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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

Com fsr omtalt bIeb iamtlige
8pgmeitere inobuot til Selles=
ffab at bore @i9iter bos ST. @bri-
itenien 0ns6ag s. %. December.
Spiieituen par pragtful6t oeforeret,
og Joni @i9iter ifal nabneS nogle
enfelte:: Mrfiteft Moe, Sne6ferfon=
traitor S. g. Orting og @1titru, sc.
6. Sanien, &anb= % @asmeiter s.
VI. sSocobic n, @oler % Gcforatbr q.
s. Senien og @uitrl1, iamt auore,
iom bar mere eller mtn6re interes=
iereoe / 6u%lofbrelien at 8pgningel1.
On ieroeles bebageltg Mften til.
bragtes, bbilfet er ct 8epts for,
bbor go6 Ell Joritaaelle ser bar boz
ret mellem 6isie 8Dggeberrer og
Sr. @brtitenien.
81 gnifer ST.. Gbriltenlen til 2pfs
fe meb fans npe Stem.
(Sn6ien6D.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

han pil0e opnaa ct mere nntper1al1
Self for lin uoitratte Sirflombeo,
% oeul1e f%oreneoes mes Sen gamle
6efienote rYcoples 8anf", Ser I'LL
poo en- fort Sis far opuaaet Ell
iarnlet Sn6it1lo al ca. ~ Million.
Mf nqpnte @rlr1o bar ban 111t og=
ioo, iom set o,1oetiteos pil ices fer
/ 8laoet, / bisie 0age foran0ret
&apnet paa 5parebanfen, bporai
ban Sgiao CT Nreiioent, fra
uSlpeoiib Mmerican" til ~@canbt:
nupian Nmeriean Sapings 8anf".
$ politiif @enieenoe tilberer
Suoge 8erner set repuhlifal1ife
Yarti. @fisnt ban alorig eftertrag-
teoe noeet .politiif @mbeoe er bat
oog pe6 flere 2eiligbe0er blepen no
mi,1eret til pigtige @mbeber, iaapel
/ stoten iom / 8pel, % ba1ts Sub
flpoelie / nep,nte &etning er mege1
betpoelig. @on ct @e0lem a
uMi,meapplis Club" % bar en- al
Sssnforporatprerne al uO0in Club"
&o,1 ct Ell glimren6e 2eiligbeostaler
90 CT iprigt efterj egt Iom vSoalt=
matter" beo 8onfetter og lignenoe
2ejligbe6er.
Sl1oge g. .. @erner er meget
i%nteresieret / 2iterat11r og STUNT og
far flere @ange foretuget niotitraf-
tie &eiier / europeiife 9anoe. s
Seroelesbeo er bon bel bepan6ret !
@iltorie og @eneoloei % hans
&jen6ifab til Sc ipenite M6elsfami
Tier og oeres 5legtifabsforbol6 CT
fenomel1olt. @an bar li0en Mare1
1879 beret %forenet / ct lpffeltgt
sgeteifab mes @iis @pa @noerion
iom ligeleoes er feot / @perige,, o9
Goreningen bar beret peliignet me6
tire 8grn: Gorl Mleris, Mnna Olipia
og Sells Dlof. San og 6amilien e,
Me6lemmer at st. Sobn'S @ngliib
2l1tberm Church. ber / 8pen.
S SEN Sis Su6ge @erner bar le<
bet og birfet ber / @pen bar ban
Tom obenfor ontpoet, giort en- Sno
fats / 6orretningslipet og @l1lturz
arbejoet og %forpoltet fine @un0 pat
EFT Maa6e, lom le6er bam til itgrre
Seoer og boorpeo ban bar bebet
belle Sen ifnnotnapiife @~efolfnings
Mgtelle bos bore amerifanife Meb
borgere. @i fan Inn il,1tte oiSie
forte .b%toerafiife Spte9nelier .meo
@oobet ON, at ban en6nr / mango
Mar maa blibe forl1n6t at lenc OF
birfe / Sen Gtot og / Sen 8p, Jon
bar np6t Grltgterne al bans @irf'
ombeb. /;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
st &ejiesiloe.

