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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17

Die aDtbe Der grregung f4pinoet
aus meinem NntliB uno metn 9er5
fii6lt fi6 frant, oenn i4 ieRe, ME er
fi6 gu mrs. 5eatbsritone n%ieoerbeugt
uno a~ngelegentli9 nit ibr, Die 10 be-
reitpiaig 5ubOrt, plauosrt. SeOens
faGs amiiirt er iid febr gut, er tam
oeGtelno tofettiert nit ibr gang auBerz
prbentli6.
,8ie 6lei6 sic gepOrosn iinO!"
iagt Gbarlen JIoper, Der nit mir
tan3t. Sic BADEN 6eute 4beno gu Oiel
tan3sn miifen."
nSa, i9 bin ie6r miioe. SIT Der
nG6ite Sdn8 ni9t Der Qancier? Sd
m09te in Das Gepd4sbaus geben, UNI
mid oprt Elm fpenig aus3uruben. Sd
CLAUDE, Mr. Wac9onalo 6at mid en-
qugirt, aber i6 fam ni6t mehr tam
gen, unD penn mir tin fortgeben, 10
piro er mid ni6t finOen."
ga, mir ppQen geben. Qber gez
Itutten Sic mir, Dab t6 Sbnen Sc
IeQI4aft leiIte; poQen Sic oas, MiB
Glifforb?"
N}r. 5loper 1T in Oieier @tunOe
mad benz Ra4te1en bebentli4 3drtli9
qeporbsn.
vRt6t um Qles in Der Welt! 8us
piirpe Mrs. 2sit6 iagen?"
%, bieie langpeilige Mrs. 2ett5!
QuFen Sic mid BEL Sbnen bletben!"
ng3ein, i'd bite, bleiben sic nt4t
fei mir, Sd babe ioI4es 8opfDe9,
OaB i'd gerne gang alein iein m04te.
sic f0nnen 3uridfe6ren uno mid
Eolen, tpenn bic Sour poriiber it,"
.0as t6ut mir Ie6r lei0, &ann
i1 Ss6nen ni4t @tpas boten? 8telz
lei6t elm @lus 56errp? SIT ss audi
fi6er, OaB sic gang uGein iein MIDI
ten?"
ySSu, gang geniB!." l1nb er ge6t.
0os @etpG6s6aus it0Bt ni6t an
Den 86Q5aul, ionDern an Das 5rii6S
Iiiids3immer j%enieits Der 9aQe. 9ur4
lie ofFenen 3biren fam id bic ges
pdmpften Some Der Muiit 60ren uno
Die ii6 ore6enben neiBen uno rot6en
Sarlatans unD Die Sanger ME
i6par3e S6atten ie6en, runo uno
runD, ME in elmer ME enoenoen 3rets
mii6le.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17

EoundtsgMHs, Soma. 2 3aas.
Goueors, R.s0., 10 StuHbtH.
SsH5,r. Colorado. p 5dat
Detroit, Bi6.. ! SAG.
Gdlottou, 9tras. 2 Gage . SturSta.
6orrisbura, 10, 3 5uHotu.
6artforp, Connecticut, Y StuHosH.
indianapolis. Suo., ! Iag.
aadioH, 9iififppi, . 5aas.
SddiOnoiqt, 5loriOa. 1 5o1.
RaHiass6it0. Wiiouri. . Rage.
Eittls Rod, grfauiag. / 3aa IS Gturoc&y
4ouis0iat. RI, ! 5ao ? 5tuuotn.
Wtmpbis, 5,rn., ! SAG 5 StuuotU.
05obils. alabama. l7oa 3 5tuuotg
ROriOIi, 0iruiuien, II Stauotu.
gr0sCrltaHs. Ga, l Saa 10 StuuDtR
6taot 8slU=9orf. 5 StuuOtu.
Cmoba, gtbras!a, , 5ag,.
8ortl1HO, TloiHt. l 5as.
9ortlano, Oregon, 5 3aQc.
philadelphia, 30. 3 6tuuOeH.
9ittsburg. "a, II 5tunotu.
9ro0io,Hcc, RS, Is Stuuotr.
8alti0b, 8.sG.. 10 Stun0eu.
St, G0ui5, DiHouri. | 3aa 6 Sturb;n.
e.. 9oui, Wiuntiofd, 1 Sao Y StruotS
San Granjiseo. Gaf., 4 Jalt Il StunSta.
SOo,ia, 9auia5, . 1aat.
Bottom, 0aF., Is StuuotH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17
Mirhintter. INN strnhnrriIe.

