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The labor world., 1899-11-25
IN HE following editorial is repro
i duced from the Denver Republican:

m HE following editorial is repro
duced from the Denver Republican,:
1.-THE strong point of the trust is
that it exists and wins solely because
it can produce any commodity it han
dies at relatively small cost. In
short, it saves the waste of competi-
tion by abolishing competition. This
is precisely what the socialists claim
for the production, not of a single
commodity, but of all production.
A trust is a monopoly. At least the
trust which has become so odious has
practically obtained the control of
some useful product. While it can un-
doubtely produce more economically
than separate establishments, under
competition, it also has the power to
raise prices. 1t is presumed by So
cialists that this power will always be
exercised within the limits of prudence
under a system of socialism, The diff
ference between this and a trust is
that the abolition Of competition by
trust still leaves profit to private
owners, whereas the abolition of COM
petition by socialism theoretically gives
the profit of, production back to the
people.
1t would thus seem that the differ
ence between the socialistic idea and
the trust idea lies in the particular
just named If the successful trusts
demonstrate that competition, far
from being the life of trade as we are
taught to believe, is really nothing but
harmful waste, then they will prepare
our minds for the gradual advent Of
state socialism,. If a railroad trust
shows that ten thousand miles of rail-
road can be- operated more econom-
ically by a trust than by ten compet-
ing companies, each owning one thous-
and miles, the minds of the people will
pass easily to the conclusion that the
government could profitably operate
all the railroads just as it now car
ries all the mails. ,& e., . f.
The labor world., 1899-11-25
DRUGGIST in Cambridge, Mass,

II has petitioned the mayor to have
\ a free ice water drinking fountain
in front of his store removed, on the
plea that it is running his soda water
trade. He says it is mot fair .''-Ex-
change. --..- .-.--- -.....
Hear the howl of the little dealer
who wants the rights of thousands to
take drink of water abrogated in or
der that he may make a paltry profit
on glass of soda water! It isn't"fair''
The labor world., 1899-11-25
Baseball is ze glorious gamer"

baseball. is ze glorious gamer"
Eyes, count, it is.''
"It is ze American out and out?"
Right, count
''Ze one national game of re peo-
Dle?"
Yes"
''It represents ze people?"
"It does.''
''Then who can blame re foreigner
when he say ze American love re
boisterous, he love re missile-throwing
and he claim everything. -Chicag go
News.
The labor world., 1899-11-25

The New Neighbor-I see Mr.. Petit
bone going to church every Sunday
since his last wife died. His affliction
seems to have softened him. ~
The Woman Next Door-He's got
widower-religion. He only goes to
church until he gets married again.
New York Preas.
The labor world., 1899-11-25
n HE important question confront
I ing the American DeoD1e Of todav

ing the American people of today
is that of the trust. The war in
Africa is nothing compared to the inn
portance of the war against the trusts
that are starting in this country. 1t
means that people will rule or be ruled
by those who control the great in
dustries of the. nation. There will be
no peace until the trusts are owned
and controlled by the who1t people, as
the trusts, by the use of the military
force, shall stifle all opposition and
crush out all sen1blance of self-gov-
ernment in the United States. Every
effort to force some other question,
such as money, imperialism, or tariff,
will be used by the trust magnates,
but it will not win. Trusts are the
most important question, all others
should be ignored. Next year we will
be face to face with the question of
industrial liberty or servitude.
The labor world., 1899-11-25

Signed in triplicate, in English and
sulu, at Jolo, the goth day Of August,
A. D. 1899 QS Arakuil Akil 1910.
THE SULTAN SULU,
DATO RAJA MUDA,
:DATO ATTIK.
DATO CALBE,
DATO JOAKANIAN.,
Signed J. G.. BATES,
Brigadier-General U. S. V.
The labor world., 1899-11-25

foreigners wishing to go into the coun-
try should state their wishes to the
Moro authorities and ask for an es-
cort, but it is hoped that this will be-
come unnecessary as we know each
other better.
Article -. The United States will
give full protection to the sultan and
his subjects in case any foreign ma
ton should attempt to impose upon
them.
Article IA. The United States will
not sell the island Of Sulu or any othe"
island Of the Sulu Archipelago to any
foreign nation without the consent Of
the sultan of Sulu.
Article 5. The United States govern
ment will pay the following monthly
The labor world., 1899-11-25

