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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-07
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.......4 ll9r unD $50 born1ittags
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........ 1.25 l16r na6ntittags
9tab Wserifo -. -. 1920 1br bornittaes
4ntHnft.
Son Ct 2ouis u1to EN- Often $50 uoreeri
Son lofalen Suntten 1920 abenos
Son Ct Qolis Ii. .oem Often, $50 nlorg
@on 2oreoo lno 0eegtfo .105 na1m
Bon ct. Souis, &anias, @itb 1870 abos
ct. louis e. gan Jlaneiaso 8asm.
Mbfabrt
9sa6 Sort Smith, @prtnefieIb. Ct 2ouis. aan
fas @itb, gbicago IS. & g. g. 9epot)
...... $50 abenos
Mmtnnft.
Son ct. 2Ouis. &anfas gitb, 8aris, gbicagt
...... 1910 morgers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-11
SPRING BUSINESS
VERY BACKWARD
Almost UnprecedentedIy Unsea.
sonable Weather Conditions
Have Been the Cause.
EXPECT NO RECORD BREAKING
May Very Cold Thus Ear--Frcight
Congestion Relieved and Traffic
Very Heavy.

New York. May 1O--R. G, Dun &
CO.'S Weekly Review of Trade will
say tomorrow: Weather conditions, UNI
seasonable almost beyond precedent
have retarded retail trade and agricul-
ture to an extent that cannot yet be
measured. Spring opened with bright
prospects for business, but record
breaking results can no longer be at
talned. May thus far has brought COM
plants of excessive cold from almost
every section of the country, and In
many cases IL is found that mercantile
collections have been slow. Freight
congestion is relieved, however, and
traffic Is very heavy. partly in fall and
winter business, which is viewed with
confidence The outlook IN the iron and
steel industry was never brighter. Steel
rails are constantly ordered much new
business being in light rails for trolley
lines. and makers of agricultural I'M
pements are purchasing bars freely.
Weather reports have dominated COM
modify exchanges, the net result being
a further rise in prices Domestic state
ments of injury by insects and cold
We're supplemented by poor progress in
many other nations. and the export de-
mand was maintained in the face OF
discouraging prices, Better traffic con-
ditions and attractive quotations bring
large arrivals of wheat al primary mar
kets, and exports compare favorably
with last years movements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-11
INCREASED ACTIVITY EVIDENT
IN VEHICLE BUSINESS.

The opening weeks of spring find
the vehicle and machine business IN
strong condition, Inquiry al the lead
ing house engaged IN these lines. the
c. W. a. NJ Co, draws the information
that the only branch that Is little
quiet Just now ls the pillow trade, but
the Case traction blowing machines OF
80 horse power, such as were exhibit
ed here during conference, are finding
great favor. The last machine went
out yesterday but within two weeks
"a new supply Is expected, The COM
pany sold today two more Buick auto
mobiles ana are now unloading fresh
car a car load of Columbus electrics
is expected the first week In June.
Assistant Gen. Mgr. knauss OF the
Parlin e. Orendorff CO., Canton, Hi one
of the largest steel pillow manutacturers
i'm the world Is visiting the C. W. a
NJ Co. after having finished trip 10
all the points where that company
does business in the north. Mr.. knauss
goes east on the Rio Grande tonight.
Geo. u. Odell. Gen Mgr. OF the Q. W.
4 NJ. Co, leaves tomorrow morning
with the company OF salt Lakers visit
ing the oil fields OF the Pittsburs salt
Lake Oil Co, AZ Spring Valley Wyom-
ing Sunday evening, He VIII nun up
10 Idaho Falls for conference WIN
local Manager Wright. The two WIN
take an automobile tour through the
Snake River valley, inspecting the ar
ferent agencies OF the company and at
tending the annual stockholders meet
ing OF the Sugar city Hardware q
Lumber CO. Mr.. Odell VIII Visit Iwln
Fails later, and return 10 me elly
Thursday next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-11

