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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-03
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ncr, Wortin @icqnnO unb @latom
Ncbcr.
Gronaportotiona Gontitc - Gre
COR aronm Sol. 3cGopiB mo @co.
Sicbcrt.
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@ltItop Seeming mo NurrD Hotb'
lhiIo.
Gonliic iiir EripiIcaicn - Carl e.
@unnnIndl &uIirr9 GQIoii nrtO @orrQ
Hutbid)ilo.
Gonitc iilr Muiif uno (on3-@rr-
Nor @rommn, Gbriit. S6miot mo i.
WtinCr.
6lno1j-Gomitc- (bco. Stoncr. $.
NoBnlonL Otid)ocl NoI5bcicrlcin unh
Mcnrp i. Norncion.
NCr1niiNln93- Gomlitc - &. @unO.
lodi Ebil. Cities mo Gorl SonrmcI.
Gmploltg@ Gomitc - anrt N0lf-
ncr, Or. Gbriit. Strod lln0 4. z.
6runtC.
llntCr Den @Gitcn bciuuben iidl
picIc ~cGcuruliGc NuItimorcr, oorrntcr
Der Glcftrotchnifcr 6rib @erner, mel.
der Dem &crtrctcr oCa oGcutiheu
Gorrciponocntcn" lclltc Nrbcit All lie
bcl2luiirOi0itc NCiic crlCidltcrtc.
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Sae yScttCr.

Giir Wnrulan0 un0 Ocn Grltrltt
Columbia tiiblcrca 23cttcr ul0 per
onOCrlihC @in0c.
Scr h0d)itc (bcrmomctcrituno luog
81 Wro0 nm I llhr 9iodulittoa2.
Ger nic0riaitc Recommendations
mar 81 Sro0 ml 6 llbr N}orAcn2.
WittlCrcr Waromctcritono 3O.12.
Ger b0dlitc 51crmomctcriton0 Der
lcttcn 81 Snur0cu IN nod)iolQcnbCu
StdDtcn mar luic iolNt: Goitport 90,
YortlunO IS. potion 81, NIbunu II,
Ncp Dorl ~, 0urriabur9 80, Ebi
lo0Clpbiu -, 9ltldutlc Gin IS, Gapc
Niuu -. 2@dihin3tDn 81, Noriolt IS,
00ttCru3 -, GburIottC IS, gSilninG,
ton So. GburIciton 81, Soponnoh ST
NddionuluC ST. $ltpitcr 81, sen gScit
IS. 3tIonlo ST, montgomery IS.
9icm CrlCunQ IS, EaleitinC 30, Wul.
pCilon 81, Corpus Ghrilti So, M}Cnl,
phio -, Cincinnati -, Eitt3blrQ IS.
N@mcNo IS, buffalo -, Glcuclo1o
GS, Gctroit 10, 9lpcro II. MorQurltc
GG, wrccn Van II, GbicoNo s., Gu.
Iltb GG, Ct. Yurl a. II. %olli2 IS,
aorlo2 Sin II, Gmobo Is, @uron
-, Nl9nlurd IS, Niniiton GG, &upre
GS, &clcno g. SoIt Sorc -, CcnuGr
50, 9tortb EIottc 50, Qoo0c IS, Tnlo.
rilo II, Eo2 NnNclc3 81.
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Smnpicr yGnlicl."
@rin0t 1000 Eoiingictc. Miro NOR
gen crruortct. - Die &iltc Der @u-
jiItcnsE oliu0icrC

gen crportct. - Die &iltc Der @d'
jiitCn Nolin0icrC.
Ter ~oNpr0bclItlhc Slon0". Gomprcr
~Gul1cl," um 81. September bon Orc
men nod) bier in Scc gcQunQenb miro
nlorNcn crlu0rtCt. Gr bringt Ctmu
1000 Eollo0icrc, BON OCncn bic ipl,
0cllNcn III Der aniiitc inhrCn: Nr.
mo Nrou Otto Nbrcn2, Srou Nobu
y. POT, 6ruu Muric 0lcircr, Srut
81. Nolicr, SRI. elizabeth Nu}@it, Sri.
Wuru Y. GorrtGon @r. Z. u. Cornell
inn Sri, Souilo GoQmonl. Nr. Der
marc Gn9lGn0er. Nr. mo 6rnu NuQ.
