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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-01-03
Imnortant 70 Mothers.

Examine carefully every bottle OF cAsToR1A,
n safe and sure remedy for infants and children,
and see that 1t
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-01-03

frantic run curled
C o q u e t t | S hly
about her face.
She wore a brown
suit like the one
Mrs. Davis had
on, which &C
counted for my
blunder.
by Jove!" said
l, "I'd like to run
away with you
for good"
You don't
mean that" she
said, as she fixed
those big blue
eyes on me. VIC
let is certainly
irr epre S S IDLE
when she looks
at you.
"Ill prove it to-
night-if l may
CALL" l answered,
recklessly. But
just then / had
to go over to Mrs.
Davis who was
b e C k o n ing me
from the other
end of the car.
On my way to
Wis 1 felt like
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-01-03
TO CURE A CoLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quiniue Tablets Drug
gists refund money II 70 Tails TO cure. E. w
GROVES signature Is on each box. 25c,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-26
Sputte nidt!

gs lit fpobl &einem mbefannt. bab
man nift NIT beiligen Sitsen Spott
treiben iou, unb Oenno6 seihiebt es
leioer nlir 5u oft. aber @ott trait Die
fen Srebel nift nur inn Senieits. ions
bern oft aud) Iton bier auf Grben. GO
arbeiteten emit 2eute aif Dem SeIoe.
unb in Der HGbe befanb lid cine
8an5el. Die man Ser Ntiilionen balber
I'M Sorfe baielblt errihtet bate. Gin
iun9er 8urIhe Nun paste es. auf berz
ielben Den Yrielter nadb5udffen; Die
9eltte la6ten ba5u, aber balo purbe
Die Sade ernit, benn Der Spre6er
ltodte nrf einmnl iinb fonnte fetn
@ort mebr berporbrinsen. @ott
batte ibm ieinen frepelbaften Iinb
seiblohen, uno ale Veriude, i'm lpies
Der 81 Dffnen, iheiterten. Grit Dem
Yrieiter gelang es, mad b%reimalisem
S6laee nit Den Iunb unb inter Inz
rufung 8otte5 ibm Die SprdGe ipiez
oer5ugeben. Sa6 Dem Sunsen Die
9uit gu ipotten fir INNER persansen
lei. ld6t lid benfen. - 9eber5ieet
pieies redt iebr. sic ihr pielleift ielbit
lfpn Nebnlifes getban habit, unb
un%terlnliet es bon MN an; benr
@pttes Ann iii lang aenus, I'm aud,
euh nod penigitenS I'M Senieits
flr6tbar 81 i%trafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-26

Gonieouens, ~bicaeiht niht in benz
@rube fpie CT es pamals peritanb, aber
es ipuroe bod bon linn inn Seine ge>
formt uno lpdter6tn aitS9carbeitet.
@r beburfte nlr 3eit sur Gntipidellmg
unb @cleeeubeit uno itorrliuni9e Gut
ifloiienbeit nm 0ieie Srrtbilmer 81
perbreiten uno cine nelle Helieion gu
~ltifterl.
Naf einem Sabre ser |riifune
tuitroe 2utber i'm Sabre 1906 gum
Srieiter gepeibt. 8nci Sabre ipdtcr
ipltroe linn cine Stelle als Yrofeiior
an Der Dor aur5ent gegrilnoeten llniz
beriitdt 5t @ittenberg ge9eben. Seille
auBergeipobnlife Sbeorie Der Msht>
fertianng lplIdls in8lpii9en ~beitdn6ig
in Ieinem raItlplen 8ebirn~ Sein
proteltantiIher 2pbi6reiber-@at6e
iius, ingt bon ibmL DAB CT idlpn in
Sabre 1915 ais 6eretifer- be3eidnet
nllrSc. Tber ieine DereSte Wcrtbets
Oigung Der bon linn crtldrten relie
giDien gnli6ten ipar 10 binreiBeuo.
onB er faBt Die gdnSe Shloentenlhnfi
unb Den grDbteu Sbeil be5 2e6rer@
corps Ser iiln9en llniberiitdt auf feline
Seite brddte. or ermectte Die Be
numbering unb 8e9eiiterlns Der
gldltbi9eu Wit6elrobner Der Stabt nno
er prrbe eiu beipnperer. @iinitlins
oes @nriIrltem Srieoridl bon Sa@iel.
Sein' @etif fpar bob bon l~tnterneb@
mungs : Yrojefteu uno Die Neformaz
ton barrie flipp nno flnr in ieinem
@ebirre i6rer @eburt, gleiG Wiinerpa,
Die aus benz 9aupte oes brpbnenoen
SupiterS e%utiprane.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-26
Gin in6riinitises @ebet.