stalks after the fruit In taken from
II. Tho Tnbasco banana II superior In
size and flavor to any l know. except
the Port Limon and II IL fuzzy equal to
that. Our plants were originally
brought from Port Llmon though wo
have some Blueiields and Belize plants.
As to thu future of the banana busi-
moss I am not able to predict; my be-
lief, however Is that 1t Ia now IN Its
Infancy and IN time viii assume pro-
portions beyond calculation, unless per-
hnns you can compare It with the &C.
renls as food product. Banana flour.
while worth more than wheat -four or
other cereals or fruits ana vegetables
either FOR that matter, In Its nutritive
value VIII never become a staple COM
modify in the provision markets until
1t can compete in price so S 20 be n
daily article OF consumption by all
classes as Is wheat -four. That Is to-
day We must look forward to cheaner
prices and prepare for them rather than
TO higher prices, | WOULD MUCH
PREFER A FEW HUNDRED ACRES
SET TO BANANAS THAN TO HAVE
THOUSANDS IN \ WHEAT OR
CORN FIELD.
have spent the best part ~ IL years
In Tropical and scmi-uopical Mexico,
Central America and Cuba aud while
am by no means an expert In the Gull
ture Of Tropical fruits, | believe | know
something Of the business. and my opin-
ion Is that there Is no safer investment
or more certain profits than IN this bus
mess ! have Travelled the Panuco river
and the Tamesi River country pretty
thoroughly and have tried the banana
produced under primitive conditions,
ana do not hesitate 20 pronounce them
n very fine fruit I have never seen "A
finer orange than is grown almost any-
where between Monterey and Tampi-
co. and especially If grown from i'm
proved varieties budded on native stock
II such suggestion would not be con-
sidered impertinent. would say for
YOU TO devote part Of your holdings to
| Oranges
our Company is primarily engaged in
| buying fruit for the United States mar
! ke,s. and In order TO hasten the pro-
! ductlon as we'll as for the profit wa
/ are planting by thousands of plants
| monthly The steamship line Is Of course
| our medium for reaching the markets.
| We would be glad II We could got n
I share Of your business, whether lt he
| buying your product under contract
! for term of years. selling YOU plants
| for Your plantation or hauling your
freishts To or from Galveston and New
York.
II You think We can do something
along this line | Will he glad 70 hear
| from YOU and IL there is any iurorma
ton I am able TO give you do not hes
| itate 10 call on mo at your pleasure.
Awaiting your further inquiries.
remain. Very respectfully yours.
Sighcd,) w. l.. MCDANIEL,
Manager FOR Mexico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-11
COOPERATIVE
FARMING BEST.
It Affords Better oppor unite,
OF Marketing Crops
SECURES BETTER PRICES
is Really Better for the Ruyer nc
wen us the Pro.
Queer.


,ro,,, -, qugHly heors the complaint
Sst ~, NuIl urullSt or horticulture
;nd,,str,. 'is steaV uraW back IN their
,1arLoti,, nov IN raising but hi
T'bn,. &c. "i'u' - RAISED
con. - Noi'lPeIIeu as a rule to ac-
tir,,1a ,,,,, ~ p'lve Is oHered. Pnr-
n,,,lsaii,, ,ulh true OF truit
he soiS IN, "ti lVull Is ripe II must
80, lneIe can oe no waiting Tor
nnst IA ~ rs peflShahle and
n,a,l,a, ~ ISL right aWaN--so If the
10 ny ~ u uuI II goes Tor a song.
form nv, o,.rI,t,N ouIu an unite anu
eo,,1a Jo,,,a,s ~. '@ 1oll theN would in
bnu, ,,,,,Ii, ~, az ,eost oe ape 10 say
nrodnnts ac tI 2"Iuiu receive Tor tho
hovyn,,e, ,'tYll 's 9i5s Ihere are
ed ,y,tb s,,"t 'eSS ul.llcuilleS connect
ieast ~ u,lict 10 , ,'.' s, NOT me
cnees II Viii ~, - V'ie ~. lIlaI IN many
every member hoyo contiJcmco ~ -, ,''t M Se
movement and lend compIetc s,,no,,t
The ideal way of etfecting such an
organization is the plan adopted by
the Tampico Fruit Co with their
Mexican Banana plantation. In offer
ing their acreage they have sold IT I'M
der what is known as the harvest share
plan, which, briefly explained, means
that each purchaser owns an undivided
share of the proceeds OF the entire
1000 acres of fruit This plan pre-
serves the farm as ono large planta-
ton, yet enables Il comparatively poor
man TO become interested and share
equally in proportion to his invest
ment with the man Of greater means.
Already this company has heen ap-
preached by transportation companies
who are anxious to contract FOR a
term of Years for their entire output
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-11
PALE, WEAK PEOPLE
MADE STRONG AND ENERGETIC
BY DIR. WILLIAMS PINK PILLS.
General breakdown Caused by Def
Client Blood, Quickly Corrected by
This Tonic Remedy,