Gilbert, SRI. Mnrtbu Gbcl. Sri. Noel
bct0 UmuIo, Sri. Hoiinc ebert, 6rut
Sorc 6clcrmlonn. SRI. NlIgltitc @oh.
MANI SRI. Tlorinc @CttnIann. Sri.
Hlunlc @ol0bIntt, Sr. emil @ruu5.
sri. @Clllc Nedcr. Nr. Nluin @nrtcn'
'tcln,Mr. ln1o Irou Ncrnbur0 Sem.
mcl@tunp, Sr. &obn Scter, Sr. mo
,Erdlt MCrm0lm Nunlc, &r. Conrad
Sitter, 6rl.O}oriu Ncntcl, Grou 81.
&llppC, Nr. lnt0 Truu SCr0inan0 Ga,
ltcl, SRI. Gle HirhbcrGcr, Gro1 NINA
Sod Nr. ln0 6rnu Sd)impn aobn-
llomib, 6rla. 3lottc, @lmc nno Go.
del ~&ubu1omib, SRI. Gmtlic annns
mis-, 6rou &lllio Z. aubiB mo Sinh,
Nr. mo Trou Somion augun, Grult
Nina Solar, Sri. Barbara, @ohunnil
lnl0 emil aoInr, Sri. Wtorn Wocnfc,
6rolt Z. Mcpcr, Sri. Goa MidIidl,
6rdu GDo mo Sri. @Innd)c WcIo.
l10l0 N0lclh. Grnl Nnlan0d Wfcner,
@r, :. s.. Mnttbcib, Srou Gina Nllb-
baum, 6ruu =. EIubmonn, Sr. unb
6rult =. e. Elctt, Nr, Gan Erpfc9, Sr.
6cro. Nrotc@. Grou GIiiobetb HiuQ-
ger, 9Scrltcr &inBAcr, Gruu Gmilic
Nllppcr@bcrgcr, Gruu Wfurtbo Hcl'
dclt, Trou 5. So9lloluatp un0 aino.
6rI. Carrie SottIcr, Sri. Mortinu
SdcrnCr, Truu &utic ulr0 Sri. So,
phic Scib, @r. ulo 6rni Hrrooli Scu-
Icrt mo ain6, &r. mo 5rult ,&ofob
Sd)crcr, 6rou Mnr0urctbo Shn1iot.
Grou Caroline Stcioc, Ncp. %obu
Slcd,Nr Charles 4. Smith, Nr. Or
pilc -, Stcruort, Noitor Nrtbur urA
Nrull Nrtbur SGubcrlidL &r. Gurt
SGubcrlidl, Srnu Gertrude SGitbcr-
LID, Sri Meta SmOcrmonn, Sri.
Moric Sbicrnlomn, &r. H1toolph
Giirfc, Nr. nno 6rou @cor0 Noom
&otb. MilbelmL Woric lnb gugltlt
&Gtb. Sri. Nmolic &otnpa uno aiu:
Der, Sruu Wnrie Wcpono. @r. Gbu3.
@cpnno, Sri. emma Wcpono, Sr.
Geo. MobImohcr, Nr. unD ,Sruu !. I
3tnrnlCrn1onn.
Die Oii.i}ierc limo: Gupt. q. Nctcr,
MANI, critcr Siiijicr $. 8roltt. itpc;,
ter Sffiiicr Ot. Wittcfopf. 6ritter 81,
tl5lcr ". Sn3bogcn, nicrtcr 0fii;ier
Z. Wiilcr, eritcr Moihiniit &l1ac.
nlcltr i. Shro0cr, Ncrjtc Or. men.
N.Hcbcr ln6 Or. mc0. u. Atifltd0t.
Frooiontz mo 3obImciitcr Z. Mott.
SbcrItctuorn i: Shwenn ltltO Cbcr.
fob s.. Nioocr.
