woman together. but
you mustn't look for much. We ore
mighty poor folks. We hain't got NO
camphor nor whisky. ana ~ for get
ting doctor out from town-it can't
be done tonight"
The girl was carried into the only
bedroom and laid on the only bed.
and when her vet clothing had been
removed and she was between tho
sheets. the woman got . cloth and .
basin Of water and washed away the
blood and whispered to the stranger:
Il don't think she's bad hurt. She's
Just tainted away with the scare Of It.
When she opens her eyes I'll tell her
to go to sleep. and she'll be al right
IN the morning"
do you think it's some young lady
from the villase?' asked the stranger
Of the farmer - they talked In whis-
pers in the outer room.
mo. I don't reckon 30. reckon its
that new giri that arrived at Turner'S
Z NV days aEo. saw hsr goiag to-
The Keota news., 1912-11-22
EACH pay . rhanksa.x.na.

Thanksgiving even for the supreme
spiritual gift does not find its source
In Q sense Of what We hold az our own.
but far moro in the knowledge that We
who are 30 easily bewildered by empty
and allurinE aims are held, II We are
willing, by the risen. living Lord, in
balanced sanity and service through
his indwelling. Not what we have In
our keeping. or have not. but the
blessed fact that Christ has 10 In his
eternal keeping. quickens us to pro
claim each new day day Of thanks,
giving. in abiding confidence and joy.
The Sunday School Times.
The Keota news., 1912-11-22

down TO tho gate OF inc
AN And why notr' she ask
~ ed a. she almost came to q
~ pause.
We'll. according to my ideas. It's
going to rain and snow and blow and
hail. and when the storm does break
she's going to be buster. You live
In the city and don't know anything
about the storms we have out here.
Tve seen 1t whom we didn't have .
train along for four straight days.
Il wanted to 60 to the postoface to
mail . letter"
IT'S three miles there and back.
and II was you I'd put it OF Mebbe
somebody1l be passing that you can
send 1t by. Tomorrer's Thanksgiving.
you know. and we are going to have
the awfulest. biggest. incest dinner
anybody ever set down to. It's in
your honor, you know. There1l be .
turkey. . duck and a chicken: thereIl
Be cranberry sass. pumpkin pies. cur
rant jell. sweet cider and apple dump
Inns: thereu be-"
Il think I'll Just walk a little ways,
anyhow" said the girl - she opened
the gate and passed down the highway
towards the village and the railroad
depot.
And II you come home a. wet a .
ban don't say didn't warn ye. It's
going to come. and its going to be .
hnstsr."
Half IN hour later. a middle-aged
woman With q motherly face and
voice came out ON he steps and AK
ID:
Pa, do you reckon it's goin' to
stormr
Sure a. ducks"
where's Minnier'
-Oh. shes gone for . santer. I gfve
her warning What's she wantin' TO
mail letter for? l hain't mailed .
lsttsr nor got one in 20 years. and l
guess I'm about ~ well OF - most
folks was going to ask her but for.
got It."
Don't you ask her . word about
T." cautioned tho wife a. she came
down to him Il guess Minnie's got
something on her mind. and 1t hain't
none Of your business. reckon she'll
tou mo when she gets ready. Least
Wise. I hAin't goin' to do any pump
ing"
"Someehing on her mind. eh3 That's
funny. Didn't know that girls ever
had anything on their minds exospt
new clothes. 10 that why abe come
visiting M al Of . suddenf"
None q your business! guess my
own sisters daughter can come and
zee me any time she takes . notion.
and that without writing ahead.
What's on her mind, a. nigh - can
make out, II about . young man. II
don't tell you you'll worry the shirt
o6 your hack. Pa, you got ito be a
poky - IN old maid. You can't go
. pillar-cass Topping on tho clothes
hne but what you want to know an
about It. Yes: It's about . young
man. They are engaged. and they've
had falling out, and she's sorter run
away from him TO ind out II he really
cares for her"
And she's got scared about Il and
has written him . letter to tell whore
she isr" queried the husband
"0o onl It's probably letter 70
her ma, though didn't SEQ It nor ask.
hope she didn't start for town. It's
going to storm for sure. and there
hatn't but one house on the road
where shs could nnd shelter. Look
down tho road and see II you can see
hsr."