~@pee Der Simmel Sbnen belfen.
Sebermann nit Sudlen's Mrnita
SaIbe betanut 81 matcu". ihreibt s.
@. Sentins bon Chapel &iu, Y. 6.
pSieielbe Iinberte idneuitens sic
Shmer5en eines NaselgeIdipiiro an
nleiner Sano unb beilte basieIbc in
puuoerbar fur6er 3eit." Sic bette
Snl6e Der @elt fir @eihipiire.
granSpunoen unb &uteen aller Nrt.
Srei5 % Gents. 3n BADEN bel 3.
@. &uete. $50 Iain Strabe, Sus
bualie, Sotpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-26

- Bic Seudtisfeit peS 6erbites lit
9epDbnlih Ole llriahe bon rbeumatis
lden 9eioen. melde oanu leiht droz
Mid perbcu ct. Sotob'S Gel III oas
9ro6e @ittel, pelheS Die angcsrifies
men Sbeifc itGrtt unb oen Sbmer5
bellt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-26
>sxsntbrsreer ubnset,r, gte,rstna, nrn 2e. 1rnie,,,brr 1907.

Iit6t Der itltu,men MduSoltue anbers
trdut. %roiniider etipas. aber
oarlm nid]t peni9er intereSiant lit Der
reid illultrierte 9eridt ilber ben 8us
ttolifcntag III Wiir36urg. mo in boiler
@eiitesbnrmonie beratben unb geta9t
unb gefeitet tpiiree.
Sn Dem ipe6en peroiientliftcn A.
6efte Der 3eiti6rift: .Ius Der
M nitalii6en @elt" itteeu
mir cine oieliagenbe 8eipredrung zines
III DEM nfatbolii6en @erlae bon Cliuer
Sitipn & 60. in Bottom erlhienenen
nSuuOap S6pol 6pmn
Spot", ods bon eirer Srbens@@e
no'eniGaft 5liammen g e itpppelt
porben lit. Ser Heferent bes an9ee
fiibrten Slattes ltelt Dem @ahlpert
folgeubes Nrmutbss 3eu9niB aus:
o0ieles Slih irlIrbc ms bon Den
@erlegcrn bieier 3eitihrift sur Hez
iion ilberian0t nit benz 8emerten, bod
mo9liflt Wilbe pnlten Su laHeu, To-
ipobl III Inbetrnbt Der 8erbien1te Der
Shfpelteru bon mic audi bes
~llmitanbes, Dag Das Bud in 9 o it o II
tir6Ii6e Npprobation
erlnn9t bat. Nit ben beiten Dor
idBen giug Shreibcr SieieS benn nu6
ans Werf, aber ndh eirer bolben
0finltte iudren ale 9ilteu 3oridBe pers
flogen uno on lire Stelle trdt Ser
numbering, Die balb in gerebteu Corn
ilbersing. SIT es oenn pirflid mogs
lid I'M Sabre 1907 nod 10 ettpns in
Die gSelt 5u IeBen?l Wtit elm padr
@ltsnabmen NQes, NueS SGunb.
Sunbop Shool Gu Spmn Boot On
erid)ienen bel Sitipn, Die Ntebr5abl
Der 2ieber nit 3lapier : gegleitune
perlebenl SIT bas 8uh nm fir 8as
tboliten beitintmt ODER nift2l Bel
ben meiiten 2iebern baben Die ientis
mentalen Yolfsgeidnge ais Der Mitte
oeS norigen S~abrbnnoert5 @epatter
~aeitanben, ferner finben mir Sarians
ten iiber Die Marieilaiie. Die boudr@
biihe Matipndlbpmne. uno sdbIreife
Smitationeu be5 Sdgerliebes .Sm
@alb linb auf ser Sable. Oas
,Goorotte". Seite 90, in bieiem Stile
lit geracesu cine @laspbemie, unb ale
pdbreu 0erebrer Ndrien's ioaten
proteltieren geeen pWarp, Queen OF
mn Spul". nit Dem San5ibluB
(fplgen etlihe SGbe). Cine ebeuio
ni6tslpiirbiae g~ebanblune mi6 iif
auf Seite 101 Die Fl. Msnes s%efaIen
lniien nit elmer WeIobie, Die fart an
.Id, tpie it's moelib Damn" erinnert.
User tpilieu mill, pie Die lateiniifen
Serte ~bebnnbelt iinb, iebe it'd II Oas
,Mlma" SEQ. 1 an. Soh genngl
Ipr Dem @ude lei hermit eemarnt."
- Sieies .Sunbap Sdool Spmn
Boot" io1te entifieoen nod Hom ge<
ididt iperben. nit Der Bite, eiien
Snber berbotener &irdenmuiifalien
ein5nfiibren unb bieies amerifnniIhe
glaborat an eriter SteIe barauf gu
iesen.
Gin srpfes Niiifp. - Man ldnft
elm sroBeS 8ififo. inbem man su
Wiebi5inen sreift bon pelhen man
gar nid]ts ober bod nur iuenig tpeiB.
Sat man Elm Slutreinigunssmittel bon
N0tben, 10 eebraufe man Sprnis
Nlpenfrduter : SlntbeIeber. gr Bat
Die Hrobe zines Sabrbunberts beitan<
BEN uno lit iiber Die aanse @elt pers
6reitet. Cine Iinunterbro6ene Settle
bon @rfolsen in 8ranfbeiten bes 8lus
teS. MaoeuS uu0 auNerer Sradue 0eS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-26

