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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-30

Ser englif6e Nrbeiter muB bic
2eter ettpas berabitimmen. eSn ben
9rafI4uften, b. /. ben lGnbliben
Babltreifen, iinb ipablbere6tigt:
2anOeigentbiimsr, bur9 @rbf6aft,
beren 2anb jdbrli6 einen M}inbeit
ertrag BON 5lpei pfunb Sterling
brin9t, GtgentbImer (ouf Qebensz
5etD nit flint pfb. grtrag, @rbpG6z
ter in glei9er Meiie, 3eitpG9ter, auf
so Sabre Dber mebr nit flint pfunb,
auf 20 Sabre nit finf3ig Bfunb
Sabresertrag. eSn S9pttlano unb
Srlano tit Der Genius etipas gerinz
ger.
eSn gt6bten unb anberen @raf=
f4aften iinb tpablbere9tigt eSn6aber
pber Mietber: BON 2dnb ober Sc
i9GftsrGumen nit minbeitens aebn
Pfunb Sabresnertb, bon Mobn6duz
fern. 0ienitnobnungen, Waietbsrduz
men, fir Die, ipenn nnmDblirf, Der
Wlietber nenigitens 3ebn Dfunb
Mtetbe 5ablt. Ser Mufentbalt muB
tpenigitens 5pDlf Mpnate ununter@
bro6en itattgefunben baben. Utietber
miihen allidbrli9 i6r @eIu6 INN @inz
tragung in bic @abGiften erneuern.
Nae gintpobner miifen Communal
iteuer be5ablen, Inn in bic elite au
fommen. Die 8etbeiligunq Der ,fleiz
nsn 2eute" an Der Wabl 1T fpmit febr
erf4ipert. Gs befteben ferner md,
pribtlegten fiir bic @rabuirten, B. +.
alle Die auf ben ltniberfitGten fib siz
men afabemilben 9rab erpprben haz
ben, oenen eine befonbere 5timme auz
itebt, Die alIo bel Der Wa6l afpei
Stimmen abgeben biirfen. eSeber
Wdbler bat iiberbies bas Re6t, in iez
oem Wabltreiie gu pGblen, mo er
grunb nno 8oben, 6dufer ober
Vtietbsipobnungenn beiiBt, unb es ift
ibm oaber Die MDgli9feit eeboten, ba
bic Wahlen nt9t an @inem SAGE
1tattftnben, bon &reis au &reis au
reiien Inn an iebem betreffenben
Srte feine Stimme absugeben. Die
3abl FOLDER mebr ols cine Stinme
be1lbenbsn Mdbler ipirb auf etipa
10000 angegeben.
Dian eriiebt bdraus, baB Der Sc
bdnfe Der aagemeinen gleihen geredz
tlgnng, Die bic Ser. Stddten, Deutfd@
lano nno 5ranfreih in ibren Wablz
geieBen anertannt bdben, ben griten
ME 9eldufig getpefen lit. Die unteren
&laiien iino erft na9 uno na9 gu
ibrem He9te eelanet unb 9lne nod
ni9t in 8oQbefib beiielben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-30
gprgeidllageues atmenbemsnt sar Contribution
pnn Chin.
Munieipnl-a -atafitfifatipn.
Gei es bef6Ioiien bon Der General giiemb
beg @toateS Shto:

Gei es befGIoifen bon Der General aiiembI6
beg 5taates Sbto:
Settion 1. 9aB ben 8dbIern bes Stao.