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z nitGta y d) t.

Nod) Dem Ncrihtc 0c2 @clunobCit5.
Gonmliiiora Cr. &omca9oSIcp crciQ,
uctcn iid) in ocm ptrfloiichcn Monot
Sl3 ~Soocalallc iu Baltimore 0c0clt
$40 in 1904, 7O7 in 1903 unO Sl2 IN
1902. Bon Den Ncritorbcncn morclt
327 MciBc m0nnIihcl,, 2S2 @cibc
pclbllhcr, 81 Aic0cr m0nnlihcn rnO
no AtcGcr mctbIihcu @clfIcd,t9. IS
mnrocn SO0 Wcuurtcn Ncnlcloct, ln0
5luor 6l3 mciBc mo ij7 NcQcrfinocr.
Gic bouptl0tlld)ltcn Eooc3uriudcn
mnrCil:
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9(rttmr ". Mubjun,
pr. 12i, Cn.SaItimeTt.e trahe

YaTnae Nutariats Wcloiucdiel.
@Hrean. Ghtffsfnrten fir ollie
9ampier-2 inieni' &eifepGiie, 'Nthiel,
0elbmedieI hno @Ioienbungen
(apriI4,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-03
S2.2S -Yorf. Eair- +:
Sdtffsfartcn BON auo madJ 9entidJ.
lamb.

Son Baltimore big yrenen: So.
1llte $40 uno $3.50; gremen-gaf.
tlllIore bis gum 1. Ropember $3.50
itto $3.50; bonn +. Nobentber biz
/. Ai9nlt $52.51- &Inoreiie s1 hill.
ligercm Freiie. Sbcu. s. 9iencr &
So, Simmer SIR. 3, lid Sit-2ering.
ton.Str. OBS
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StootratiIs Tcrbanblnngcu

litit I'M critcn &utb9jlpcigc.-G Ok
SulGrc im SicliCr GcportCmC1t.
Gas %eai2lotur Gomitc. -
Gontitc NcrINtc. 9}cllc Scr.
orOmngcn.
Ger Stoolrotb nr6citct iCBt nit
Nodlorltd. Gle 0citri1c SiBun0 nor
cine iebr longc, bcionocra ole oCa e..
item 3luClgc8, pcIdc nubc5lt 3pri
StlIl0cn DoltCrtc.
NJ quito &cror0nunN
abgCtbun.
Gic NCror6mung Oca Srn. Nromll
pom 5~luciten 3>ucigc, $4,000 ilir
Die NctGn1pilnN Der Who9Qllito Flolc
81 pCrlpllllacn, lucId)c icit 1901 pcrio-
Oiid) anItoldt, luur0c gcitcru i'm e.
item ,}lucidc ulri Nntrud 0c3 &rr.
Smith bon Der >. NSnrO nit ~ gcNc.t
& Simmer micOcrum foot Ncnludt,
inocm lie oni Ocn Gid gcIcAt mur0e.
Zen 5"luCitClt 3lucig buttc sic Norlngc
nlitdlid) pnliirt.
@ar0 EoIitif.
llcbrr Die TcrOrOnunN fiir Ocn Nr.
tolri zines @run0itildco an @urrlion,
2rbCnlc NM &ibcrtp NoaO Iijr Die
G%rrid)tum9 clnC4 Spribcnbuulc3 fam
Is }ll CinNu NoInpic. ais OiciClbr inn
CrltCn }nClNC 5llr NrittCn Sclrtl0 fam.
