Christian herald (1913) (14579231787)

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Title: Christian herald

Year: 1913 (1910s)

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Contributing Library: Christian Herald Association

Digitizing Sponsor: Tisch Library, Tufts University

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decide to abandon luiclaim for heavy war indemnity. --The oiwning of the fiscal year finds the treasury in a pros-perous condition. The onlinno government receipts for thetwelve months were $723,782.(121. as compared with rrr^ f$G91.140.4ftri In the fiscal year 1912. The onlinary ■turod for 1B13 amounted to $683,099,692. which was $:sgreater than the ordinary disbursements for the fiscal yeni I.l-.Thus the surplus was $40.083.2»». as compannl with a surplus of$30,336,830 for the fiscal year 1912. The receipts incivascti allalong the line. Customs receipts rose from $311,267,347 In 1912to $318,142,344 In 1913. Onlinary revenue receipts collectiblefrom tobacco, liquors, and similar sources Increased from $292,-9R.%,004 In 1912 to $309,477,913 in 1918. Corporation tax re-ceipts grew from $28,688,102 In 1912 to $84,848,870 in 1918,while miscellaneous receipt* incrcM««l from $68,346,999 in 1912to $01,213,793 in 1913. Pagm 658 THE CHRISTIAN HERALD. July 16. 1913 rHE GETTYSBURG REUNION

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! SECTION OF THE GREAT REUNION CAMPON THE FIELD OF GETTYSBURG rHE greatest reunion that the oldboys of the Blue and the Gray hadever had or ever will have is over.With fine precision the programsriat had been arranged were carried out..lembers of the cabinet, governors, senatorsnd generals came and went in the streamf visitors that represented every type andvery class of American society. Therevere speeches and congratulations, and theiir was filled with the music of many bands,lut the set programs and celebrations wereIwarfed into insignificance by the reunion;pirit of the mighty gathering on the field;)f Gettysburg. On the 29th of June, thelosts began to arrive; twenty-five thousand theirst day and through June 30, July 1, until seventyi;housand veterans of the North and South were in:amp together. The first two days were rather try-ing ones for the soldiers of 63, on account of theintense heat. There were several prostrations andtwo deaths were reported. But this was consideredas l

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