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New-York tribune., 1909-06-13

MOLASSES AND sYRU UIs-Ihe InaE>Tv Win r1oderate
business Quotations follow: 22c:
oa9 isans % 25o primo 28 orleans open
ks55s k 6o 2s sSod d2 is 52a prime 81 25c fancy q Soe
was reported Id in fRS P1od6e ha5
pig iron certificates on the New 10s and
Exchange to-day Prices TeIIai9ea ~ p sI5 X June
SO " July ctoee SIS SO sic 56
t,s5Ss te6eT i3 Sic ~ and December SIS 5O9s17
OLS-Cottonseed oil was steady Tor sPoi, oo nG IaS
Of buu support Switching Of July into se2temOeT ten GIl
in the soqf9eas[ & ife6 500 juiy TO sepenr >!
Z STe0e5 Rs4ns neTToIeIn1 was unchanged. IAnseed oil
continued in fair demand al recent s EGoef @ bull, Sc Phi
adepha 45c bulk. 95c: refined. cases New 7E 7oTK
bhls 1oo bulk 500 phila2eRha Te s6 Phiadeiphia
W Tatsc ter Whit z2ssf G2sgs eT IPre crude 467af3c
prime summer yellow. 365q5 z2o; June 80 a. S s
a9c october 5a7G5s9c November. 63 &C; DeSe5-
S das Ss' 6s Pn. aR% %insI 5sPga ssov
OIL-American seed. city raw: 6la62c out o i4
PRovTsIoSS-The market for provisions was 5' st-2rs
Of ' ribs by 0 packers and firm live hogs Chioag9 had
tbe Feek wes haSs5 a66ut so0S PoRPir Quoted Mess
4g 8uie eS Sg quoted: Ness SO soasl: family S 20
s pss sss2 ' os65d s555 lnsl4 sa4as5 sS
quoted. 3D.. BaoGn 1881 9o lS9 r ME&rs 200
Picked bellies firm quoted: Smoking 5ggs1c
PIcFIED HAMs-steady. ouoted: 121se TALI2W-
SSea95 Soe5 Midas western 1ia5a12o5 city hrm
Refined lard firm t9ucteG- SCUM
fcs y 75c Continent 25c; Brazil kegs. 10 nc; ON
POrND-Quiet Quoted: saS34c- SI,EARINE-FlrIn.
quoted oieo ISf.c: city lard stearine 12lte ,o-,.-
RICF-The rice market ruled STEADY ~ FORMER
prices Quotations follow: Screenings 8a8ltc oTdl-
nary 3l4a3s. c; fair. ~ a4%c good oTdin2Ty . a
SIC prime. KS Q5Bc choice. 81 exc: Head Japan
az q &C; Patna sc; Java, 5%c; Rangoon' ~ @'o'
Sie1Tc sTS;AR.Ths market for refined sugar hr,
Prices for granulated net loss Per cent were as
Follows American and Howell. 4s5c, Federal, sue:
Arbucke Brothers 4s5c, but accepting orders OF as
straight lots barrels above hne 1t Is expected
that al refners viii be Monday Tho follow
inr are less and . per 100 h from invoice. and
ner cent for cash: further discounts whatsoeveTi
CRYSTAL donainos in Of go 2-h cartons. $500 90
IN cases Of - 5-h cartons SOC Eagle tablets s25e;
cut loaf 575c: 585c; mould a, 53oc. cubes;
Eagle BIB bags powdered and Eagle confectionery
grsnulated 5-20c- xxx powdered. S1nc. powdered
and coarse powdered. SC; fruit powdered and Eagle
fine Eranulated. 1850: Eagle S-in
cartons Of Kranuated. 5l5c; 2-lb bags do 52'ci
Alb bags oOc: BIB bags do. 6l5c; lo-lb bags
do Bloc 90 10 bags do &c Eagle fine or stand
ard granuated diamond A. 49jc; confectionery A.
4 75c: No / 47Oc: ., 465c; Nos and A55c:
No : zoe so 445c: No Z. 4.4oc. No 5. 4S"c' 40
+ 25c; No i. 5coc: 10 y. 4l5c: Nos
13 u and 10. z1Oc No 16. 41oc withdrawn Tho
ordon market beet steady and -
higher. with quoted los 6ad July. los Tiad
and sad The local market FOR raw
sugar was firm and quoted follows: Centrifugal
roasses sugar SO test. BIG There. was no selling
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PFAS-Receipts to-day. 2G9 bags beans.
showing increased hrInness on foreign mar
row. with holders asking more than quote Nie-
dIm and pea steady 10 firm, especially te htle EIiy'
satisfactory considering the sea
son OF year STATE white beans steady and IN
changed kidney firmly held; come receivers asking
Western quote BDANS. marrow, choice per
bush So % do fair 10 good s0aS3 TO- edum choice
81 TSS2 7lI do cea choice 81 a$2 So do imported
s. 40s do pea choice s. 3oq$2 S5; mediums choice.