Nr. Smrltb pom Der >. Nor0 itCQtr
ocl Tlllro1, ole Nerorollllll1 al oo@
}n'loilol0c eollllc 5llrl'd 81 pCrlpcl'
zen, llllo 0ob 'rcIIlll'tDl9 at" "rl'llo
OIL, oob llclI2 %rroc'crllll1cll 0IcId
llobl0 an alIe SiootiDelle pcrtDclit
lprrpcN 'oIIlcll. Nr. Sllli1p '0llo III
och @N. gdVi2, Sproncr nm TlloC
rem ulla) Nlcld0C'llllllc. 81 ocul oot'
IIcNCllocl Nollr Dollocltc {" lld) ubrr
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&lltcrc'lcn Der Sfooi nohrrl loII.
ga" eonllte bcltcDt ans ocll 9crrcll
Ncnlll@, Slllltb ill'o opro'cr pom
cr'tcn uno Sllbcrt, Worllclo II. &tllp
bonn jlucltcil 3lpel0c,
Iuigei d)obcm
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-03
&ennD'S fcin %gcr6itcte anfiees

SennD'S fcin scrOltcte anfiees
tpcroen III allen StoottbeiIen bon
baltimore pcrfauit. Die porsiiaIide
allalltdt lno mGbisen Yreiic MAIDEN
oiclelbcn acrabe5lt bcriibmt.
S.H;AcHnt 9oy S1ce, Gaffect 2mder.
Hoiplano's tiirfiidc YGbcr.
(Wuouft22|
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Eplitiidcs.
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- "
ACr nod nldt rcgiitrirt o0Cr pom
CtnCm lntrltt nndl clnCm un0CrCn
tnnCrbolb oc2 lcBtcn &obrcH uml0c-
5nQCn III, loIltc hclrtc Die WcICOcnhcit
nidt u1bcnnbt porilbcr0cbcn luiicn,
I'M lid ictn Stinmnrcd,t iiir sic nod
tic NobI 81 iifCrn. Qic Nilrcal1r
'inb bon . llbr WtorQcnv bis 9 llbr
Ibcun9 oilcn.
Gas iO5ioli it tide (idct.
Eic lojiuIiltildc Fnrtci BON Wulti
more rcId)tc QcitCrH im Nilrcou Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oic ioIQcnocn
Afonlinotinncn iiir Ole Stout> WCicB
NchlnN Gin:
/, Giitritt - llrtcrbou@; l$oicpb
&cttlcmon BON Nr. 1921, Homitr.;
Charles Mortin BON 9tr. 10, g3cit
ScrinGtonItroBc; Moica Milcr bon
Nr. 1928, Nit SCrinQtonitroEc; Nn.
ton hid non 9tr. 1917 NIt Nultimo.
rCitrobc; Gront t. Cuinnt BON Mr..
40 Norn-N nnltrobc; Gnlil Shcrcr
bon Nr. 2OO9, 0rlconaitroBc.
,. Giltritt - llntCrhoua: 4, Scr
6ln0no Wtlttb BON 9tr. 1872. 9tur0-
Vottcrion Eort @uc.; Charles N.
GcatD BON 9ir, 1526, Niblouo Nlpc. ;
Wm. +. &Cilnn0 BON Nr. 300, silt
morcltrnbc; &omC@ !. @oin bon 9tr.
1909, &oIbrootltroBc; &obn NciO-
horbt bon Mr.. 23tt, Nit &olopcttc-
Goe,; Mortua 9tu9bomm bon 9tr.
1880, Wcltmoo0.NlG
3 Giltritt $780, Scnut: G6lpurO =.
SiccIc bon Nr. l2S. gScit Sorrcititr.
llntcrhola: Grcb. <. Gang BON 9tr.
tO3S, NorosGcntroI@ Npc, Mn. y.
VioOcnIcod BON Nr. ti25, Sit Ga
Ncrltrobc; Ncnrp i. Hnpton pom 9tr.
2l26, Wcits Sofnpeitc. Npc.; Ncni. 4.
Nntbonp pon 9r. i26, @cit Gorrcit
itrobc; Otto aIcnncr BON Nr. 3OL
Woo6pcurltrobc; g8n. McNiiuCr
BON 9tr. 312, Siio. Smomoooltr.
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lanltcll @ChuIt@Crb0hun0Cn, tuut
abcr nod III tClllcm GlltldlrB. GiC
ioIQcn0tu &CnHHiQungcm murhrt
poilirt: EoIi5cibcbbroc $967,60l
iiir Snl0rc, $9ItG3 iiir Au20obcn II.
