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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
TRAPPED IN FRAUD PLOT
Man Arrested On Postal Swim
die Charge.

Charles Purcell. who admits p long
criminal record. was held in 10000
bail yesterday for the grand jury b.
United States Commissioner HoughtOn,
charged with using the mails to de-
fraud Purcell. alias Mason, was ar
rested yesterday at the Pennsylvania
station by Postoffice Inspectors O'Brien
and Entemsnn. Of Philadelphia, imme-
diately after he had shaken hands with
Albert W Webin and wife. who
alichtcd from a train from Nillarova,
Penn.
The WeblinS. according 70 Inspectors
O'Brien and Entemann. came over from
England a few months ago TO care for
the estate Of William Hepburn. Of
Nillanova. They wanted another
place, and soon after they had adyer-
tised in periodicals.. they said, they
got letter from Purcell, signed
Charles Mason" asking them 70 care
for the large estate of his sister in
Westchester County. y. Y. They said
he offered $50 a month and board, but
as they would have TO look out for con
siderable money he asked them to send
him a $500 bond.
The Ncblins suspected something
and got Purcell 20 send on his photo
graph. They took this to Philadelphia.
and Inspectors O'Brien and EEtcmann
arranged 10 tran Purcell. He was COM
mitted to the Tombs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
100000 LOST IN RIOT
Mine Strikers in Battle Re
sort TO Fire and Dynamite.

Fort Smith. Ark, July 17.-After
pitched battle between several
hundred striking coal miners and
sympathizers and ono hundred guards
stationed at the Prairie Creek mines
of the Mammoth Vein Coal Company,
near Fort Smith to-day, which ended
in the rout Of the GUARDS, tipplcs Of
three mines were destroyed b. fire and
dynamite.
The property damage is estimated at
5000. 600 SO far as can be ascertaincd,
no one was killed or wounded in the
fighting. which began shortly after
daybrcak and continued until late in
the day.
The rioters held the mines several
hours. vrecking the plants with torch
and explosives. Preparations are be
ing made TO send additional armed
guards to the mines tomorrow.
To-days rioting was q elimination Of
disturbance including the shooting
up of union mine camD, which have
occurred AT intervals since the contract
with the United Mine Workers was
abrogsted. last March. and announce
ment made that the properties would
be operated on an "opcn shop" basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
MILK TRAIN KILLS ONE
Nine Hurt When Engine Over
takes Hand Car.

Phillipsburg. y. j.. July 17.-One
man was killed, three others were
seriously injured and six more shaken
up, when milk train on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad hit motor-driven
hand car at Pine Hill Hollow, near
this town, this afternoon. Three oc-
cupants Of the car escaped harm by
jumping when the collision appeared
inevitable.
The thirteen men on the hand car
had just rounded a sharp curve when
the milk train. from behind. crashed
into it. The injured were taken to
hospital at Easton. An inquest over
the dead man will be held tomorrow.
No damage resulted TO the engine, and
the train proceeded to New York.
Garolo Cusk was killed. Those in
iured were George Rumbosch, Ernest
Lazsrich, Daniel Samarash, George
Dandu, Thomas Humos. Paul Morango,
Paul Morangotish. George Popash and
John hrtolanus. All are Greeks and
live at Lansdown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
Hudson River
by Daylight

Direct Rail Connections 10 all points in the
'atskiils. Saratoga. the Adiroudacks. the
West and North Music Restaurant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
TABERNACLE TO BUILD
Will Erect Auditorium at
Broadway and seth St.

After lying in an unfinished cond'-
ton for more than ten years. the
Broadway Tabernacle Society has de
Cidcd to complete tho basement OF
their church and cight-story parish
house at the northeast corner of
Broadway and 56th st. Haggson
Brothers. vino have designed the work.
have filed their plans with the Build
irg Bureau. estimating the cost Of the
improvements at $4,000.
The space is to be converted into an
auditorium, TO be known as Pilgrim
Hall. which will be used for lectures
and entertainments. The contract calls
for It's completion By the fall The
Broadway Tabernacle was begun short
~ after the society sold its former
property at the northeast corner Of
broadway and saith st.. now the site Of
the Marbridge Building. to Edward t.
Soarle mere than ten years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
GUARDSMEN OF
JERSEY TO MEET
Governor Fielder Will Receive
Troops-They Will Re-enact
Battle of Monmouth.