s. 4S2 22ia: DO good S2QS2 10 do white
fdnev choice 81 6JG$2 TO- fair good 81 40g$2 6o
60 red kidney choice 81 42qs2 40 Do common to good
firtie eoi- choice 81 Is: LIMA California choice $50
So %: PEAS scotch. bags. per bush. 81 SO4$l 70
weakness Trade has been slow FOR
dav or past accommodating stocks have caused
tubs creamery specials sold at 284c and three lots or
= tubs each 26c Tho official quotations were
moderate Medium grades OF creamery are sun IN small
price. while factory and
packing stock not arriving beyohd tne hes OF me
CreaInery specials per ~ 2s2Q27c; do extras PC DO
frsJs 25G2514c: seconds. 22q24izc; do thirds ZIG
a3S state darv tubs finest good choice 24G
2I5c: DO common Z1q5c process. specials &C.
extras. 23q2 isc DO hrsts Z!zc' 90 SECONDS
2a western factory. 201z g21c; DO seconds 1871
S20c 90 thirds 17alSc: packing stock No l. 2c do 10
= FSF1ReceIots to-day, col cases. exports 22e
toTes The is closing the week rather quietly,
and receivers have more or less surplus OF small
cream cheese particularly clored The feeling
seha unsettled outlook uncertain though prices
unchanged Skins have been ialry plenty TINS week and
Vim a slow trado and stocks accommodating prices have
lied weak and irregular though change mide In
cSIo-s+sons Export demand been limited.
and white 2.a So f1T cream specias 1sst 7T44c:
TenCv l3lLc; TO fair, lOfl2c; do skins,
~ N srecials 1IAc 90 skins. fne. SG1Oc: do fair to
Pecefuts to-day. I4.2S1 The market
closes with quiet trading. and there has been consider
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. l2 1903.
CQFFTE-The coffee market very quiet to-day,
sales half session being only 1850 bags. The
opening dull unchanged prices decline OF 5
points closed dull basis. The
Ginning tendency probably promoted 10y the lower
French cables but offerings were light and there
Has nothing the trading indicate any change
ehe which reflects the sustaining nfu
CT bulltsh control the local market
q concerned Broadly speaking the trade IS waiting
effect OF increasing receipts spot
citsons she is IN the position OF dscounng
G graduEl dsciine coffee becomes available
n Eolu-ns French market 4 ali franc lower
The decline OF partial =
pig while the Rto 20 reis
Santos unchanged. Receipts the ports were
1900 bags against 1900 last and Jundishy
oeipts u bags. against 10000 last Fine
weather reported IN all sections Of Sac PaUo The
market fnr SPOT coffee quiet with quotations the
basis T7k@So Rio No z
The range prices to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 12-Closing: WHEAT-Spot. No ?
red Western winter nominal. futures steady july rs
ID: September. ss 8tSd; December. S. 44d- corn
spot Arm. new American mixed (via Galveston. Gs
6i-d: futures steady; July. - 634d; Septeu:ber -
PFAS-Canadian. - 9lz a. steady. FLOUR
Winter patents strong 36s. BEEF-EKtra India mess,
dull PORK-PTims mess Western. strong VS.
81. HOPS London (Pacinc Coast). firm. q 5s q 49,
HAMS-Short cut. il TO l6 10. strong. Dos. HACo%-
Long clear mddles light % 10 "a il. strong. 62s Cd
long clear heavy 50 20 40 10. strong dls cd
short clear backs 16 20 10, strong bHs 81. clear
bellies II TO 16 10. strong G2s Cd; Cumher and cat
strong SHOULDERS II 20 13 10. strong.
S3s LARD-Prime Western + terces. strong. 59s
American refined. pals, firm Dos 90. CHEESE
Canadian white and colored. new steady, SOS
Sd: Canadian finest white old steady. eos; Canadian
finest colored, old. steady. 6ss Sd. TALLOW-Prtna
city steady, 2ss; Australian London hrm 3Os Ind
T'T-RPE ENTINE-Spirits steady. 31s. LGNSEED OIL
Firm 25s. ETROLEUM-Steady. TSd. ROSIN-
Common. steady, SIS
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13