6ol8enOes itnO Die uuf ben itoatli=
den @aagen fir 9eu, Stro6 II. +. IN.
geItern er5ielten Yretie:
SefIi6e 6eutpauge.
9eu.-3imot6p $13 Big $16, &leez
6eu $14 pro Some.
@tro6. - 0ei3enItro6 81 Bis SO,
8~og9enitrO6 $12 bis $14,5O pro
Some.
Mai5-pro SAB $3.50.
3orOneIt Hide 6eupaage.
9eu.- 3imOt69 $14 Big $16, 8teez
beu $14 bis $15 pro Some.
Stro6. - @ei3en7tro6 So Bis SO,
8oggentrob $14 Big $17 pro Some.
MaiS-pro SAP $3.50 Bis 1878.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17
misunderstanding
Sefcntlifer Mnttiomss Serfani
ant 10. Gupember 1909
DSittaaS IT ubl

oil Crt uuO Strlc pou 81! Nfr Gam, in uor}is=
libtm Eultur3utauot, 3 Mtileh Dor Baltimore.
oil Der bon 8aipburg at Der 9etairsRoaO nab
:Roitoolc an Der 4bildOtlpbia=8olo- i~ubrcuOtn
GouutpsRoaO btltscu, l Mejlc pom elcttrii6er
9abu, ,;u, 4umpe nit uic ucrit0cnOem 93afer
I'M ooic, Jri3tc pcri8itOentr @rt uui Der 6arn.
aOrtfc: !. -. 4us, 8oitOale 3. 2, @alttmore:
Gountp, WD.
60. !. nj IL, @uttionotot
1918 20-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17
Ori norif cnthnm ;n nerfnnieu.
3u ucrfanfen lit cn=Saltimure

3tnt prd1tiaeu jiutit6diqcn oduisr al G~sniuoor.
Nutnue, 3ipiitcn 6nirmountsAOc. uno 6anette:
Strlbt, tH @duitrQcDicrt pom 9atteriou=Qarf
Si,s iino pbnt 3ipeiitl bic nm Yeittn gtbautcr
0duitr in Baltimore iur OGs 0elD; cntbalttr
itbs 3iurmer, &aoelimmer uHo G%orrinorc, Joni:
ont mooerufttH Ginri9tuuQcn, eiuiblitblib pcs be.
ten SDiftns pom ~Ylumbiug" mo AbJuQssRanal,
Observation-Disclosures NM zlreppe, 0ranolit!ibt
5trracc NM Usrbsfertes StraBeupflaitsr. 9runo-
inns 1880 pro Sobr.
Gewdro 3. Gallagher
9dumeifter.
CSdulS9 8r, 2638, Gf=8altlmorcsS Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17