Sea Girt, y. j., July 1.-THE annual
encampment of the National Guard of
New Jersey viii open here tomorrow
afternoon, when Governor Fielder and
his staff will welcome to Camp Fielder
the LIST Regiment Of Newark and the
18th Regiment of Paterson. With their
arrival what is expected 10 be the most
notable encampment of the New Jersey
soldiery will have begun, as the mill
tary maneuvres this season are to be
carried out along extended methods.
The battle of Monmouth is 10 be re-
enacted by the New Jersey troops. The
disposition Of the forces will be deter
mined upon at q meeting of the Off
GERS with Major Edward r. Chrisman,
senior officer of instruction, tomorrow
night.
To work ont fully the problems Of
the famous battle-ground, the troops
will leave here probably on Wedncs-
day and return 10 the encampment on
Friday morning. The battlefield IS
about fifteen miles west o. here, near
the village of Tennent, where, in the
old church. blood stains still show on
the floor on which wounded soldiers
lay
The visit of the Secretary of War,
Lindley NJ. Garrison, next Friday, and
his inspection of the two regiments are
two things that make this seasons
encampment one OF Importance TO the
Jerseymen. Secretary Garrison will
come here with Mrs. Garrison as the
guests Of Governor ard Mrs. Fielder.
Vie will attend the luncheon which will
be served on the lawns of the execu-
tive mansion as a part OF the Cover
no-'s Day celebration.
The tents of the staff officers. the
brigade headquarters and staff Of the
brieadier general, the instruction Off
Ger, the unique sanitary kitchens and
the newspaper and telegraph tents have
been raised by the encampment reser-
vation employees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. July IT,
ARMY