fes ON eriten Sienltae nae9 benz eriten Montag
tperben foa. ben atrtifeI 13, Section Der gons
ftitltton ees Staates Sbio gu anlenbirett, 10 6ab
oertelbe fo!eenoermaben lanten fou:,
ugItttel 13, Sectipn 6. Die GeneraI Mis
ientblD lou SllrcD augeTeine @efebe 8Drfebrltrl<
gen treften, flr pie Srenntiatton bon Gtdoten
ineorgortrten 9rtthaften unb g8eiIern unb oe,
ments, @elbanleiben, gontro6irune bon S1uIs
ben nno 8erpfdnoun9 ibres Credits befbrdnfen
nm ben @tiBbrauD FOLDER G5elpaIt gu berbiiten;
in nid1t riebr, nod tpeniger nI5 brei aIailen
elntbetlen mag uno tpenn folbe @intbeilllng
eor9enommen miro, 70 foa bic 8laififation
toeldDe cine gepIIterune bon nlebr aS @inbur.
aIaffe tsia. ale etdote peIdle eine seb1Ifernng
ipeniasr aIs fnfanba aanfeno 1{v 5aben ipg
fouen StdSte Der 9petten &laie. fetn; aIIe artbe.
reT fogen @tdSte Der oritten @laiie fein."
tenaen Raebes set Oss ss sSa' r 0ue as bic
gtimn8etteln bic Morte oeraeid5net babben: bbbe:
Watnicipal gIaiitfifation gtlelIoement, gesa,
go;treH, icuen auf ibren Stinlm6etteln bic
8ortc ber5ei3net babe1; v0hnicipal glaflifis
cation Qmenoentent. @o."
sriten Gage bes Sanuar 1904 in @raft treten.
SO. g WscRinnpn
Spred)er beg Seprdfentantenbaufe
S. Is. alr6er
Tempordrer 8oriiBeiber beg Genats.
slngenomnlen am %. Sitober 1902
@ereinsts Staaten bon slmerifaA gbio,
Office oe5 Staatsfefretdrs.
SO, GENTS g. 2abIin, Stoatsfefretdr
beg .Staates Sbio, bef6einise biern1it, oaB oas
8oritebenoe. ei1e genaue slbf0riit ,ener bon Der
SentraI MtfenlblD bes Staates Sbio am 22 Sfs
tober y. 9. 1902 dneenontntenen geineinfdbaft.
Iiden 9tefolutton lit, fpie foldbe in oenr Sriai.
nal. rotofolle, oas fi1 iest i'm 4rdoibe in oiefer
Office befinbet, entbaIten ift
3um 3eugniB 9eiien, babe idb bierunter neis
men ysamen gefeBt ltno mein offieieaes Gteael
beisefii9f, IN Columbus, am 27. Gage bes So
niIar u o. 1903.
Gemis 2abIin,
Gtaatsfefretdr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-30

oas es in ben 8ertrGgen nit 5ranfz
reid unb anberen Staaten gema9t
bate. Oarduf fonnte bic Deutl6e STE
gierung ntdt ein9eben uno ItiiBt iid
babel duf tpieoerbDlte, Bel anoeren
NnldKen 9ege6ene @rtldrungen Der
engliI6en Regierung, DuB Die gHpz
MEN 9roBbritanniens ais 8ebiete nit
eigenem 3Ollipiem gu betrudten ieien,
unD baB es i6rer Mabl Dorbebaltsn
bleiben miiHe, ob lie etnem 4bfpmmen
bes Mutterlanoes iiber 9anbelsz unb
3olangelegenbeiten beitreten pollen
ober nt9t. 9iefem grunoIdBli6en
Stdnbpuntt Der groBbritdnnif6en
Regierung entIpri6t es, DaB 0eutfhz
Lamb @anabu ais eigenes 3ollgebiet be-
banDelt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-30
gsrssihlassnss Enhancement aRr GonHitutioa
ppn Ship.
