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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-22
CHURCH MERGER.
Representatives of Three De-
nominations to Plan Combine.

Pittsburg. Pa, April 22.-Forty-f five
delegates representing the Congrega-
tional. Methodist and United Brethren
churches held a. meeting here today to
discuss the union of these denomina-
tions 1t is possible that a name, in
cluding all the denominations involved,
will be chosen provided satisfactory
conclusion is reached in reference to
the proposed union. The three denom-
nations have a combined membership
of over 900, 900 souls. If a plan of
union is decided on it will remain for
the various denominations involved TO
ratify the action of the convention.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-22
WALES IS CHOSEN.
Will Serve on Royal Commits
sion to st. Louis Fair.

London. April 22.-The appointment
of the Prince of Wales on the royal
commission which is to represent Great
Britain at the st. Lotus exhibition will
be made Al the special recommendation
of King Edward who thought he could
thus best demonstrate his personal in
terest in the exhibition and his cordial
ity toward America. generally.
John Redmond, the Irish leader. was
invited to be one of the Irish members
of the commission. but his many en-
gagements necessitated q declination.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-22

only the escaped prisoners who viii
consent to tell of the abuse at the
school. The only way to get evidence
against Charles is to summon some of
the former employees and compel them
to tell what they know under oath.
Charles is said to be slated for renov-
al by Governor Bailey as soon as an
other man can be agreed upon for the
place The state board of charities viii
probably appoint a new man within q
shen,.f time |.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-22
Arrested for crime six Years old.

Bloomington. III, April "a mes
sage received here today from st. Louis
stated that Annie Cotton had been ar
rested there for the murder of her hus-
band here six years ago. The crime was
the most sensat tional in local history.
and search for the woman has been kept
up unremittingly since. Hundreds Of
elews have been secured, but none
proved satisfactory.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-22
CALL THIS REFORM
How Boys Are Tortured in State
Institution.
One Escapes Weighted Down
With Ten Pound Shackle.
RIvITED TO HIS LEG.
instruments of Torture Left on
for Weeks.
Case of Charles Bennett Only
One of Many.
RIVITED TO HIS LEG.
Governor Bailey to Be Asked to
Remove Supt. Charles.

When Charles Barnett escaped from
the Reform school a few days ago by
lowering himself out of a third story
window with a rope made of blankets
from his bed, as reported in the State
Journal, he was wearing on his ankle
d shackle weighing ten pounds which
is one of a lot imported by Superintend-
ent Charles from some Indiana penal
institution for use on the boys under his
charge
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-22
HANNA VS.. PARRY
Chairman of the National Civic
Federation Replies
To President Of American As
sOciatiOn Of Manufacturers.
HE DEFENDS LABOR
At a Banquet to the AmaIga-
mated Association Delegates.
Stamps Many of Parry's State
ments as Untrue.
HE DEFENDS LABOR

Columbus, o.. April 22.-Seuator Haa-
ma was last night the guest Of honor
at q banquet rendered the delegates to
the convention of the amalgamated as
ISOLATION of Iron. Steel and Tin Workers
that is now holding IFS twenty-eighth
annual session here. He was invited
as the chairman OF the civic federation
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-22
IOWA DISABLED.
A Steam Pipe Bursts on the Big
War Ship.

Pensacola. Fla. April 22.-The battle
ship Iowa. which left on Monday to
complete her target practice in the gulf,
has been towed in totally disabled by a
steam pine bursting and tearing away
the steering gear. The extent OF the
damage is great and it win require ten
Jays or more to make repairs. The yes
sci is now lying at the navy yard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-22
Democrats Swept Bloomington.

Bloomington Ill. April 22.-The Dem
ocrats swept Bloomington. electing Nor
rlson mayor by 700. This is political
revolution, Morrison being the first
Democratic mayor in Is years
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-22
LIPTON'S YACHTS COMING.
TIE Two shamrocks to Continue Rae
ing in American Waters.