Liea' Col p y. BUCK. Inf. assigned 9Th
Mai =. T.. LACEY. Jr.. 18th Inf. detailed
ia Quartcruastcr's Corps. ~ take effect
July -. Vice Maj. J y NORMONLE. q.
g, assigned 18Th Inf. 10 take effect July
-. Hai LACEY 10 Chicago assist nt
department quartormaster, Central Depart
Mai S. Il. ELLIOTT. 18th cav. to Will
iaWsburg. col. and relieve Maj. y. i.
MCLURE. 9TH cav. OF command %
squadron. l:lh cav. on Aug. =
MAJ :. = MURTAGH. Med. Corps. from
~. Mcintosh 10 ~ Scriven.
Ma. ". \ HOLHROOk. 10Th Cav. 10 Army
Service Schools, r. Leavenworth. Aug. 30
Mai y. r M'CTdRE. 9Th cav. TO Army
service schools. TT. Lcavenworth. AUG. %
a. an Instructor.
Cap, !. j. CARR. 7th Inf. detailed in Quar-
ternaste5's Corps. vice capt. ~. u. BIAS
LAND. Q g.. assigned 7th Inf: Capt.
CARR assigned rs a~sistant uartcrnss
ters base depot. Vera cruz vice capt ".
u. NOBLE q. 60. 10 Galveston.
Ffd Lieut. G. II MASON. signal Corps.
from Army Service Schools IT, Lcstcn-
worth. end proceed Via seattle 10 lair-
banks. Alaska. ~ officer IN charge. ~
Section. Washington Alaska Military cable
ana Telegraph system. ,icc First Lieut.
g. l. EASTMAN Sgnal Corps. 70 the
Army Service schools. ~ lra,en~ofth.
NAVY
Cap' o. n. PRlTTAIN. commissioned
. TAi~ y y. fl-l ifltblk. Mcl. Eff
orrg 10 Ie'ihr reserve Meet
Chid Mach =. I'ENAN. detached Utah.
% home and wait oidcrf
'h'"' MACH. y. g. HOWARD. detached navy
,nrd. Boston. 20 Itah
Com. ". ID. bro,herton. o. Nonadnock and
Monterey.
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs
ARRIVED
July 3, salem. a. Loboa Island
JuIr 10 Perkins aud -tcfet. a. Nev mort .
Buneau. ~ Bosfon. ffeific ~ Vera cur.
Dolphin. a. Indian il-ad and Washington
MAJ At Newpou Ncns.
SAILED
Jui, s.. potDnisc Ior.uiouth. = " fof
fhsiIedon. salem. TuApam for iohos lsl
ard
Uli, u. pe.kins anl +tereit llenpftcs1 HaS
inr seer part. Duo'au. &eNFof fof ~. ton D.
Nartsnireff. .offof for Trufi'f sound.
rorofah. o. J. - r D.J a. iud 60. Sol.
fo't fD washington safufn. Han Fran
cisno for Mahatlan. Dolphin. Indian Head
fOI Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Og,sisI Record and . orecas, .-Wsshing.
tor. July II The AREA q low bsrometric
rres,ure that vas over the upper laae region
Jhsfsdsy night has pSssed eastward 70 the
81 Lawrence valley. and during the iss,
fasnty four hours u Sss sticnesd by show
g. in the MIDDLE Mississippi add ono va
l.,e and 81 rcattefea points in the region
II The Great lakes snd tho Atlantic and
Vast Golf states showers 9fe ai-o -
,s,5tsd from the south ROcay Mountain 70
ZION The weather hss b<cein' considerably
eeoler la ths region ~ the Daeat Lake.. me
t5l,r,sr Hisaiaslppl Aalf.. the middle plains
sfsfe, and the soJfb Dfhy AouniaIl region
bns warm weather prevails scnffaHf
,hrourl ost the Atlantic. CUT ana Iaeinc
,safsz WIN the exception ~ vidflt scat
f.tsa eso~srs ~ the sosth AtiaHiic aud cast
900 sfstes and the sesih ROXY Mountain
,.gisn. tsS weather viz he generally 1911
ssf,fesy ana suadsy Throughout nc 'ouh
a., TstuperstUT>s viii be s5iur what loA'f
ea,oydsv over ihs southern portion ~ The
49,, fskes sDd fh1 uppef Ollo valley, ana
- essyrdsg night IN fne middle AiIaniC
.,.ts, M Ncu Ln.iane In oihef pafh ~
, =, le,guify te,sr@fztvfcs VII noi change 90
. idfelg dUring tbe nfzi s"i' eight hp9is
ft3,llt for Ssfgf1ay nn1 run4at- @"iih
tffsutle fffai ssryfhvest shitiug 10 NfM
q. tfsie Atianfic r,o0"fste - ifffh A"uth"' ~
800 .rssf. ssysfh Atlantic. nOdcfSe ." ff'th
,..ft ct e-cela bghi tsfbbif o. ihf J. iW
Tf4 .l,.sft f.nif fDNiffstc fsftaDi'. ppp'f
t.,. ..0Iefafs - Htah nfrt'fIt. loH'f
sslfF Jttb Nflterlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
ARRIVED.

