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Evening star., 1908-01-26

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vast army of victims to our industrial
~ Juggernaut, under sentence of death
and to be executed by the railroads far
surely than by any State law
- The present average is about thirty killed
and two hundred and fifty injured every day
of the year And. have said. the ratio increases
in spite of automatic couplings and scientific safety
devices. Where in thirty five killed
injured in 1880 the figures in nine
teen. The roads kill one out of every two
hundred and seventy of their employees; while in
Austria the figures only in thousand
and sixty-seven. And nations like Germany with
comparatively low proportions of casualties mark
over fifty per cent. of these as 'ayoidable' The
security of railroad passengers life a British
German line is more than twice great it
is here at home. In the first nineteen days of last
year systems killed outright one hundred and
thirty-siX persons. and mangled hundred and
ten more. But all the lines of the German EN-
pre in year only seventy -four lives lost and
in France only eighteen. But in the same year
killed ten thousand and forty-sx and injured eighty
four thousand one hundred and fifty-fve.
The President. it is worth noting. in a recent
message called attention to the need of eight
hour day for railroad men. \ month later
awful wreck Washington itself. and investiga-
ton showed the engn had had only eight hours,
sleep out of the previous fiftv-seven.
The figures of the railroad casualties given out
from time to time by the Interstate Commerce
Commission, attract newspaper thunder and the
lightning of public indignation. But constant
iteration makes grow accustomed to them We
at length to accept with resignation per
petual humanity as President Roosevelt
calls it,-more bloody and persistent than any
civil international warfare recorded in history.
Perhaps if by miracle all accidents could be held
up for six months, and then this nation and all the
world were shocked by quarter of million in
single day, something might result.
Toll of the Coal Mines
X/E see the same reckless disregard for human
life in the coal mines which, by the way, are
worth far more to than all the gold. silver and
copper mines put together | am indebted to John
Mitchell, President of the United Mine Workers.
for his figures. " In fifteen States that report mine
accidents. he says, = FIVE thousand nine hundred
and eighty-siN miners of all grades killed and
injured last year Iooo And in the remaining fifteen
States where mining is important l estimate the
deaths at two thousand and the injured at four
thousand" Thus in the anthracite. bitumnous
iron, copper, lead silver and gold mines and quar-
ries there would be in average year twelve
thousand either killed or injured. Pennsylvania
coal mines alone reported one thousand hundred
and twenty-t three killed and two thousand three
hundred and sixty five injured in 1906, total Of;
nearly three thousand five hundred If all coal
fields included and year with another is taken,
l suppose two thousand men lay down their lives
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-02
Sebeutiamc 3aBIcn.
ltnclc Sam'S SGfcl idJruupit
idDlimm 5uInmncu.