Gsuuts 2setaatur.9iifritte

Gel es bef6IpiYen bon Der General afemblp
beg Stadtes S6io, -(nnter 3nitimrHuHs BON BRET
Siinfteln aner ertpdblten WdtgIieoer ieoe5 pous
1eS), oaB ben Stimnaeberr beg StddteS Ohio
am erIten 0ienitae na6 DEM erften Wontag i'm
yeobeutber 1903 eiil 8orfdlag uHterbreltet merS
ben ipu, um Section 2, sIrtifeI II, Der gonfls
tuition oes Staates 10 6u amenotrer, odb lo6e
eecfi on 3, @rtifeI 11-Sebes gouute,
tpcIbe3 cine, Der Sdlfte benannter 5fnte gleid)z
prdfentanten bere9tigf fem; ieoes Gonntn, lpes
Dies bendnnte State uro oret 9ierteL Oaritber
entbdlt, ioa 5u 6tpei 9feprdfentanteR 6ere6tigt
nal entbdIt, foq au brei &eprdfertanten bes
rebtIet fein, H. T. ip., illbem eS nab ben erIten
8lpet, cine ean3e Raie iir, eben terueren &es
ion.
@ection q Sci befaeter a8abr Iouen Die
slmenbeutents 5ur sectton 2, gtrttfeL IL, fnh,
auf ibren Sttnm5etteIn bic gSorte oer5ei1net
9aben: sAmenoement 3nr SecttoH 2, Arrfel
H. Ser Gondttitution = .gss+ uSo oteienieen,
oppontren, fo1en onf ibrer Sttmm5etteln bic
Worte oeroei6net haben: @menoement 5ur
SettiGH 2, @rtifci II Der GcHftitut'ca &o"
90. g. McatnnoE
Spre1er bes HeprdientaHteR6oufes.
S. g. Slr d1er.
Nrditoent oeS senats.
gafItrt am 6. Waai 1902.
8ereiniete Gtaaten ppn s(nterifa, G6to,
Office bes Staatsiefretdrs
SD, 2eipis 6. 2apIin, Staatsefretdr
6eS GtaateS Ohio, befd1einiee berntit oaB ou9
fhaftliden gefNlufcs ift peIcber bon oer Sc
neral sliemblb oes Gtaates Ohio an .. Mai
1902 angenonlmen irltrbe, bon Dem Srenalz
Brofofoue, .tpeltbes jebt i'm slrbtoe oieier Gfs
ftce ftb befinbet. coptrt III.
8um 3engnib 9eiieu, babe ic6 bierunter mel.
men yla1nen gefest nno inein ofiieteIe5 gieeel
belgefiat N Golumbns> am 27. Gage oe5 Sas
human w. g. 1908.
2enis 6. 2abItn
ES+nofSisfretGr7
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-30

fiiniten fir aue Gtoatsa nnb 2otaz 3pede in
[oIper Beife tretfen, aIs biefeI6e flr gut bes
fnben mag. 3ie Gubjecte Der GeiteueruuD fiir
Staatss unb 2ofoIs3pede fplen floffiti5trt pers
aue su0lecte OerfeIben aiaiie feiN mo nur
ahf 5ab fteuer5are Subiect ge8ua hnben 9iur
8egrdbnBpIdse, 0ftentIicbe S6ufbduler, Sdus
Isr EcI9e ausidiiebli1 gu aottesotenlti!d,en
gen gbarafterS, 1ffentIihes @ieentbuat oas
auSf6IteBiid fir ptentltdDe 3pede benupt mtro.5
S petfSnles ggtnaRnI 5s gu e'asnt 8fges m
leoe5 Jnotoiouurl, noaen hnrd aleemeine 8e'
tese bon per geiteuerune onseenomnen iper.
ben uno Der @ertb ale5 70 auSgenomnenen
oltentii@ befnnnt oeeeben iperben, ute oies
bonn @eiese belttrnnlt treroen mag.
9ei folder &abl oIen bieientgen Sttt1tinee'
Der, ipelte fir Elm oltpeS @menoemert 81 itirs
men tpiini1en, anf, ibren gttmnt6etteln nle
@orte oer5eid5net baben: "2agatiqH 4menbe'
ment"y pges", unb bieienieer, tueIbe loctem
5etteln bic gaprte per5eibnet baben yGaraticn
Sc stion Sisfss @ gmenben,snt ?, .. ION am
70. 9. Ncsinnou
Spreber bes GeprdientuutenbauIes
garIQ. Tippert
9rdiibent osS serats.