&aar 8pBmeiteren / 9onmart
bor ct &us feroigt til at legge Sag
paa, ga bejier ban en- flor @runs
op ODER &oppen af Suiet, og ct
lille @iI6e blep feiret for iamtlige
Mrbei6ere. @n lignen6e Set af-
bo1btes 6en iioite Ons6ag / &oret
1909, bbor Dor populere 2anbs'
mon6, ST. s.. s.. @briitenien, ino-
bie6e lit itore imuffe Stem, iom ban
bpggeoe ii6ite CONNER, b%eliggenoe
paa County @oa6, ct. @ntbonp
@orf, Scr. 1917. @n imuffere Be
Iiggenbeb funoe @r. @briitenien
bel .,1eppe babe polgt / 6enne Sci al
!! 8pen, og iam{tioig mes en- @eligeen.
be6 iaa ner bans itore Mejeriorift,
at ban 6erfra fan bolbe ct Daagert
l=S9ie me6 6enne.
Neo at ofl9gge ct Selpg pos 9r.
Gbrtitenien faar man itrafs Del
! SS%notrpf:: ber er bperfen iparet @en'
ge. efler Image for at faa set ino-
rettet iaa im1ft % prattiif iom
set er smuligt, og set formobes al
! mango, at @r. Gbriitenien lite Ell
aIene ON sgren, men at bans
! mongeaarige @nsboloerife bar bap1
en- Singer ne6 5pillet % ct 9ie
for, bpa6 Der er goot.
gnbper 9an0smamo bill pare ftoG
af at bere,at oenne itore, im1ffl
&ragtbDgning itaar JON ct @fsem
pei paa, bbao 6anife &ontraftpre
tan r1ofpre, 6a uoeluffen6e iaaoan
ne bar paret beifjeftigeoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

S. g. 8rooberg, Moron Carl OF:
3. Gubl, &nute Gilman, 6. g..
@ronotn, Smut @oegb, 6. S. Sobn=
JONI Sobn 2ino, 6. 81. Smitb, 6.
S. Smaniol OIL, Slug. Se5tloft 81.
uelon6 og g. .. @erner, bporaf Sc
flelte er frelnragenoe @fal1otnaper.
9enne 8anf er ogloa en- gjenii,
big -Sporebanf og al Tortjenelte
fommer Sn6ifpoerne ti(gooe.. Sen
u6laa1er ingen Henge, uoen moo til
ltr9ffelig Sifferbeo / @run6ejel1=
BONNIE eller Sc al Dor 9%egislatrtr
n9rmere be1temte 8onos og Sbli=
gattoner.
timber Nrelioent @erners 2eoel<-
lie CT set lpffe6es @or1fen at opl1oo
ct Mntal al benueo 5000 9eponen=
ter, bpis ian1leoe Sn6lf1to belpber
fig til 100000.
9en foretagne Goranoring pit
1toe11 Spipl blipe n1p6t meo flor Gil
fre6sbeo, ga bele 0ens 6orretniug /
&irfeligbeoen foregaor blan6t Sfan=
6inaper at ale tire Motioner, pg fan
ri biit11of me0 Srpgbeo forroiige.ot
Tornoril1gen bill / fort Mool bi=
bragg til @onfens enonlt itprre
Gremgang og Mnleelle .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
9jbb paalioclisc %arcr, Jim or fur
arbejoct al a%niparligc Tulf.