London. April 22-Sir Thomas Upton
today announced that the Shamrock
and sshamrcuk III would proceed 10 the
United States where the trial races will
be continueu. The cate of their depar
ture has not been fixed. but it will be
earlier tnan has been expected. Both
the Yachts wele dry doeked today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-22
Shaw Leaves for west.

Shaw left Washington last night for
New York. where he win remain for
day or two and then go to Iowa On
the 2sth he viii meet the president as
Shenandoah. Iowa
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-22

Chicago. April 22-Forecast for kan
sas: Fair tonight and probably Thurs
day: warmer in north portion tonight;
variable winds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-22
Temperaturea of Large Cities.

Chicago. April 22.-7 a. m. tempera-
lures: New York 40: Boston A; Phila-
delphia AZ: Washington A; Chicago So;
a.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-22

to speak about the national civic feder-
alton and its work. but he took oeca-
sion also to reply to the recent annual
address at the New Orleans convention
of President Parry of the American ds-
sociation of manufacturers on the rela-
tion between organized employees and
-,,..-a ,,fs-s.4 e,,,,,,1,,-e,-e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

funft. sic miife mid fpre4en; id
m0ge einen Srt DorI4lugen, ND Dies
unbemertt gei6eben tonne; tie per-
traue mir gang. 0u fannit benten, in
tpel4e Nufregung MIDI bic riibrenoen
3eilen berIeBten. Sd lieB ibr Dur4
8GipfeI, i6ren geeimen 6reunO, cine
Nntnort 3uge6en, in Der t4 lie bat,
fi9 unoeren Sages, QbenOs feds l16r,
am See bes @0IniBer 9urteS einfins
Cen gu tpoQen.
Qm I6eno oes nG6itan Sage5 be-
trat i4 gu perabrsOeter @tunoe ben
ein3amen purf; 9u erinnert Did
fpo6l oeS Goslbaui es, bas etiDa cine
9tunbe BON Der Staot an Steinber8
gelegen iIt?" Sd nidte. n8om raI4en
5elDgange in Der f4niilen 8etpitterz
luft erbiBt, at6mete i4 unter benz
56utten Der alien Ylataren am Gin
gungst6or ttef auF. Del tpenig be-
fu9te 9art erI8ien beute pie au5gez
itorben; audi bic groBe offene S6uBs
6uqe an Der Wieie por Dem Nu8gang5z
portal, in Der fonIt Die 8ugen Der
9arf6eIu9er bielten, itunO leer.
GortfcBuug fOlOt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

Cincinnati. Obs, e gh,nbsH.
GouReilsglutis, Soma. 2 3aas.
Gontnr0, R.s6.. 10 5tuuoeu.
Senior, Colorado, q 5nse.
Sstrott, Wia., l GAG.
galpsftoH, 5trag, 2 Gage 5 StuHOeGa
Sarrisbure, Ia, 3 StuHDeu.
6artforo, Connecticut, Il StunSeRa
Indianapolis. SnO., l Gag.
SudiOr, WiififpSi. 2 9d0t.
SodiOuoils, Glorioa, l Tag.
GaHias=6itp, WiHouri, 2 SAGE.
Qittls Rod, arIduias, l Sao Is StunOe&
2oui5pile, Rp., l 8ag 2 StuuotH.
Wem9bis, 9srn., l 5ag 5 StuuOsH.
Tobilt, alabama. 1Sao 8 StuHOsH.
RprioIi, gir0jHien, u StuHOtu.
RsipsCrItarg, Ga, I Sac 10 StuRbtL
etaOt 3eiDsgorf. 5 Stuuotn.
Cmu5u, Gebrasfa, . 3age.
QVrtldnb, Dtaine, / Gag.
QortlanJ, Oregon, 5 Gage.
gbiluS,Ipbia, "a, 3 StuubrG
Gittsbur9, ga., II StunDcu.
groptotHcc, &.s5., Is Stunbsz. =
Ruleiab, R.=G., Is StuuGsu.
ct. 9ouis, WiHouri. ] 5dQ 6 SturbeR.
ct. Raul, 0iHuciotc, / SAG y StunOe@a
Can Gron5isto, Gal, 4 Gage IA StuRSeGa
Sobsfa. Ranias, , Sage.
Bottom, 4(aF., IS 5tuuOeH.
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@iehfntter. UNI gtruhpretIe