Gin 0ciBit bon iibcr eli N}jlIionrn
Iollor@ iiir ocn N}onot N}oi. mO
pou iibcr G3 N}iQioucu uG6rcno
ser eli Monotc oca lauicnocn
63foliobrc$. Nuuoc2icbulo
bot nm ilbcr 5c6u N}iQioucn III.
gcuomncn, - Sctrctdr oc$ Sn.
ncrr @nrficlO maht ciuc 5ht.
0icnrciic nnN Smuoii. Gr.
@lm0coicnator &omc8 81. &onc3
acitorbcn.- nMmrctouio" moht
ncucn Rccor0.
@uibin0trn, z. g., I. Sam.
49, Ser MonatSs2InSpci3 Oc9 ShaB-
cmtS crniCbt Elm Icii3it pon ST.,
95S,991 fir Sen 0}onot N}ui 5. s.,
pdbrcnO i'm Mai 1907 ciu llcbCr.
ibuB pon $S,575,2t2 cr}ict mlroc.
lic Hcpcuncn ser lteaicruuQ fiir Oiai
1905 bcIouicn ih Inn %tI7S9. $50
pcnigcr, ais i'm W}ni 1907. pGbrcnO
Ole 2luSAobCu i'm TerQicid, 5u Dem
EGnlicben Wtonat nm $j,74L2I2
gcitic8cn- iin6. 9ic3 motbt cincn @c.
inmmt=llutcrihico pom $20,534,202
92dbrcn0 ser nit Dem 81. Utoi per-
Itridlcnen eff Monntc 0ca IalienoCn
6iSfaliabrc9 bcIicicu iih sic Ginnnbs
men Ser 9tcAitrllua oti S5l6, 4O7,s
t5O mo Oie 9lltSlobcu ouf %6tO.s
010755, cin ioluciti1e9 0cii5it pon
%63, ,GO3. sos.
gSie aus Dem Nualucia fcrner bcr.
pOrACbt, bCtrll1cn Die GinnobnCn fir
Die Iebtcn eff Wonnte $56, I522
Ueniler, ais in Der CntiprCHcnoen
|crio0c Oc@ porher9cbCuocn Itafoi.
iobrea, uno Oic 9uisQnbcn $72, 467s
Ol6 mebr, elm 9fetto- llntcrihcO in
zen eli Wionntcn BON S12S,65l, ,56S.
Die 3ous Ginnnbmcn i'm Wtui 1908
Itcltelr iif dEi $t9,4tiS4l, ctmo
SS,O00,00O lucni1er, ais inn Dini
1907 sic Mepcmlen iir @innens
Steucrn brodtcn $tS,t6G, l64 cin
cine }lbnobntc Don $LG3IO00. Gle
Gilobmeu ans ncrmiidtcn GucQcn
bctrulcn $5,t1G713, o0er $4,000.
coo mcniner, ais in oorbcrArbcn0cn
Sabre.
Cic 2lu3gobcn iiir Sen Gipiloicnit
I'M O}oi crAcbcn cine Stei1crung bon
S66S,OOO, liir 0da aric19ocpurtc.
mcnt lit cine WIrbrultanobc bon 81
100000 SIT uc3cid)nen iiir oic6lottc
pon $4,000, iiir Yeniionrn Don
Stt00,00O lmO iiir 6iicntIiAc Merfc
OOn $7tL000.
Ger 2(uSlpcia }cilt ierncr, oob iiH
Sic @lm0eSidjulO beim Shhtiic Scr
@cid,GftainlnOcn AM 30. Mui, nod
9Ib5ug OcS @oorUorrotb5 i'm Shat.
mntc, ali $936,338,615 belief cine
3lmobmc BON %tLt7t379 fir Ocn
OIonut Oini. Ter 9oorporrutb I'M
S0obnntc pcruinOcrtc iib I'M Soltir
ON ,.,, L,n GOO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-02
pcmalDlOania= GilcnOabn.
Bmllettm.
Smni mi Sen Wrni,em 5cr'n
Bulletin.
csnni auf ben @roEem Sec'u.

