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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

: DULUTH GRAIN. March Wheat was &C
tive and weak Gables received here show tS the ne
r. Bears On Ills s{ae: Nay opened e. OF a
t both zf He Oats lost
close Mhea in No hs5a
96%c; No. ? northern 949sc: macaroni, No; |.
sec; No. 2 Sac; May, seMc; ! July ~ e7Me; Sep e
$ ts99ss S 70 siri1 s5 s IT,: Nay
f aTys s9 g. on track Tic; to arrive
Cars Inspected: Wheat, 1oa:, last year, Ill II;
q o st g. ITS nsrl9x q
Nses eS: cat s gs 1y iSSSS s sapHsr!s
Fl?srWReeeipts 5Ssss 6Fls; sales 5tS9; steadily
Quiet; s2@S1o Wheat-Receipts, 1850 bu;
and general liquidation Later there was slight
recovery on lower consols and local covering. fol-
M further sec9s On audstn
rive Corn-Receipts, s9,775 bu: sales: 10000;
pathy with wheat: May 61A@e1 &c. Oats
Receipts. 8! 900 bu: nominal g..
teG G1sss sS '{ Nay s5Nc :o sep
| MlLWAUhEE 0nA4N AMI EAOO1 March J..
|-Flour, Toe lower. Wheat, 2@3c lower; No. /.
9oc No. northern es@97e July s2&e hia
| No. 2 e3c; sample, 4O@6Oc. Oats. 1@2c lower;
standard. 43c. Corn, 1c lower; No. 3, 43@46ci
| Wheat-Puts Ole bid: calls. 94Ac bid.
Corn-Puts, 52a4c; calls, $3.50 bid.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN, March 1.-wheat-spot
steady; No, California Is "a; futures, steady "a
Corn-Spot, quiet; American mixed new. As 3Ad
i American mixed old. As 6z4d futures, quiet
March, As 2Hd; May, As 4ssd.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, March Close
hard 9oc: No. g. s5@s6c; No: 4, 77@sOc;. re
jected, 7o@72e; No. 2 red, $1:o5; No g. 81
; cash No. 2 mixed, 42c; No. 2 white, H@45c
No. 3, 42hc. oats-No. white, 41@42c; Nc
. mixed, 39@4Oc
ST. LOUIS GRAIN, March Close: Wheat
Lower and demoralzed by bulls selling out; NJ
Inlay, 94c; July, S7ssc; No. hard, 92@941Ac.
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BOSTON M1N1NG STOCKS. MARCH,

BOSTON MINING STOCKS, March Closing
prices, yesterdays market: Adventure. 2A@
~; Allouez, 3la@39s; Arcadian. 4O@55; Ar
mold: 25 asked: Atlanta, 8; Bingham, 1917 @2o;
British Columbia. 40@45; Calumet & Hecla, 440
d45o; Centennial, 1871 @17A; Consolidated Mer:.
s01s; DAILY West, 34@34.h; Dominion Coal 55K
@56; Dominion Coal preferred, 1Os@11O: Donlin.
s@sA; Isle Royale, 7@s; Mass, S@3a; May.
flower, 25@50; Michigan, 4@4H Mohawk, 397A
ESQ; a. 9. r, 6h@17A; Granny, 37s @3A;
Osceoln. 53@55; PARROT. Ah@25; Phoenix ia
"a; Quincy, s0@s5; Rhode Island, I asked.
TX @s; Tamarack,. 95@100; Trinity, 4M @4B
United States Mining, 20b @2OA; United States
~, SN @9M; Utah, 32H @32ss; Victoria. SO
3A; Wihona, 5@51a;. Wolverine, 71@72; Wyan
dot 6O@75; Guanajuato, 80 asked 80. -.
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THE CASH TRADE