TO the sultan. $3.50
To Dato Rajah Muda. ........ Is
To Dato Attik go
To Dato Cable IS
To Dato Joakanian ...... rs
To Dato Puyo so
To Dato Arnur Hassin ...... 60
TO Hadji Butter ................... so
TO Habib Mura ...... 40
T Serf Saguin IL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

Judge Roweli, citing 10 the Chi.ten
den county court OF Butlin ton has rem
dered sn i'm poftsnt decision 10 liquor
case. The decision u, In substance, that
the holding Of Uhited States liquor
license mskes msn common seller IN
der the Vermont Law and liable to instant
prosecution % sucb, 20 other evidence
being necessary for conviction. The res
pendent in this case Vas q Darlington
man named d. II. McCuen. doing business
al "a North street In that city, The rec
ords OF the internal revenue collector at
Portsmouth. n "a, which Is the oilice
Tor this district. show that the liquor
lieese vas issued 10 MoCnen on the l2.h
day OF July. Judss Ro~ell told the jary
that. II they we're satisfied thst McCueu
paid the tax OF S25 aud received the
license on the l2tn day OF July, the res
pondent vas . common seller on each day
thereafter. nnder the provision OF the
s.s,ute that the payment OF speci,i
license shall be held 10 prove the msn
holding the liceuse common seller. II
the meaning Of the decision is as here
indicated, and 1t 10 sustained by the 90
preme conri. IL will be the mos, stringent
aud effective Interpretations OF the prGtibi
tory lay ever given.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

10 the coming Filopino campaign the
land force will number from $4,000 to
60, 600 men. and the naval squadron will
be the largest yet assembled in the Pscif
10. This means that the war will be
pnshed With ell possible energy. Even il
more men and more ships are necss AIRY,
the voice OF the country 10 for supplying
them promptly. Tho people we're united
10 the war against Spain, and are ready to
sustain the responsibilities that follow
Wars are ended by treaty, and our treaty
with Spain will be observed to the letter.
Only by msintsining sovereignty 10 the
Philippines can this be doLc. The false
Interviews with Dewey are now exhibited
10 their true light. His first conierenc e
With the President results 10 more gun
boats to press the war against the Tsgal
conspirstos. The islands are peculiarly
vulnerable to naval operations when men
enough are Of hand to garrison captured
ports. No position the Tsgsls can take is
Tree from the danger OF rear or flank Of
tack by sunbosts aud landing force com
bined. Dewey's consultation with the
President has EN- p asiz "a this idea,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix. New Yorks dis
tinguished clergyman, is clsssed as 40
''impttisIiti. predicts that "nope OF Us
will see the day on which the people will
withdraw from thst which they sccept ss =
grave and terrible and real responsibility"
-thst 10. that nobody nov alive will ever
see the Uoited Stats rscresui to its pur
pose to emsncipste the PHILIPPINES. The
only freedom which the Flipinos ever
had Is ths. which the United Stat . gave
them by overlhrosipg Spanish rule, and
this freedom the country intends to make
perpetual 10 the home rule which ii will
put 10 operation when the rebellion 10
put down,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

irsJs peliey. bat il u, iss. isaac i sys
Ia NE tses Of stsst sdts1cs 10 sbs eosi
q tsv nsletsAs 81 ell tinas. ne srpofi
tfsss Q. ths Z sfiss sisles 10 nssai.ei 81
~ vsr@ 10 sfoyiss 81 . ptD3isieas rate.
fesr ss9 car sIpofu al goods thai
epsls be classified 30 rssssiseasrsd wares
vas bat susil ffscssos 10 vsics OF The
nsBsfseiarss wares vhich - Imported.
AZ tho fessni Tine car exports Of nssa
tseisrc .rs largely sreesdisg cor inpor.s.
The 10 das 10 our ability 10 n,huisciere
cheaper .sd ssli scods u loser price
than ssy o. eli ioreisn Sonpsliion We
meet these i0fsisa pfoerors 10 ibs psn
trail rassu Of ihs vofid-spd srsn IN
zach H.rtti - lhs. Of Csnsds. sheis,
10 sosseqssues Of special tesiristious, The
Eosli.h hsres decided sdssp,ses over ~
10 the way Of duties--,nd beat them With
osi The least ifosble. W. sepd oSr mana
t.eisre3 wares 10 Esslsud, 0,rmsny and
Frsrce, 10 ,sy roihiss oil ether lees i'm
portrait nsbatsetnnag p.tions and cell
these there 10 coGpeiition With rs,ise
Producer. siltossh iuqseGiIy eGt sooas
have TO pay hish rate Of duty 10 saiu
scSuu to thete foreisr nsrkes, We
stow rot the less. hesitation 10 meeting
and ccnpslirs ~iih the foreigner abroad,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12
STATE NEWS,