Manhe 2erte ipdren @elS. IN.
Dem tic iih no%tbwenoise 9inse berspi
insen. nm na6ber eipns 5u tanfen,l is
popon lie teinen ghieen baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-26

- @enn elm GeishaIs nit Dem
@eIee I'M lid luirft. lit IS Belt 81
irdgen. manu- Die Sod)Seit lcir mirb.
Iarreu benten. ale Wtenifen
lpdren iuie tie ieIbit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-11-26
@orbminb nnb epnne.

Ser NorSpino uno sic Come Itrif,
ten lih emit. per bon linen geibcn
ipobl ser Stdrfere lei. Der 4orotpinb
iprah; aSieb bort iencn @dnbererl
Pm linn molten mir itnIere arGftc ers
proben. CAB ieben, mem bon ms es
aelin9t. Dem @nnoerer ieinen IanteI
ADVANCEMENT" Sic Come mar ems
peritanoen. unb MN begann Ser Noroz
ipinb su itiirnIen uno on Dem Mantel
3u 5erren. Iber ie mebr CT itiirn,te,
oeitp feiier biilte lid Der Wanoerer in
ieinen Rantel. lInb nm fam Die
Sonne on oie Heibe. sic beeaml,
red)t frernblih uno parm 5u iheiner.
So bahte Ser @onoerer: @osu babe
i'd eiaeutIit meiren Iantel an? limb
leate benielbeu nb. Somit hattie Die
Sonne Die @ette senonnen.
GuS oieier Sabel lernen mir. baB
man ~suipeileu rurh Srermblihteit
mebr errei6t, ais burh @eipdlt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31
OFFICE OF THE
LANSTON MONOTYPE MACHINE COMPANY,
1921 Callowhin street. .
PHILADELPHIA Pa
COMPANY

1900 March %. 1907.
!. The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
LANeT0N MON0TYrE MACHINE COMPANY win
be held at the Hotel Fleischmann.s Alexandria Va.
ut - O'CLOCK NOON. THURSDAY. tbs 1lth dag
Of April 1901. for the purpose Of eleetfng board
Of directors to serve FOR the ehsufhG year and
transacting such other busineA % snaG properly
Trsnstsr books win b. closed On shs 1T e April
q oiciock pm. and WIN b epsne6 - ADth 10 At
10 O'clock am. 49, 49,
g 81 sssss e s. d|s:sss s.er,t.,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31
STOCK AND BOND BROKERS.