6oIgenbes iino Die uuf ben ftauts
Ii4en Nuagen fir 9eu, StrOb u, I.
N. geitern er3ieIter 9retie:
OeitIt4e 9eupuage.
~9eu.-3imotbp, $40 Bis 500 prO
Some, Rleebeu SIT, gemii4tes ST.
pro Some.
6trob. - @si5enfro6 $40 Bis
$11, Rog9enitrob $17, 9uferitro4 $40
pro Sonne.
Mois- neuss, $3.50 Big $2,75
pro SAB.
0efIi8e a &c.
Sc II. - 8imotbp, $13 Biz $15 pro
3onne; &Ieebeu $12 Bis $14, gez
mii6te5 $12 Big $14 pro Some.
Strob.- Dei3enitro6 Sc Biz So,
Rog9enItro6 $12 Bis $14, 9afertrO9
$40.
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StahtmarIhaQ crIhuken.

4Geronbria, 2u., 2. Sonuar.
-ungefGbr bic 9dlfts Oes @tdOtfsns
Oua, 2u,, an Der st, 2ouis, Sron
M}ountain e Gouthern 8d6n," nun
Re geItern bur4 6euer in 4i6e gslegt.
Na8oem bic bur4 ben 8ranb er3sugte
4ufregung Ooriiber mar, begob ftd
@taOtmarfdou Smith in cine Birt6z
I6aft, I'm 6eren @4lieBen un3uorOz
men. @lei4 barauf fielen me4rere
@6uTe unb man fanb Smith al5 2eiz
DIE auf benz 8oben. Sed5 8ugeln
6utten feline 8ruit in Der 9er3gegenO
Dur66obrt. Der M0rOer lit nod ni4t
eingefangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Ser. Singer bnu Baltimore.

Sauptquartier: rgermania : MGns
nerhor : 9ale," SeitzYrdiibsnt 8.
$. Wieman, Nr. 1O6, @ommerceItr. ;
Set : 0irigent: o. Melamet, grdiiz
bent 2ouis 6. Wagner, Or, 8O1, So
GrOBitruBe; correip. unp prot. @etrez
tGr 6enrp Sic efing, CIR. 228, perldnz
gerte Gaitern : NOenue; Jlnan3ietrez
tdr George 9immelbeber, Nr. 315,
NorOzG @4aBmeiIter Gonz
ruO s. Ra6be, Nr. 2514, SItz8altiz
moreItraBe; Setretdr bes MuiitzGoz
mites: 2ouis Sod, Nr. 2232, Or
leansftraBe. Selegaten : 8eridmnz
lung ieoen 3peiten 6reitag i'm Monat.
vQripn."
9auptquartier: vMe9anics' 6aQe,"
Rr. 81, Weitz6aDstteItraBe; Sing
itunoe: Mittpo45; 0irigent s. s.
5rant.
.Sarmonte."
9auptquartier: Nr. 414, NeItz
Sapettez StraBe. Stngitunbe: Diem
flags; 9irigent SObn u. Stein.
~9ermania Md1neraor."
9auptquurtier: v8ermaniu : MGnz
ner4or : 9aIe," Nr. 40 unb Alp,
Weit : 2omburbftraBe; Singitunbe:
9onneritags; 9irigent Gb. 80dtter.
nSro5tnn."
9ouptquartier: v5rO6Iinn 9aus,"
Ger. 1000, Sreberidz Qpenue; 6ings
ftunOe: Nittpods; 9irigent Sohn u.
&lein.
~ rbeiter Mdnner9or."
9auptquartier: 4nbreas' 9aIe,
gr. 314, 9anoperftraBe. 9ingItunpe:
g8tttnp4s; 9irigent .. Melamet.
~2ocut : Potnt Mdnnerz
DOR"
Sauptquartier: Senr1 8inq's
9aae, @de Qnorez unD 8euIonItraBe;
S~tngitunoe: Sonntags; 9irigent g.
Poe6lmann.
p&rbetter 2iebertafeG."
9auptqudrtler: Neio4arbt's 9aae,
CIR. 1913, WefzprattitraBe. Sing
itunoe: MittpO4s; 9irigent sSobn u.
3lein.
rS6dIia Mdnner9or."
9auptquartier: @oist's 9ale, Ger.
1122, 9arbfor0zQ penue. Stngitunbe:
9ienftags; Sirigent $. &riippel.
rMo3art Mdnner9or."
9auptquartier: u9onorz9aQe," @de
BON 0uncanz9Iuce uno Mc@loerrDz
StraBe. Singitunbe: Montags; 9iz
rigent 80. S4lOegeI.
&c t9entran5.
9auptquurtier: 3orn's 9oQe, gdt
3. unD @ougbzS truBe. 9igblanbtopn,
Singitunbe Mittpo4s; 0irigent 5.
Garolus.
,Melpbie."
Sauptquartier: s. 3ies' !6aue, Gde
2opitraBe unb 8elatr%M artt. Sing
itunbe: 0onneritags; 9irisent j..
&arplus.
y9ermdnid= Qudrtett>
Club"
9ouptquartier: Weeienberg's 9aae,
Rr. 116, Norb>paeaitraBe. Sing<
itunbe: 9ienitass; 9irigent 5. &as
rplus.
DMeBger 9edn9perein."
9auptquartier: Sorban's 9aas
Jtr. "a, Centre artetzS space. Singz
1un0e: 0~ienitass; 9irigent S. 6.
Sranf.
.g beIpeiB."
9auptquortier: 4ber's 6ale, Gde
Salt unb @dit=4penue. Gineitunbe:
Sisnitags; Sirisent $. S4loesel.
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Siehm1rfte.