Gr6olma gepGbrcn6, aCnuGrCd, increliom m0 cbrreId
in 0itier 9e}ebg giebt eS fcncn @u9u0 Der om no oen
QroBcn Sen qlcom 0iein &nlon0 Sen, mcdc Die @rcn3s
Qinie uidcn Gecniaten Snotcn Gno0a 6iOcn lno
Scr Mr lit elmer ser onebcnOtu Monotc 0@ &obrca nm occn
NuSiIug 5u noden.
g8aS gcQtemlit anNcbt 10 in0 0ic cincn Eoio9er Gnt
pier ser "ndor Cine" brroin Gbuo gut nu91elotct mic
Die puatartigen C3enn 3m0bm0C mCde ocn Nantihm Con
0rtrden 1cp6brt Scr 6obplu 0crcbcn bnrcdenO 3et al
allen oltrplGtu Dem 8ecnOU 3 crU6a cpoa BON Den
groben Sccn 0ec9ecn Stotcn cbn m0 bel logcaltd
sic mlu0croouin ladtcu 0c no sic Sccncric, mce
occlbcn umrabm 81 bciidrNcn.
Die 6obrt er ocu getrot uB ,m6 6rd 0cn Ct Gor Zee
nit cinn gofen Sdiiatono in Mic On iibcr Ocn
Suron Gee 6inolrdlcin bca 2ompr3 Onh Die 8robcn
Sdcuen am 600 9aicu 0ocn Ginobrt, Gee no
aunul Qebi0et gcQcibcr Dem olCrCn lbe Wd8on no
nctortiQe mo iutcrciinntc Gn5c!bcitcn.
Iic Rciic buffalo nod Qulutb mnbt ii6cr ci6unOcr
Weicn in inGlNcu cc @on buffalo obi0brcno Gcn Die
OunIper <nutn" o (ioutl in Grc GlcOcan0, 0etrot,
Der Madnac &nie Goo WurQctte 0ougbton O &ancod
m0 0uutb
Die Suon 1908 mro am 1G Elmi cr0nc ser Gam.
pier loncIa" 3m crcn Malc Buffalo obabrcn miro.
1ic Nndor Cine" lit ser Gronc Seen Nnr Der ECnnpud,
MIA GiiCnbo ser 3ubOni cbt ou 0cn bobcn Nucou mcl
Dies ser 5toroorO Giienbobu NnrrifoS" Ncoim it,
Cine tlutrirtc Nupp medr oic Tobrogc ser Gampcr Ole
Sabrprciic unoCrc uormotonen acb bcn0c h anacnbt
lih H. Qorbcrcitng mO it, CA 9cIet rncnO einen
@ie Q1encn &cninoouiu Gir6nbu crbGib, mee Cbcn
0nru1i borbGreite it, Eoagc rcdc Oic 6o0r ibcr Die
@rpBcn mo }trif mitjum odJcn minltn, 5n bntcn
(Sm2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-02

Ebne gebUrinc Veronnnnq @rnhhrnng uuo
Nbiunhcruna fam Der Incnihlihe Morper Mat
geiuns blCbcn no oiefe SluttOncn utclt ttl
GelmdIiig iluttiiu0cti iouoeri Bcliucie ins
Siudcn Qcruibcn on iebt Arunbeiten aIltr
9lrt pleihuu Die Ginriiabir uffell uno ebe
81 ts uCluabr mrit 'eti It'd zines Der muHs
nuricn ~ hct Eir ieit Eurum qebrnube. ios
hdlo Ca Cir an elmer oer NDrbeoinQunQeu uHter
C5ciunbbeit febt ct. Gernaro 9rduterpilleu,
pcIhe Ole reaeImdBlle Eerr.lhlna oer. acnanns
ten Sunili0ncn ereittefr Sflr % Gento BET
gtppt6cteru 50 bdbeu, .,D ;d4,, (StSuSut
LIL MlulLL
saHr fir's anslano beiprst q. 8atue. Rr.
4f3, Eit.Saltinlpre'Str., aabf Sutton pouie ap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-02
ilnelc Sam mnS bic Er1Iiocntcmuabl
in Banana.

@oi6in0ton :. 6, I Nuli.
- 0ic FrGiiOcntdnits GompoRnc
in Banana, meIfc IN ser critcn
@ode ocS Monota sui nit Scr Erd,
iibentenmnbl en0ct, entpidelt filrjIid)
rcDolutionGrc (cnocn5en, pelhc 8e.
'orGliIic 81 crrc9en oliungcn ln0
Die &er. Stnotcu.9icgierlmg bat iif
0ober onlGBIih ibrer groBcn uno
mcrtbnollcn &utcrciicn oui ocm $itb,
mus pcronloBt lciebcn peridie0cne
Sdrittc 81 trclfcL nm cine geredtc
lno ebrlihc @abl 3u iiAern. @s
miro 0ics 0uS critic Vldl lein, 0oB it'd
Die Ger. Staatcn altf lol6c Weiie in
0ie centrllsumCritanii6e Eolitif ein.
mii6rn. Gic olli 0cn SltbmtS itatio-
nirtcn 800 Muriuelolooten merocn
lU6brcno Scr jpci @oblta0c uuf chpa
100 p6ridicocnc StilnmplGbe per.
tbcilt iciu, no tic an bclten 5lr Gr.
bnltltng Der 9iubc bcltrngen fonnen.
Die Ger. Stuatcn iino hltr6 @crtrog
iomobl, mie Ourh ipejiclle Gercinbo.
rllna nit ser Hcgicrlng bon Yonona
81 bieiem %orlcben oltoriiirt. 9it
bciocn 9rGiiOcntidalts 9onoioaten
iinb Gice. .YrdliOcnt Oboloio lmO
StootsiefrctGr }Irio9. Der 9ebtere
miro bon ser lcJemuGrtigen Hcoie.
rllng Der 9icpubIit begilnitigt uno iii
GnnoiOnt scr Gon'cruatipen, m1b.
reno Sbal0io sic s5ortldrittler oocr
9iberalen grobtcntbeils aus 2noia,
nern uno 9iclcrn beItebeno, ionic
sic conltihhioneac Fartei binter iid
Dat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-02
ScfrctGr @arficlo's Stnoicnrciic.