~Canx go hide nor hair Of any
The Keota news., 1912-11-22
u = i !
A REAL THANKSGIVING
BY DONALD ALLEN.

: I was = girl l wouldn't 60
walking too far" said old
Uncle Robert a q girl OF
20 passed him on her way
down to tho gate Of the
farmhouse.
And why notT" she ask
ed a. she almost came to .
pause.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-30

- Der % Sabre alte Reeer Wafs
ter 5homas tuuroc eeItern in Der Gil
Der Woon Diribit,oft bon einem Rai.
IseenoHen nit einem gisNer attadirt,
neil sr bemieIbsn cine Cigarette per-
peigert bate. Der WeherbeIo enttanl
unp Thomas, pelher cine Shnitts
ipunbe i'm Geiitt erIittsn bate. ipuroe
nad. benz itdotiiteH 9ofpital sss
htad,i.
- Dapio Grasier. bon go. 615 W,
Is. Ipenue, mtloete erit eeitern Der go
li3ei, oob er in Der Sdmitaa Raht I'm
tine eolbene lIbr inn Wertbe pon $50
teraubt ipuroe. Die gebeimpolisiit:n
S4nluds uub Wimfen fanben bic llbr
lpdter in sinsm pfcnolaben an Cen
iraI aDenus, ipo oisislbe BON oem 9ie6
perieBt pnpoen mar.
Suiepb ;5rant, Eia,nfbiimer elmer
Wirtbftaft On 0eors. Strab., iraro.
ssftern auf sineu, pom bem goli3ifttn
Rcbbins erfpiriteu 6aftbefebI bin, unz
ftr Der Wntl1Qe Der ueperfrefuug DEE
Spnntdesssfsses uEo Der G,ilpung
zines GIiifsipisles f.itsenommen. Die
@erbaftung erfOlsts aui WeruulaHuno
nss Games 9. garrinstpn bon Jnoia-
napolis, relfxr bebauptsi, an ben
Dirtb S11 i'm Diirf.lipiel perlOrsu gu
lnben.
Die gekimpoli3iFien Bel, Shass
fer. 8urthol3 unb We eGutftsn perbofs
t.ten seItern Rahmittus an Der 6.
unb Central 4penue ben 20 5dbre az
ten JsnIierpuser elmer geterion,
ipobnboft i'm Union Bethel, unb Iperrs
ten benislkn als perbd6tig elm. Der
Gefdnsene fon 4usiunft iiber 5tpxi
tiirsIi4 ftatisefunotne ginbriihe sfbsr
i0nnen.
Die polis.i purbe sefern eriuht
Rahforfhunsen nah bsm sp6lf Sabre
alien Inoretp Seian, Ro. 1912 pIeai
ant StroBe. anauitellsn, reIhtr felt
seitern Woreen 8 llbr aus ftiner eltsr,
liheu Wobnuns Oeridpunben iit.
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Weib Marp 9aroeil, Gle aus 4ules
rita itanEu,er6e, nebr if,oue ais
itirunbegabte Sangerin Der Barrier
storntifen Sper, lit bic llrbeberIn ei-
ner neuen slrrlbnronlooe. Wiooelt
lperben jn iiberhaupt beut5ubcss nlft
bon rpirflid,er sroben 0ome1L lons
bern BON BEN SdeinsroBen Der Biibla
geidyafielI. Diff Wsarp esorben aIio,
Die oIS etHe Der ,,beitangesogenen Oo.
men" beioer GrbtbeiIe gilt lrrlo ild &C.
aarrDdrtig in ibrer Seirsratb alifbnIt
erfhien fiiralich Bel einem ibr 5u
Gbren gegebenen .Sin,teon" Ill e.
