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New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
culcAao eRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June I5--Wheat prices continued tneir
downward course to-day. owing TO further evidence
that the new crop would he available tor oehVery
al an early date AT the close the net loss Tor tnS
day was sc 10 sc compared with Yesterday una
figures Corn. oats and provisions also were TeaA
The wheat market weak from start 20 unislls
owing 10 renewed selling pressure on the July de-
livery based on harvest news. the preponderance
OF which was decidedly beartsh- That the July
delivery vii be a crop month. and that ths
amount of wheat that will be avalable Tor oeIE-
cry on that months contracts VIII be large =
now generally conceded result OF the numerous
repnrts of improved crop conditions IN Illinois.
Missouri and Kansas. Northwestern markets re-
ported still further fading away OF prices Tor Oh
wheat the decline at ST. Louis being 5l3c. Ad-
vices from Texas. however. stated thar aohornfaiy
hish priCes were still being paid for the new grain
s decline in the price Of the July delivery ar WIZ
nireg and bearfsh advices regarding the wheat crop
Of Europe factors that prompted free selling
hsre The range for the day on July was cs-
tween a 49, 10 81 f5i. and 81 IS The market closed
weak with July at 81 t51s TO 81 l5Ss
The corn market was weak all day ana tne jury
and September deliveries were subjected 10 neaVy
selling pressure Slack demand from the CaSh
louis and Kansas City. and the fresh slump y
wheat were the chief factors The market closed
yeak ar declines OF 12C 70 5.C, with July at Fzc
TiTufdatiO0 of July holdings was again a fsatIrs
of trading in the oats market. and as a result q
hAa-v tone prevailed the entire cav Crop reports
were generally favorable The close was weak.
with prices or t4c 70 sc
tIn,Iad light receipts Of live hogs but declines
materially early the day and at the close prices
Usre 2I.c to 15c 20 17iac lower than yesterdays
fuaI figures.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16

.,,s,5rs balances S3s7o.o51; Baltimore. exchanges
81 Co +alsnces S07.377: Boston, exchanges s2S
= "a balances S32SS52: chicago. exchanges 80
sssrs hoIances S2g7a 1G0: Philadelphia. exchanges
eS'sas eS'sas * balances M-955.442.
s. 1-rE NARKET.-Coulnercial har silver. SIC
So 80. silver dollars. s4c. Bar silver in London
- st 94d. q decline az LID
e1eso eI n prFATT7M-In Madrid $50: Lisbon. 10-25
o-T7C.& FXCHANGE.-Mexi exchange on
~ york is quoted al 2eliz-
Soo1ER%NENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
-oo-,e5 from Washington. SSSs.503: internal reve-
To- receipts S.s6S: miscellaneous receipts, $So7-
=. u Pereinrs for the day, SI53oG75: expenditures,
an Receipts for the month TO date. S27,Se7.
- svrardtures. Sc G12o3; excess Of receipts, 81,
-5zn Receipts for the fiscal year 10 date, $50
turss ssS5s2.6lA
rrRTRFASJ-Ry.-The Sub Treasury was debtor
4. thA Clearing House Sl.429.sa5-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16