G6icugo, 2. Sanuor. - 8inoz
pieb: 6sutige 3ufu6r $500; Mortt
itetig; 9reiie $3.50 Bis $6.4O.
66neine: Seutige 3ufu6r $1,000,
morgen 10000, i6rig geblieben 5000;
Murtt 81. Bis Toe. nieOriger; Preiie
$685. big $6.4O. S6ufe !9eutige
53ufu6r 1000; Martt fir @4afe unO
QGmmer 7tstig uno Zoe, b06er; @6ofe
1925 Bis $500, 2Gmmer $500 Bis
$4.75.
@ufQt6ertp 9a,, 2, Sanuur.
- 3inbpie6: Martt itetig; 8retie S.
Bis $500. S6neine: Murtt niebriz
GER; 9reiie $500 Bis $685., @4afe:
Martt Ieb6aft; qreiie $3.50 bis SO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

8aFfee: Rotirungen iino pie foG9t:
auf Der 8aii5 DON 58c. Bis Sc. pro
Pfunb fir RiO g}r. 7; Santos Tie;
Bis lit; Moracuibo 94t, Bis 125c.;
SABA 19c, bis &c.; MOtta 18c. Bis
19c.
ger0Feter auffee: 6. 6. 6. in aiz
item, 10 Gts. Bis 1O1 Gts. pro Pfunb;
in 8ii8fen uno @Gden, reiner SABA,
32c. Biz 325c.; SABA unO W}Otta, gez
mif9t, 273c. Bis 28c. pro 9funO; retz
ner Muracui6o. 22c. Bis 225c.
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81 II a b.