., 8odefeler, 8eo. S,8oulm unO
5. S. 9iG. - Weitere Pldne oes
Spnoitats.
9tttsburg, Ya., 16. ytuu.
Die n4oft" bringt Die Nd4ri4t, Elm
@pnoitat, beItebeno aus So6n ..
RotefeQer, George 5. 8oulO, s. s.
6iQ uno anoeren &~apitaIiiten, babe
t6utiG6li9 bic Gontrole itber ben
6ta6ltruit erlungt. Die grtper6ung
Der ,Renzgorter Gentralbu6n" uno
i6rer 3peig6a6nen Our6 Die Rodez
feQer : 8oufO1den Snterefen erfolge
6e6uf8 6Droerung zines Planes, mel
der fi8 Die grlangung Der @ontrole
ii6er ale @iisnbabnen pon Dem 8eIten
nab Der atlantii4en &iiIte, eini4lieBs
li8 Der Baltimore : O6io : 8abn"
uno epsntueQ Der rpenniplOania
8o6n," gum 8iele geieBt babe. Die
les projett IoG neiter Ni6ts alS cine
8ef6Gft5transattIon ietn, tpel4e bds
Spnottat unternommen bat, nm it6
bic Gontrole iiber ben 8a6nDeriu nDt
ce5 gr0Bten 9roOu3enten OerNelt Ger
Limited States Steel G~orporution")
gu fi8ern unD gleid8eitig 8orts6runz
gen fir oas unge6eure 6ru6tge76dft
gu treffen, pelfes ii6 our4 Die Sim
fii6rung Der rWabaf4 8o6n" in oaS
9itts6urger &o6lenz unD @ote>ReOter
cntnideln nirb. Sem Qrtitel 3ufolge
1T Die 3eit ni6t me6r fern, penn oa5
Rofe feQer : 8oulo Snnotfdt BEL eli
nem&Fe gegen Die rPennIploaniaz
8u6n" bic enorme Sonmn3u6l Der
Sta6ltruit : grobutte unO Der Pitt5z
burger &o6len : gompugnie alS MIDI
tigite 8unOesgenofen in's 5elO fu9z
rem fptro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17
8ultimorer gffettenb0rie.
Ber;At.t fin BEN .Sutia,u Solr,ipoustrt,u' our4
). @m. gtlooenoDrf ( Go.l

Baltimore, Is. Nobem6er.
:. 0m. MiooenDorf &c So. bere4z
men fir 6ranc5: 8antiers Sratten
auf 80 Sage 5,239, auf 6i6t 5.2O3,
taufmdnnii6e auf so Sage 5.234 big
$3.50. 8ei45mart auf go Sage
9433. @ulOen auf so Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8antier8 auf 60 Sage
4,795, uuf Si6t 1881, faufmdnniI6e
4,792-4.8O,
9ertoufe ouf Der 6ieT8en Gffettens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17

6al3fleii6: pro qfuno, gan3e
@4uItern, en9Iii6 geI4nitten, Bic;
gang tur3e 8ippen, 84c.; @eitenz
iped, 94c.; gon3e 2ei6itiite, 1O3c,;
zS6ultern, Ole; Sugar : gu
RED" S6ultern, ST.; S6inten, 14c.;
Obne 9aut, 12c.; 9icnic, Sc;
nMeB"zS 6peinefIei7d $14.00 pro
SAP; S4mal3-in 3ierces, gut rafz
finirt SIC, in6GFern &c.
&uffee: Notirungen iinO, pie fOlgt:
d1f Der Bats DON 6! Gents pro
9funO fir Rio g}r. 7; Santos Tic.
Biz 113c.; Wdracai6o 9fc. big 124c.;
SABA 19c. Bis 23c.; Motta 18c, Bis
1916.
8er6iteter Raffse: 6. 9. g., in aiz
ten lie. pro 9funo; in 8ii6ien unb
SGten, reiner Sapa, 32c. Biz 323c.;
Sooa uno Mottu, gemif4t, 273c. Bis
28c. pro Pfuro; reiner Maracat6O,
22JC. Bis 23c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17

CBsribtt fir ben s9sutiasn 6OrrtirOuoent,u'.l
8dlttmore, 16. Robember.
Me9L- Die 6eutige M}e6l3ufu6r
belief Ii6 ouF 1882 6dIIer, elm
i8lieBli6 2165 5d7er gu Occult
9otnt unO 1862 6GFer gu Canton;
8itenOerianOt PAT 6dTer. Die g}a6z
fruge 6eidrGntt iid ouf feline Guam
titGten fir ougenblidlt4en 8eoarf bei
fnInpnnen Mntir1tnnpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17