C0TTOS-FollovinR irregular earlier session
cay cotton market became hrm in the last hour. ad-
NaEcng quite sharply and closing firm al net adv ae
of lGl4 points Old crop months sql4 POINTS high
er and the 10 points higher The market
opened steady Of 2E5 points months
worked up point during tho 1rst few minutes
buyiQE notwiths tanffnE the
encouraging cables continued showers in the Central
sailing tor - any rate prices soon weakened
during the middle OF the sd of net loss OF
about 3gG p9ints with July touching 10 SOC and Deef
her IL. sc Late day bU.Ah iNate
crop adves received from Mississippi there V@Te
rum'rs Of bullish private condition report to morrow
became much rHlsr. with july touching
up 1880 and December 9+c 100 IL paints
above of morning The close with
IN point OF tho Detailed reports old not IN
dicae heavy precipitation Central belt rule,
and while the forecast for showers and unsettled ea
opinion conditions
the belt whole were better than they were NsSs
were net unchanged &c higher Private cables from
Liverpool reported hnt aGyiCes reaching there hY
and cable distinctly less favorable ard sN-
pressed opinion would b organized short
time n Manchester houses moderate buyers
during ths day and July showed relative
strength In the trading
The prices IN the local market to-day
We
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 15-ClosnE- WHEAT-Spot-No : red
Western winter nominal; futures quiet July - II ao
IS December. Ard COHS-Sroot
STEADY: new mixed via Csalvest21l = 90
6Ssd. SsDten11er . o3td- 49,
-Canadau steady. Ts ord FLOU RNfnser passnss e =
strong HOPS IN London Pacific COaStl steafy = %
as BEEF-Extra India duh. e3S PoESk-Erin,,ss
mess Western 92s Sd HANSShcrt cut - eo -
~ s-ro1q 5Ss BACON-C Cumberland cut. % 20 30 n
strong COS short rib Is - n. strong 6S 81 Ions
cissr rniidIes light 80 n strong, 63S long ciea
1i5dles heavy IS 40 70 strong. 6s snort eeaT 6se
fe 20 ~ ~ strong clear bellies "a 20 II 2
St-o1r sqs 81 SHOT, LDERS-Square ~ 20 . n
sfronS 53s Sd IARD-Pri71e western in tercss srong
5as a. American refined pals. strong. SlS
f-snsdfsn finest white coIored. STEADY Is 81
- -rs ~ steady ass. DO cooref. old stesfv 6es 81
TAIL Ov-Prf-ne city stesdy. 2ss II RPENsI
S1{-jts steady SOC aI ROSIN-Connon steady. -
PETR oI,EI-N-R -Rsnnsd steady. TAd- LINSEED OIL
2
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
CASH QUOTATIONS. S.

New York. *. 1909
C0FFEE-The coffee continued very quiet
to-day. sales Of futures being only while
prices both opened and closed quiet unchanged
points higher September the only month show
any change The Improvement of points on Septen-
Der contracts could hardly be
the estureless ruling OF other months about in line
Win the French cables reporting unchanged
market at Rio recovered $50 reis
day. while Santos steady and unchanged Hamburg
vas net unchanged 4 pfE higher Receipts the
two ports were 2s0oo bags. against $4,000 last year
ana certain local authorities predict early nare ting
GI the new cIop With receipts at Santos during July
that holders OF Santos coffee this country will able
10 dispose Of considerable prices between
now and the end OF next month. On the other hand
Rio cofees comparatively easy, and IS claimed
han cent below option parity condition that the
nuyer would not deliver the supplies The
demand from the interior said be slack and with the
futures market in the position of discountnE decline
with the arrival Of coffees buyers
peced proceed cautiously for time The
market for sFot coffee quiet with quotations tho
basis Of 11tdSc No
The Of contract prices the local day
NIns Il
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston June 15.-A slackenlng In the demand for
nearly an grades noticed in the local wool market
X-aIies boyyever continue firm and in many cases
recor5 prices have paid The Western clip has
dealers quite conndent or
positlon Consumers beginning 20 negotiate FOR the
several large transactions
are reporte leading domestic quotations range as
folnus and Pennsy Ivania neeces w - 80:
No washed. 40G4Ic; No > washed, 400
4ic 5ne unwashsd 27d2sc fine unmerchantabe 3o03lc;
- Mood conbng 3Ga3Tc; y blood cOmbing. S5136c;
Il blood combing 34G36<; deaine washed 4I9t2c; de-
34d35c. Michigan. Winsconsin and New
VorS seeces-Fne unvcsied. 2JG26c delaine unwashei
s1GSac; = blood unwashed. 3SG36c: p blood unWashed.
az SSR34c. Kentucky. Indiana and Mis-
saIyf&A blood SSes6c; 4 blood. a693Te- Secured
months. I0T &c; fine s 10
months 63a65c; fall asG6oc ca!ifoEniaNo[thern
e5G67r: middle county 6SG65c fall free 5O52e Oregon
eastern staple T2d 73c Eastern clothing. 666sc val
lev No l. 57a5sc TerritcTy-Fine staple I49Isc; me
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
D. & H. DIRECTOR DENIES RuMoR.