Rrenen, 9tu.idlaRb, Q Sage.
gutHos Tsrts. GrQtutiuicr. % Sasee
G~oIiutta, @ritjias au0ieH, 80 5ags.
9smerara, 9~rjtjibzguiana, 16 Sage
@o1QsROnQ, Gbina, % 3oos.
Rin0ton. Somnica, 5 Gage.
2~i0crSooG, GuQIauo, Z Sage.
2ulcru. Sansii, 10 Sage.
Stuot Icriio, Wsrito, 3 SdaG
TIos'au, Rublauo, y SdQt.
Banana, Ser, Staatsu BON GOIsmblc. Z 2ss&
Qdris, Grartreih, 8 9ose.
Gucbsc, 6aLaoa, 2 Sage.
8io be Snrsiro, geuflisn, % Suss
8om, StaIieu. 10 9uqe.
Ct. SobHs, IsUfuuOIaHo, 4 Su0e.
Ct. Petersburg, IuBlau2, - Sage.
Gnhnkn. Mnfrnfisn. 81 SnnE.
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6ei0rDrrnng bun Eufia6en.
Q6Aoe Der erforberlj9sn 3sit our Grs
rei9ung Der Oeriaieosnen Be
itimmungsOrts.
rlutsnfebeno lit Die ung'fdRre 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der POitfa4en bon
Dem 8aItimprer 9oTt : 8iirsau na&
ben buupt1G6liben einbeimif9sn un6
uuspdrtiqen @tdpten Deu3si4net.
SnIanb.
atlanta, Ca, IL etunO,n.
WtlrntitsGitp, RS, 8 StlHoeH.
Prootlpn, R.sQ., 6 StunOeu.
Purlinqtpu. gemont, II StuHoth
Nuffal0. R.sQ., Is Stunotn.
Gar. Wap, R.=5. 6 6tunbtR.
Gbarl,fOu. &c, Is StunOtH.
Chicago, SuE., / Sag.
Columbia, S.sG. Il 6taR5sH
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Irnbnften> Warft.

untenite6enOe YreiIe be3ie1en iid
uuf ben Gngros : 9unOeI; fir ben
8leinbanOel muB Elm entIpre4enOer
Muff8!ag gema9t fperber.
5arm : 9robufts.
2ebenoes 8sfliigeI: pro Yfun0,
iurse 9ii6ner Zoe. Bis 13c.; ate 9ii6z
ner lie; Gdnie lie. bis H.; guter
Zoe. Bis 15c.' Gnten &c. Bis 12C
Sduben, pro 8aar 15c. big zoe.
Gier, pro 9uBenb 24c. Bis 26ac.
IepfeI, pro SAB $1.25 bis 1925;
8rOnsbeeren, pro SAB $500 Bis
$11.O0; 4pfeliinen, PRO 8tIte $3.50
bis $500.
Semitic: aurtOffelr, pro 8uTbsl
45c. Bis &c.; 3piebeln, pro 8uI4el
55c. bis 75c.; 0eiBto6l, pro Some
$500 Bis $1,000; &opfTalat, pro
8or6 $1.OO Bis $1.5O; 3uderriiben,
pro 8inbel IL. Big 15c,; @euerie, pro
9uBenb 15c. Biz &c.; Garotten, PRO
8iite Boo. Bis 4Oc.; Spinal, PRO 8uz
T9eltiite zoe. Bis 25c.
WiGb: Sanger 9iri4, pro 9funO
15c. big Ice. Gnten: Ma1arO, prO
Yuar 75c. Bis 85c.; 8ladbubs, pro
9aar SOC. Bis 65c.; 3eb6eaoS, pro
9uar $500 Bis $3.50; G~anbaBbad,
pro 9aar $3.50 Bis $3.50; gerpDbnz
Itde, pro 9uur Doc. Biz 4Oc. 9iri3z
ridden, pro 9funb 24c. Bis 26c.
9rptertes unb Propifioz
mem.
RuFfinirtsr 3uder: pro gfunb, ges
piirfelt, 5.513c.; pulOeriIirt, 5.011t.;
STANDARD grunulirt, 4.911c.; fem
grunuIirt, 4.914c.; @rpital, 4.913c.;
Columbia q. 1856; gelber, 4.O71c.
Bis 4.373c.
m.Il.. G.~ mE.G
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BnfmarfensQ

Der 6tebeue Std0ttbetle, in nel@en
4oftzDertbIadsn Dsrtauft
tDerDen.
W.loaIs, G. o. Scott.
Qnrf=Roao - gurneu 8. 6ebbinetoH.
gOriu6sgOerus uuO 9urriiOnfrubs - Robert G.
3. SAL.
q. etraB, unO eEatiHUOoHsGbsuu - asu8
&tinoouar.
Cranq,oiae - piram Rirbls.
Sort.Gpsnu. unb5 ObniOnzStrabe q. 9. G..
Sbsiot.
8. uno gOug6z6traBs, 6igblanotOpn - SAINTS
&. 9ruur.
CrarqtDine @torge Gen.
@r. Is, uuiOnsN0suus (gBOoObsrrp) - Glarsna
9. @iliams.
@rouopa0 unb SaltimOres5tr - SsorVs 2.
g8a5.
Inter citation, Qsnuislparisr Eabu' - 8. g..
gropn.
COMMUNICATION, .gaItimortsD btasgabn.S
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8nItimnrrr Wnrftberihtc.

tetrtatt fur SEN .D:utI@tn GOrriDOnOtnttn.1
Baltimore, ben 2. Sonuor.
Me6l. Die 6eutige Me6l5ufu6r
sbstief Ii8 auf 1886 6d7er, sinf6GieBz
li6 .995 6dfer 81 2ocufzPotnt unO
$3.50 TGFer gu Canton. 8iiitenoerz
fanbt 68 6G7er. Martt rubig unO
Radfrage gering. @ertGufe: 400 Sal
fer Spring patent unO 200 Spring
8aterS, Die Preiie iteuten ii4 ME
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Butter, pro Pfunb:

SuI3fteif4: pro pfunO, gan5e
S4uItern, sngl. gei4n., 1916; gang
tur8e Rippen, 101c.; Seitenfped,
ILL.,; gun5e 2eibitide, 111c.; Spedz
G4ultern, 114c.; Sugar : Gureb"
@4ultern, 114c.; S4inten, 144c.;
obne 9aut, 1915; picnic, 101c.;
rMeb"z@ 4peinefleif9 $3.50 pro
SAB; S4mul3 = in Sierces, gut rafs
finirt. lie; in sFGFern, 114c.
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Sarleben auf OrnnOeisentbam.

Sarleber rpn $500 bis $4,000
duf @ruEostgentbum in Der 6taot uno Dem Qano,;
%nitorie. 3insruttH. 3. d. 9trrp & sem
Or. 25. CT. 9auisEtraks. (Cftl9 6Rtsl
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9emiT3ter Nr. 4 81 -38
Nr. 2 tpeiBer Clipped 414-42
8Qltimorer @ffsttenb6tie.
(Ssri4ta :ar BEN s9tutlaen Gsrt,pOROtutsu' Dura
.. E1i1. Eionennors & GAl

=. ASi1. Giohenhots - &Al
Baltimore, ben 2. Sdnudr.
s. 0m. MibbenOOrf & so. bere4s
ren fir 5rancs; 8antiers : Sratteu
auf 60 Sage 5.198, auf 9t4t 5.164,
taufmdnnif6e auf so Sage $40 bis
5.20.8. 8ei6smart auf so Sage "a
9i16. @uIoen uuf go Sage 80 1916.
Sterling 8antiers auf 90 Sage
1889, ouf Si9t 4.865, tauTmGnz
nii4e 4.835-4.835.
Uertdute duY Der pieIlgen gffeiteA
06rTe.
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Inttions>N n5eisen.
Wuf Sina'S 9luftipu

irtrben ar IA. Sanuur sur ausqIti6uno elmer
2ieftrungs =N6re6nuuo ein Northumberland, Surs
rep SaDt6n=g8agen uno 4ferbeeei6irr ~ptrtouft.
(357,6O,3,2,6,9) s. 8. Goruep.
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Sarleben auf MtObsl It. |. to.
0Inn 9dngften ctabIirte
Marplano Gbattel loan AaofiatiOn,