%23,25O iilr ocn Ecniiou9 6ouo;
ErililrnG1 Ncbor0c OcS Eoli5ci @.
portcmcnta - $500 iiir SuIdrc m0
$GI2 iilr 9un9Gobcn.
Eurf Nrb0r0c - %912S iilr Nj.
rcol Sol0rc $2i29 iiir Niircor,
HlI2Qobcn, S1IS,S97 iiir uIlGcmcinc
SuIGrc, $i1L20O iilr oll0cmcine
Nll40ubch %l25,0l6 iiir ncllc Ser
bcllcrun0cn.
@ci0nQniB @choroc - $23OS0
iiir Sol0rc mo $4,000 iiir Alla0u.
ben.
~@ou2 sum 1l,tcn Sirtcu" ST..
l6l.
NC5ilNlih Ger &crmlliAun1cn iiir
Gommillionrn ulO @cborOCn ou@2In,
lcibcn cntihico Der Stuot > Nrofuro.
tor QcltCrn, ooI bci loldcn Die bctrcl
lcnOcn Committeeman unh @chor0cl
ongcbcn milBtct. mic picl @Clo tic
iiir SoI0rc mo mic picI iitr &crbci.
lcrllllGcn ol2}t0cbCn gco0dtCn ocnir
ionit miir0cn Die Nu@gubcn aus Tr.
IClhCn NGnilid lulcpntrolirbor lem.
EiClC Gntlhci0ltnQ bctrifft Die Mo.
5~llQatunol Gonmniiiion Oic Stru'
bCn Gllrd)brld)S GonnniNGrc. net.
diem sic Miner B.. Nnleibc mltCritcut
lit, Die Eurf Weboroe, Die MnliCr,
NCb0roc uno 0ic clcttrild)c Commit
lion.
- z teucrrute
Sic Stclcrrute fir 1906 miro
mobrihcinlid 50 pro 500 itclcrbu'
res GiNcntbum nid)t ilberItrcitcn.
%efi91lCll@ Dofft Wfd0ot StHlallll>
oicica. Scincn slcuBcrhngen nod
miro iiir nclte %cr6el'criiitgcn: Sd)t'
len, SpritenbGlller uirb NellpIlaItc'
ring orr StroBen, perig Sclo per
milIiat mcrOcn. GA oie Stoot iilr
loId)c &CrbcNcrlutgrn Die Scgialotur
Inn HuIcibcn cririd)cn mill nno ilbcr.
boilpt sic Hnbcjn cine Milion bctro.
QCnbC McrtbcrbGmunasItclcr, Die aus
Ocn &crbciicrruiacn i'm %rono 81,
itrtttc bcrUorgcbt. fir SerbeN'erlhlge'l
sur &criilQuulg iteben miro.
MnB 9cpflaitert meroen.
Vtapor Z. Giop Simutil@ miro oelll
Sto0t &nNeniellr Sellooil ditbeIeblell,
McSane TIoec. Die @crIdrucrunA ocS
Noptin3 |Iucc. bon Baltimore. bis
syapettcs irabe eliniort NIT b%sieild,eit
9loden SIT pfIaitern, lobalo Die
ShiiiSIoonna Stcinc, pclbc iid aili
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ell Vrllll01tlld III Der !tuOC ntI
Nciltcr3iopn . $1,000 ln0 &OtC no.
riIr Elm S]pribcnhou3 III tOl'cn lnlo
BORT 0ic Spribcn Gompugulc ?(r.29
5ll inltalircn.
Sm critcn 3Ucilc bcrIdtctc 0oa
Gon1itc iiir ShuuuciCn Die &cror0.
mtn0 g%iinitiG Gin, $1,000 }l DcrmIIIl
0cr iiir ocn 9lntolli cinc2 Wrumolt.i,
dies ncbcn Der Shulc ~ MonCrIO,
mGbrcn0 Oo9 Gonitc rilr Niittcl mo
N&cQe Oic Ncror0mmacu NitnitiA cill.
bcrihtctc, Ger Nb}uG9 a0nol Com.
miiiion tcnlporGr $4,000 ants ocn:
8obniono SIT pCrmiuigcn lulo olcSos
l0rc Der Ntitnlrc0Cr Der Nb}ugS.1o'
nal Gumrniiiion lcltltcLlcnO, nm
spar $4,000 iiir 0Cn &urljBCr, $1,000
iilr jC0c4 onocrc NiitglicO un0 $1,000
fir 0cn Sclrct0r.