FLAX-Minneapolis received Is cars, against
. last year. and shipped TO- Duluth received %
ears. =. ,. .
Closing PRICES: Mnneapolis cash, 81: l4A; to
oAfs@No 3 white closed at sshc. Receipts.
70 c edss cars; shipments. cars
No. 3 yellow closed at 451hc.
FEED AND MEAL-Coarse corn T., meal nn ~ and
cracked corn in sacks, sacks extra, SIT rs; No:
ground feed, 90 corn and 1.3 oats, so-lb sacks,
sacks extra Sls2s NO. sroa anfra 1eea So
3 ground feed, 1-3 corn and % oats, in 75-lb
sacks sacks extra S2O@2O.25.
NlLLsTUFFs--The market is strong and east at
shorts, sis@ld2s: middlipgs; $,s@1s Is red I'd
105.lb sacks, 81 so per ton additional; in 200
III sacks, 81 per ton additional. Shipments 1857
tons
Receipts % cars Shipments. % cars.
RYE-COntinued keen demand fs the feature.
No. 2 closed at TOhc. Receipts 16 cars; ship
Inents. 10 cars. .
No. i, $9eeo.5O; timothy. No. 2, S1.5O@s50;
timothy, low grade; SCOT: clover, Se@7 90; qR:
No e. scar: midland. IS. 50Gl6.5o; slough, s. so;
straw whect and oat, $3.50; rye STRAW, $5@6;
receipts, 145 tons shipments, 80 tons.
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neebs it tie %a; 81 Sse to buying
market s contned TO- o decline I'm May selling on
Minneapolis, Duluth and chicago reported Re;
The market broke violently late in the day.
o g6n eh ha
The market lacked any apparent support and in
consequence May dropped from around ee1kc to
declined to 91szc, a loss Of 1Mc from the top
figure: Some recovery followed on . covering by
lower thar, last nights final quotation at s7Ac.
July closed down ~ @2&e at 91Ac.
Cash Wheat-No. red, ST. LOS; No. red.
$l@1;o4; No. hard. sa@s5c; No; hard, $50
93c: No. northern, 9Sc@$1 OF; No. northern,
There was, considerable liquidation Of corn
wheat, The market however, was affected some;
What by increasing stocks and by the small
Ssng o s to at sPGRg c to iy
May received some support from pit traders: AZ
sc. July sold off to 54as @54Ac. Local receipts
were 4es cars: of contract grade
May s selling of to 5% and july to 5shc The
close was almost at the bottom with May "a, al
Wss VS. down MT Loss for Of t ~ day Of exactly &C. July
Close: da FIN 81 14c May. 54xc; July
'' dash c cernmSe o 43@4sc; No ss@4c
Increased receipts and lower prices for whea
| and caused weakness in oats. There wa:
ing by commission houses. May opened A@$
to 9s@1sc lower, at 44asc to 4414c, and Jul!
was off 1scr to, We to Al nc to Also. May de
clined later to 1870, while July sold off to 41c
Local receipts Were 1856 cars.
Close: Oats-May, 42c; July, 39Ac; Septem
Der, 34Ac.
| Cash Oats-No., 2, 4oc; No. 3, 391ac.
! The following was the range Of prices for oil
| 6alicerv.
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1913 Denver & Rio Grande. 1917 Denver Rio
Grandc preferred s671a; Erie, 23H; Erie first pre-
ferred. 8s Erie second preferred, 1914 III
n1s Central 123; Louisville 8 Nashville. 1911
trail. 117si Norfolk & Western. 57ss; Norfolk
& Western preferred, SO; Ontario & Western,
2OA Pennsylvania. 58A; Rand Mines, 8M;
Reading. 2oM; Reading first preferred. 80; Read
Ing, second preferred, 2Sa; Southern Railway.
1875; Southern Railway preferred, 81: Southern
Pacific. 44M; Union Pacific 75M; Union Pa
Gihc preferred, 9oi United States Steel III )
1914 Wabash preferred, 34h.
Bar silver. easy 26 9-18d per ounce.
Money. PA as per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 31s@l3 BIG per cent. The rate of
discount in the open market for three months
bills is 3h @3A per cent.
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THE FLOUR MARKET