Below will be found a fist OF rec
liable firms with reputable Stock
Exchange connections.
When one deals with these
firms his money is not only pro.
tected by their own large capital,
but by Stock Exchange seats
worth as follows:
New York Stock Exchange Soc, ooo
New York Cotton Exchange IL, 500
Chicago Board of Trade. .. $500
Boston b, Stock Exchange. 10000
Philadelphia Stock Ex-
change. 10000
w shington Stock Ex-
change. 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31
"The Queens Correspondent. "

The nonagenarian inmate Of the Yeoyil
almshouses named Tucker. who enjoyed the
local sobriquet Of 1.-The Queens Correspond
'ent." died suddenly on Thursday night at
the age of ninety-six years, Icing the old
est inhabitant OF the town. Tucker fire.
Quently wrote to members of the royal fam
lily. including the king and queen, and on
seven occasions received grateful acknowi-
edgements, being the recipient at different
times OF warm waistcoat from Queen AL
exandra. which he was wearing at the time
OF his DEATH box, of chocolates and tea.
Tucker always kept to himself the contents
Of the letters which he sent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. March 3O-The dry goods
market was very quiet for the day, owing
to the holiday and early closing. Prices
hold very firm, although the keen edge Of
the forward buying Is off. Burlaps are
higher. Linens are very high and scarce
The demand for silks from first hands
shows an increase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

LONDON. March 3O.-The arrivals Of wool
for the third series of auction sales amount
to 2is,00O centals. including 10000 forward
ed direct to spinners. The imports this
week were:
New South, Wales. 5000 bales; Queens
land, $500; Victoria. 2,eOO; South Australia.
300; West Australia. 1900; New Zealand,
26.S00; Cape Of Good Hope and Natal, 800;
various, 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31
MANCHESTER CLOTH MARKET

MANCHESTER. March 3O-Business on
the cloth market during the past week was
restricted owing to the Easter holidays and
quotations eased Off slightly. Buyers. how
ever, complain of the difficulty Of negotiat-
ing large lines. Manufacturers have book
ed orders for several months In. advance.
The foreign demand continues large, and
the yarn section showed considerable
strength
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31
NEW YORK METAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March 3O.-The metal mar
kets were very quiet, and prices were prac-
tically nominal. Spot tin was quoted at
4O.O0a4O.5O: Lake copper was unchanged
at "a. 75a25.25; electrelytic at %. 25a25 90 and
casting at %. 75a24.25. Lead was reported
dull. at 600a8.30, and spelter was quoted at
6.S0a6.90. Iron was quiet and unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31
Washington Stock Market.

The following quotations were furnished
by Griffin Halstead & Co., 1874 F street,
Range of prices, week ending March %,
1907:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31
HEARD ON, CHANGE