,,,,,,ro,ket. cape Jsllson. Ne 20
etfsn., %orthern Paper CO. WIN l ,t,j,s
" - the Bull lnsulsr Line
- a., M Galveston July II. TO the s sou
- ~ ,.i,h rndse Quaranine' - ,be
,,i,y Of columbus. savannah Jun nd mdse
-, - = 20. with passengers anu
GTsT,.n'l1s' PSSiSdsIphia TO the clyde S Co.
Wi,h mase jacksonville July u and C.sr.sT.
ION l.. 70 'e o,,s GHTfi e. as m. - ~.
sna moss %>,.S,Ocr; News and NortolKi 70 '"'
cid Dominlon IS Co WIN T ptr, Maria and
Joseph OIL Ju,y II, to n. Atlantic, CO fru y,
20 o., win passenger and fru.t' 6Sa,araibo s.
zyJis ia Gusira July 3 itss pallet
H Ni.a, "a and Mayasuez II, 70 Iss u.s. raSss
20 Win ~ passenger mans
Bsr. : m ,Rn Caibarien July II; ~ % = mn M
,,rSson IS Line. with sugar pa
In. .o,on j.. Larrinaga cBTl Bnen nos PSiIs.
- Uosario H. 81. 1homss =, Rarber &
se,,,aia july and hes.o, 49,
- NAud nam Chicoutimi Juy o. o.
- 4,,dia $ co. with wood, pup
m Ger, wilmington. g. JUL, n,,1 Is'
HsrDu,s rdve & CO in ballast quarantine
si ,a,,ania OBJ Liverpool JAY s1, a5 so second
Acu,s, - GO. Ltd, with "a htsl' o. and
CuosTo - s.s sieerase passengers mal's anu
,rdse Bar 4:S0 M IL. N and Gren-
C r. T 1flG'asd sSiPpins and Trad
s:es H. 70 y,,s n: p passensers mails ana mdSe
Bsr 80 ? m >.,o-, News and Nor
FOLK 20 we ,,'Sse Quarantine, 30 70.
Iesn Bosa Gr.nde July ~ 10 10 M HOOK, s'54
s,'sr Line. With mdse sanoS num-
". Hook, y J, July II, r $50 rppouay;
- so.lth, light breeze parity o'1''
baIy of shore: smooth sea
c.n.ntbe fBr). Philadelphia
~ tre'se o1fsampton; Chinchs (Br)' P9nts
Sew orN "a Norfolk; Parma ,b1'
nI S Frsdn.s CNor, Bs, i,rTs Gro Gro
80 Norfoik: Mamma HstA' bsi''i''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
srr.MyRs AT FOREIGN POINTS.

,-,,,, Iuiv ls-Hortensius tSr)' Ne~ Sts,,
1 Tt,asr sS July is-1ndisn Prince 'Df''
,, Nt~ eng July Is-Inverclyde ODD Ne"
York Ma Sabsng. ,-.,o. opr) New
- Ill, iS-Jspsntse Prihce 'bi''
vo,t ia Eio De Janeiro. - 49,, yo-k
Lis,1 1uiv is-frsrklyn 'brl' Ne" III"
90, Natal. Melbourne. et-- -. vurr
- Juiv ieLOceailia tAusp. new i'A
,.,le IA n,s Juiy n-BergensfjoId CNor)' Ne"
York va Etreen , m, Seu York
"a ITiV I5-Indrani (Bn. Nokonams' CIV
a.. tscs.on ana New YORK. -. VI,
N,.,t1s Iulv i7-Kendshar Cbr)' Ne" i0'A
- Oran. ColOnbo, etc.
SAILED.
c,io,bo Iviv is-kathlsmta tBD rro'n
floiloi. New YORK. ,,.....,.
.,o-,oou,l,. Jul, i5-Scssby B0' montreal 3
i,fh Oakaood Or'. New foTh ~, 49,.
yokohamo, J-iy ls-Roysl FRINGE 'bf'' Ne"
HsNr.. July -Etonisn BD from Ant
verr, New YORK. 49,, u.
ove.psiown. July u. io.is m-Bsiuc 'br
0srorn I.,errooD. NNw York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar. July iS-Athinai (GreeD. Palermo
foy New YOrk ~,
6. Nlchaels. Jelly B-astoppo 'fsr,. Manila
ia colombo for Boston and New forH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
Close n. Y
$50 p. m

$50 p. m
De:,l, Sorss nina. Philippines 'Nier ada,
'vessmm,couverj-Empresss .S Of SsP Phiiip-
Hawaii. Japan. Cora - She. July 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.
LOST BANkBOOKS.

oST-Bank6ool 40. Gs5. 73i German saw
ings Bank 4th a.. and l4th St. issued 20
John y. Young, in trust for Elizabeth Young,
reward Write y. y" tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
BUSINESS CARDS
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING &C. -
cleans by compfcsfed air steam. hand or
on fooc 1858 Broadway iel East 18th ~
cor a. BRANDT Tel iSe 8iih
XIV YORK CARPET CLEANSING WORKS
Oldest, Ia .eet. Mott Modern
TINE RUGS W0N IN FROM Old CARrETS
Pfi,ts Reasonable send Cor circular.
Tel 49, iGr1 prNaut bf-s39 We-i 9th st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
nigh WATER.
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tn. Celtic. reported rs 81, mieS .Ieect'
sandy Iiook a, 6;to ~ yss,e''-'
Cd 20 doeA SATURDAY lo,s m expected 20
s..k SUNDAY forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
INSECT AUTHORIZATIONS