Gn al Sc itprlte &unlfcligbe0er
JON mpOcr en- Mpfpmmer / &egpn=
oclien CT bul1s Mongel poo &ieno=
fob til Iorlfiellen melem &c gpoeog
oaarlige Sorter al CT @al1Delsporc.
Tobrifanter at oaarlige &arer bar
fpr Sane at ipge ct Marfeo for line
blanot Solf iom %fornplig er fomlnen
bcrtil fra uolanoet. 9isic Iobrifo1=
ter. er bil0et / Sen Mnifl1elic, at sSolf
iom life er fjenbt meos 2onoets
Sprog oa Sftffe 1nn11ligt fan lfielne
ntcllem Sc npe og Sc gantle etablere=
&c Sorter og @an6elsmerfer.
nj oenre @ru1o er set for mango
al bore 2Gl ere ct alporligt Spgrgs-
n1ool, bpilfet MGrfe Sc ber fiebe
l1aar Sc tiltrenger CIT Gare / Morfe=
oct. Get CT flart nof, at Ell @an=
0elspare eller ct Morfe life fan BIZ
pe galnmelt og falt etableret lnota=
gen &arer15 &palitet Mor cfter onoct
bol0er fig beore ems andre Sorter /
&oroelen.
SaaDanne &arer CT. set at 9fpfpm=
merne BELT pnifer at fie6e, naar Sc
fan fac noge11 @aronti for, at Sc CT
lon1 repre- lenteret. 9ette Munler al
bort 8la0 in6eboloer ioag en- operra=
lfen0e Acknowledgements = ct Mftrpt
al CIT 6abrifants @oronti al Solg,
&palitet og &enbe0. Stprfen i oen-
nc @aranti for Is openb a 9 e II
g nuf /" bliper iei~nefaloen6e 11aar
man betGnfer, at & # q m c l. l.
con Snmf s pam y" be-
iiooer Nftiper for mere ems $50, 0OO,-
1000 og at oct f%orarbci0er mere
Gm1stobaf enb olle andre 6abrifon:
ter / &eroen. tiliammen. Get freezer
Ii Sancbco e1 flor 5illio til 8proien
&paltteten % &e11beoen afs ct Yro.
Duff, naar ct iao betpoeligt 6irmc
peolGgger en @aranti / e11bper Faf.
te for, at enoog Salget er garan.
teret, ltge meget bbor 6%orbanole
rem iom fjgber set opboloer fig.
5m1s. er fun en- Borm al >forar
tejoet 5obaf. S 2igbeo meo anor'
Nlatter maa Sobaffen ferit tilbere
Ges fpr Sen fa1 bruges. Ser CT net
op Sen famine @rao al 6orifiel mel
lem rigtig tilbereM 9obaf o. Sc for
lg0eoe &aaitoffer iom mellem en- be
tilbereot Spoe % balpfogt Mub. 8e
bonolingen of< St1i1sto6affen, ellie
bens Curing" er for 6enne set iam
ne iom 6goeparcrres aogning, ellie
Ginens @iering. Sn1s er 3oba
Joni CT pibenifobelig tilberebt TO
Menneifets 8rmg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

er ogian Set, at Sc bar iaa Cos 1ro
til mig, at SC bar popet at iomqrfe
mtg for bele &eroens pine. @poroo'1
ifal ics betoIe Sen Iafnemmelie-
beosgjelo?
6o'r iioocr % ipefulerer list.
Men iao pl,1oieli1 terrer ban @lG-
oestaarcrne al 9ine1c, retter Jig og
iloor / Stplen: @ej leg pil life liooc
Der lGngerc % brpoe min Sjcrne
meo Sing. ion1 in9en bperfen / STINT
mel eIler poo Sorb fan gipe Guar
pao, Tiger ban. @or OH faoet goo
helprnmicn, ioo pil ieg bare nGrc
lloo.
Ceres fpngelige @pibeo! Mine
Gamer % @errer!! ga jea life tit
beorc Spor poo ol(c mine Spprgs-
moal, ioo tou jog life 9iprc onoet
chs henc Gem meo mig at Oriffe
sen Sofnemmcligbcocns Sfaol, lom
ieo bor sen Sore at uobrinNe !or
net locnifc Mfabemi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

Maar Sc fplstr meo bette Blob.
i. Gnbe til anoen, fra l1se til nge.
I'll be life eueite Gem for, at 8.
e tpleer mea ! Eioen. Set isr.
Il BIaoet for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