@reenonlmeu am 30. apriI 1902
gsreingte staafen bon arerifa, o6io,
Office bes Stoatsfefretdrs.
sd, Qetuis 6. 9abIin, Gtdatsiefretdr
oes StdateS Ohio, beicbeiniee bierrItt DAB baS
Soriteben6e eine 9enanc 9lbf9rft etner BON ber
@eneral @fem5ID beS Gtaates Ohio dut 49,
Npril q. 3. 1902 an9enotnmenen eereini3aft'
Iitben 8eIoIutiou 1T, lpe ioIdbe In oeul Srieia
nal.Qrototolte, bas f1 ieet int 9lr6toe in oefer
Office befinoet entbalten lift.
Bum 3enenis 3efen, babe id9 .btsr1tttsr mel,
Hen Ramen geiest unb mein offtcieIles Steeel
hetgefa9t, tn Columbus, am 27. Gage oes Zoe
HuHar U. .. 1903
2emis 6. 3untir,
Gtddt3l eiretGr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-30
8rr9eialasenes amsnbemcmt Sur gcafitGtiun
rpn SDip.
ein5s!baftbarfeit fir attipaare.

Sci Ies befdbloiien bon Der Generat stiIembIb
oes StaateS Ohio:
Section 1. Sab ben Gtimmge6ern oes
Staate5 Sbio Gm erilen @ientag na9 Dem ers
iteil Wsontas I'M Gobenloer 1903 elm Scrjbtaa
lirlferbreltet peroen lol I'M Section g. 9lrtiiel
XIII. BET Gonititutipn beg Gtaate5 TO gu anells
otrer oaB iol1e pte fpet lautet:
9lrti.sl XIII.
Gee on 8. slbeabeu bon Grtoat8G orposa.
jtlpnen fouen ourd lpIdbe meittel ipte Tie bnD1
sGefes horgefdreben, eeiibert merben, aber in
telnem tSaile 1nl lr9enb ein &ctiondr iitoioioueu
tien.
Section @. gei eenannter @aft iouen
oie 2Sdpier, neldoe 81 @ntften FOLDER 4nienbea
menis ta 5li lilmiien tpiinf1eil, af tbren Gtimms
5effeln ole anrfe ner3eidbnet BADEN: .fSor finale
liahilitb amendment nno bieieniaer, iperdbe
tol1em Mnlenoemenf opppi1iren rodgn flllf ihrgTt
2gnbIsetteln bic 98orte ber5eid5net BADEN:
"AgalHlt Jingle ltabilitp amendment"
8. g. Mcsfinnon
Spte@er oes Heprdfentantenbaufes
GarI2. Ntppert
Br1bent oes Gendts.
Taffirt am 30. 9lpril 1902
Bereirtiete Gtaaten bon slmertfa. Ohio.
Sfflee oes Gtaatsfeiretars
SD. GENTS 6. QabIin Gtaotsfefretdr
6es Stnates Cbio, 6efdDeinae biermit, onb oas
gorifepenoe cine genaue Mbfdritt eifter bon Ser
Uenerai NlleMblp ne8 Gtadtes Ohio am go
y MMprll Y 2 1902 angenominenen eetneinf1aft,
%en Mteoiigi iff ME foI9e n oes Ariei
9fttee bsftnoet. entbalten ift
BUN 8eneniB 8efien, babe i'd bieruftter meis
men ysamen gsiett iiitb metil pfficienes GieasI
DsigeIaoet .,s. " ~ Moiumbus, am a. Iaee oes So
aepis 8. easItn
StaateastxAt6Is
= -
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Uus ser lDocl,e.
msit mto Seben unfer DER Gupe
eoiforielIer 8etrahtun9.
Eife 8erTtara1ttB Orr attngurn
Ialle.