@oibin0tom 2. &, /. 3uni.
ScfrctGr 0e9 Snnern @ariiclo
rcilt morgen BON bier nah Son
NronciSco ub, I'm bon bort aus oui
0cm Sdlohtihifi oMainc" nn6 SO.
nolltht mitjnTobrcn no CT ii6 ibrr
DeridicOerc, oui 6opaii ifluc6cnOl
6roleu in He5ug utf auli-9lrbcit.
Gilitenbon0ela 9tegulntionen 6luB
mo 6aien &crbeiieri>ngen II. /. IL.
mtcrri6ten mill. Sobolo or i'm ,{uli
rad 0cn Ier. Stnntcn 5nrildfebrt,
miro cr rcridicoenc Sn6ioncr.Ncicr,
uotioncn bcIufen lno ser llrburmo-
dung Qclpiiicr 26nocrcien feine 9lii.
mcrfi0mfeit 3lnucnOcn.
EGHc 5nr Jieiie in's Nnslano be.
iurgt &. giaine, Nr. 413, Git.yaIti.
mpreitrahe, nahe Gnitnm Spxie Ass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-02
Scr glmtOmubil in Den Sub.

9tcm 0orf, I. Slmi. - Sin
arobc3 9lutomobil, in meIhem cine
Shour 2llaiIiiAler pom ciucr oui
GOncu ,{9l0n0 uerbrncbtcn Notbt SIT
riidfcbrtcL roIrntc bclltc frilb onl
Cccon.Fartmop, in @rooflpn, Qclcu
cincu Baum ilog in Die 2uit, ihuB
cincn Nurjclbaum mo lief uuf oic
I{nloiicn bcrnU. 3luci ocrielben 9tu.
mems @nl. i. @oubcolo imo lboa.
9IoIuL 6liebcn ouf ser SteQc to0,
lno mcbrcrc anocren murocn DerIcbl
5lpci OcrieIbcn, 9tanens Tictor
8ranOc0 nlO Snnca Wcaennu, uicl-
Ieiht tOOtlidj. G29 2(ttomobil ac,
D0rtc cincm 9rootlDner, Noncu3
3obn Hanpon pcl6er ouh ais
GbauiIcur irngirte. @onpon bciin.
set IiA in Salt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-02
&uiicrrGuidjc.
Cr. NFoiou cntOcdt cine ncuc Iorm
pom lumfiucbt. 2clbit }r picC
@aiicr 1T un1ciuuo. - @ciu6-
rem or~ |ntcntmcOi3in.Rduihc