A director Of the Delaware & Hudson Company
said yesterday that there truth in the
published reports that the company had trusteed
the stock OF the Hudson Coal Company, in con-
nection with its recent announcement OF strict
compliance with the commodities clause decision,
and that certificates of beneficial interest in the
coal company had been issued to Delaware &
Hudson Company stockholders Such a plan has
not even been discussed" he said.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
LAMB WITH NORFOLK G. SOUTHERN.

Norfolk. Va. June BE T. Lamb became gen
eral manager for the receivers Of the Norfolk &
Southern Railway to-day, being succeeded as
general agent here for the Southern Railway.
Piedmont Air Line and the Chesap peake Steamship
Company by c. L. Gambler. Of Atlanta. as
superintendent of the Norfolk division of the
Southern Railway oy J. S. Bergeman Mr.. Lamb
is TO become president of the Norfolk & Southern
following its reorganization and the termination of
the present receivershfp.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
SAVINGS BANK PRESIDENT HoNoREp

Jonathan B. Currey. president Of the Metropolitan
Savings Bank, has been elected secretary of the
Association of New York State Savings Banks The
institution Of which Mr.. Currey is the head has
just declared its one hundred and twelfth con-
secutive senliannual dividend which IS at the
rate of per cent per annum.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
NEW STEAMER FOR MAINE SERVICE.

Wilmington. Del. June 15.-The Harlan & Holl-
f1zsworth Corporation announced to-day the re-
ceipt Of a contract TO build large passenger and
f-sf~b+ steamer for the Hartford and New York
Transportation Company. connected with the New
vorlr New Haven & Hartford Ratroad- Il Is to
he rr,n between New York City and Portland Ma.
and will have accommodation for so passengers
The contract calls for the delivery Of the vessel
nv April / 1910. 6
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
Proposals.


NOTTCE.-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RE-
~ csived until 3 D m. "Wednesday June so. 1909,
~ the office OF The Pennsylvania Company for In
suranCes Lives and Granting Annuities. No SIT
Chestnut philadelphia Trustee. for the sale 60 II
more Railroad stock Trust Certificates as ST5.6G4s5
Will purchase.
TIE offerings the lowest prices exceeding par.
stated will be accepted the parties Offering them
tifcates assigned. and after July tst 1909
Proposals should be addressed g & " PACKARD.
President Chestnut Street Philadelphia. Pa Pro-
posals Sale Of Philadelphia. Wilmington BaIti-
Railroad Stock Trust Certificates"
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
~ trct Of Columbia. Washington. June - 1909
Sealed proposals will be received this Office until
two O'clock o. 81 1909 wiring and equip
ping with switchboards and apparatus the Physics.
Electrical and Engineering Laboratories IN the McKin
Training School this city Blank forms %
proposal prints. speCihcs and all
information may be obtained upon application the
Property clerk n. G. District Building, Washington.
d q HENRY p. F MCFARLAND HENRY L
WEST WILLIAM Y JUDSON Commissioners. L. c
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF COLUM-
" bia Washington. June q 1909-Sealed proposals
will be this office until y o'clock noon sat-
1frday 1909 grading certain streets IN ths
District Of columbia Forms OF proposals, specifca-
tfons necessary information be obtained from
chief clerk Department. Room AZ. District
F7ufldfnE HENRY b MCFARLAND. HENRY L
WEST. WILLIAM '. ITDSO\. Commissioners u c
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
A. " s. oLcoTT DAY LINE TREASURER.

Alfred Y s. Olcott has been elected treasurer OF
the Hudson River Day Line. and Will his
duties at His Office Will be at the Desbrosses
street pier, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
INACTIVE STOCKS.

.,oi-- c,otations for stocks in which there were
= r-snsac+ions yesterday the New York STOCK
L.,
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16

u,eiIrn staple 69772c clothing SS60 hne ned
~Iothiuv e4G6J>: y blood 67Gs9c: = blood. 64g6Ic
blood s6N6sc- P1Ied-ESxtra. TO374c; me A. $50
supers, - 962c-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
supplies Professors Tutors GoverueEses. ETC.
to Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs NJ J YOUNG FULTON. p Unton S7uare
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
puiIADELPHIA STOCKS.