Nngcn Ill III en-.
EiC NCld)IiliiC, Den Grlntbrum1cn
an Der Nor0mcit Ode uOn Nurlor0.
mo iortb NuCuuc uud Der Sll1s
lucit Ode Der bciocn Strobcn, lun0
0cn Srinfbrmucn an DER Gdc DON
S~uiuuCttr }lprnmc ul0 Eouionltr.
nnd Der Sii0olt Gdc Don Diolrroc.
ln0 Observation-Disclosures 5t DcrIcAcr.
ipllrocn int crltcn 3lpcigc in orittor
HcIlllQ ollQCuonutclt.
Nn0trc NcrorOnulqC1L Die unQr'
uornmCn luur0Cl, murcn: Nrll. G0lu.
Muulpu 81 crluubClL OicltorOicltC Der
YuiupcitC glurmuc, 0ltlih BON Der
Nj. Nouul 2lpcnlIC, ultl cine StrCdr
bon $50 NltB 0l,i ctQcnC Soften nit
ModcnltclnCn 5t piIuItcrn; iiir iC0}
9&ur0 }luci Gnnitoblcr I'll CrnCnnCn;
un @orriIon 9 NOCnltC mo YibCrtU
NonO Cin SpriGCnbuu2 }r crridtCn.
&nt }@luCitcn 3mCl0C u%nNcnomntcl
ipur0c Die N%Cror0nmQ, mcIMc 0cn
W%cilrnohcit3 GonmiiiGr outoriiirt
FrtuntltruBcn o0cr HlllrU9 prIultcru
5lt Ioiicn, mcnm Dies SIR 2IbltcllunN
cinc@ bort bcitcbcn0cn @cncinlfu
0cn3 oils notbpcnoiG bciunocn miro;
rmtcr 9uibcblun0 Der NcNclL Die
&cror0mur0 5lr NcfGmpium0 Der
Wioafitoa $4,000 iuacn iiir oicicn
3lpcd pom w%ciunobcit2 Gomn1iiior
in icinCnl @ilO0ct iiir 1906 ou'QCnoms
men mcr0cn.
NcurNnrIo1rr
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-14

Industrial companies is as high as 80 per
cent. Can there be any question that the
cost OF management Of American com
panies is excessive7
In the Frick report on the Equitable it
was declared that life insurance is a
sacred trust and its ideal is to furnish
perfect protection at the lowest possible
cost. This view, however. has not con-
trolled the policy OF some Of the COM
panies. Nearly 10 per cent Of the total
disbursements Of all life insurance COM
panies represent salaries and medical
fees, while about II per cent of the total
disbursements is for commissions In Sc
curing business. Reform is urgently re-
quired in these items of life insurance
expenses and there is reason to believe it
will come.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-14
INTERNATIONAL RAIL POOL.
steel Masters Erecting a Trade Fence
Around the World.
T1-a.r


An international steel rail pool, giving to
American makers North and South America
and to Europe all the rest of the world
may or may not exist It is reported. 1t
awaits proof
II It exists It is more consonant with
European practice than with ours. Com
petition in steel remains here. 1t has dis
appeared in Germany Twelve years ago
the first syndicate in ore, coal, coke, iron
and steel was organized It's annual re-
ports show that It controls "a per cent Of
the output. Its members take their prices
their orders and their allotment from its
headquarters.
Where the United States Steel corporation
controls about 60 per cent Of the output
here this German steel syndicate controls
all but per cent. Within five years
new international agreements have been
made, They began with Belgium. They
extended to Russia. France and Italy. They
cover the continent, OF late English works
have come in singly, though not as whole
Practically, Germany holds the continent
and England trade without, with Germany
yearly taking larger share OF the worlds
trade in Asia, Africa and South America.