Millers reduced flour prices 15c a brl all around
this morning following the decline In wheat:
There is 10 Improvement in foreign inquiry and
the volume OF domestic business Is very low
ID thought that buyers are holding of in hopes
of further decline in wheat prices
First patents are quoted at $5.25@5.35: second
patents $5.1O@52O; first clears. So. 1904. 20: sec
ond clears. 50. 50@260; car lots IN wood
SD Minnea polls.
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Prices SC lower. Receipts moderate. Quality
range eu s4so e So bulk, s5S5 to $515; light
from SS U.s. and se 5od and
and heavy hogs from s5.25 to $5.35. Sales:
81 Be- tSs IS 9s 81 81 ss 1Gs SIS 80
lbs S. is; u.s. 19e lbs, S. 10; 7G. 196 lbs S. O5;
- les lbs, IS; Al, 1se lbs, s4.S5: 50, i57 lbs,
Pigs ana gndsrT ,e It's 12l lbs s4's5; B.
CAFTtiE~Receipts moderate Good grades of
bulls lo@l5c lower. Veal calves csc lower than
week ago stoekers and feeders generally er;,nf
steady. Best mich cows strong others quiet.
Butcher steers-1e, 1926 lbs, 81; 5, 1,1ao lbs,
l5s rs $780, 50; 3 s' $50 lbs, $685. 3 100;
Butcher Cows and He Meifsrs- 2 l,22o lbs, So;
s Sss lS Sno ss ee2f sos 'es bs s2ss oS lbs
~ cutters and cannersw2 $40 lbs s1.75 4, 50:
! lbs, S1.65.
ss 7gte1er Rsl* 6s sa5 ps SO lbs
Veal Calves ITO lbs, So; 9, 121 lbs, $3.50
stock Cows and Heifers-2, 40 lbs, s2.25:
Mich Cows and Springers-1 cow, $35; Gov
and 1 calf, S32; cow and 1 calf, $2S.
SHEEP-Sales:
81; 40 ewes, lis lbs, $3.50; ewes, 1os lbs
Stockers and Feeders-ss feeding lambs, 6
lbs. $4.75.
| Among the shippers on the market were W. R
Kerr, Holloway; p. Cahill Albee, S. D.; w. W
1 Archer, Finley, n. D.; &c. Gunderson; Fin
| ley, N. d.; w. H. Beard, Hunter Lake; G. Nc
Keen, Anoka g. Wiberg. W. johnson, Lindstrom
A.. L. Mcdowell, Hutchinson; J. S. Green. Re-
wing; J. Hegerie, St. Bonifacius; G. E. Carver
s. Hughes. Stanton; P. T. Trench. Dennison; NJ
J. Deegan, Pennington. .S
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, March Cattle
Receipts, 5000; steady; good to prime steers
S5@5.75; poor to mnedum, So 80 @4.75; stocl
and $26o@1o 81
$2@4; calves, $3.50@6.75; Texas-fed steers,
ii @4.75.
! Hogs-Receipts to-day, 100000; tomorrow, 40
600; steady to lower; mixed and butchers, SOL
@55O; good to choice heavy, $j.55@ 500 80; roug
heavy, $53o@5.45; light, s4.s5@5.so; bulk
sales, $5.25@5.45.
good to choice wethers $4.25@4.75; fair
choice mixed, $4,000. 25; western sheep, ST.
Il @5; native lambs, $4.50@6; western lamb
} $4.50@6.
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Tuesday March i0 Ssasessa weak we 20 Eses