Msr bic Iiagdrdz6Glle nod einmal
IN i1rer gun3en 8rabt uHo ,SerrIi6z
felt feben min, ipiro fi4 beeiIen n1ii5s
fen, Da Der Snbuitrialismus In feiner
linerIdttIidteit i'm 8egriff itebt, Diefes
I60nIte dller Raturpunper unIeres
8laneten aus3uI9la4ten, 10 bdb in
lpentgen Sabren ni6t me6r Diel Ddbpn
iibrig fein ipirD,
Das beiBt in i6rer gan5en pra4t
tam nan bic beriibmten Sydlle, Die
ollldbrli9 bas Reiie3iel BON 9unbertz
tauieaben bon begeiitertenGaturfre
ben iinb. ichon ieBt nidt mebr ieben.
8eridiebene tnoultrieae ltnternebz
nllingen baben ibnen bereits ben ieh<
item 9beil i9res Wafers abge3apft,
10 buB man i'm leBten Minter, als
audi mod elm @isitau ober6uIb bon
8pat Sslano Ii6 gebilOet bate, gum
eriten Wedl 81 SUB Dur9 ben nImeriz
fullii6en San" 81 9eben bermo6te.
Die Mn5apfung Der gtiagaraz5dle
ion nanme6r in melt rai9eren3empo
betrie6en iperber. Qu6 BON Den impoz
ianten Wuiiermafen Oes r@auabiIden
5alles" piq man in nd6iter 3eit einen
9roBen 5beil our9 einen &anal 5u
tnbuftriellen 3tpeden ableiten. IuBerz
hem itebt man i'm 8egriff, etne ganae
&n5abl bon &andlen gu bauen, Die
aus oem etnen pber dnDeren Der grDz
Ben Seen ltnge6euere WafermaKen
ablsiten iperben, 10 baB Der 2lusfluB
aus ben Seen IN gan3 anDere Wege
geleitet unb fir Die 5dlle ni9t mebr
piel Wafier ii6rig bletben pirD.
50 tpirb ALIEN NnI9ein na6 bereits
in penigen Subren ben Nta9araz5Glz
len elm dbnIides 96idIal beI9ieben
ie;n, ipie Dem beriibmten, Dor penigen
Sdbren nod nlalerii9 f90nen unD
rpn1dntiI9en Minne6aba@5all BEL
WeinneapoIis, bei1en berrlide SIutb
tpGbrenb Des grOBten 56eiles oes
Subres nu9e3u Deriiegt 1T unb in
tpel6em MIR mod Elm oiinnes 8d9lein
tpte i'm IeiIen &lugeton 9ernieoer pldtz
i9ert, no b;s9er tmpoidnte 8uferz
rraHen iid5 pon Der iiber6Gnsenben
a1ippe l6dumenb in Die feliige Siefe !
ftiir3ten. (Weftl. Pof) |
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31ladserpt ner Gtintpnunrrer.

902it Der gtetp Norter 0eutI6en Sc
feu19uFt iprt6t Die q. 3. Staats3eiz
tung in SplgenOem Elm ernites Wprt:
Nd6bem IS bur9 eifrtge Neitation
aelungen mar, bte 8e6anblung Der
Gintpanoerer auf @Qis Ssldnb ettpas
menfdentpiiroiger 51 geitalten. itRo Die
8eamten tpieber na9 unO na6 uuf Den
alten Meg 3uriidgetebrt. Wir MAIDEN
unIere QeIer 'beIpnDers auf ben SSaQ
bes iungsn 8riinbler aufmertfam, Der
Qls unter &prtrdft importtrter Irbeiz
ter 5uriidgeT6idt tpprDen tit, obglei9
ni9t bic gertngfte 8ere6tigung fir
bieie 6anblungspetie borlag. 9as
@erbrehen, bas Der iunge Wunn be-
gangen bat, beItdnD in Der pffenen @rz
flGrung, er babe ppn ictnem in Bennz
Iplbanien lebenben 8ruber etne Ssd6rz
farte unb bic 3uIiherung erbalten, es
iperbe ii9 9ier Qrbeit fir i'm finben.