25c. Big &c.; runoe Riiben, pro 8us
f4eltiite 20c.; Spinut, pro 8uI4el
30c. Bis 4Oc.; &%rons6eeren, pro SAP
$500 bis $500.
@rDceries unb 8rDbtto D.
mem.
Raffinirter 3uter, pro 9funO: gez
piirfelt, 5.46!c.; pulOertIirt, 4.963c.;
@tanooro 9ranulirt, 4.863c.; fein
granulirt, 4.863c.; @rpal, 4.863c.;
Columbia q, 1866; gel6er, 4.2Oc.
Bis $50.
Butter. brp Nfltnh:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17

. r. = OeuIl9e YuTtI5UTUVI
1869 8u1del; aus Den GleOutoren
3uriidge3ogen 7O72 8uidel; @orrutb
in ben @Iebatoren 1874 8uI6el.
@erfduFe: Elm @aggon CIR. 2 tpeiBer
gu 40, elm @aggon CIR, 8 peiBer gu
394l, 8eiOe i'm 9efdngntBbofe.
6eutide ShIubrdte:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17
2u perfdufeu:

40 aftr, ) Wtileu non Baltimore, al Der g.
& G.=@lbu". Suite @cbduoe. 8utt Semitic ODER
@ttr1ioc=6orm. 3u ~trirugtu bel 5 III y.
cannon, fir Iruitces, GalpcrtsEuilOing.
Nff141M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17

80 s.-9ie beutige Wais3ufu6r
betrug 1882 8uf6sI; gerIanot BON
ben Glspatoren 1928 8uI9el; 8orz
ratb in DEN @labatoran 412,920 8u=
i6el. 9ertGufs: 5000 Ir. 2 tpeiRsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17
9(uftiunS=Vcrfnu

9lu9 8atulpg bes groBen 8orrat6a
pDn Murmorz uno 8rdnit : Wloz
numenten, @rabiteinen, Stutuen,
Mdrmorz unb 9ranitblDden, Nr.
ia, 716 uno 718, Weitz8altiz
moreeStraBe nm ben Ha4laB Oes
oerftorbenen QuoDtg 9tlgartner
ab3ui6lieBen.
gpir lpcroen Mittm d.. ben Is. Nou;m6cr
1913. gormittaqs 10 llbr, al Srt uno StGle Den
uanitu bort beiiuOljbeu @orratb dui 0iientlibsr
@uftion pcrtaufcu. 6pl0tnO 1T Die Eiite Der ftrs
tiacn 9rbeit ans 8lrrcz, GuIncD=, i~UsitIidtu,
idottiibem. Battlefield, SuO%6aroltnds rnO DlarD=
lauoeNranit:
4 Mouumsntt nit &rcuien;
10 6ottdqe 3Npnumenfe, nit ODER obnt Rapttolru;
- 6ottnoe!Dlouumentt nit Srsujeu Ootr Irueu;
u SartopbGocu;
T. 6jrabitcint;
- 5uB= uno Tenftttne;
Il NamtHfcine o0tr Stuteu
uuo cine 4n5abl Stidt in 8obmdtcridl
Aus italisniidem p(armor, %rtguldrsr Yorratb uHO
Statuen NM ameriflutiben Stutuen:
= Wpuumcnte, 6ottdgt unO SartOpbuger;
100 @rabiteinc;
oroB, uuo tleiut 5tatutn, llrncn uno @aitm
nm oicle auOere nab DiadB gsiGgtt Stiide Rob
u~lateridl.
- Warmor=Sdminc.
Rltdloqe duf 6riudcn.
Rcniu0unQen: 9adr.
@barlts 9. 3iIpurtntr
Mn0rcw iIqartntr
9attiiOR 4 @abun,
t3102l Iuftioudtortu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17
Sarleben nni GrnnOeigentbnm.
msEu Sbr 6elS acbrnmht,