A feeling OF general weakness poor
appetite. loss of nreath atte tue silg It.
est exercise and broken sleep are some
of the symptoms Of general debility.
You may think that they have no re-
lation to each other and that you VIII
worry along, hoping all the uue 10 feel
better soon This Is a mistake for
evrN one of the symptoms Is caused
by bad blood, which must be made
pure and new before health will be
restored again, A tonic treatment is
necessary and for this purpose there is
no better remedy than Or. Williams
Pink Pills
Mr. ]. G.. Harvey, of 90 Willow St,
Chelsea Mass, says II was sick for
number of years from general debility
and indigestion. ! was never free
from stomach trouble and my nerves
wer SO shattered that the least excite
ment united me for any serious work.
My sleep was restless on account of
terrible pains in the small of my back.
These pains would sometimes last for
n month or two. MY sight grew weak.
there seemed to- be a blur constantly
before my eyes. | couldn't concen-
trate my mind on my work, and the
attempt to do so completely exhausted
me.
II was finally forced to give up n
position / had held for twenty eight
years. After trying several medicines
without help, | read of DR.. Williams
Pink pills ana gave them trial They
made me feel so much better and so
much stronger that | started In bust
ness for myself here in Chelsea. l
have never had a return of my former
sickness and cheerfully recommend
DR.. Williams Pink pills as an excel
lent nerve and blood tonic :"
Dr. Williamsa Pink Pills have long
been recognized as an excellent tonic
remedy in cases of indigestion and
general debility, where the stomach
and other organs of the body are
weakened and disorede simply
through lack Of proper nourishment.
They have also been especially sue
cessful IN curing anaemia, rheuma-
tism. after-effectS of the grip and
fevers.
A pamphlet on Diseases of the
Blood" and copy Of our diet book
viii he sent free on request to any one
interested.
DR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or sent postpaid. on re-
ceipt Of price. so cents per box, six
boxes for $2.50 by the DR.. Williams
- line Company Schenectady,
n. Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-11
BUSINESS NOTES

The main feature of the week has
been the active demand for money
reported at all the banks. one prom
inent house states that the demand
comes principally from two sources,
first those who are building, second,
those who are specializing. To the
latter class, this particular bank turns
a cold shoulder, and the banker in
question states that he thinks it would
be an excellent idea if all the banks
would do what they could to check
the tendency to speculate in mining
stocks and real estate, that Is. on the
part of those who have not the ade-
quate capital 10 carry their plans
through, and who are not in position
to stand slump in the market. The
stocks in the commercial list have
sagged, as is generally the case whom
the money market is tight. The follow
ing are the latest quotations.:
Amalgamated Sugar Co, pfd. 1890
Amalgemated Sugar Co. com. l6S 90
Beneficial Life Insurance Co... 102 90
Barnes Banking Co, Kaysville... lac. 90
Con. Wagon & Machine Co, pfd. IFS. 90
Con W. & NJ. Co., com. ....... lO5.ao
Commercial National bank 1880
Deseret National bank. ..-.... 2y4.0l
DeSeret Savings bank .,........, 52O.OO
Davis Co. hank, Pennington. 100 90
First National bank, ogden $3.50
First National bank, Murray. 1860
First National bank. Logan,...,. lS5 OO
Home Fire Insurance Co...... 1900
Idaho Sugar CO .............. $40
Lewiston Sugar Co................ HIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-11
When
Afflicted
Get the benefit of
recent discoveries
in me diCinc. - = a
ore Best
Is none too good.

DIR. orrin Powelrs Nerve Tablets.
The very latest treatment for Nervous
Debility, Insomnia. Molancholia, Fail-
ing Memory Impaired Energy,
Physical and Mental Weakness.
a positive cure guaranteed by
the manufacturers through their agents,
who are under Instructions to refund
your money II not satisfied with re-
suits. Price Sl.00 per box; six boxes FOR
$500. At all drug stores or by mail, ae-
curely sealed. Address Doull Bros, salt
Lake City, Utah, sole agents for tho
United States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-11
GOOD WALL PAPER NEWS.

We have ia our employ 80 hrst class
paper hangers, nearly all the good men
Ia Town Can execute all orders
promptly. Where they carry the big
stock. nj Geo, W. Ebert a Co, 81 Main,
Music IN our Grin Room every even
ing, from 70 S--Royal Cafe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-11
BONDS.