Am Ry conv IS % .
Eiec & Peo As. ~ =
y J con 5s. .-lVo
Peo Pass Ry 4s "
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
BOSTON STOCKS.
COBALT STOCKS.

sAsked. fEx dividend
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
NEw yoeK CITY RoNps.
IEW YnRk Ann 0THER Gas SECURITIES

'oospor q regls.-rea
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16

,s.,,rn,sbed by Warren. Gzowsh & Co. No 25 Broad
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
Excursions.
RED BANK LINE.

Iv. Franklin St Pr "a. " r.. daily. $50 2:3o
N m (Sun $40 m. onlyl; Battery. $50 a m 2:5S
M (Sun S:5j a n. only. for Highlands. Red Bank
etc Exc. SOC Trolley to Lonz Branch A.ourE Park
New-York tribune., 1909-06-16
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nominal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
ExTnAvAeANcg
rxTRAoRplNARY

Surely the new administration will
nos be SO reckless Of government mon
ey. x Is true e nation can afford
10 80 In debt and the boarding QT
wealth In treasure vaults Is the most
dangerous policy that can De deelga
"a Tor country in time OF peace
but that does not signify we should
get Into debt some hun1reds Of mil
Hons more each year than we can
hope io pay.
The present tariff Is So nigh that
IN several instances Il Is prohibl-
tory but at that II was presumed 70
be so great q revenue builder shere
WAS no way 10 keep the government
from soon having all the money So
great Was 4 % price that the trusts
on The favored articles have grown
SO rich even the strongest disciples
OF protection admi, there must be-
reduction or business conditions
will be too bad ior prolific America
10 withstand without famine % the
loiling ana produclng hordes. &
Right when the Congress Wes %
take So tho tariff matter and Wek
oul the worst forms comes the an
nusi rcports and shows We VIII be-
about $500 .000N00 short this ynar
gnl hair that amount was lost the
ear previous
The effort io reduce ihe 1aflR with
Z bunch Of Republican congressman
to DO the work when mlllions more
20 nay running Expenses are aemand
"a and musfbe met, makes The rroph'
ct who wound predict q reduction Q
crank Oi the common kind
The paper trust and The iron trust
the meat trust and copper lrusl With
the oil trust and the amalgamated
trusts 0E trusts are. SEEMINGLY, moi
alarmed thGt there will be a big fa'
ductlon on lhelr present money-grah
bling facilities,
Watch that tariff cutting II Will
be o case OF the public being BAN
b0ozled around q little with the proai
sharing sHll done BY the samc old
pirate crew.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

How often have you been told that
heediess waste makes woeul wantf
no doubt # has been a subject FOR
years IN your own household ant
through early teachings Or real fear
Of the visitation Of want hunger and
great privationa you have been con-
yerted into a person vino boards up
everything from scraps Of dresa goods
70 medicine bottles and salve boxes.
A bonfire Is often more beneficial in
household that stacks Of unneces
sary articles that merely cloth moths
vernin and germs When an article ls
no longer 0f anY use to you and Ger
,ainly Of 40 benefit to anyone else, (
should be destroyed, There are 60
many things which should be burned
First the old clothes that are Of no
zee to anyone, old letters that may
contain family secrets that would be
damaging TO Others Ia case they iell
into the hands Of some unscrupulous
person. Old kitchen art'slos, too worn
tor usc or too dirty g be cleaned.
should be burned Many medicine bot
Ties containing G few drops Of modl.
cine viii be see aslde and possibly
used at some future date when the
medicine and spalled Ranciod oint-
menis are boarded sud ased, and these
opened boxes aFe regular nests O.
germs
TO get I'D Of old crackery, broker
glass and the like q Is best to throw
these articles into barrel and break
The pieces into smaller partleles. by
doing this barrel will hole all the
broken articles besldea the In Guns
and lids that will accumulate this win
tar Keen 1t outside the house and
when Il Is filled, Il can be taken from
the premises and destroyed When
You clean house this fall, DO nnt ihrow
bundles q old papers carpets and the
lIke In the basement 20 accumulate
damp. dirt and be a thing to breed
germs DO nOthe wastefuI, but do set
I'D 6f rubbish once saw q woman
lift the curtain below her sink 10 SCI
p cooking vessel nndai aawnauaaceu
mutation Of fIlslwoetrab1Valas, y QYf
rags, old rancid grease pots, dIFls
fuAt Jars, broken crocAery dirty cat
sup bottles and the scrub bucket soap.
and brushes Ont Of this den Of filtl
was brought the Kettle In which her
weal was cooked so this Is what
mean bs wedding ous Objectionable
things III The house, thereby makns
room for what you really need
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
okIahama Bank oaaranlas