mage Of deposits other than United
ss 200 7 s2s 900 s7e 245loo
deposits other than United states 60
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
+ oOntrac: prices IN tas local market to-day

CoTToN-After early irreEularity to-day's
market developed very firm reports OF wet
westher IN The central valley, and Closed firm at net
sdvence u 6a1o points. The opening steady at
deoltne OF Dotat e advance Of points the late
months being relatively steady the showing Of the
nap. while positions unsettled
aporeheasions OF furthsr July liquidation and in
different cables reports possible in
Inirnportant
market sold OF loss OF about 1d2 points shortly
after the call but found EOoG support q
detailed weather reports available
showing precipitation 20 have been quite heavy at
points n the central belt while the forecast
IN these sections which supposed
Z further period Of weather.
Ihs close within a point
Liverpool 364 points lower when
SI3M points. and the English spot market
points lower Generally speaking
cables reported that there likelihood OF
organized short time In Lancashire but there be lit
doubt that Lancashire has been doing rather
profitable business and while the outlook is supposed 10
he Of Fridays meeting be ad-
uncertain The proposal IS to close down
Monday Of beginning July.
in connection with the
bullish condition report prominent Orleans
authority Monday mcrnTg After the New York
close to-day New Orleans sold Up points, and private
business reported the best prices Of the day.
Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
Is follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13

for the day There good demand tor cash wheat
at Minneapolis, while reports from Great Bend KAN
said No hard winter the basis OF all July shipment
selling 81 Il. Another dispatch said that mills
and buyers Dallas. Tex, paying 81 90 Tor
'sd lower I'D higher and world shipments as reported
the exchange l96IoOo bushels coInpare
93l2. The local cash market closed
follows quotations all being nominal: No REQ - 81
elevator and 81 z 0 afoat No ] Northern buIutl
81 37A No ? hard winter. 81 1914 ahoat CORN
The demand for July continued on SATURDAY
and the market tpe sold up 10 1855 IN C.cago;
reacting a close T3C Rains in the southwest
accouute1 f5r the early strength, reactions
from unloading Argentine cables reporting qual
OF and little short selling
Receipts the estimate but the indication tor
Monday was heavy had been expected Liver.
pool unchanged At o'clock July corn was quo'eo
s2I5c September 7c and December 6s5 CaSh corn IN
New York nominal. closing as follows: No corn
Sc SIC aloat; No white - nc anu
No 2 yellow S51Hc afoat. oATS-The market Tor
oats quiet about steady Saturday closing
practically unchanged from the previous night I1e 0GA
market closed follows: Mixed - to s. ~ ,fg
white 26 81 10. S-1o0c
white 81 TO ~ 10 SO Z Q69c. RYE-MaIket dull; No
Western. 81 lac nominal, ( New PORK bAf'l-1f
Market steady: feeding. S5GS7o C New YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
the KITTATlNNY

IS ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE THE LARGES-I', BETL SI n
APPOfNTED FINEST LOCATED AND THE H"|
ING HOTEL AT
DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA.
Nvovv onen superbiy situated. OYERLOOkihENSS
FROM RS HIGH ELEVATION TIE TIE r5A GAr FIJI Al I
1,ESTAWARTI RIVER, AND DERIVES "a y -, rs1
BENEFIT OF THE cool BFEEabSI BFi SI,hts ST eeVators
steam heat running mountain spring water IN Ioons
private baths etc Noted for its cuisine ana ..rar
an5 the botes farm gives the table proouclS p1
excellence" American plan also Ia care: .s ooisI
Trbona office IN hotel OrchestIA, ooCL
diversions only hotel having amusenehs on i 5'}g.
grounds; golf. tennis bowling bIlhaso9 p livery
garage illustrated booklet application sno~tts t
Par auto maps etc OOaClioS
meet ali trains Special June and July rates, r,cpr
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13