lower. Poultry, firm. Veal, Arm
BUTTER Cseameries, extra, lb. -24c; cream
cries, frsts, 22c; creameries, seconds 1Sc; dali
res extra, 1sc; diaries, nrsts, 18c; diaries, Sec
$ sioed s9 re snd
print, fancy, Ice; roll and print, fair to good,
EGGs--New laid, case count current receipts,
eases included, tic; candled, loss off, per doz,
1sc; dirties, $3.50 per case for candled; seconds
anc Rss esSe Or aats fancy
twins or flats, fair to choice, &c; twins or aats
fair to good 81 Young %rt Ne 1Se
s.; Psitest Sc; Swiss No l. block, ise; Swiss
0u pfhssE SCI Po1 ~ turkeys fan
f f small as eq splns s@ fair eeod 5pg
ss@Ioc; oid roosters and cuils, s@?e; ducks ducks,
frozen stock i@2c less less - A'A - s00D' 0ee'''
Eve young FOSTERS I'D re9sfsr. he e.
dufKs s5S@11s gEeTse 2@1oe ;,ncx nor !,
fas to good e@7e small aipes ReT ie 4
&C; mutton, fancy, 5@8c; lambs, yearlings, 40
EI$M.Sis3fsrel, &c; bullheaas. &c; pike, e@7c.
S3TIIR R6EI 9ht, per d do eoc
SOC; small lots sacked, 95c@$1.
! ONIONS--Per blu. $1.25.
RABBIT d Section per doz, 81; jacks ,pel
PIGE6Ns- per doz, 81; dead, doz, 75c:
medium, sl.25; green, fancy, $40; medium
81: 10; marrowfat, So.
navy per a $sS naz Ssek
medium, mixed and dirty, e5@7Oc; brown, fancy
| $3.50; brown, fair to good, $1.50@1. 80; Lima
| California per h. &c.
ersan11s @s s BRdv Ess 0 1885
Taliman Sweets, $3.50; Russets, $3.50: Be-
Davis, $4.5O@5.
ORANGEs-California navels, extra fancy
9es to 1865. $275: California navels, 15os t
25os s24o; fancy, ees to 126s, $3.50; fancy 100
/ MISUNDERSTANDING. fancy. as to size, $s.5
GA choice, $3:25@3:75.
SWEET Observation-Disclosures, per brl, 1915.
/ STRAWBERRIEs-Per qt. 60c.
tCRANBERRIEs..lLate Howes, per brl, Sc
GKAPEs-Malagas, per keg, .$e@l0
Il HONEY-New fancy white LIB sections, 12c
choice white, LIB sections 1O@11c; amber, 10c
goldenrod, 10c; extracted white. in barrels, TIC
extracted amber. 77ac.
BANANAs-Fancy, large lunches, $2.75@a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per doz punches, 4
j @75c; lettuce. per doz. 35@40c; lettuce, heads
3O@4Oc celery, California, fancy, $4,000; do
81; mint, per doz, SOC; celery, per doz, choice
pa1snRs bu 81
per b1. 9oc@$i; caulinower. per crate. s.; par
ley, doz. 60@65c; green onions, shallots, pe
4 doz bunches TIC; ruts bagas bu, 75@S5c; pi
! plant, Id. Sc.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT, FEB. 49,
The following are the receipts and shipments
It the PRINCIPAL primary wheat markets:
CHICAGO GRAIN
wEAKENs WHEAT MARKET
CORN EAs1ER-oATs DECLINE.