WIN. B. visll Of Randolph, for years ii
the employ OF the Central Vermont al
claims agent, has entered the service o
the Boston d Maine, in q similar capacity
but without official title.
The Norman Williams public library o.
Woodstock has out grown its present
quarters and an addition s to be made Il
to the building that will about double
the shell capacity.
The contract for building the BELOW.
Falls and Ssxtons River electric road hal
been awarded aud active operations OF
the construction OF the rosdbed will bs
commenced Of once.
Editor Belknsp of the Bellows Fallt
Times announces that he finds no reS
demand for a semi-weekly and will change
the semi-weekly Times back to weekly
after q three years trial
A daughter wss born Thursday to Gov.
and Mrs. L. @. Smith at ST, Albsns. Gov.
Smith was called home from New York
before meeting Dewey.
Frank Lasher and Charles Beach, oil
Of the Lasher Stocking company OF Ben
nington, has just been granted . valuable
patent for Improvement on knitting
machinery.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12
ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Are you disturbed st night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying With pain OF cutting teeth2 II sc
send ut once aud get bottle OF Mrs. Win,
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth,
Jog. II cures dysentery. diarboes, regui
lstes the stomach and bowela. cnres wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces infsms
ton, and gives tone and energy TO the
whole system. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
o the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the Oldest and best female physicisn
ADD nurses In the United States and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world
price rs eta bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

While Mr.. Bryan Is doing bis best 10
convince the farmers thsi their prosperity
10 more apparent than real; the farmers
themselves are finding no fault with its
substsntisl character We lately printed
sdispstch from Chiesgo about the incress
ed prices their beef cattle are brinein 4,
which IN part accounts for their sstisisc
tion IN the way economic things are NOV
log. Iisppesrs that the selling price Of
beef 90 the hoof has only been exceeded
once silee 1858, when 1t WAS Eve cents
higher That price is Sc 40. ~ sgsinst
s. 10 in 1892. $3.50 in 1892. and s5 SIS 10
1894 Pork sod mutton have also moved
mp. The difference being hundreds OF thous
suds OF dollars to the growers. No won
der The freight liaes are overloaded With
pianos, parlor organs and other items OF
luxury consigned to the farming CON m ri
Ice OF the Middle West.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

SO Tar daring the present fiscal year
The revenue keeps little stesd OF the e1
pendiluras. Al the end Of The 6rs,
quarter . surplas Of about s. 600. 600 i,
shown. Receipts for The quarter have In
creased 81 600, 600 over the same period
lsst year. snd expenditures have fallen ca
S45, 900. 600. Castoms are yielding from
500. 600 10 81 900 600 /. day. and iuhrn.l
revenue averages 81. ooo, 900 day. Both
show 81 aggregate gain Tor The moaih Of
e. 600. COZ over September OF lsst yesr.
Ths War Dspn,nsni Ne spending 40 ave,
sge Of si2 800. 600 q moth. and the Ssvy
Depsalnsli s.. 900. L,i nonih's
statement Of gold 10 tie iressary vss
S2aS. 0o0. 900. The September figures are
s25i. ooo. 600. This is remarkably favor
able sIhibi TIE army has been ineress
cd from q. 600 10 100 600. A s.r IL uudsr
proseea,ion Teoo niles sway that will re
qsirv lhe services and insspo'ts,ion OF
10 600 o, G1.oo0 nsn. The navy 10 srov
lag steadily 10 battle ships Of ihe Gre,
eiss Knd oihst eostly vessels.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

Dometbing oil hnltsr has been created
10 New York by the testimony OF the
state supreme court judges before the
Mszst investigating committee. giving the
sums each Judge paid ont for his nomina
ton. The sums vary from $4,000 to Sl5,
000 The only surprising thiog in con
nection With the matter is the fact that all
Of the judges. with one exception, justi
fed suoh payments to political bosses or
committees. A poor man could not &c. q
nomination for one OF thsse offices unless
be practically mortgsged himself to some
person. These sums sre paid for nomins
lions before the election takes place.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