The great slump in prices in Wall street
has come and while 1t has not exactly gone,
| there are many who think 1t Is headed
away. At any rate the local market has
stood up under the sympathetic movement
which such a reaction always brings about
and is ready to resume business again.
If an Improvement in the larger market is
all that Is needed in order to give activity
to the securities on the local list then
there would be no question to the future
of the business the Washington ex-
change
1t is not anticipated the experience here
will be any different in kind from that
which will be encountered on the broader
stage of Wall street. There the downward
movement will be checked, in fact, 1t is
thought has already been checked and the
way is cleared for further action. Now the
Brisk buying and selling, advancing prices
and everybody in the market are conditions
which would be warmly welcomed.
In that CONNECTION it is pointed out while
the downward course of the market has
been changed yet that has not made money
more plentiful. The demand for money
, from business sources continues and in ad-
dition the recent experience has made bank
ers and others who control supplies con-
sentative and cautious.
The weekly statement of the condition of
the New York banks. which came out on
Saturday, in the opinion of some market
observers puts an entirely new phase on
the situation. especially as it relates to the
supply of money. The influence of the
treasury order directing the receipts from
customs to be deposited in the banks was,
of course, factor in bringing about the
unexpected increase in the amount on hand.
But in other respects the statement dis
played strength which was looked upon
as of an encouraging character. 1t is the
belief of some men that what is known as
easy money will prevail from this time and
until the fall when the usual demand for
that season will have to be met.
The reports to the controller of the cur
rency of the condition of the financial in
situations of the city which were made
public during the week show a good con-
dition. The banks are well up in their re-
serves and as was to be expected sound
judgment has prevailed in the management.
With confidence, which has been somewhat
shaken by the recent course of prices in
Wall street, restored and the uncertainty
about the future allayed, together with
good supply of loanable funds, 1t Is believed
that the banks will be in the market again
looking for borrowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, March 3O.-The Fnancier
says:
Last weeks official statement of the
New York Associated Banks more closely
agreed in its cash gain with that which
had been expected. from the estimates
that We're based upon the traceable move
ments of money, than have the majority of
the statements during recent weeks; hence
the exhibit was regarded as highly satisfac-
tory from the borrowers point Of view.
The surplus reserve was augmented by
nearly three times the amount that was re-
ported in the previous week, therefore
there is some assurance of the permanency
of easy monetary conditions at this center
at least in the near future. The cash gain
shown by the statement was ST., $780, 900.
This was chiefly due to the operations of
the subtreasury incident to the distribution
of public deposits in the banks and to pay
ments at New York for redeemed per
cent bonds.
General deposits were increased ST.
672.70O which amount Is one and three
quarters millions less than the sum Of the
expansion in loans and the gain in cash;
hence the statement did not make good
proof. The required reserve against gen.
eral deposits was augmented $44lS175
deducting which from the increase in cash
left 8.423, 1925 as the gain in surplus reserve
to $13, ,275, the largest since February
g. Computed upon the basis Of deposits,
less SIS, 193, 900 public funds-which 1t may
be noted, were augmented by an average of
three and one-half millions-the surplus is
ST., 1864, 116 Loans were expanded S. $685.
600, probably the result of loaning funds
that were temporarily placed with the
banks in anticipation of the disbursement,
beginning with this week, Of April divi-
dends and interest. -
THE daily average Of banks clearings
was 332 millions, against $40 millions in the
previous week; clearings ON Saturday, re-
fleeing Fridays business, were $3.50 298,-
991. It is noteworthy that the excess Of
loans over deposits which In the week of
March q was forty and four-fifth millions,
reduced this week by about ten millions
show that six institutions increased this
item by three millions net; seven banks
gained twelve millions net cash, and one
institution reported nearly one-haf of such
GAIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31
United Kingdom Finances.

LONDON. March 30-The exchequer re-
turns for the financial year ending tonight
show the total revenue of the united king
dom to have been $775, 1S2. go an increase
OF $51S7. $50 over the previous year. The
surplus balance In the excheQuer Is
50, 721 ,535.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31
IT'S FREE

Our fine investors' map of Nevada and
Information concerning the
COMING GREAT NINE of BULLFROG.
We made n success of Bullfrog-hey-
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will go higher. Write us NOW.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31
BY w. C. NICHOLAS.

The severe break in copper stocks in
the Boston and New York markets on the
news of the break in the metal in London
was TO have been expected. These copper
stocks could not keep up while seasoned
railroad and Industrial securities on the
stock exchange were being sold at a sac
Ilfice sale. The only stocks that have not
khad any declines are those that have never
been distributed to the public and which
have not entered into bank loans The
stocks in which there has been public dis
'tribution have suffered. This has especial
ly been the case In the Cole-Ryan and
Heinze groups of copper stocks. Heinze's
limited Copper that sold at $40 last year
sold this week at $50; his Butte Coalition
THAT sold last year at $45 sold this week
below $40. One Of the newer companies
that Heinze has a considerable interest in
Dayis-Daly.. that sold above $40 recently
has sold this week as low as $12. This
stock. however. has not been distributed
1.-THE Cole-Ryan stocks have also Jared bad
Fly. Greene-Cananea. that was traded in
with a great hurrah around S26 when II
hwas brought sout. sold this week as low as
fl+. Greene Consolidated Copper, the pro-
,duciug mine In the Greene-Cananea that
was eagerly sought by the followers Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31
SELECTED SEEDS