r. p,no.i sud al mid. Tui4t 9arlsbtH. ati4t.
Mud,ablunu.H. 9trihWit9.ubtit. 6ptiisas Grltids
ttrunatn sisltn W0ndt fir anItibeu DON S uno
mtbr. Or r. R"rtmtr, Rr. l20, ROrbspatGa5tr.
rWail6lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17
SrfGrOerung BON PDfIn6en.

2G.lge Der erforOerIi6en 3sit our Grs
rei6ung Der Oeridieoenen Be-
itimmungsorte.
rlntenItebenb lit Die ungefdbre 3eit
fir uebermittslung Der gOftIa8en bon
benz 8altimortr YoIt : 8iirsuu mas
ben 6auptIGdIi4,n einbeimii4en un6
uustpdrtigsH Stdoten bsp3eidnet.
SnIano.
4tlaHta, Ga, 10 Stunotu.
Nnautit=Gitp, RS, 8 5tuuosu.
erontlen, re-, g StuHptH.
BURLINGTON. 9ermont, II Stuubs1
buffalo, R.s9., Is Stuuotn.
Cape Ncp, Rs, 6 6tuHSeu.
Gbdrltfon. 6.=9. 10 StuHOtR.
GbitagD, 5us.. l 9au
Columbia, $50. II SturoeH.
Cincinnati, CbiO, 20 StuNoe%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17
StcQcngeindle
9 teIItatIuh

5ftIIt9tIu6
Gin iuRatr Scutibcr iu6f Stcluua ns Shnci.
Der: bat Gr'abrunQ i'm 9fQ,ln. Mun ~apreifre:
9oicpb Ro!ar. gtr. a07, Qennipfpauia= Npcuuc.
t32l-3l
5tciItQs d
Sin Otutiber Waun rWaib:niitI ;ubt 4cibQfii.
gunQ. Glbjrirasen int 0r. 500, g0citzgc,z Strabc.
CHA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-17
&stlangt in %MNaemeinen.
9eutIdes Qrbeits : Ra9tpeiIunq8z

8ireau,
Hr. 2l9, SiO=S barp=S traBe, uater Der 9uifht Der
rSeutibcu @cicnihuft" - Sicieniaen, ipelhe bent.
itt oannrutrtcr, @gttittr uno Sicntboten III bes
lbdtti9eu iDtini6tH, lpoaen f6 peri0nlib oOtr il;
i%rantirttn Srieirn an Den Aocnten Der 0cieai6oft.
9cbanH :. Wt eDer, Nr. PIG, Sio. Sbarps
Strabc, iUtnocn, iptI6cr uu,utqcltli6 qustunft err
tb.i!en miro. @ircun=S %tunoen bon l bis ) llbr.
CHcr28 laD
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Niebm1rftc.

G6tcago, Is. NoO. - 8inO0ieb
mar 15c. bis 25c. niebriger; quite Bis
bette @tiere bra9ten 400 Bis $50,
ma9ere Bis mittlere 3.25 Bis ATS,
&i6e 1.25 bis 40, 8dG6er 200 Bis
1925. 69neine tparen Itetig unO purz
ben bic meiften 8erfdufe 3pii6en AGO
uno 4.8O a6geT6Gofen. 66aufe ma
rem 15c. Biz 25c. nieoriger; CUTE Big
bette 8et6sr8 6ru6ten 3.75 Bis 4.25,
quite gemi76te $50 Bis $50, 2Gmmer
400 bis $50.
9ittsburg, ga. (tnion 6tod
garDS), 16. Noo. - 8inooie6 mar
%nieOriger; b06Iter Preis 500, nieOz
rigiter 300. @Hpeine naren glei4z
fans niebriger; b06fter Brets 4.95,
niebrigiter 400. @6aafe naren tie
tig; b0diter prei5 400, nieOrigIter
1.5O; Qdmmer bra6ten $50 bis $50.
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qnitmnrfcnsN genturen.