John Q. Newton, the well.knovn engi
nesr and manufacturer, died suddenly Ut
bis home 10 Wilmington, following az
operation for appendicitis. The death OF
Mr.. Newton removes one who for yesrs
had been sctive 10 large enterprises in
this region, q man OF great endurance and
capacity for work, and whose industry
had been rewarded by unususl success.
He bad large part 10 the industrial de
velopement OF Holyoke and OF the Deer
field valley 10 southern Vermont, and
was Tor several yesrs engaged in the con
struction Of railroads 10 the West.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

The boundary line between Yentzuela
and British Guisns, which has been In dis
pute sinec lsil. has been finally settled
by the award OF the Paris tribunal OF stbi
trstios. The decision is 10 the nature OF .
compromise. The complete control OF
the mouth OF the Orinoco river snd The
gold fedls OF the Yuruau nver aud uibu
tsfies passes to Ventz1sla. Great Britain
gets territory which IL substantially in
clnded In What is tnown a. the "Schom
burak line. about which 90 much va
ssid st the time OF President Cleveland .
message. The most vsiusble parts OF The
territory awarded to Gres, Britain are the
E..tqnibo sbd Cuyuni valleys. The
award snstsits Gttn Bfitsio' Q conten
,ions. 10 90 far Is i. 6nds that the true
boundary. While i,i.lis far short OF the
extreme Btitish clsin. lies 90 The venezue
IL aide OF ell the lines proposed by vere
suels ~ compromises.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

A terrible accident occurred at Rogers
crossing near tue state line at Fair Haven
Thursday afternoon, resulting In the
death OF Edward, 9 II year old son oil
Charles Woodbury.. OF Castleton and the
serious injury Of John NJ Guinley, sge1
40. OF Castl.ton. They were crossing The
track 10 team and were struck by the
100 o'clock train west Woodbury. was
killed outright and McGuinley was taken
aboard The train aud carried 10 White
hall for medical aid
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

Considerable iEisSssi hs bees isli "a
rsssfd 10 vhsl sdssoe Dsssy wsnld siv'
The Pfesi5ssi 10 regard 10 The Philippines
TIE hni tits ke recon nss5ed VS. 81
isefesse Of he tstal force there. vhict
ss 81 once complied With. We qsois
itpm The BasioH Htrsls tie ioil0siass
10 respoase 10 . qss.,ios, the admiral
tssid he bad been zssrspresenied by thoss
.bo bad claimed test be favored The sbsn
dounsb, eiihe isa6as 10 the eopifoi Of
toe 20 called Fhipino repsblie
Agaiaslao. be said. represents only
sboui 1900 oct q 5000 900 people 10
The Philippine islsras. sad be weei 90 TO
Gay ibn vs could rot iasiiiy sby action
that looked like ,artirs ever our snibori
~ 10 the islsnds 10 dictator representing
sueb a sasll poiiioa Of The population.
lie advpcsied ssli government Tor the
nalires. oniy under tho authority Of the
Uniiea States and 80 isr ~ soy particular
tribe WAS sbls 10 beSr II. aud not In any
sense iGyolvior Independence Of the
uailsd States i0f The archipelago. which
would nesn prtolie.l suTchy, sipce no
r.sive tribe jGla cottrol the shole.
TIE sduirsl les ouirun the President
In expressing . strong desire for change
10 The military cos,msnd 10 the Philip
pines, bat is hopeful that the President
will come TO this position aud act upon
the reports regarding the uphtness OF Gen.
Oils spd his methods for the aggressive
work that is TO be done.
Mean " bile the admiral Is highly graft
81 ike promptpess and Completeness with
which the President carried ont his sua
gestion OF reinforcing 1.-THE neet He said
that be was glad that 'ihe boys" out there
would know that be had been speaking
Tor ,qem. and alec that Aguinsldo would
soon learn that this governmen meant bust
ness
The additional vessels will not only ens
BILE block sdng work TO be successfully
done, bat will enable the nsyy to control
the coast towns, and so to cooperate more
effectively With the land iorces. The in
surgents will be literally between two
hres. The naval forces will advance on
the COST, occupying towns. while the
army is advancing from Manila and oocu
plying towns, for there will be no more
abandonment Of places taken, and the
good government that will be given to the
natives 10 the spheres OF influence thus es
tsblished, will, 1t is hoped. hasten the dis
appearance OF ell opposition.
Admiral Dewey talked hopefully today
about the prospects OF suppressing the
insurrection with the increased army and
navy forces. He was encouraged by the
Manila despatch stating that Aguinsldo
was Diminishing soldiers to their farms. be
cause he thought 1t might mesn that
Aguinsldo was beginning to see that be
N ust break up his army. but. il the rebel
lion does not collapse. he believed that,
With aggressive and efficient directing, the
new army and the REINFORCED navy might
break 1t to pieces by the first Of January.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12
ANNOUNCEMENT,