Salt Lake City Railroad. .,.,....,102
Salt Lake city Railroad End Mtg lOlh
Sumpter Valley Railroad ..,.,..,1O2
Utah County Light ~ Power Co.10OA
Utah Sugar Co..,..........,..,,..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
Sans Fist sic 2ieieI.

ell tuHlu)luuNB ule'er Irl tolIlIflell
lpiirOe. .r
Sans ii b sic 2ieieI.
BUR Sortiesung Ser Gtot.0 Debate
erbielt 5tporoerit Der GentrunlS.M b.
gcoronete @rober Dos @ort. 8unS
allgemein mllroen iborfc Mngrifie
gegcn Die &e9iernng uno Den 9lod
eriuortet, ais Die T~ieienfigrr nit
Dem meiBen 8oubart Dor Dem Heo.
ncrpult iid)tbar luurbe.
@er belbreibt ober gller grItolls
men, ais 8rober iegneno Die 9lrne
oufbebt uno aitsruft:
Linn Der Sons fiiBt Die 2ielel,
lnb IlcS lit mieoer quit Inter Die.
len l(mItGnoen Die 2iebesllnterbol=
tung 81 itDren, lit nidt u,iere aui'
9abe." ,..,
SteIe Worte entfellelten in nllel1
Sbeilen oes Soules ltiirmiide sci.
tcrfeit.
Ser nGd,ite Geoncr uili ser 2iitc,
Or. Wtilller : Weiningen, BON Scr
S%reiiinnigen @olfSpartei, per5id)tete
oltf bas Wort.
Scr oon1 Dor bus SouS gebrottc
@ntrog oes 9lods, Ole @eneraloe.
bate iiber Den Gtot 81 idlieBen, per.
llrio6te ncltes Sobcn auf Seitcn
Der So5ialocmofraten uno oes Gen.
trunlS, nnb cine ihorfc 0ebottc iiber
Die Notwithstanding. Iber es ers
folgte leine Innabmc, ipomit oic all.
gcnleine 0ebutte been0et lit.
Gs pcrloutet, oaB HeihSfon5ler
Shirt b. Billion porl0ufig Die ipei.
tere gntmidelung obportet. Son Of.
fi5iolcr Seite miro olif bos Nod).
oriidlidite beitritten, Bob eineS pans
nllng 5luilden Dem &ull3ler uno
Dem Sinul5miniiter Sreiberrn bon
Gbeinboben inb Dem Stootslefret1r
bes Observation-Disclosures Sreiberrn bon
Stengel beitebe.
& rm abnungen an sic Srei.
innigen.
Sn einem oifi5ioien artifcI er.
mabnt Die ~aolnii6e 3eitung" oic
Sreilinnigen 81 iiberlegen, per nod
Dem 6ilriten billion, ipenn bieier BON
ieinem Soften 3~uriidtretc, &an5lcr
tperoen niirOe; oh bieier Damn bic
8elfuftc IN elmer ocn SibcroliSmlls
foroernoen @ciie fortfiibre ODER ooa
Centrum beron5iebe. Gin Sheitern
oes Seran5iebets Der 2iberolen bel
Dem erIten 8eriuh ieit 80 Subrcn
milroe Den 2euten Rett geben, sic
hebaupteten, NIT ben 2infsliberolen
lei proftiibe Eolitif unmoglit. Die
Iolgcn fuipoen iif fir Die ferne 81.
funft fiibIbor MAIDEN.
9ie Gentrums : Ereiic mod)t oen
8eriuf), Den 5eitiueilig offenfunbig
%9eporOenen 3mieipalt gu ihiiren, in.
Dem iie %bebauptet, Shirt Billion lei
bon Or. Yaalfe's 8orgeben qegen
Den ariegsminiiter General p.ginem
nnterrittet getpeien uno babe es er.
nultbiet. Sffisios miro bies oireft
fir cine 2iige erfldrt.
@eritdnoiaunq iiber 80.
len gorlage.
3ie bereits gemeloete g(bIebnuna
Der Eolen : 8orlage bel Der criten
2eiung in Der 8uItdnoigen Commit.
iipn oes preubiiden abgeoroneten-
bouIes bat feline lleberraihune Der.
po%rgerufen. Die 5aiiung Der Gnt.
%eisnungs aIauiel lit oie llriade oes
u~ngiinitigen gntideios. Gonierpa-
tipe, 5reiiinnige. Centrum unb 80.
len itimmten in Der Gommiiiion &C.,
gen Die HorlaSe.e sE,s
@on Seiten Der &egierltng iplirbe
Gntgegenfommen biniihtIih Ser
anitoBigen 5aiiung ser alauiel 3u-
geiagt. IS miro besbalb audi elmer
oemndditigen 8eritanoigung entge-
gengeiebert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07