A DVERTISEMENTS AND
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1854 Broadway, between 36tt
o'clock D. m. Advertisement
branch offices at regular ONCE
viz. 264 Sth ave. E. e. cor.
18th st; l04 East 14th st. I:
7th and sth aves.; 2S3 West
50 ave. near 61st st: 170S
East 18TH st. 756 fremont
American District Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13

Exchange Special Liverpool cables: SPOT
quiet; sales. 1900 bales speculation export 800.
Imports 11c00: American 100O0 middling upland 7gd
Futures opened quiet al points decline
months June and June-July. 5.6Jd; JuIy-AusJst
5ee1zd AugUst-September $50. September October
b65zd; octOberNovernber, 5s4d; November-Decern5er
and Decenbe-January, 56212d: January e-lary Feb
Esd -'
flour AID MEAL-There was verv little 5o5ng -
tour so-day Prices were steady without ou0fabe
chanEe Rye -four also was dull following are
prices quoted On the New York Produce EXCHANGE,
Spring patents s. 30Gs1 so winter straighs SIS sOqS7:
srs 8 snteT - S s S S 5DF.2g esss $ Soa$5 s
s .; Kansas sIraigts. s6aSs l5. RYE FLOTRETg5Ii
Quoted Far 70 good 81 50gS4 7O choice to fancy 81 N
GSS. OoESSMEA1~-P.rTn Quoted: Kiln dried. So 96lS
low 81 e59S1 20: coarse 81 55GSI go FFF-J7Ies;;e-
s1eady; city steady Quoted: Western spring 500 81
stanaard Intdeling 81 S. -four $3I go: red dog'
ash so; RED cog. S33 =. all Shipment bC-,1
chop. SIS 90 bulk. S29 20 sacks; oilueaI S23 20 S
GR8IN-WHEAT-The excitement IN Tu1y --A,o.. -.
Northwest points continued Saturday ,ba- -
tract being quoted SIC higher one time IN VIM,
There decrease OF 300 900 bushels in t1s sIts'
spois sock for one dag and while Nor+hvast -,
outlook favored large yield Of spring wheat The aP
E1cusf1on appeared &C be enough TO tbororgFT
eroose shorts In July. wlsch old cron rori.5c
The Northwest IN other markets IN
orpucateo 20 a oe-tain extent New aGyanet1g -
positions The upVurn helped by reports q. go,
rains IN the Southwest, where clear weather fs 49,
&c Tor the z1pening of the grain for hares-ir 5
VIII begin In Southern Missouri -'4
TIE Atssonn Valley. as the
POINT tor several days At the advance
eferaofe rtalzlng by room traders for tire -
s-eoHeo ABOUT &c reaction
srenEth was noted again
uy vas quoted 81 .. September 81 17js and r.olh h
o. 1S7< Chicago closed quite hrrn within a q az t
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
PENNSYLVANIA.
ONLY 2H Hours from New York-D'' L. & "
WaTER GAP HOUSE
A MOUNTAIN PARADISE
nAwARE WATER GAP. IA.

DELAWARE VAIN I,acar,hsr, as un-
NOW open ans.s eouipped best appoint ed Ia
and most luxurious hotel in the S thase who seek
tts hest in appointment service cono sunset Noun
tsn the highest altitude and coolest views
ts, humidity unopstIuCIe
OF Ioesi6cent mountain and river scenery u
everv room thirty miles No n0ise access OF
o- nubIIc highways, but within easy -
hofb Hotel is equipped with oVeI ~
.Jlad running mountain sP
in All rooms elevators electric lights stea san{tary
log fires. approved water supP'5 own farms and
dairy Of registered Entire wnte rsiII-
frequent social dlNetsIoiS
lard bowling and amusement hall a.. ge nd
high livery. Golf tennis trout anu i15ncements in
rates during early season and to partes ~. raet
hookIet of camera views and auto maps Coa0"eS '
trains Ownership manager John PURDY COPE.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown once. No,
St and 87th St. until 3
received at the following
rates until s o'clock .. m,
23d st: 153 eth ave. cor.
2h7 West 42d St, between
25th St; 1923 Sd ave. 1928
st ave, near Seth st. [; I57
we ESQ Sd ave-, and any
,tncs-
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-09-02
MISSION OF THE LAND.
To Produce Commodities For the Serv-
ice of Mankind