nent aIetoe, beiie1r Aermel lo5,rogrr
uur Elm 8iertel ibrer Arne, raurLif)
nir Die obere SoIfte Der obereu 9oIite
beoeften. llno iiber Den Gllbogei,
trug Warp @aroeS an iebem 4rm ei-
nen Idrperen soloenen Meif oen le Elm
rieIiger einicner Brilliant 5ierte. Oas
beibt: bieie beioen BriIIonter, ooer
audi mgr eIren Don ibtTer. befmn man
blob 5ll ieben, ireyul Die anrnntbIec
WaiB hen red)ten ooer ben Iinfen Grm
bob. Genn DtfB 9onDeu trllg Ore
arrnborlOer oerart, 0aR Die Steiue IT,
rer 9rliit sugefehrt iooren. Sorit lad
man MIR Den gIdtten, ibnutdloleu
Rcii. LIN 10 gr1ber lum leooA Sts
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Gdwaab; Sbbe g,art anb .Goloup"
Jfeo. s. 6offmann; Jndion, R. 70.
Willer; airbn Rpob, Gbfporb s.
DUR; aineoIn, syreb. 6. 6offmann;
ginnoob, lssreb. 8. 6pffmdnn; Wobis
fonpille, 5reo. 6. 5pffmann; Meains
leb uno agOlonp", 1reb. 8. 5off-
mann; Wprgan, 9. ebtpin 5amiliOn;
SIT. 4Dams, G. Gppin 6oriitpn;
Qortb syairmount, &c. .. StDdls1;
CpIer uno rgolonp", Wilidnt S.Gib=
ion; aafhig, siobert g. Gogbia !;
RiberIibe unb .golonD", Dilliam D.
Gibion; Sberman H. 20. Miller;
9ine, gforse sri,oIein; Dafbington,
Is. 6. gpans, Mebfter, George
SriebIsin; Weltfpoob, s. 6. WeHslz
mann; goinolor, @. 90. barper; Dins
ton plats, gDfporb J. Durr.
Cine 3uIhrift Des Wiuttsr 9lubs
Der 4pcnnale SfuIe, CAB in berielben
Elm .ssrsiluit 3immer" sinserihtst
perpe, Dab su elmer ldnesren Debate
9er1nloNung, pdbrenD ipeIher btions
bers 6err Shpaab ertlarte, odb bers
artiae ginridtuneen in ben 9iitriiten
Der untersn Gtabt pieI notbpenbiser
I.isn. gblieblih fuuroe bic anssIs=
genheit benz Superintsnosnten 0ner In
8erbinouns nit bem 4usifub fir
6pgiene unb bem 1ruItse bes 3iitrttts
iiberipieIsn.
an Stetle oss Nritorbenen Witglie,
oes Der geborbt. berrn s. .. peaslee,
tpurosn Die 5erren Bernard ). 0ous.
| fslb uuo Wm. ). 5oiparb nominirt.
unb bic Wobl ion in ndhitsr SibunQ
poraenommen lperotn.
Gupsrintsnbent 9per berihtste, oaf
er Jrl. Marp s5oipbIs als aFif.sns.
Rinoergdrtnerin in Der Columbia.
Shule unb syrl. Nnua 8. Joeriter ar
Der gafanette Bloom Shuie als 2eh.
rerin fiir 3uriitgebliebeHe ainoer CT.
nannt babe.
Gum S6lub fpurbe nod cine Dor
ben Seryen Mnton Berger. SEQ. Jrisb.
lein unb GbriitionGrbarbt unterbreites
te Reiulution pafirt, bsrSuioIge So
be.pitiist peroen Iollen, um ben preii
cts 9runbeigentbnms in Der Rdbe bel
Brighton 9srnan 8ont bsbufs Grl
rihtuna zines neilsn Shulgebduee:
| fir ben norbipeitIiden 9tiiritt In Or
| lfabrung 5u bringen uno bariiber 81
terihten.
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nnfdue.