bes Heid)siogs betunnt gepeien, bob
Elm llmi6pung oieier Irt tommen
lpiirbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-07
Gle 8eunobeit oes &at.
IprS


Sic rWteOi5inild)e Wohenihrift"
oerotfentlldt cine bon iud)peritGnbi.
ger Seite bcrriibrenoe Wtittbeilung
aus Der unmittclbnrcn l(mgebun9
bcs aoiicrs. Iieie Wittbeilung be.
it1tigt, boB Gnbe Sftober unb On.
fong Hopenlber ein itorfer Gatarrb
Der oberen Sllftluege, oerbltnben nit
elmer leid)tell Stciaerung Der Gem.
perotlr, Den Wonard)en 5pong, oos
9ett 81 bitten.
Ser SofuerltGnoigc erfIGrt fer.
ner, buB Ser Gotorrb jeet poufom.
men bcieitigt lit uno sic ollgemeine
Grbolrn1 oeS &uiiers, Der nodD IN
Sighcliife GnltIc lpeilt, Die beIten
T Sortld)rittc maht. Vie leihte Ser
itouhun9 oes linfen &nics, pelhe
it'd Der aaiier bel ,einent llniol qaui
Der Sage unpeit bes Sdlolies@inb.
ior 6u5oa lit nobe5u p0aig eebeilt.
IQc III ~l(nlIultf gebrad)ten Nads
ridltcl1, DOB Der aoiier an einem
Geblfopf. ober Sbrenleioen loborirc,
mcroen in Der 8eroiientlihung Der
nWPeoi5iniihen @ofenibriit" fir
oltrd)alts unbegrilnoet ertlGrt.
Iu Dem S6lo6tfelo BON
Seutben.
81 elmer bohit einorildspoQen &C.
remonie geltaltete iih eeitern oiegnt.
bitllutg Ocs Genfmals olf Dem
Shlad)tfeloc bel 2eutben, mo am 5.
Ie5cmber 1857 6ricorih ser @robe
Den Trin5en aorl bon 2otbringen be-
iiegte. Ger SSeier mobnte &ronprin5
@ilbelm in Sertretllng bes aoiiers
bel. 0as Ienfmal bat ser Wonard
ielbit sur 150.i0brigen grinnerungs.
Seller Der Shlod)t erriften lolien. IS
bat bic Iorrl cincs Sbelisfen nnt
einem gntplrf bcs @eb. Sberbaura.
ties b. Sbnc, Der iiingit in Sen Ser.
Staateu Weilte. Der Nuibau lit nit
Dem onalen b~ron5enen g%rultbiloniB
Sric0rifs oes 8roBcn geihniidt. IS
5ci9t i'm OILS 6eloberrn nit Dem
Ireiipie IN poller Wannesfroit. Nus.
gefiibrt lit 0as Ienfmol pom Bib.
bauer Wartin @olff.
3ie 9lGtter geoenfen in ser al,ss
iiibrlidyiten @eiie ser Shladt, Die
helte Dor 1503abren geiblogen lpur.
DC. Sbre Snuptergebniiie noren oie
Anfloiuna Der oitreihiihen armee
uno Die @iebcreroberumg pom gan5
S6le'icn NIT Nusnabne bon
S6meionis.
Eiepm &c iir @oIoberger
uno 9uraeB.
Sch. Gommer5ienratb 6. 81. @olbs
berger, Ger inAmerifa beItens befannt
lit uno oas @ort bon oen .unbe.
gren5ten Noglihfeiten" geprGgt bat,
lit BON Safer ourd) Terleibung Oes
Hotben Nbleroroens 5~lpeiter alaiie
allsae5eihnet poroen.
aonig 6rieorih auguit bon Snd).
len bat Dem Eroieiior Sobn ". BUR.
aeB bon Der Columbia . ltniperiit1t
in Nefp . g)orf bas Gomturfreis 9.
alaiie oes Albre6ts Srbens perlie.
ben. Die gbrung biloet cine Iner.
fennung fiir oie8orleIungen oes anne
rifaniihcn 8elebrten an ser timber
iitGt 2eip5ia.
Segt 6 M m SO nieber.
8enerol Ser aapuqer..e b. Stiin5.
ner miro nod Der Snpeititur NIT Dem
ShDar5en ableroroen oas Cont
nlonOo bes 10. Armeecorps nieoerle.
gen, Delf)es err lett Dem fl. Septem.
Der 1900 gciiibrt bat. Inter Sin-
peis auf ieine porgeriidten Sabre
ilnb ieine nibt mebr fapitelieite Sc.
iunbbeit bate General b. Stiin5ner
idJon i'm poriaen Sabre ieinen ab.
ifieo erbeten. Ger aaiier bate aber
oamals ernioert, Stiin5ner moge bis
nah Ser 3eit Der Wanoper parten,
peldem @unihe oes Wonarden er
auh na1fam.
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
IL MAESTRO PEROSI
AGLI STATI UNFIT?
AhhiamO da Roma.