Chicago March 1.-Extreme weakness per-
yaded the wheat pit to-day on general liquida-
ton. The prevailing sentiment among local
received very little support. Under the influence
Of lower cables the opening on May was Nc to
1Kc lower at $1@1O1A, while July was down
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NEW YORK PRODUCE, March 1.-Butter, re-
ceipts, 1864 pkgs; firm: extra fresh creamery
state dairy. i4@22e;; held creamery, l4@22c;;
Cheese, receipts, 1881 pkgs; firm; state full
cream. fancy small colored and white and large
eolored and white septem gh pc: late made d
and Pennsylvania nearby average finest, p Nc;
state and Pennsylvania seconds to frsts, 107a q
2Ohc: western frsts, 2O3Ac.
fowls, 1Bhc: turkeys, 16c. Dressed. easy; west
ern chickens. 1914 @15c; fowls, 21aGl13c: tur-
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ricial receipts for the past week are as fol

Railroad entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha. 10;
Great Northern, 20; Chicago, Burlington QE 1,
ago, Rock Island and Pacific. 2; total. 90.
Disposition Of stock Monday Feb. %:
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Total sales 100000 shares.
MONEY REPORTS

PARIS, MARCH, Three per cent rentes, DC
francs so centimes for the account. Exchange on
Tendon 25 francs 161s centines for checks.
ST. PAUL. MIN, March 1.-Bank clearfngs
to-day $1.027 .414. 80
NEW YORK, March Close: Prime mercan-
tile paper. az @5h per cent: sterling exchange
firm. closed weak. with actual business in bank
ers' bilsl at 81 SO. 60 for demand. and at
81 .s3 700. So 80 for 6osday bills; posted rates
81 840l4.S4h and 81. 81 4.S7h: commercial bills.
81 s3k; bar silver, Mexican dollars. 45alc;
government bonds steady; railroad honds irreg-
u1ar.
day, So. 500. 65s. SO. New York exchange. selling
rate. 25c premium; on,ying rate 20 25c discount
buying rate, &c discount. London e0-day sigh
documentary exchange, 81 .S37s
BERLIN. March 1.-Bxchange on London. q
marks 46M pigs for checks; discount rates
short bills, 8 per cent; three months bills. 81
per cent.
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, March 1.
Sugar raw, firm; refining. 2H @2 9-32c; centrif-
ugal, 96 test 8A@B 1890; molasses sugar. 2sa
az -92c; refined, steady; crushed. 5.15c; pow
No I Rio. 6 l1-16c. Molasses. firm; New Or
leans. 31@37c.
= All grades Of refined sugar were advanced 81
a hundred pounds to-day.
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q cu1nAco pponuor Mar,

steady; ereameries, i4@aec; dairies ,1aM@22c.
Eggs-weak; at mark, cases included, 17@1sc
Americas, 1i@11Xc Pouitry-Li1e steady;
turkeys, 12c; chickens, 12c; springs, 12c. Po-
tatoes -Firm; Burbanks, se@91c; Rurals, s2@
pousds, 5@6c; IS to Is pounds, 57a@6Ac; so
to 1926 lbs, 7@Sc; IS to 10 pounds, S@Shc.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, March Cat
tle-Receipts. 11,ooo. including 500 southsrns
market strong; beef steers So 75G5.25; southern
steers So. 25@4.1O southern cows. 81. So 3. 10:
native cows and heifers, $2@4.25; stockers and
feeders, $3@425.
lower; heavy, 5.35@5.4O: packers, $5.20@5.40
pigs and lights, 81. 25@5.25. -
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady; sheep
$2.16Mb15; lambs. $5@l6.76
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAINS.
March 1.-Rye--htay. 1914 @7ec: July. 75c. Flax
Cash northwestern, $11616;, southwestern,
81 Is; May. $1.12h. Cloyer-March, $11.50.
Barley-Cash, 100000. ss
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, March 1.-The fea-
ture in provisions was the liberal liquidation of
pork The weakness in grains and lower prices
at the yards was responsible for the general sell
ing. May pork showed the greatest loss and de-
clined 4Oc from the high point of the day. sei\
ing down to SID after opening PIC higher to
12]ac lower at $15.25 to $3.50. May lard opened
7!sc to 121hc lower at $715 to $3.50, and sold
start. opening at $7.77a to $3.50, and declined
still further to $7.65.
bottom with a net loss Of S715c.
Pork;-Nay. 81: 50: July: $14.6
Lard-May. $7.45; July, $7.56.
Rihs-May ~ 30 July ST so.
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LONDON CLOSING sToCKs, March Con
soils for money. SIS sic es-ilterest; consOls for
account. s. 9-16 ex-interest; A An 81 !.
( Ohio. 76as Canadian Pacific. 113A Chesa-
peake & Ohio, 3na. Chicago Great Western. 10;
Chicago Milwaukee s ST. Paul. 1421a; De Beers,
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, March 1.-Catt1e-
Receipts, 5000, including 1000 Texans; mar
ket steady to strong and higher: beef steers.
So. 45@5.25: stockers and feeders, So. 25@3.7O:
cows and heifers, $225@4; Texas steers, $50
4.2O.
Hogs-Receipts. $780, market steady: pigs and
lights, 81. so@515; packers $5.o5@5.45; butch
ers and best heavy, $53o@5:6o; .,
CATO; lambs, $4.75@6
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, March 1.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500; market active and STEADY; beef
steers. $3.25@5; Gamers, $1.75@25o; stockers
and feeders. S2.75@4; calves, $3@5.25; bulls,
stays etc: 81. 2o@3.6o.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market steady at de-
light, s4.eo@15.i5; pigs, s3.75@4.75; bulk Of
Sheep-Keceipts, 10000: market steady: wes-
tern yearlings. $4.6O@5.15; wethers, $4@4.5O;
ewes, $3.25@4.1O; common and stockers, $275@
475; lambs, $5M6.
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PITTS AND CALLS.