REDHIGe. nOACuES ENTtEMINATED
IN f"uf Tour. scientific method. ELG5lEN
Co. 5N wet 18th audubon 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WA NTED-Ah .dcs! WHO can think Of Some
simple thing TO patent? Protect your ideas.
they may bring you wealth Write for
Needed Inventions and How To Get Your
Patent AMI Youc MONEY" Randolph & Com.
rany. Patent Attorneys. Wash. ID. {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18

Highest temperature yesterday. ~ at :"
y M lowest. ~ tat l a. M. average -
average for corresponding date last year. -
average FOR corresponding date last thirty
three Years. -.
Local Forecast Fair o-day. cooler az
night, Sunday fair. fresh west Vinos'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
CNTSNktsrNlNSLINES

For cArSkILL. HUDSON. CoNSACttIE snt
way landings Direct connection with Cats
XII Mountain Railroads; for CAIRO; "a.
IENviLI.E, OTIS SUMMIT. HAINES
FALLS. TANNERSNILLE. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
hamilton. Norfolk oid ~ .,
Il A"'''' TUESDAY. JULY 81 oo
rRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

.Nan for Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse ''O''
ct q n m, Mcn0aH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
Weasel. Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port Of New York.
Friday. July ".

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun,,.. 40: sunset. 7'si. moon '''''
IA. moons age. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
Sribping Information and
Marine NeUs OF the World


to-day; cooler ut night: tomorrow fair.
New ,DcrseN. Eastern Hennst Nenia. pela-
ware. MARYLAND and District ~ columbia,
partly cloudy to-day. cooler at night TO
morrow fair
Weston New York. Western Pennsylvania
and Wca Virginia fair to-day ana to-mor-
row.
Virginia, partly cloudy and cooler to-day;
TO morrow fair.
local OfficiaI Record.-Ths following ON e.
ciAl record from the Wcatltr Bureau shows
the changes iIf the temperature for the last
twenty four hours. I'm comparison WITH tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
All Points
in the Catskill Mountains
and the Berkshires

Iusuriously appointed steamers leave Pier
81 ~ r. n. Christopher St. ~ Y. AZ
$50 T.. NJ. Yon,ers. 1880 +. NJ. daily ex-
cent SUNDAY.
saturday special.-fcavcs Pier IS. -. II
90 T. NJ. : Yonkcrs i:i5 T.. NJ
Time tables giving fun Information mailed
on request. or can be obtained a. All hotels
4 railway ticket Offices Phone 1907 SPRING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
COT NTRi.
Nazareth Hall wilitary academy
SCHOOL. AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors
Governesses etc. to Colleges. Schools and
Families Apply to Mrs a. j. YOUNG
FULTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18

lo,.,1.t Tor -psrisl Localities. -Iof
sl.tsfp Nss York and Nsw England. fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
Humidity,
Barometer Readings.

ss N 70 81 7. m "e.77 p m. NJ
United States Department Of Agriculture
weather bulletin: observations takcn at 5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18
HELP WANTED.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

Female.
"A NURSE Experienced Infants nurse
,arst., youuc woman. highest references
from lgst emplotcr Model AGen-.. if2 West
sA,l s.. Phone i52l Greeley.
Ercli.h girl. good COOK and general
bou..,..rL.r. best reference. ,IiV. couu-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-18

ClIAMBEEMAID--
neat foung girls. to
$3.50. excellent refer
Industrial s so iation.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
ieinen Iebten &ubeplob, 6as lit 6as
&eim ser regionolen @onf, 51t fin