Ser1 QteOUe SidOIlpeIIe, IN tpel6sl
PoItzDertbiodsn b~srfouft
tper0en.
Wtlbal5, G.. 2. Scott.
9orf=Rooo gurHs1 3. 6apbinator.
Goriut=GDeuus urD parriioutrabt Robert e
Z. 81.
e. Strabs urO sa1tiHqoonsgD.uue - qOuig
S,inDonar.
EranQtUint oiram Pinible.
Gorts2pirut uuO5 obniOr=Strase - q. p. 6.
S6ciDt.
g. unO SOuabsstrabe, 6io6lonOtofUn Samss
9. 5ruar.
CraHotoint 8cerQt Zen.
@r. p, luiur=aoenue CDooDbtrr0) Glartrc
7. @iuiums.
proaopag unb SnIttmortsstr g,Orqt s.
Ba9.
unttr=5tation gcnui5loanier @abns - g. &.
prouu.
Eambeus5 tatiou. pgaltimor,sC btss9abn.E
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01Ke!


At sseifs tl ausIGuSs beiorst iHHsrbaIb "a StuEAsa
II btbtutsaA herabs;isFtem Brelie
@pAarl 8atnE-
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Mn;elaeu. -3m BerfamieH.
GhrnsCrnrI S2h.

GfepsCr9eI S25;
Soc. 9aor NM sos. pro g9o6c. 0t6i's Qiauo.
Saoen, Nr. 1901, Slioz6barltsz, ode S~Sumburgs
StrdGe. C2$3-
GIcsdntts Nianino SOS;
ictrib $3.50. 0cht's 9iauo=gdOen, Nr. 1901, Gios
6bdrlcs=, Gdc oamburQ=Stt. C53-)
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u sIunb b.

Bremen, Etatiblauo, Q SdQt.
p sHos Nbrts, Nr1cntinitu. % sag
6aIi>tta. 9r~itiiB.9uoitu, 30 Saos.
StHerora. 9rjtiibs@uiaud, 16 7aet.
6oHQzR0Ha, Gbin1, . 5oat.
Rinaitou, Samaito, ) RAGE.
9]iotrbDcl, Gnolauo. : @lqe.
pujtrr, S6Dtil, 10 Sage.
staOt Wtrito, Wtrjfo. 5 Iass.
9Iostau, RublauO, u 3aqe.
Banana, Der. Staat,u BON Colombia, ! SasL
Qoris, Frautrtib, 8 Sage.
Cutbtc, GarnOa, , Saqt.
Rio be S%ausiro. graFlitu, 25 Saas.
Bonn. StuIieu, 10 Ta0t.
81. a0bns, NcufurOlaub, 4 5nas.
Ct PETERSBURG. 8uSlaro, u 3d1e.
SpoHsp, UutraIitu. 81 Gage.
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4rn0ufteHz Warft.