Abbiamo da Roma:
A proposito del maestro Perosi so
no a c%onoscenza di un amend aneddo-
to di cui vi garantisco rautenticita.
Ultimamente il maestro era state
in%vitato da un impresario degli Sta
ii Until a recarsi cola per una serie
di concerti che avrebbe dovuto dura-
re un mese e fruttare al Perosi ben
100 biglietti da mile.
Ma IL maestro che soffre terribil-
mente ii mare e che d'altra parte non
voleva senza altro declinare l'offerta,
rispose che non avrebbe potuto per o.
ra recarsi agli Stati Until: avrebb
pero acconsentito a r%ecarvisi in es-
quito. a patio che lie sue opere fos-
sero state i~nterpretate dial celebre Ca
russo, il quale per l'appunto era allora
In viaggio di ritorno per lItalia. Cost
IL maestro guadagnava tempo.
Ma limpresario americana, un
businessman" in regola, rispose ac-
cettando queste condizioni e ingag-
giando addirittura IL maestro per la
primavera dell'anno venture. ALA let
terra di risposta dell'impresario era
~intanto unto n ~'cheque'' di 20 mi
la lire come caparra.
Per tai modo il maestro, a memo
che o voglia perdere lie 30 mila IL
re, e IL resto, 81 trova formalmentc
impegnato e q~uest'altro anuo dovra
suo malgrado fare la %traversata.
Mel quattro concerti dati ultima
mente in Ispagna IL maestro Perosi
guadagno 80 mila lire ed ora, a Ro-
ma, ST e messo di nuovo a s~crivere,,
ma mantiene IL pin ~assoluto silenzio
sui sue lavoro. 81 sa tuttavia che eg,i
sta o%ccupandosi della composizione di
un g%randioso poema sinfonico di ca
rattere sacro, che sara eseguito mel
prGssimo inverno q Roma.
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
ARTE f ARTIST
SCOPERTA DI UNA
STATUA ANTICA
81 ha da Roma.

81 ha da Roma:
Lufficio degli scavi del municipio
di Roma, saputo che In uno del
tamil scavi che 81 stanno facendo nella
capitale per la costruzione di case,
era stata rinvenuta una statua antica
di motto valore. L'ufficio dispose SUI
bito per faccertamento di tale noti-
zia e riuscf a sapere che una statua
era stata infatti trovata negli scavi
di piazza Consolazione, dove 81 stan
no gettando lie fondamenta per la CO.
struzione di una ASA per conto di IL
ma congregations religiosa.
La statua fu %rinvenuta da un ope-
raio ira | muri di una cantina sabato
scorso. Egli o disse nulla, pensan-
do di r~accontare tutto all'ingegnere
direttore del lavori. che era assente e
che doveva giungere a Roma questa
mattina. Ma poi Mario a Qualche suo
|compagno IL caso oc~corsogli.
Di bocca in bocca. la notizia giunse
.all'ufficio degli scavi. che ha agito
per suo conto.
La statua stamane fu portata in
luce. Sembra del secondo O terzo Sc
colo, epoca in cut rifulse l'arte deco
rativa Rappresenta una vecchia, man.
cante di braccia, al cut fianco sinistro
sono attaccati due polli ed un cane
stro di frutta. e di marmo consimile
ad altri esistenti in Campidoglio.