KNOXVILLE Sentinel,
Roy g, Oakes secretary Of the
slale bankiug board OF Oklahoma,
hGa published the banking record OF
Oklahoma during the frsl year Of
the operation Of the bank guarantee
law The total deposits OF national
banks IN December, 1897, was $751;
siS.729.2i; IN December 1908, $780,
2SO.84GgS. The total deposits Of
state banks at the CORRESPONDING
times were SlTgib.535.a4 and s29.
i8g.97096. The deposits of both
classes OF banks had increase during
The year from S35.53i ,2G4.6b 10 SG5,.
1s8.3i7.lg OF by the amount Of sl0.-
i95.0b2.5G The Increase Of state bank
deposits urgtes the guarantee law
was Sl22sa, 1852,
So iir tho bank guarantee law has
been followed by none Of the dlsas-
lefs ahlch Nefe predicted The sl0-
100000 increase 81 deposits probably
represented caplial brought into CIR.
cnlatinn which was lying dormant OK
lahoma is Of course growing mpialy
but the general depression would
probably hayc checked lts natural
growth M i9OS Il the guarantee law
bad not cUunieracled % hy inspiring
aLsalnic confidence lu The state
hgnka.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

The death az Doalor Iohnsoa has,
left 4 sad impress upon the senate.
The members arr perhaps as ac,lvo as
before. hrl u . enc SO suddenly called
was popullr Il reminds one Of The
grlendshln thar ended only al the grave
between Scn9irrs Hear pnd Tillman
.wo men az opposite ay the two polog
ihe nr0wnleeJuhuson friendship
The rcpner buy IS one Wild. boiled
Dc "a bunch nf nhveical aud mental
acliyity. when ha a nci trying to
.maho medicins Tor ihd Republican
marty be 10 ngarng some way 20 en-
liven some scche or event while Doc
'icr 1Ohnsoa WIS ff,Ha pcle0 with
great caution aud afntlnn : dciad,
never mabiw" "a uleiFe or break
ing tae made Ilc end nrownlce sat
side be- side ihro' = ihc Bhei inct-
latiye assembly work and that friend
strip lnii e7h'0n continued stronger
Than ever The ore man wh bad
lived Newh tNd H.h Tad horne
arms lu n1i lcloE laucered Wien Il
tus fard io 6s ne oiier 3 uni.
Verslig ffcth Without eyer havine %
endure hatdsEim vhu raH tell heN
why men chooao friends and play
out the rola Of rg.a agd Jonathan
% ue rrdi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
COCO o o 0 Q 0 0 0 o o Q Q
% WHAT Enryoas ARE SAYING 0
10 o.
0oooooooe oeeoooocc0


tndtFAutNto t"t' HtVl
A recent reading 81 Comrades by
Thos. Dixon Jr., Il hysterioal novelist
who writes IN red ink and puncluaies
With cdiliope Whistles, Drought foNa
the Meh that socialisnl IS nude ~
II wuts not <
Ia that novel. the men and women
whom Dixon sketches as Socialists
Justify arson and murder, sing blood
curdllng songs revolution, and war,
and anarchy. and preach thar the
world Is 20 be relermod even 50 as
By fire.
Dixon IN that novel mialuierprets
the essential spirit Of Socialism.
There are almost az many brands
OF Socialism as there are Socialists,
Every Socialist you meet WIN define
and Illustrate Socialism IN SOME way
at variance with the plans and speci-
flcations submitted by every other
Socialist 10 whom you talk.
But an agree iE this one elemental
truth-that Socialism Is the doctrine
OF peace--it processes 10 be the dove
carrying the olive branch 70 De.
pressed and oppressed Humanlty-
the fatherhood OF God and the broth.
erhood Of man on the common stalk
al for each, and each for all. i has
nothing TO do With bombs, nor dy'
namiie nor physical force. II preach
rs humanity and Kindness, not gio'
ienco and murder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12
Aowa rHls1