rem or" EntcntmcOBiusRduihc.
GbicaNo, (. &lmi. - Cr. z.
2. Vioion pom NrooflUn, @iicc.%rGii,
Dent Der 9lncritoniidcu Gcrciui1lua
iiir oa5 Shloium ser Lrumtiutt umo
ser &irflmNcu oea 9llfonol mn
Qroaucn @enliicS, ser bier ais &c.
lclnt 0cm ,NubrcSsGonpent Der Nine.
ricon Wcoicol }lIiociation" beimobnt,
bat in cincm Nortro9e mti oic Sciab.
rem 0ea @diicr.)touifca, ucrlridd)t
0lrh 0eu aIl}u rcihlihen, inncrlichen
mo GuBcrlIfcn 8cbruId uon Nai-
lcr bnAcUicicn. 2Ilt6 muhtc cr aui
0ic @cinbrcn Scr Eotcntnc0i5in-
90tlhc olrinertam, sic beinubc
cbcnIo bGuii1 iciCrL mie OicSHuoppS-
&Guihc &l icincr 2lu9iiibrlmg cr-
fI0rtc Or. W}oion:
sd babe cincn 6rcun0, Ser cir
Npicr Ser 2lounmonie lit. Gr 6riuQt
mcbrcrc Stln0cn tGgIih IN ser Nu0c.
monnc }u uno trintt 10 uicl @aiicr,
NoB cr sic feItc Ma'ic icinc5 a0rs
pcr3 erbcblih rcOlBirt lmo iciuc @e.
iuuObeit crnitIitb 9eihdOi1t bnt. &ielc
lt0nncr rulO 6rollen trintcu 5u piel
@olicr; iic iinO Gpicr oicicr tEorm
Der Srlmtluht. Nir iinO allc StIa-
ucn Ser @cmobubcit m0 lnicrc be-
item Ndnncr umo 6ruucn ba6cu it.
1cn6 cincu Nnn1. Sullicnoe iino
Cpier ser Vltcntmc0i}ill- Irmfiud)t.
Gin an9eebener Gerfehter ser Gem.
peren5bcueNrnN ats mcincnl Nctuun.
tenfrciie trintt 10 nicI bon oicien
Stoft 0oB cr iortluGbren0 inter Der
@irfltn9 icinc8 9rrnllidltnaSmittcl5
Ilebt. lln6 otc ntciItcu 0eier Eotcnts
WcOi3ilten bubcn cinen @ebalt bon
- Fro5ent biGtqiten @bi3fcp9. 0ieic
;}uItdnoe 0cbcn Sen Eempcrenj @es
lellid1aftcn cine ertlte tSruge dlli.
Menu Sic M0mcr unO 55rulcn oa.
alt ucronlonclL Elm @Clib0c Ser Gut
GoItlontcIt ob5uIc8cll iolItcn iic Dies
Gcriprcdjcl nlld AMI 0cu @cbraud
BON Eutcntrucoijinen uu2oebnen.
G6cc. lno aniicc Srinfer Iino IN
ibrer @cnobnbcit inn 9llgemeinen
liundBiD. Sic itebeu beit1nOi1 im.
ter oem GinfluB oicicr 5timllnnteh
5un Nohtbcil iiir ibrc 2(ltacn unO
onocrcn Simc. Gigorrcn iin0 Elm
uartotiihca Wittcl lno WiGmer, oic
iih olf ibrc Gutboltiomfcit bonn MI.
tobollclulB chuoa cinbiIocn, babcn
oen Aol5cn GAG bic Gi1nrre int
OtlnOc lln0 1cben nit Der lobof8s
pieilc 5n @ctt. $5eiIonitoltcn fiir
]fcrpcnleiocnoc, Die Gpier ibrcr @c.
uobnbcitcn iinO, cntIteben IN. alien
%onocatbciIen mo babcn nic Won,
gel an Futicnten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-02
Sub ocs Gr.Nnnocsicuatur ,Iuncs.

@oibin9tOh .. G, I, Slmi.
- Gr.@rnocSicnotor SnS. S. &oueS
lit ip0t bclltc 9to6mittoN in biciiacr
Sto0t gcliorbcn. Der &crltor6cnc
mor mcbrcre Sabre Iung Eorlitcr oca
6cnotrutil6cn gtotionol.Gonlitc's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-02
Iran Gjnnncf immcr nod nidJt tubt