To Produce Commodities For the Serv-
ice of Mankind.
The mission Of the land IS to pro-
duce and keep on producing food. live
stock, lumber and other commodities
for the service Of man. He who owns
land and Is Indifferent to this is guilty
Of moral wrong, and he who takes
good land out Of commission and suf.
fers 1t to lie unproductive and useless
is guilty of greater one. This is the
only criterion by which we can prop.
erly judge of the right of an individual
to own land in large tracts.
The good results attendant upon
small individual holdings are natural.
The purposes of nature in the upward
evolution of man are usually better
carried out in this way. and not be
cause, as is SO frequently argued,
every man has an inherent right to its
ownership. The lazy. the incapable
and the densely ignorant assuredIy
have no such right. and land is too
precious and its mission too high to be
thus wasted.
II the owner Of great country eS-
tate can farm his land as well as or
better than if it We're in small hold
ings; If. following the precept of Swift
he made two ears of corn or two
blades of g ass grow where one grew
before; if he supply his section with ii
better breed of horses, cattle or sheen
we'll and good. No one with ans
knowledge of economics could say he
was doing any injury to the world or
mankind. 1t is not the amount of land
that be owns. but what he does with
1t for which he is morally responsible
David Buffum in Atlantic
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-09-02
DANGER FROM ICE.
No Article of Food Is So careIessIy
Handled.


A writer in the Atlantic MONTHLY
emphasizes one cause OF the danger
of infection from ice
Scarcely another article of human
consumption receives so much direct
handling just before it's use as does
this food. Milk and water, tea aud
coffee are poured. Bread, meat AMI
butter are cut. Bread, probably hap
died more than airy other food on the
list, has hard crust which offers n
rather unfavorable lodging place for
germ life. Ice, on the contrary
washes the hands of every person WHO
handles it and affords an ever ready
liquid medium for the Immediate alb
sorption OF the hosts of bacteria which
hands may carry. The carelessnrSs Of
the handlers of ice. their utter disrc-
gard OF the resting places where il
may receive infection, may be partly
due to their lack of realization that ice
Is food. as real q food as meat,
Whatever the cause. few substances
which pass through the digestive proc,
esSeS of man receive such treatment.
Its surface contaminated by the pas
sage of men and horses in the cutting
its sides and base fouled by muddled
platforms and smirched straw, cover
ed with the filth of black ice cars aud
dust swept freight stations, your cake
or ice commonly receives it's only
cleaning just before it enters the ice
chest. SO far as the iceman is con-
cerned. this IS generally Il husty brush
with n time worn whisk broom we'll
filled with the dust of the street and
blackencd with constant use. Accord
Ing to the personal testimony of vari.
Gus icemen. not even the precaution of
momentary washing beneath the
faucet is ordinarily taken
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-09-02
The Cynic Says

There was something wonderfully beau
tful in this brief news item.
1t was an example of comradcship, of
brotherhood, or solidarity, of class CON
seriousness. 1t was his fellow workmen
who fastened to respond to the call
In this selfish, brutal, profit seeking
world, this example of heroic fellowship
came as drink to the thirsty soul.
Rockefeller would have had to buy
skin; Morgan wouldn t have come to help
him.
No profit seeker in this wide world
would ever have thought to offer himself
for such n sacrifice.
That kind of grating they know not
and of no other kind of grating are they
ignorant.
Greater than books and sermons
,rcater than theories and crccds, stands
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-09-02
FOUR THOUSAND
STARVE YEARLY
Is the Record of Consumptives-Many
INDECENT Dying Cases are Being
Sent to Southwest.