--Soi. Wilen, q Sabre alt. syn6rs
mann Der II. g. grpreb gompnnp,
.ipohnbaft Ro. 749 garlisie ADe., futr
geiiern Rohmittdg be M<itern Mo..
tntldHs. als nnbe Der Yorf Strobe isin
pferb fhsuts unb burbgins. Wi1en
ipnrbe abgeDorfen nnb fnlimm pers
Iest. gr spurx, nahbem er bon einem
In Der Rdhe ipObnenben ArSte prbuns
osn ,porotn mar. hkiHsgebro6i. Das
piero apurbe sinstfansen. benor iptis
teres llnbeil onssridt<t iDcrben mar.
- Grnu i5raness TeIIsr, "a Sotre
alt. tpobnbdft Ro. 445 Dft 8. 4psnue,
tpurM seitern Rahmistog on btr s.
2lpenue unb Wine 6trabs, pom elmer
Gar Der golerGin Mpenue Qinis krs
abgeihIsubert. Sic fpurbe i'm MAscs
patrofDosen SO. 2 nab BEN itdbtiiGxn
f0fpitol ssbrahi. no Is fid ergab,
bab iie cine aopfipunbe unb Rontniirs
nen erlitten bate. Die WerIttlneen
Islbit finb ungtfdbrlih. ieboh Tam
Der oisqeftdnbene Gnreden tpentuelI
fur bic GreiEn Derbdnsnibpcl psrs
ben.
Die neun Sabre olte 1rieoo
Mnrfbau Don go. 405 GIifdbetb Str.
ipurbe stitsrn Mbenb an Der 5: unb
Central Mpenue BON nem. npm gbaui1
isur MItert Htadburn esleRfisn Mutpz
.usabil b<s Or 3. Wk 0sibiuoeiel,.
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30 lag Der biblif de Sis
noi2 Der lleberleferuug na9 gilt
Der Uhebel Mufa Wsoiesbers) als
Berg Der 9eiessebuns. Grft i'm Sabre
1916 tam Der beriibnrte RsiIenoe 2uoz
tpia Burdborbt burh feline JorItunz
gen auf eer SinaibaIbnfeI auf Die
gerurutbuns. es iet pislmehr Der
Dihebel GernaI ols oeue1rise an5us
iebtn, uuf bem Sobrpe ith ben Rinoern
Sirasis Dffenborte. Dieter annahms
itimmten aepfius unb Gbers BET, nab
renb Rnrl Bitter uun SifhenDorf iih
sugunItsn Der aIten 5ruolttpn erfldrs
ten. Die neuefen llnteriuAunsn fiih-
rem btsiigG1 Der Gage oes 8erses Der
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CHARLES 9enese, 20 Sabre alt, bon
&c. 724 Clinton strdbe, brad g.itern
Ta6mitta9 an Der gde Der Sbillito
rnb gotpman StraBe ploslih benubt.
tps 3ufamm.n. poHdntsn 9Iaubtsn, Der
iunge Wann lei obnmdhtig sstporbsn
unb rsquirirten patroltpagen 7, mel
der gens3e fhleunisit mad benz itGos
tiihen 5oIpitaI bratte. 6isr tonnt,
jeoo6 nur msbr Der bereits singetre-
tsns Cob fsitgeltent fpsrpn un6 bic
2et6e puroe nah Der ylorgue g.=
tra6t. Der Coroner ftellte sinsu 5sr8.
ihlde Qls 5obesuria6e feft.
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8. 6. Ghmib, mafer Slider zadten,
Dlrid 5aupt, gietor Riiaer=5 =5abriz
eius, s5rebt 4mbrogio, R. Slider
8rif6epsis, Sulius Staebter unS on.
eere.
Der 9id.tperfauf Sci Otto SaB,
4potbete, 0ine unb 2ibertn GtraBe.
8. S. 9beobalb, 8udbunb!ung. 1918
8ine GtraB,, unb IN Der &afe Des
9rasb Cat fereits 5esonnsn unb e2
empfielt fi6 5;se frii15sitis gu reier=
Diren.
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in oitl.r SsTion getpiuisungsn &c.
muht iperDen.
IS iousn oaour6 eriparnai. in be,
9Obs Don $4,000, 900 g.muht
nerDen.