&oportc, Sno, I. SUM. - Ter
GertbciOigcr Oc9 lultcr Moro luto
8ranoltiitltnga 2Inflogc pcrbuitetrt
Nan SumpbCrc bot III elmer 0arlts
gung 0cS Sales unqcoeutct, er lucr.
De lid ben1ilbcn, 0eu Nuhlucia 3u cr.
lrin9cn, DOB 6rou @unncB, ole Woi'
ienmor0erin. bci'm @ranOc iuc2
NobnbnltleS ouf Der Surm nid)t Sen
Zoo gciu0cn babe. Ger gImuuIt
IoAtc: o93ir hobcn nllcn @uuo, an
5nncbmcn 0oB ,5rnu @unncB nod
nnl &cbcu lei. Sd euuurtc 2lu2fluiit
bon Cincnr W}anne, Der nod 9tniunQ9
W}ni, nlio nod Dem NronOc oc3
IurubnticS, BON ibr cincn Yrief crs
hoItCn bat. Ger 9lugctloQte, 9oms
pbcrc, Der iribcr &ncdt ali Der
@unneBs6nrm mor lit beihuloi0t
Oo3 6nrnboua IN Yrono gcItcdt SIT
bnbcu ,Sn Ocn 9hlincn 0eS S1uuic9
mlIr0cn ole Sct6cn Der 0rci &illoCr
Der 6rou 0unneB umo cine bolbpcrs
tobltc 5roucnIeihc gcilmocn, sic
man ais oic Ser Wtlttcr crfonnt Du.
ben luiu Gic glu0gro6ln0en mli
Der N}orOioun mcrPcn in bcn ndch.
ltcn Eo8cn mic0cr oliAcnommcrL oo
iih onncbmcn l0bt, ooB nod onOcrc
Gpicr oca wcibIi6cn @loubort9 bort
peri1orrt liegcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-02
yWnnrctnnia's" ncnc Gciituno.

9t tcm 0orf, t. &lni. -- Ger
GnnarO Gompicr oManrctania"
paiiirte Sire SalonO uui Scr 6obrt
bon GuecnStomn bicr6cr lm 7.25
Dclttc 2lbcno. Gr mar crit nod s
llGr I'M StunOe, SonOp 0oof 5u CT.
rcideh uno Die &oiimma 0oB er
Ocn Hecoro icinca S6ucitcrihiiic@
oSliitanio" ijber Ocn loGennnnten
longen air5 crrcihen, mcnn niht
iibcrtrciicn mcror, bat iih ionlit niht
ucrmirffi6t.
(Spdtcr) - Gle oO}ourctnnia"
pniiirtc oos SanbD Soof.2cuGtifJili
nm S.32 2lbcnoS mo bat bicrmit
ibrcn cigencn, bcitcn Hecoro iir Die
6abrt bon Gl>cenStomn bicrbcr I'M
jmci Stin0en llr0 # Diimten iibers
troficn Sie madtc Die 6ubrt in
A 2ogen, 81 StunOen. 19 Wtnutcn,
1ic neileite 2eiItung Scr yWiolrc.
tunlo" lit nm 10 bcmcrfen9lucrtbcr,
% cine Der bier S6ruubcn ucaer
NcicbGoiGunG nidt gebroudt lucrocn
fonnte, rnO Die 9on5c 6obrt nit nur
orci S6roubcn 5uriidgclcgt lpuroc.
Iic idncllltc, bon ser ,,&lliituuio"
1emahte Subrt iibcr oen udmli6cn
aur9 0oucrtc 1 Gage, 20 Shn0ca
mo y Wiimttcn mO mor iomit nlr
5G 0iimltcn fiir5er al5 Oic bcutc be-
eu0igtc 6ohrt 6cS SdmeitcridJiiieS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-02
w., y. unS VI. Is. y. So.
v9ic clcftrii6c 0inie"
1ie ciu5ige 2inie 5ui6ru Baltimore unS
9Innnpolis, ncrcu g%naluuS nae Grntrnm
Ocioer StnotcH uto bic Yiurte Der
0Creingten Stnntcu SlUt.Cu9lin,
nettie crrcthlcn.
VlrttriidIr Hnfnit yNuunuu3