An international agreement would nat
uraliy follow Quicksilver has been con-
troIIed by one for nearly thirty years. An
agreement in oil between the Standard and
the Russian oil syndicate has existed for
over decade. Ocean cable-laying is the
subject Of an international syndicate. One
in the North Atlantic carrying trade can
not be far distant.
But while ills step is natural TO the
European steel makers the American steel
making corporations will enter an interna-
tional steel agreement parceling out the
world at the grave risk OF periling the
home market. This market is now pro-
tected by duty, constantly attacked.
Once let II be clear that the Steel trust
and the other steel rail producers are par
ties directly or indirectly 10 an agreement
as to territory, in dealing with the worlds
trade, and It will become difhcult' II not
impracticable, TO defend this duty. 1t may
even be ruthlessly abolished in a sudden
spasm Of popular indignation, as was the
duty on quinine.
These things should be soberly consid-
cred before any international pool is
formed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-14


NJ Combes, recently premier Of Franc.
has returned 10 the practice Of medicine
in his native village. lie r. a physician.
Miss Bessie Balm. who lives on a farm
near Chatham, n. y, has been appointed
an overseer OF highways In her district.
Miss Balm declares she viii see that the
work Is well done.
Three editors aspire 20 the democrats
nomination for governor Of Georgia. They
are Hoke Smith, who was az one tine AZ
the head Of the Atlanta Journal; Clark
Howell OF the Atlanta Constitution and
J. X. Estill editor OF the Savannah News.
Charles Henry Treat, who became United
States treasurer several days ago. is a
direct descendant OF Robert Treat. who for
thirty-two years was deputy and royal
governor of the colony OF Connecticut Mr..
Treat lived for a number OF years in Della
ware and later In Maryland before moving
20 New York.
Il IS pointed out that John Hay In al
recting our legations and consulates to use
the designation american" had the great
authority Of Washington In the farewell
address, where he said: The name OK
American, which belongs TO you in your
national capacity. must always exslt the
just pride Of patriotism
Mrs. Hugh Fraser OF New York who has
done much in the way OF charity for Japa-
nese widows and orphans, IS to be In
vested by the japanese empress with the
order Of the Crown. She sails this week
for Japan 70 remain until next spring. She
is a sister of Marion Crawford, the move
elist, and a niece OF Mrs. Julia Ward Howe
Harold A. Loring OF Portland, Ne, has
received an appointment from the secrs-
tary Of the interior as supervisor OF native
Indian music. Mr. Ioring has passed soma
time among the Sioux Indians OF the Rose
bud Indian reservation in South Dakota.
becoming much interested in the Indians
and their music. His new duties will take
him among the various reservations Of tho
Indians in the west.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-07-14
THE RUSSIAN ENJOYS.

The strong home opposition against the
appointment of NJ. Muravieff as a peace
plenipotentiary forced him to resign the
position and led the car to accept his
resignation, which evidences that public
sentiment has some weight with the au-
tOcrat Of Russia. The appointment of NJ.
Witte as the leading Russian envoy is
regarded as most favorable to peace, he
having been identified with the anti-war
party and now prominent among those
who believe that the war should end. He
is one of the ablest men in Russia, hav-
ing been long conspicuous in public life,
and at least in recent years has not been
in accord with the element from which
the car selected his advisers. For some
time, therefore, he was in disfavor, but
events have operated to restore him to
the confidence Of Nicholas, if not TO that
of the bureaucracy, and the appointment
OF chief peace plenipotentiary, with Pile
nary powers, confers upon him the high
est honor.
NJ. White and Baron Won Rosen, the
will give intelligent and loyal devotion to
the interests OF their country in the
peace conference and nothing they may
do, it can confidently be assumed, will
detract from the honor and dignity Of
Russia. Both desire peace and their Sc
lection as ENJOYS carries with IT the as
suranee that Emperor Nicholas is in
hearty sympathy with their view. The
appointment of NJ. White will revive con
hdence in the early ending of the war in
the far east