1lntenife6enoe greiie be5iebsa fif
auf ben Grgros : 9anbeI; fir ben
&~leinbanbel muB ein entIpre9enOer
Quf9Iag gema9t perben.
6arm : 8rooutte.
Qe6enbes 9efliigel, pro qfun6:
iunge 6i6ner 114c. Bis 49,; ate
6ii6ner 10c. bis lie; @nten lie. bis
13c.; Puter lie. Bis 14c.; Sau6en,
pro 9aar zoe. Bis Dot.
Gier, pro 9uBeno 21c. bis 29c.
9lepfel, PRO SAP $1.OO bis $3.50;
Srauben, pro 5 9funO>&orb 13c. bis
1885,; 8irnen, pro 8orb Doc, Biz SOC.
9emIie: &artoffeIn, pro 8uI6el
60c. Biz &c.; 3piebeln, pro 8uT6el
45c. Bis &C.,. @eiBtObI, pro 8onne
$1,000 big $14.0O; 8%opffaIat, prQ
8uI9elfifte 35c. bis &C.,; 3uderrii6en,
pro 8iinbel 19c. bis &C.; tomatoes,
pro &orb 25c, bis Oc.4; qriine
8obnen, pro 8uf9e1 $1.O0 Bis $1.25;
Garotten, pro 8tite 3Os. Bis 40c.;
2ima6obnen, pro 8uf6elfifts S1.25
bis $3.50; 8%lumenfo6l, prD SOB
s. bis $3.50: Seaerie. bro 0nbenb
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(5ortfeBung fotgt.)
Gin Jinan;zC ftOpns.

@tu6ltruIt untsr GontroIe pOn So6n
.. 8ofefeler, SEQ. S.8oulm uno
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-07
STATE FUNERAL FOR
SPANS DEAD PREMIER

Madrid, Jan 6.-The cabinet at 4
meeting today decided on state
funeral for the late premier, SeEOr Sa-
gasta, who died suddenly yesterday
evening, similar to that of former Pre-
mier Canovas del Castillo.
The funeral services viii take place
Wednesday at o'clock in the after
noon. The remains of the late premier
were conveyed to the chamber of dep
uties this afternoon. King Alfonso, ac~
companied NY the duke of Sutomayer,
prayed at the bier. Immense crowds
have passed before the coffin. which
stands IN the lobby OF the courts
Senior Sagasta's last term. OF Office
OvertaXed his physical strength. He
persisted, however. in holding out. and
often used a stimulant before attending
the cabinet councils or addressing the
cortes. After his resignation of the
post of premier his weakness increased
rapidly, and when he was compelled to
take his bed last Saturday his physi-
clans had no hope of his recovery Dur
ing his last hours Senior Sagasta was
only kept alive by the administration Of
oxygen and heart sti-nulants- He died
possessed of a very small fortune, and
without leaving viii.
The demonstrations Of sympathy here
and IN the provinces have been remark
able particularly among the lower and
middle classes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-07

as existing evils and as dangerous to
the public good, and, while mindful of
the rights of both employer and en-
ploye, adjust them from higher
standpoint, namely. for the good Of
peace, and life and property. When
a large strike is settled we delude
ourselves with the thought that no
more will occur. We should contem-
plate them as likely to again occur
with the same results as in the past.
Without criticising employers or en-
ployes, without blaming either, we
should so legislate as to prevent the
recurrence of these disturbances"
Referring to the insurance of chill
dren, he says:
4 heartily concur in the opinion of
the insurance commissioner that a law
should be passed limiting the amount
of insurance on children to a burial
benefit and fixing an age under which
they would not be accepted ss
The governor recommends some adj
ditional legislation be passed for the
protection of children who, he says are
too young to work in factories but
are employed in coal breakers, slate
and stone quarries. He says:
Il heartily concur in the opinion of
the factory Inspector that it is incOn-
sistent to prohibit a child of u years
from working in al factory or
mercantile establishment and al
low him to secure employment in more
dangerous and undesirable places"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-07
LAW TO PREVENT STRIKES
Governor Stone of Pennsylvania Urges Compulsory Arbitration and
Also Measure Limiting Amount of Insurance
Upon Lives of Children

ARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. 6.-The
Pennsylvania legislature organ
lied today, the Republicans hav-
ing majority on joint ballot of IA
This assures the reelection of United
States Senator Penrose by the joint
convention of the senate and house on
Jan. 20. In the afternoon the gov
ernor's message was presented.
Governor Stone devotes considerab BILE
space to the recent anthracite strike
He says that the strike of the an
thraeite miners and their associate
workmen was the most important and
far-reaching event of its kind that ever
occurred in the state and that the eX-
penses incurred by the state in con-
nection with the disturbances caused
by the strike win exceed 81, 900, 600.
The governor urges the passage of
a law to prevent future labor disturb
ances, as follows:
-In my judgment a compulsory arbi-
tration law could and should be passed
for the settlement of difficulties be-
tween employer and employe. Such a
law is entirely constitutional and feas-
ible, looking upon strikes as injurious
to the public, harmful to society and
destructive 10 life ana property. They
are generally settled after all harm
has been done. Why should not they
be settled before the harm is done and
before large losses occur to life and
property? We should recognize strikes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-07
THE ALLIES HAVE REPLIED TO CASTRO
AND IT is VENEZUELA'S NEXT MOVE

bitration Great Britain will aceede.
The conditions attached vary slightly
from the original proposition but in
the judgment Of officials here the diff
ferences between the allies and .Vene-
zuela in respect 10 arbitration are
much diminished and there is warrant
for the expectation that the case Will
now surely go to The Hague. The
next step will be a reply from Presi-
Dent Castro.
Later in the day a separate response
to President Castro's last proposal
came from Germany. In many respects
ii was similar to that from Great Brit
ain and, like that. il named certain
conditions regarding the matters under
consideration upon which an under
standing viii have to be reached
before the case is submitted to arbitra-
ton. Germany's answer. like that of
Great Britain. has been sent. to Presi-
dent Castro through the Intermediary
of United States Minister Bowen at
Caracas. If the latter conditions sug-
gested by the two allies are accepted
by Castro, and the hope among officials
here is that they may be, it is expect
ed that a meeting win be held in Wash
ington between Minister Bowen. repre-
senting the governments of Venezuela.
and the ambassadors of Great Britain
Germany and other of the allies to pre-
pare basis on which the arbitration
of the issues shall proceed.
Washington, Jan. 6.-The navy de-
partment is informed that the gun
boat Marietta. which has been in the
port of Curacao for several days, TAX
ing coal and provisions. left that port
yesterday to resume her vigil in the
harbor of La Guayra, where she has
heen looking after American interests
for some time past.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-07
CASTRO FEELING GOOD STEEL TRUST EARNINGS
Enormous Net Total, As Shown
by Statement Issued YeSter-
day, Is $l32, 1852. 900.

New York, Jan. 6.-The directors OF
the United States Steel corporation to-
day declared the regular quarterly div
idend Of L per cent on the common and
80 per cent on the preferred stock. A
financial statement was issued showing
net earnings for the calendar year.
with December estimated. of S122. Coz, O00-
The net earnings for the quarter end
ed Dec 81 were sS1. 1873. SIS. an increase
Of S1.579 200 as compared with the same
period Of 1901.
From the net earnings for the year
deductions are made Of S24, SIS. IS2 for
sinking funds, depreciation and re-
serve funds. and for q special fund set
aside for depreciation and improve
ruents; Of $15,290,G00 for interest on
bonds; Of S3.040.000 on sinking funds
for bonds. and of ST, 052. 500 for interest
on the stocks. These deductions leave
undivided profits amounting to S33 S41-
565 for the year, applicable to increase.
depreciation and reserve fund accounts
for new construction and surplus. The
cash on hand is S54. IA. 106.
The board amended the bylaws by
increasing the number of the finance
committee. and Henry c. Frick and
Robert Bacon were elected members OF
the committee The board approved the
plan reported by the finance committee
Tor pTofit-sharing and subscription to
stock by the employees 1t was report
ed 10 the board that the plan for stock
subscription was being well received
by the employees and that within three
days after the opportunity TO subscribe
was given. more than 1900 shares had
been subscribed for.
J. Pierpont Morgan was present at
the meeting. although il is not his Gus
tom to attend meetings Of corporations
when they are not held in his Office.