pom Sa1uBuic Srr rlcttriidirn 2iuir.
(Fari'gncnue nnr 2cGiugtun. 2trnRr.)
500 $40 t0,66, $50, 1000 iO.8G, f,Oj
uno 1t,3O SornI.. 1900 NIttnqs 1236. 500,
100 200. $50 $500. $50, 400, 4.3O. 800,
5000 NbeuOs uub ti3.OO Qitlicrnn6t, tdaijb
Nc5ctbnet pofuBiAe. 9lue nuoeren iino
llntilrt balen nnr an gtnoaI glcuocn0 5unc'
Tac, d. sunapolis - CAS-. 745, s45, o.45,
tO45 itno ll.l5 G5rm t2,45. La, 24F. $40,
4.45, 545, 645. 1.4b. 94i mn 1t.lj abcnos
ldaItt gillc 3iNc itno bis 5lr. gtdoGl 4eaocmp
SnbrpreS. 3u ciucr 8idItuua. RuuOfnbrL
Ra6 gpafbneton. .... 75t.: SIPS.
gtuf glnnnpoiS. ........ .60c. $1.O0.
Sir 8ineie uuo 9usfunit neuNe man Itb
an has @tuct Giirenlt, IernlnnI sStation, Buris
9lpenue, nd0e Scringon Sirube.
(Wpril4-I&S1
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MISSOURI SUNDAY CLOSING
STATUTE UPHELD.

Kansas City, Jan. 30.-Judge Smith
Mcpherson in the U. S. District court
here today handed down a decision
declining to interfere with the county
and city officials here in the enforce
ment of the Missouri statute making
unnecessary labor on Sunday mis-
demeaaor. The decision was render
ed in the case of Nance O'Neill the
actress, and managers of local thea
tres. who sought to permanently en-
join the grand jury from indicting
them. The decision is a victory for
Judge William H. Wallace, of the
criminal court, who in the campaign
or Sunday observance has caused
the Indictment of two thousand stage
people, as well as hundreds of store
keepers, for violation of the Sunday
law Judge Mcpherson said the pro
per course for the complainants was
to seek a new trial in the criminal
court, then appeal to the state su-
preme court, and finally to the United
States supreme court.
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FINANCIAL
BILL Is UP

Washington, Jan. 30.-The Aldricn
financial bill, which has been in the
hands of the committee on finance
since its introduction in the senate
on January Z, was reported today by
Senator Aldrich. Various amend
ments which have been reported from
time to time appear in the bill. AL
the same as when introduced, there
has been an effort on the part of the
committee to emphasize the emerg-'
ency nature of the act, and to this
end various amendments are inserted
in the bill which are intended to
cause the speedy issuance of addition
al currency when a stringency oc-
ours. An amendment inserted in the
first section is provision which will
give the comptroller of the currency
issues when application is made, ac-
cording to his judgment and conven-
ience. The clause in the bill fixing
Is per cent of the market value OF
municipal and railroad bonds as the
limit of issue of notes against them
is changed to 80 per cent. The limit
on circulating notes is raised from
$50 to 500 million dollars. 1t is specifi-
cally provided that all acts and ord.
ers Of the comptroller of the curren-
cy and treasurer of the United States
by the act shall nave the
of the secretary of the treas
ury. Several other amendments have
reference to the nature of bonds tnat
will be acceptable, the amounts that
may be assigned to the several states
and other matters limiting the issue.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS
INCENSED AT KING.

London, Jan. 30.-Having failed to
reach King Edward yesterday during
the ceremony of opening parliament,
and the lower house being effectively
barred against them, the woman suf
fragists of England this morning
adopted a new method of protesting
against the fact that his Majesty in
the speech from the throne made no
mention of their demands to be per-
mitted to vote. The militant members
of the organization formed them
selves into several committees which
today visited the homes of various
members of the cabinet for the pur-
pose of asking them to use their in
fluence to have the question of wom-
an suffrage settled at this session. AS
none of the ministers would see them,
the women demonstrated by ringing
door bells and delivering addresses.
The women were dispersed after max
ing noisy scenes, and seven arrests
were made.