MarpIano Gbattel foam AaotiatiOn,
@aIprrt.Sutlntns @tridtsbaus seaeuuber.
Simmsr Ir. 29 uHO 23l (up.iter 6IurJ.
&neofsGde Gapsttss unS ct. pauIsS tr aee.
sHgssues 9sfes pom 1909 fritz befUIst. ia
Darlebsu- bis $25O-parlfbeu
auf we6beIn. pianps. CrseIn uip.
ScrIeS,n inter $50. Gsiaumtfotsn 500.
Bon SO bis 800. G~sfautmtfottn 1916.
nit 6 Qro,sut mouatlid fir 8sft=getrao.
5 QrOj,nt auf Sstrage bon iber 800.
HstSt SsltpbOnt: ct. 9aul 2l34, GOurtlanb 735.
gor.Ii.: Gilbert SIume. H., setr.tdr.
GalptrtsSuilOino. Baltimore.
Nueut uirO ooripre4en uHo gratis bic Toten
%srtldrsR. (ROp9, l5,S&S)-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

@aKe!

aux 0seiis i'm auslanbe bsiorst ~innerbaIb "a StHnAsn
81 bebtuteuo berabgeieSteuI &gells
GOnaro RGtne,
&6bHeRsG&e SoItt2oTesS tIase uRh 8oRsOiRcesgpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Mmf 8ina's Wuftiurt

tutrDen an II. Sauuar sur Iuselsi6unq elmer 9iez
terlnos =Nbrtbnune cine braunt MGbre, vTunz
about" uuo 9ferotqei9irr p~ertaIft.
C35I.6o 3,2, so s. $. 8 orneb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
5eutige S6luBrate:

u s.-Oie beutige W{dts3ufu5r
betrug 131, 442 8u1del; @erfunbt Oon
ben @lepatoren 5O2,662 8uf6sl; Sic
batoren : @orrat6 298,6O7 8uf9eI.
8ertGufe: 5000 Saruar gu 5O8,
74O0 gemif6ter Spot 3u 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03


8runDs -. -4.35
Gif9 MiGs 8ef patent 4,65--
Gitp Miq5 9i89 9rooe
Yatent ..... Ado
Gttp Mia5 Sigh 9roOe
Straight 4.15--
gitp Mius G6oin Sam. 800
Gttp N}iu5 Super 3.OO-3.10
fio Grtrd $4,000. 3.65-3.8O
ROggenne4I, mittelmdBige5
Bis uu8gepdblte5 200-3.25
MaismebI, 100 YfO. L.35-1.45
9Ominp, Sab, 200 9fo. --3.25
9ominp, 8riBe, SAP ..--3.25
8udpsi5enmebI, 1OO9fO. 2.10-2.25
.Nei3en. - Die beutige Mei3enz
3ufubr be3ifferte Iid ouf 4728 8uz
fdel; @erIunOt BON ben GIeOatOren
1909 8uI6eI; GteOatOren : 8Orrat6
614.627 8u7Chel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

9dfer. 9elItl9e 9aTer5ufu3r
4541 8uf8el; aus ben @leOutoren 5uz
riidge3ogen 9174 8uf9el; @IebatOz
renz9orrut6 62,237 8uT6el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
&frlanst.- Manmer unO Gnaben.
Serlamgt int MQaemeinea.

Mc&.. unb Qebrlinge perben tets eciuht BPM
OuueE 4rbeitssg a6peiiunqs=giireou Der s0ea=
rpldnocr Sdder =Ytrsiniguue,~ Rr. 942, RorosSap=
GtruBs. (Sejl9tlS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
CALL.