Cruel and lnhuman practices are alicg
ed in a statement given out today by the
National Association for the Study and
Prevention of tuberculosis against the
eastern doctors who persist in sending
dying cases of consumption to the South
west.
Fully I,1So persons hopelessly diseased
with tuberculosis annually come to die in
the states of California, Arizona. New
Mexico, Texas and Colorado, most of
them by order of their physicians. The
statement, which is based upon the testi-
mony of well-known experts, and all
available statistics, shows that at least so
per cent. of those who go to the South
west every wear for their health are so
far advanced in their disease. that they
cannot hope for cure in any climate,
under any circumstances. More than
this, at least 60 per cent. of these ad-
vanced cases so poor that they have
not sufficient means to provide for the
proper necesSaries of life. which means
that 4,315 consumptives are either starved
to death, forced to accept charitable
relief every year
1t is not an uncommon thing. the Ma.
tional Association declares, for whole
tamiiIes. who can hardy exc out living
IN the East. to migrate to the West in
the hope of saving the life of some mem
Der of the family. In most instances the
abJect poverty of such cases forces them
to beg, or to live on very low level
Often consumptives who cannot afford
the proper travelling accommodations are
found dead the trains before reach,
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-09-02

ing their destination. The resources OF
almost every charitable organization in
the Southwest are drained every wear to
care for cases which should be self sup
porting in their Eastern homes.
1t costs, on average, at least $50
per month for the support of a consump-
tive the Southwest, including some med
zeal attention. The National Association
strongly urges no one to go to this sec
ton who has not sufficient funds to care
Tor himself at least one year, in addition
to what h is family might require of him
during this time 1t is also urged that
no persons who are far advanced with tu-
berculosis so to so distant a climate.
Consumption can be cured, or arrested
IN any section of the United States, and
the percentage of cures in the East and
West IS nearly the same. Any physician,
therefore, who sends person to the
southwest without sufficient funds, or in
an advanced dying stage of the dis
ease, is guilty of cruelty to his patient.
Renewed efforts are being made to stop
TINS practice, and to encourage the build
ing of small local hospitals in every CITY
and town of the country Attempts are
also made in Southern California and in
Texas to exclude INDECENT conservatives
or TO send them back to the East
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1909-09-02
There are Others.

No sunt1ower bends more naturally tC
the blazing orb than government in this
country turns to j. p. Morgan & Co
Democrats as well as Republicans have
fallen under the spell
When bonds were to be sold in Cleve-
land s time, though the country was rich
in money, it was assumed that J. p
Morgan & Co. were the only purchasers
When Mr.. Roosevelt paused in his as
saults upon the malcfactors of great
wealth long enough to authorize the Ten
nessee Coal and Iron Company merger
IN violation of law, it was found that }
p. Morgan & Co: S Steel Trust was the
sole beneficiary. Now that we have fore.
ed our way into China and compelled that
empire to borrow money from Americans
as well as from the British, the Germans
and the French, it is plain enough that
j. p. Morgan & Co. are the Americans
Men strive for power, wealth and
glory, but what these baubles in com
parison with the distinction which this
house enjoys? Governments have it ever
i'll mind. 1t is helpful TO the mighty and
it sticks closer than a brother. 1t meets
Presidents and Cabinets on an equality
1t serves and is served. 1t hastcns when
| called, and the noticeable fact is that no
| matter in what name the summons runs
it is j. p Morgan & CO. that respond.
a few days ago the Secretary of State,
discussing the forcible opening of China
to American money, said that our policy
in the Orient would be '.the American
dollar with the American man behind it
| and the American Government behind
both. - However sincere Mr.. Knox may
have been in his use of the old formula of
/ patriotism and equality. his words had
only one meaning to j. p. Morgan & Co.
They accepted the invitation if it had
| been addressed to themselves and marked
| personal.
The American invasion of China pro
cceds, therefore. with J. p Morgan &
| Co. 5 seasoned veterans in the van and
the serried ranks of the Steel Trust with
in supporting distance. Having the
| United States Government behind them.
an international banking house and plu-
tocratic industrial combination may go
far They are equipped for adventures
which denied to the people in whose
name they operate. They are important
factors in the financial and commercial
life of the Republic, but there others
| 1t should be possible for popular gov
eminent to move occasionally with its
eyes on the milions-not the millions OF
| money but the millions of freemen-N
| Y World.
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