Dieter 6aa itebt ni9t beretn3eIt Du,
er lit Dielmebr tppif9 fir bas 8pr=
ge6en Der @inpanberungs gsz8ebDrben
unb fenn5ei6net ebenio tbre llngere9=
tiafeit mie ibre 9rauIamfeit. Be-
bauernsperfb lit Die 9batIahe DAB
eerube iunge beutf9e @tnfpanberer
perbdltniBmdBig 9dufig BON bieiem
5nidfal betroffen iperoen, tpeil tie
nicht 3Dgern, often ein5ugeite6en, oaB
lie NIT Der ouf Mittheilungen bon
sSreunben unb gerpanbten gegriinbe=
ten 0offnung, bier 8ei6dftigung gu
firtoen, bierberfommen. Die in W6aHen
unlangerben 4rbeiter dnberer g1atipz
nalitGten, bon 0enen un5peif fel9uft
Diele unter 8ontratt importtrt tperben,
i9liipfen fret bur9, neil ite BON Den
4genten gut initrrtrt itnb unb ben
8earnien fagen, iie tpiiBten nibt, ob ite
8eidaftigung finDen ipiirDen.
0iefe S6atfa6en iinb I'm 10 Dthtiz
ger, als aerabe iebt bic beutI9e Ginz
panberuag ipieber in Der 3unabme
begriffen lit unb ba6er Qnitrengungen
gef1aht iperben Ipllten, bieie8etpsgung
i'm 8ange 5u erbulten. l1nD babel
Drdngt ii4 natiirIib tpieber bic Syrage |
aaf, Of bic 9eutT9e@sIeGi6aft, tpel9e !
bie Sb9ut iiber bic beutlden @intpune
berer iibernomnen bat, tbre Pfli4t |
t6ut. Nir bebauern, oiefe 5page ber<
neirlen Su miHen, obglei9 mir niat |
MnItdnb ne9men, gu erfldren, DdB Der |
@ertreter Der 9eIeQI9aft auf Gais |
Sslanb alles t6ut, mas in ieinen Rrdf@ |
ten iteht. Mber feline &rdfte reihen
bel Oer 3una9me Der beutI6en ginz
fpdnberung unb Bel ben Dpn ben Be-
amteu angetpanbten Met6pben ni6t
aus, unb Die Deutf6e GeIeai6aft
fOlte baber ernitlih erfpGgen, ob tie
ibnt nidt einen afiiitenten geben muB.
Mngefihts ber bielen llngerehtigz /
feiten. bic absr serabe gegen beutfde
giniDunberer Deriibt iperDen (unD 0d=
al rshnen mir nidbt nur beutfde
ReidSangeb0rige, fonbern alle Gin=
ipanDerer, tpel6e fi9 als Oeutfhe fiib= |
lsn), ipdre es bod an plabe, ipenn
bic Deutfhe 9eienidaft einen enersi@
fnen prDteft Bel Der Hegierung segen
bie tpillfiirlihe, graulane unb unge<
rehie 6nnbbabung bes gontraftarbei=
ter @eIebes einlegte. Das Direftos
rum Der Gsielf1nft beitebt aus MGn@
1lern, bic bus nit gadtbrud t6ut f0n@
rstn, Anb ipenn man bic Dinge ibrer
QGaf nebnen unb nah iDie Dpr beutz i
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DsTsef@lAgents Mmsabsment sur Gpnnitmttos
pDu Ebts.
Wehsusrnna.

tes Gbio befdbIoifen: DaB ben Gtimnlaebern Bic,
les Gtnates an erften Dienftag nan benz err
1fen Waonfdge i'm Nopen1ber 1908 en gpr(dIng
fels XII Der @onititntipn bes @faafes Gbto All
'amenotren, 70 baB oerieIbe foIsenoermabsa Iaii.
Mrtift XII.