ietnen- Iebten &11beplaB, 6as lift 6as
&eim Ser regtonalen @anf, 3u fit
ben.
Ius5ug.- Die @ortbeile Ser
fooeroIen @eierbeMHe forren fura
5uiammengefaBt nerben, als Mittel,
6ie a1geglte6erten 8anfen initonb gu
feben, lire Miiets raid in @aargel6
um3uieben, tire &eferpen fir 8trfu=
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Ser 8anf 5u berminoern; 1teuen Tint
lauf 3u iidern un6 oenielben ein3u-
l0ien, tpentt Ser 3med, fir Sen ct &C.
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al1s3uiiben. Dieie @eiebgebung NOR
fiert cine be6euten6e Men6er11ng 6eS
finon5ienen nn6 tn6nitrteuen SDitems
unieres 9an6es. Soils t@ trgen6 Ell
nem @ef9dftsmat11re in ser @rtennt-
niB Ser peit retden6en 8orforgen
na9gebolfen, lit ser 3pef 6iefer
@pnopfts errei9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-12
sDmopfs Der CURRENCY.
8iu.

@elegentlib oes 8anfetts, pel6eS
Der ct. CLOUD Commercial Club
am Mitttpo6 Mbeno LETTER Mo,
DE peranitaltete, bief Serr Us.
IS. 5nitb, 4aliirer Ser 5trlt
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oes 8%elebreaoen gar @ieles entbalt,
oarob mir Dieielbe gum Nh1sen nno
Grpnua1eu mnlerer 2eier IN ibrer lie
berlesung mie6ergeben.
Sic Matiolmlbanf : Mfte, melhe IN
1868 pollierte >uo in 1864 moot
fi3iert mnroe> lit felt fiinf5ig Sabren
1pelentlib ungednoert geblieben. Die
@riinoung bon 8anfen, sic oamals
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Morft fir Ser. Staten : 9on6s at
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didert merbe, INT 10 oie nnbeltanoige
uno 1tn%ge11iigenoe 5taatsbanf=Gire11>
Iation at perorangen. Gum CREDIT
ser Seritellung 6teier @eietgebnng
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fade lit einleu9ten6 bontpegen Der
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i5nIihen &a11oelns tpurben nns IN
ser Nanif 6es Sabreg 1907 erii6tli4.

lonIiden &anoelns uurben nns in
ser 8anif bes Sabres 1907 erii6tli9.
Die fo6erale &eierpe,Mfte, melfe
iiiinait pa51ierte unb bonn 3raitoe1ten
unter5ei6net puroe, 1T mabriheinli6
sic midtiglte uno faBltdite @eiebge-
bung, sic in Ser @eidi6te nnierer
Nation perfiigt tna1r6e. Ser Sitel Der
Mfte, @tablier11ng fooeraler @eierbe-
8anten por5uieben, einen elaitii de1t
@elbnmlauf 511 peri6affen, Mittel our
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lan1ere lteberiidt bes @anftpeierts IN
SEN '@ereinigten Stoaten 81 er5ielen
= erflart oos 1reue @eieb. Cine
tednilbe Mnalpie Der Sin piroe be11-
tie Mbeno nidt am Nlabe iein, neil
sic 3eit 6ies nidt erlal1bt nno neil
es ia 6o6 MIR tedniid mare. Die
anaemel1enen Yunfte uno iene, bon
6ener i6 claude, SOB tie am metiten
intereliren, min ib 10 fnr3 ols mog-
Ii6 er0rtern.
Organization. = 9as Sp=
5tem m1rbe gegriinbet bonn Sefretar
bes @@atamtes, bem @efretar oeS
lanomirtbi@aftliden Deportemerts
nn6 Sem @ontrolel1r 0eS @elorm=
laufs. Die Mfte 3iebt cine @intbei-
lung 6es 2an6es in ni@t peniger als
adt mr6 nidt mebr als 5m0lf Dttrttte
Dor. Sn ie6em 6ieier Diftrifte miro
ei1e regionale &anf etabltert, oeren
2ofotion Dem Organizations : @omi=
tee iiberloiien lit. Se6e Sectional
barf muB ii6 Ser regionolen 8anf
onfdlieBen ourd einen 8eitrag, Ser
feds @ro3e11t ibres einbe5ablten Sea-
pitalantbeiles nnb SURPLUS betragen
muB, 511 6em @apttal Ser foberalen
gonf. Dos @tnimltm &apital, nn-
ter tpeldem 6ieie @anf gefiibrt mer-
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f0innen, oann itebt Sic 8ilan3 6es
8etroges ser 0effentlidfeit our Ser
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