$1,000 GotOn oud, ser ......--...... 70
5000 Cotton 9uct, Gint. .................. 81
$500 ga. iOlanO, 2. . . ................. 113%
$1,000 0s@=s 9repinG, 1. ........""..... 50
5000 Qtlontic GOuit Qine, meme, 4er, Cts. SSHa
10000 lluttcO Railpa0s, Ginf. .............. IS
5000 pa. Century CblioatiOnen ......... 81
500 llnitcO 8ailpoD5, GOm. ............ II
s. 1lnttco a%otIrpo0s, Som. ............ ~
20 atlantic Coat Qiac, /. 6t3oblh...... 4G
80 atlantic Gooit 9iut, l. 02ja6lb...... 464
25 alabama Goal II. 2rou, 9tO........ sc
10 CPS @relping, Som. ............ 10
% scabourO, Com. q. . continuance. %
20 Mtrcantilc 3ruit b. ................ 165
10 Mertanttle 1rnIt =. .............. lG%c
p 3ntcr. der. Mariuc, GOm........... 16N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03
Qu5tdubff6e @snbungsm.

1. Die Staten fir ale auslGnbiz
f6sn Staatsn uno ibre &oIonR'u
(au8oenpmmsn Ganaoa un6 MeritcI
Tno bic Folpnoen: 8risfe 6i5 gu Is
8ramm q un5e) 3 Gents. ginfo6s
goTtarten 2 @ent5 oa5 Stid. 8iidz
antnort : 4art:n 4 Gents 3as Slid.
3eitungen unb an0srs Grut I6en l
Gent PRO 2 iIn3sn.
0sriisgelt. = Srgeno cine PotIa9e
piro ul5 berfegalt angeie6en, Denn
oieIel6e 70 oerp1dt 1T, DAB cine griinbz
li&e qriifung p6na S6G0igung Der
um6uuung oosr ot8 SH6aLts ni@t er>
m0gIi9t pirO.
Hu4ienoun gen.
8rRFe unO 9oIttarten perosh fret
ben grpFdngsrn ODER Q6isnbern bon
elmer goItonita1t CUR onOsrsn na@gc>
f6idt, tpenn Der Wuni4 auF benz umz
i6laq u~u8gebtitt 1T. 9oItienbungen
Der anberen 8tdifen rp2rben nur Guf
8erldnoen nahgefdnOt unb DtrO bunn
an geFimmungsOrte Elm 3nfoBPDrto
BON Der 90bs bes SrignalIaB29 be-
re6nst per0en.
8peiter alofe (3eitungsn II. 3eits
f6riftsn) 1 Sent fir 1 un3en.
9ritter aluTe C8i4er, @irtuIdrt)
1 Sent fir 2 un3en.
8isrtsr alafs CBaorsn) 1 Gent
ThO un3t.
Gunubd.
9isItl6en Ratsn uno 8sOingungen,
dl3 in ben Ser. Staaten, nit 4usnubz
me, ouB gemii4te aCufmann5paaren,
pel6e ni6t aIs Bora fiOs" 5unoel8s
MuTter oeIonOt t~psrtsn, nit Der Put>
tetpof per5anOt tperten miiBen. Saul
mdnniIGe @4rifttn gu Den g,pORns
li6en Staten.
Grnfarei6e8e0HFs (POf~QuH4Lag)
s Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-01-03

9auptquartier: nMe4unics' 6aue,"
Nr. 81, Weitz6apetteItraBe; Sing
itunoe: Mittpo4s; 9irigent s. s.
sSranf.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1903-04-23
OakhurSt.

A good deal of corn and cotton plant
ed last week.
The many friends of Mr. T 3 Brady
are glad to see him able to be out again
Master Joe Daniel has the whooping
cough.
Mr. AD Davis and wife visited Jim
Merritt and family Sunday.
Mrs Z Dunn is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs w Brown near Sandy Plains,
Dave Brown, wife and sister Miss An
nDie, attended church at Wesley chap
ell Sunday.
Mr. EC Devices, of Gainesville, spent
Wednesday night with home folks, on
his way to Cordele.
MrGeorge Grower and wife of Post
Oak visited her sister, mrs j L Dunn
Sunday.
Little Grace Dobbs, who has been Wis
iting her aunt, MRS Newtonia Kemp. has
returned to her home in Marietta.
Mr. MT Latimer visited his son, Dave
Latimer, near Trickum, Sunday
DR. Charley Burtz, of Coker, highly
esteemed young man, has located in
our community at his brothers., John
Burtz. Sunshine.