Special quots lions subject change without notice.
ensIae sso5 Bul 1ss' Shingles tr sss5 cary val
nssi rre. nnss PTeS f sSo
Extra Early Refugee. $500: wardwen's Kidney.
BEANS tpole limal, per bu.-King Of the Gar
Ssn $500; F0rds Mammoth $500; Extra Large
BEET, per b-EcIipse 4oc = Detroit Dark Red.
sSc: Edmand's Blood Turnip. 3oc.; Dewing's Blood
&c. S$Bsisn. s! per %Ezt;s Early Jersey Wake
H h:sy psrs
EXIT hnFFe Eat Dutch slqo =, ~
Long Orange. 5oc: DanyeE. Half Long. Soc Early
CUCUMBER, per Ib.-Xrliust ton Ht White Spine.
r5 nsS rL a e per York Improved
cI kALH per IbmNorfeIk cured Scotch. 4oc.;
6; Seed ss%'9 &c., Rev Nsv
MGsKGELoS per le,-Reety Ford. Soc.: Balt,-
FGi%ff ss'isa ff% sSs sse koD.
Ss .so S slTsF san 49, Dan
1S!o Ss, SETS S,n per 50 Silver sfn
HohsoW Crown PARssf GsF esI he
n1a Rsf heis T aaS Best 7s
White e. AaSro%f. sS BACK ESs M. sas%
POTATOES. per bbl.-Houlton Early Rose 81 rs;
Irish Cobbler, $225: Green Mountain 81. Is.
RADISH. per b.-No. 2 Scarlet Globe, 50c:
New Glass. soc.: Selected Long Scarlet. soc:
SATISFY. per lb.-Mammoth Sandwich Soc
SPINACH. per lb:-Curled Savoy. Bloomsdale
SQUASH. Der ib..Esrls White Bush. s5c; Vel
Ear!ana. $3.50; Acme. sl.25 Livinsstones Beauty.
- TTTpRNIp, per n.-white Globe. Csc: Yellow
Globe per lb., 25c.; Extra Early Milan DOC
CLOVER. per lb.-Imported Clover. l2c. to 14c;
Domestic Glover l3c to he.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31

The Wall street view of the political
financial situation is this:
1T would be most unwise thing for this
country to go into a presidential campaign
with the wheels of industry running along
at top speed. The coming campaign is
likely to be one Of the most important ones
ever waged in our political history. The
great mass of the people in the country
have been filed up with half baked ideas
serious question what Is going to be the
result Mr.. Roosevelt is unquestionably
the great public idol and stands in the
public mind as the cOuntry's bulwark
against corporation ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr..
Roosevelt is not going to be the republican
candidate and 1t is not unlikely that the
candidate of his party will be some man
who has more less OF the corporation
tag on him in the public mind. If the DEM
ocratic party seiZes its opportunity it will
select its standard bearer man some
what of the Roosevelt type and will at
tempt to steal the Roosevelt thunder. With
Mr.. Roosevelt out of the running the dem
ocrats have a better chance this year than
any time since Mr. Cleveland was the lead
er of the party. Many conservative men of
affairs I'm this country believe that the next
President will be democrat, and they are
of the opinion that 1T will be better for the
country to have a fairly conservative DEM
ocratc administration than a radical re-
publican administration. Many men of high
character in the community whose lives
have been identified with the wonderful ma
terial progress of this country believe that
any change will be for the BETTER
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-11-21

On the first Monday Of September a
few orators at labor meetings in this
country referred in q most cautious and
inefficient way to the principle Of arbi-
tration as an alternative to war be-
tween capital and labor. Nowhere was
there applied to this subject that de-
termined ring of heart conviction usu-
ally heard on the lips Of Labor day
orators. The same day a meeting Of
the committee on arbitration at The
Hague peace conference adjourned
without advancing one step.
Turning to the fields on which the
voice Of Mars was lifted up on Sept. 2.
there is another story to tell. On Sails
bury plain 10000 English soldiers were
pitted against one another in mimic
warfare. In Berlin Emperor William
II. reviewed the garrison in the pres
ence of delegations from foreign ar
mics and, the news dispatches say.
displayed remarkable satisfaction at
the bearing of the troops. Speaking
on the Moroccan situation in Paris,
General Brugere, ex-commander Of the
French army, declared that France is
confronted with ten year struggle
and the sacrifice of thousands Of SOL
diers and hundreds of millions Of treas
ure in her attempt to pacify the Moors.
No one doubts that France will go
ahead just the same or that the Eng
lish and German troops will be rushed
from the drill and parade grounds to
the field of battle at moments notice.
On the other hand, the one who says
that arbitration shall become the es-
cape gap for human greed and pas
sions is laughed at as a dreamer.