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward i0r any ease Of caiarrh thai can.
rot be cured by Halls Ca 'affh Cure
+ J. CHENEY q CO, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned have known
= ] Cheney ior the last 10 years aud
believe him perfectly honorable Ia ell
business transactions and financially
able 70 carry out any obligations made
by bis firm
WAisDINg. KlNNAN ~ MARNia
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o,
Halls CRlarrh Cure ls taken Inter
uailg acting directly upon the blood
aud mucous surfaces Of the system
Testimonials sent free Price IS cents
per bottle. Sold BY al druggists
Take Hall's family pills for const.-
patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

EHwell came down frm Jennng 70
take the cfalr occupied bY Henry
Johnston. and the doctor has made
good with colleagues Hcls 1nc, how
ever whu believes IN lcnclna bell
aefore Il "a cyargrown and thernfore
Cpuied to to one sho refuses TO
'ave moro then SIX nonhds Of talk
horwn into him al one limo lflsal
legged that when he was elected
'ricnds asked him 20 study bard and
make a nime aE q great statesman
.and be promised 10 study An aeui
'ater he was sean With D very email
H3u6'I Hi Haad. And ii 6hoTAaf hs Fad
secured al the knowledge re1uif2d
10 serve his constituents properly A
fiiegd looked q the llle osthe volume
and vi; horslaed tc read, "Eiw 70
Move the Previous Question end STOP
zoo Mreh Debate"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-12

rew realize how great tribute we
3ay Il the glorlcs Of The past the
r.lncoln cerioners day brings back 70
menory ire clgf war and the fact We
uess snarht 20 Jhink Il was the great
n al hlslofA au6 shat she
unecia vaNd nrter he Totally craelcat
ID from ihls land
SAD Haeel wefe she results ot that
uanici a1d waaderiul ne he7oish
Amoricauisn Aisniaved ny the piuf
ena iaa array in that struggle Whiea
9as fought rOla PenusyNahia W tas
Hie crandc, ane siili g the time lns
South aud NORTH 0rst met "a ManhseAe
she population ~ hp eleven seeeQlhs
sfatea Was hiilo eicre than tae pres
aui popaIaiion Of tie ciiy Of New lofh
gsn atates 81 the seeoding eleven
had million ln population. virginia
sac aenfela
wenaesg ~. Misgaelppi ana GeQfkia
sera aa three richest states OF the
nioa II proportion 20 tneif popala'
lar 8a tbay are amone ihe poor
est .,
&nf between New York ana ilil-
u0is could now bring almosl R9 mhns
mon under arrs es coHld NJ mustered
be the dltidea forces from lsdl-e. IN
.act tlse population of the four mos
napulous states. New YORK hl'nois'
penraylpanla and Ohlo AZ the decen'
.ial rensus BIZ 1910. Ia an llltellhooa.
w,il aufnaSs gan total population OF
the fnned States when the war Na9
fought
The south was lhQ weaker ~ pelhl
= numhers ard was handicapped TOO
hy being elassed o. the s2eealns poN.
II. buf THAI war Whicn dreneheu plA'.s,
Is the blood II her own sons on Nei
a MADE os Il the anal reatias piaes
gnr the bows from out Of the COLO
slr4iiIass6 eaa D. war waged BY z na
ion II iie Infancy IN addition thefe
Wefe a.s00NfA people ~ he NofEh
easl wao could not furnish men g
hehs sof o. aealnsl seceoslon. because
4hey had ,o stay AZ home and care 2
their 0Nn families; protect them from
She saeafes Of ihc Wiids.
That IS why. too We cen see ths
elimination 81 80 prejudice and seei
Ine Flfty per cent Of the people nov
eIilzeaa al the United states had a'
lelive anssat ln that lnterneeln'
Nar Tho ign population since
ss0 has dons bet much for onr pso
4le ga lhem The war vas 2 8Feal
tragedy 81 arms, t8 be spoken q
Hih Feeling becauso the eanienaia'
honsands we're o. the country ol ihgll
aoptlon. and aot because as Wllh tn'
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