SeeticH 2. Die General MifembIr fou
Eqrlebrunnen fiir pie Mufhrinnuno brn- Gin.
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9ll6ert Champion, ber frun30Ti4e
Robler, 1T Der erfe Mann Der @elt,
Der nit einem Mptorrab eine Meile in
lpentger uls elmer Minute surIdlegte.
0leie 2eiftun9 er3ielte sr auf Der
Charles Giber parf 8abn, unb er
3ut bdbur6 iogar ben bon Gbarfes
W}urpbD eraielten Recorb gelchlagen.
Champion legte bic W1eile in So AIS
Secunoen 5uriid. MlurpAp er5ielte
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feline bette Qeiitung binter elmer 2ocoz
mpttoe Der Song SSslanb 8abn. MGs
Champion feline gerabeau i9aurige
5abrt beerbet batte, mar er nod ni6t
einmal bamit 8ufrieben, Gr iagte, er
bdtte eine mod groBere 99nelliefeit
er5ielen fDnnen, faQs feline MotDren
in por5iiglt4er @erfdiIuns geipefen
ipdren.
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Idle Gintparberer sraufdnl ltEb lt1gs<
rec6t bebanSstn Idbt, 10 erfiiIlt Die
Deuff6e GeFeLlI9uft nidt tire feier@
lt6 iibernpmmene Pfli6t.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. Nov. 2s.-Spot cotton in
active demand at full board prices. Hold
crs are supplying the demand freely. They
evidently consider IL Lice. satisfactory
price for mddEng Sales $3.50 bales, in
Guiding $500 to arrive.
In response to the Improvement in Liv-
erpool and New York the Cotton Exchange
committee advanced prices sc.
In the future market today bullish
sentiment controlled the trading; news
from both Liverpool and New York was of
the most bullish character and encouraged
longs to increase their buying orders in
anticipation of a greater advance. At
the opening prices were 10 points higher
than yesterdays finals. Private cables
were to the effect that the Liverpool
market had received large amount OF
stop orders from frightened American
shorts and also that the spinners were
calling for November deliveries In conse
uence OF fear OF a corner in the No
vember- December position. The English
market seems to have become converted
TO the long side, for in spite Of the i'm
provement that has been seen for two
days, both spots and futures showed mod
erately wide advances again. The local
market closed firm with prices only point
or two lower than the highest level of the
day, the net gains being 13 to II points.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2s-Cotton futures
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Nov 28.-There was nothing
representative of influential financial scnti-
ment in todays dull stock market. the
dealings being confined to small opera
tons by room traders. The minor indus
trials we're relieved from the severe pres
sure TO which they have been recently
subjected and were inclined 10 rebound
gains of q point OF upwards being the re-
suit in q number of cases. The general
list failed 20 respond to this influence
and there was q disposition TO sell fol-
lowing tho appearance of the bank state
meat. which was favorable. THIS move
meat was trivial as were the Others and
the market closed firm at a recovery and
not far from last nights level IN any
cases. The gain in cash by the banks
was only about half what was estimated,
but The decline in deposit liabilities was
effected by the loan contraction OF s6.3e4,7
Geo. The resulting decrease of $1,i45,350
III the reserve requirement helped out
the surplus TO that extent, bringing the
increase in that item to 50 213.S50. eS-
tabiishing the excess over the legal re-
serve at $G.12a, 200 compared with S1e,.Se,-
300 a year ago and 1SS.4A,57o two years
ago. Additional gold was received by to-
days incoming steamship and reports
ifplil Londoh ihulCdee prospect tA9t psi I
of S3.oo0 600 to arrive there next woek
will be engaged in New yorS. The week
/ y Bank cleavings indicate that the shrink
age from last years level is still confined
to the four large speculative ccnters in
| the East, while the three largest cities
in tho West and South and the ether
jc;tics Of the whole country continue 10
show c,earings in excess of last year.