PUTS, AND CALLS.
2:5O O'Clock report:
Puts-May whea. 053s @95]ac.
Calls-May wheat, 991sc.
Curb-siay wheat. 97ss @971ac.
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GENERAL PRODUCE

Produce Exchange, corrected up to IL M,
Tuesday, March l.-Dutter,- weak. Eggs,
lower. Poultry, firm. Veal, firm.
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THE DAYS RESULTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES

On
s51s@96Ac s6sc 93@s5c
10. 8 corn
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, March Close: Wheat
Lower and demoralized by bulls selling out; No.
2 red cash elevator, 991hc; track, $1.05M1 .OSh;
May, 94c; July. S7Bc; No. hard, 92@94kc.
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, March beef
Firm. Pork-Easy. Lard-Basy; prime west.
ern steam SS@S.25. sE..
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-10
Mngebenoe 4omtrale.

Nm Wontag purbe bier i'm @ranb
Operr1 6eufe @ebdube cine Marine
8ecrutirunss-Offic er6fnet. gon ben
IS Npplitanten finb big iebt folgenoe
anQenommen mDroen:
@barles s. pierce, Stemart glace;
5iram q. @or, 8reenpoob; Sarrp
W. 9inofp, 455 Snoiana Npenue;
Otto Sieb, gafemeser Nboition; Grid
.. Sauer, SIS patterfon Street;
9enrD Burofer, @reentomn; Seferfon
Bafer, paris, &p. @rnef 9. 9iren,
9Ope; 5arrp 6. Renbal, Sbelbpuile.
9ie Office piro NOD 10 Sage lang
Ofen fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-10

Minionen Dollars IN Penionen erbal=
ten, Obio nit ALSO, 900 ginmobnern
erbielt tnebr als SIS, 900, 900; Sainois
nit 1920, 900 @inmObnern bat nur
SO, 760, 900 erbalten.
@eber um Die ieBigen Septembers
faaten nod I'm ben mod iibrigen St=
toberifaat berlobnt es fid, dbnli9e In=
frsngungen gil MAIDEN. Geiner oieier
bier Staaten bat ben 8oraug, politii9
als speifelbaft gu gelten. Waine nno
0ermont finb ebenio bombenfeft repub=
lifanii9, ME Nrfanfas unb Georgia
unerf6titterli9 bemOfratti9 finb. Wo
ber Musgan9 BEN bornberetn gepib 1T,
III es unniibe Mibe, i'm sl d1bern gu
Iu9en. Ser nlte @pru6: @ie Maine
eebt, 10 gebt Die Union" ftammt nod
aus Der 3eit bor benz 8hr9erfriege UNI
bat Idnsf feline Beoeuturg oerloren.
Mar mag in Maine ME in germoni
aus elmer 3unabme ober Nbnabme Der
republifanif9en Mebrbetten anf eine
entipre9enbe gttmmung in anberen
@taaten f6lieBen, neil in bieien beiben
Staten bic 9emofraten, trob i9rer
boHnungsloien Winoerbeit bod INNER
nod einert ~erntbaften Wablfampf ftb=
rem, nobel nattirli9 aud bic bas sanae
2anb erfiuenben vSRues" our @eltung
qeIanoen. Nber es ldBt fi6 benz
Wablausgang feline entideioenbe 8e=
beutung sui9reiben. 8oaenos beoeu=
tungslos ftnb bic Wablen in Georgia
unb Mrfanfas, mo- bic bemofratif4e
uebermaht bic republifanii9en Mtn=
berbeiten einfa9 eroriiGt unb jeber5eii
iebe perlanete Mebrbeit bon Der berr=
i9enben partei .berausgebra9t" tuer=
ben fam.
Gs giebt feline 2eitbammelfaater
me6r. gs eiebt feline bor Der prdf=
bentenpabl fattinbenbe Staatsmabl
mebr, Die als entf9eibenb fir Die Brd:
fibertenpabG 9eGten t6nnte. Someit
Die lebtere iiberbaupt 5meifelbaft 1T,
pirb fte es bleiben. Bis am Nbenb Dee
8. Nobember Die Stimmen 9eadblt ieir
tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-10
Ser Granen. @pnareR fur aIas