Wdfbington. .. g., %. San.
DE bon ben Oemotraien eiueereitte
gorIase sur 5erabiebungf Der GiI.n=
uno Stahl30ae UNI 35 Bis 80 9ro3ent,
puroe am Wiont1g 4benb bonn Reprdz
'entdHtenbous, nit 210 g.gen 100
Stimmen anenommen. 3nun3ig res
publitdaIihe Sniurgerlieu itimurt.H
NIT ben Oemotratsn fir bic 8orIa9e.
Den 8eriufsn Der Republitaner,
oie 8orluge 5u dmenoirsn, fpuroe am
gtahmittae plosIih elm Gnoe eema6t,
als Repr. unotrpooo, Der syiibrer Der
RepubIitoner, iib peiserts. fpeiisre
NmeHoements sHtgegen 3u nehmen uno
oas oans atpdn5. bic 8crlase CUR 4bs
itimmuug 81 br!Hgen.
Die bret bemOtratifGen ReprGisns
tanttn bon COLORADO, Rartiu, Rudsr
unb JapIor, bic nit Der groben RE
button niht .in0srftanben tpar.n,
itimmten 9eseu oi: OeulotIatiits Utaz
ioritdt.
Die resuldren Repablitansr prptes
ftirten aufs Gnergiihfe sesen ben
S6lub Der Debate, dbsr neresbens.
Die 0orlage tplro I'M Senat .eine
quite Qufnubme finoen. Sie pirb b.m
Stnat am Disnitas 5usdben uub an
oas noHssaOmmIttee periDieien tpers
ben.
W6brtno bes 5agss tpurben Inn Re
prdfsntontsnbauie uut bic 8.rDilliz
sunssporIasen fir oas 6esr. bic 4dsrz
bous unn bic p,uiionsporlaae .ing.s
rsidt. 1iir bas Srsss sDepdrtsmeHt
tperben SIS, ,534 900 oerIongt, fiir oas
4derbau.Oepartsneut $l5 1886, $40
unb fur peniiORH ursefdbr $3.50 :
600. 600.
Repr. S.nrp, goriiber bes 6aus.
COMMITTEES fir R.ss!u, reifbte cine Rs.
iolutiOn elm, ber5uIolge tin aus isben
ReprGfsntankn deficiencies Hpu,mitts.
ernaunt tperben iou, Das ale unters
fuhunssn fiibr,n iou, bic tn iest itpes
benben ReIpIutionsn oeridngt peroen,
auh bk unteriuauug bss iognonnten
gelhtrufts.
Wnl. s. 9rpau. Der tiir3lih elm Ger
ipiirfnib nit benz Repr. unberpooo
bate, 1T fir bic 9.lotrnits llnterIu>
dung. bic R.pr. oenrp periunst, tpdbs
renb Repr. unosrpooo ongesen lit.
SIM Senat reiate lpdbreno oes 3d>
ges Gen. Briitop, pom Ronias, cine
0orlase Elm. bic, i,iHsr 4nfidt nat),
ipenn lie ansenommsH tperben ioIlts,
Der amerisaniiten punb<lsmarine
ipisber aufklien uno cine Rpnturreus
3ipif6en benz SssuH. uno Gifenbubn-
s5rn6tperlsbr pia ben ponnno@Runa
fhdffen fpiro..
llnkr Der 0oriaes lol bic Banana
aonnlsR RcmmiHion Don iiebeu ruf brei
Witslieber rsbuSirt iperoen. Tle Drei
RpmmifTdx foltn cine pouHanbige
anp.role iiber ben getrieb bss Ranals
yuzo bic Dsrlpaltung Der Ranol3oHs
uusiiben. Nne auslduoifden Sdiffs
jclen einen Dollar aunolgebiibreu fir
iebe Nsito sResiitsrtonne be5ablen
umerituniihe Shiffe 80 Gents unb
Riiftenfobr5euse 25 Gents pro Tonne
Die GiUutbiimer Der Gmeritami DER