The tone Of the weekly reports OF the rner-
camille agencies was considered ercourag-
ling rs TO the agricultural distriota and
the mercantile and distributive lines, al
tnougi, the manufacturing and industrial
hranches are in a mood OF discoura cement.
Bends hare been dull and rather irregu-
+ lar II harmony With the tishtness OF the
money market.
United States new as declined 4 and
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crpool was the bull factor all that fall
and prices went up yery~rapldly between
Thanksgiving and Christmas. AS long as
Liverpool Keeps so strong there will be
no chance of a setback here. We do not
look for any break before the government
report at any rate. Next week We will
have both the census and the usual De
cenber Sd estimates by the Department
OF Agriculture. These reports are expect
ed to be bullsh. Upon the degree of this
bullishness will depend the next move IN
prices. We continue to believe that the
crop il almost a disaster, and in CHER
prices later on. But we believe just as
!lrrnlv in the ACCESSIBILITY of taking profits
on these upturns. and evening up pretty
we'll before the Bureau report That pol
icy always pays in the Ing run and losses
made the other way are sometimes heavy.
There is nothing in the cotton situation
10 make one sell cotton short. Avoid that
side by all means. The crop movement
promises TO be ahead OF last year by De
'cember 18th.
stinated receipts for Monday At Gal
weston 1900 to 10000 bales, against 49,
GOO lalcs last week, and 5,792 bales last
year; at New Orleans $4,000 to 10000 bales
against 1851 bales last week, and II ,585
bales last year; at Houston $4,000 to $4,000
bales. against 1890 bales last week, and
1892 bales last year.
WARE & LELAND.
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No womQn ever admits outside the al.
v9rce court that she drew matrimonial
blank.
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COTTON OPENS At
SIX TOTEM HIGHER
Ten to Thirteen the Best
Prices Reached.
THE CLOSE is FIRM
And the Figures Fluctuate Around the
Opening vaIues---The Grain Mar
ke.s are Easier, Longs Show
ing Disposition to
LiqIidate.
THE CLOSE IS FIRM
(By the Associated Press.)


New York, Nov. 2s.-The week in dry
goods closed quietly, but with an ever
hardening tendency to prices. Few open
advances were registered, but good
many lines have been quietly marked up
and prices which would have been accept.
ed q week or more ago, are now peremp-
torily refused by manufacturers, many of
whom refuse to quote prices on deliveries
very far ahead.
NEW YORK COTTON.
New York. Nov 2S-The cotton mark
ct orencd firm at an advance of to 10
points on higher cables than expected,
and continued cold weather in the belt.
Following the call it showed some further
frmness with the active months at one
time about 10 to 10 points higher and
December showing special strength in the
absence of offerings as result of moder-
ate covering. The other months. how
ever, eased off little after reaching the
higher level under realizing. but about
the only sales were for long account, and
the general undertone continued firm with
prices fluctuating around the opening fig
urcs.
Receipts at the ports today 74,7s5 bales,
against G6.36S last week and 65,217 last
year. For the week 500, goo bales, against
377 6a3 last week and 326.071 last year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans were IT,
221 bales, against 290S4 last year. and at
Houston 1868 bales, against 5000 last
wear.
New Yosx, Nov. IS Cotton spo, closed
quiet points lower, adding upland, II 81
gut II. 10 sales Ih s'sles
Futures op ned nrm and closed
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Original Rate, Without New Examination.
]. D. Doushall, Manager, Raleigh, N. C.

2's. IS and the old As 4 per cent below
he closing bid of last week.
Total sales of stocks today 1i3 500
shares, including Atchison 1850; Balti-
more and Ohio 1925; Canadian Pacific
1850: Louisville ana Nashville 1900;
Norfolk and Western coo: Norfolk and
Western. preferred, 100; Pennsylvania
',227; Southern Pacific $3.50; Southern
Railway 400; Southern Railway prefer
red, 7o0; Union Pacific 1880; Sugar To-
SIS; Tennessee Coal and Iron 100; United
states Steel, preferred $500.