Ser Sranen.G ongreB fur allse.
meines Stimmre6t, Der bieie Wo9e in
Berlin tagte, 3eigt BON neuem bic Nuss
fi6tsloftgteit Der birgerli6en 5rauen=
8emegung, fotpeit fe ftd ~pent9ftens
auf bas pDlitii6e @ebiet erfredt. 9aB
an ft6 eeuOmmen Die @~erfaguns beg
@timmre6ts bel 9leid5eitiser 9inein=
siebung au ben Steuerlaften ySpran=
nei ober MiBbrau9 Der Ma9t" bebeu=
tet, fam Ntemanb beftreiten; aber un=
slei6 f6uerere unsere9tigtetten als
bieie finb unbermeioli6e 8egleit= gr=
i9sinungen Der beutigen @eielf6afts=
0rbnune. 9ie Grags fam oaber midi
bonn &e9tsfanbpunft Gus betra9tei
.perben, fpnbern es banbelt fi6 einfad
barum, Db Die 8erleibung bes Stimm=
rehts an bic Grauen ii9 als cine ems
pfeblenstpertbe MaBresel empfieblt.
Sineesen fpri@t iebo6 iopDbl BIZ
grfabrune als Die Dirt bes politif6en
Sreibens Der @egenmart, bas fiber
lid auf bic baran betbeiligten Grauen
nur eine1 unbeilbolen @inf1uB aus
iiben lam. Sic g~rfabruns bat err
geben, oaB entueber Die 8etbeiligunq
beg peiblt9en @ef6le9ts an ben Wab=
len ie6r f9ma9 TT Dber, mie In i1n'
ierem ei9enen 2anoe, baB Die @orrup=
tim mod f9drfer berbortrat als Bel
Wablen nit nur mdnnli6en Stimm=
gebern. Mu9 in Nuftralien fielen BIZ
8eriu6e ni6t e~rmutbtsenO aug UNI
man fann baber 5Dar sugeben, baf
Der Srau biellei9t in ferneren 3eiten
au9 cine poIitif6e &o1e bei9ieoen 1T,
tpirb aber ibr @tntreten III Der Nrena
Der @eeenpart nit ibrer berpefeten
2uft als unflug uno gefdbrli6 be3ei9'
men miiHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-10
User 1T Der @lhdltde?

Die Mebaile, pel6e bonn gommer=
cial Club ben 36glin9en bes g., z.
unb s. @raoes ber Snbianapolis S9u=
len fir ben beiten NufiaB itber bas
Sbema vSn tuel9er Wsiie fam Snbia=
napOlis gu elmer beferen @tabt gemaIbi
tperoen", Oherirt morben 1T, misb
M 0 + Na@mittag UNI 2 ubr in
Der Benjamin Sarrifpn S6ule ber-
geben rperben. Sas preisri6ter-@ol
GUM beftebt aus Sobn 9. Clam,
Merebitb 0i6olfcn unb prof. 90. 8.
Sptpe pom Butler @oleae. Nnipra6en
tperben ban Mapor 5olbman, @barles
%. Mopres, Wm. Gortune, prof
5ome uno Sobn %. 9ern gehalten.
Sas Bublicum i'm Mlgemsinen mirb
ni6t ~3u9elafen, oa getuiini4t miro,
baB fooiel &inber als m6gli9 Der Geie,
%betmDbaer folen.