To accomm odate those who are par.il
to the use OF atomIz,r in applying liquids
into the nasal passages for catarrhal
troubles, the proprietors prepare Cream
Balm 10 liquid form. which will be known
as Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Price
including the spraying tube is 70 cts
Druggists or by mail. The liquid form
embodies the medicinal properties OF the
solid preparation. Cream Balm is quick
ly absorbed by the membrane and does
not dry up the secretions but changes to O
natural and healthy character. Ely Broth
ers. sc Warren Street, N, Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12
The question as to whether Vermont is

The question as TO whether Vermont is
still dairy state has recently been asitst
cd by The Boston Grange Homes, and
questions asked OF the dealers in that
city elicit the response that since the 10
PRODUCTION of croameries it IL no longer re
gsrded asa dairy" state. but rather as Q
butter state, the word dsiry being used
to indicate the home msnuiaoture OF that
product, bat that Vermont butter still
stands Of the head and commands q hiRb
er price than that from any OF the other
states 10 the Boston market.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12
Henry w.tter.op. The viael, known ID

Henry Wsttersop. The widely known cd
itot Of the Louisville Courisr-Jourosl. 10
q lifelong Democrat bat hss 30 patience
siih the cry OF imperialism. snd warns
Bis patty leaders Of The snrs result oil
iheir snti-srr.nsipn cry. 10 these vord,:
No party 10 this country has ever vel
tbrowo i.stli sctoss The highway OF the
eouniry's progress, arr.yed itseif sgsinsi
The soiditrs In The Geld. without marching
10 sore defesl The bugsboo OF imperisl
ism Gill ffishten no one. Tbs msnhood
Of the nation has It's face eel toward the
fu.ure AMI keeps step to the nusic Of
progress.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

The Presiden. lie making tour through
some Of The western states. His shor,
speeches are we'll received by large crowds
Ga one occasion he had friendly meet
log With Bryan. The latter is reported to
be quite III aud many engagements be
made to speak In the next week or two
bsve been cancelled. His recent tour
through hebrssks was somewhat Of dis
appointment to his friends, the crowds
not being as large as was expected. The
people evidently have work enough to
keep them busy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

September 20 l.. 0. Colburn CT E.s
Shressbuty caught bis S3i bear. III,
fret one be tr,rred wssH y. srs ago tht
18th OF last October. aud weighted jast 20(
pouuds, IL cot ooe spd hall Inches o.
clesr IA, on the rb ahI he sold II for $50
TIE o1e he caught I,s, weighed sb5ot 'ht
s,ne sud sss trapped co "S.lissh" uour
tain 10 trap which hal q en- tteie ovsr
three yssr. He ~eut up ilye sh ri
tine ago intending to bftas d me, bai
concluded to Get u artE0& h.. sBd
dung that time esugLt tie besE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

The eorsef stone Oh ihs Dewey Memo
rial hall 81 Nervieh USivstssiy, North
Geld. vii be laid Friday. osi - Al
minl De.sy ,sd large uunbsr 81 ptoni
nepi eltlsses oil be present Hoo, Cssnn
cey N. Dspsv Of Nee fork gill deliver
The .ddraa The vernobi Nstiousl
Gu.ra, Govuror Smith and star, Sens
tors Proctor sDi Rosa Il presentsiivss
Groui saa Poseu will participate ia the
trefcista.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12
SON. FoolA \ prort.

ALLOW coush 10 rue until II gets bryond
the reach Of medicine. They often cay,
Oh. /, wIll wear away, but in most cAsei
IL will wear them sway, Could ihey b.
induced 10 Try The successful medicine
called Kenps Bslssm, which is sold on q
positive guarantee 10 core, they would
u immediately see the excellent ehec, after
taking the fret dose. Price 20 aud zoe,
Trial size Tree. AT all drngeiste.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-12

There have been thres or four attempts
10 sail the great yacht race in New York
and oil isiled for the van, OF wind. Per
hsps the Dewey celebration took the wind
out Of everything else, but II is hoped the
three trials will come of within the com
ing week. The attempts thst have been
made show that the two boats are very
nearly equal 10 sailing qualities and the
race may be taken by either. Betting WAS
81 frs, 10 favor OF the American boat but
hss now shifted TO The other side,