@e6ers 6mffe Strife 9. Street &
30. 9lbe. g..
81 beoer bans @nfe og lille Dot=
ter mo0tage Soritfringen ONT Dor
bjertelige 9eltogelie / oeres ltore
@org. :,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

Otter at bape optroa6t / alle oon=
ife &olonicr al 9etponing / 9iten,
pg pperolt toget Dmif=Mmerifaner=
ne meo Stprln, orriperer Sen lt1ge
&omponiit pg Sanger Sartorpb Mif=
feliu1 / @egpi16elie1 al mel tie nge /
minneapolis pg pil 5orsbagen sen
Is. IS. ln1oer llngoomsforeningen
al 1905's Ml1lpicicr pptreoe paa
9amia Soil.
Ser CT al m1lig @runo til at bD=
&c ST.. Sartorpb Miffelia1 &elfom=
nrel1 til 1pillingebperne. 81 fienber
bam gal1ife pilt fun poa an6er1
@oon0; bon er ilet life fien6t al Sc
Glore 9anlf= Mmeritanere, og fun
fun faa al Sc pngre bar itiftet Be-
fjcnlotifob meo bam / 3onmarf. Men
: fan bon larnle ful0t @lt5 / Gbi=
caao til 1 5 6oreltillinger, iom ban
far gjort, iaa er set BOG paa 6or=
bauno Ell Sntulc @orgen for at
bans Songerfpre0rag life CT Sen re-
tie Miooclmoo0igbeo. Og fremfor
alt al,oet: bnoo fan tolfer er fpr1te
&ongs &unit allcr ferite oa
oerfpr bpr life en- 9onlfer / Minne=
apolis laOc oenne 2eiligbco til at
ltifte nnrllrere @efienotifab meo Spl=
la11os 0igter, Scope MafiGr, goa
gltp.
Scope Nafjur CT pel CIT al Cant
morfs melt fremragen6e Iigtere, og
Ser titles eno1u ltprrc Torpentnin=
ger til bom / Trerntioen. Scope
slafjnrs 6olfepiier ct noget for Jig
lelp. Set CT life alene 0igtets
&bptn1e og Hoeii, men ielpe @runo=
loget for bele bons 0igt'ring : 6cn
0anifc - og ga nopnlig Sen ip6ifc--
alel1e CT ct Self, iom man life bor
beifjGfti9et Jig meget mes I 6%ortioen,
% set ganife li1npelt al SEN enc
@runb, at inge1 far foritaaet fsr
Nafjer at tolfe Sens @leoer og
Sap1, 6ens Smoaligbeo, men napn-
Zig set ieige, erlige og trofoite, JONI
prG9er sen frenpfor noget o,1oct
6olfeilag.
81 fienoer olleialnnteu Sens Sci
mal10" ira 6ul Molenbergs 8eipg.
Sens &eiman6 ct Ell glimrenbe Eppe
poa Sen flte0e, baarbbuoeoe Sten=
i!ogcr, lom hi fan bpre -
49, bl,gge nil6e @niiter
al mprge,1maoe Sten."
u@on fiooer ser bag sferlnel1
ine0 &ll1be ON i'm 9aano,
mes 2e6erlap for 9jet
% pn1 lin Sfo ct 8aon6."
Ser liober ban / &egn og / Club
! og gigr lin &ligt uoen at ipprge
I bborfor og nben at ipefulere oper
6orforoelinger eller l1retten ban mao
li0e; ban er life ifabt til at rGionne.
re for meget; og iao la6er Gorfattc:
rem bam gao ITO af Sagaen jon
mango, mango al bans 51egt ia,
'9giort fgr ban1, meo Smnren / 9oan<
T. paa Mrbei6ets @alploos. So
fslutningen iftl6res iaa / fslgenbe
bposie 2inier:
Ser itaar paa &irfegaarben
ct. gammelt, frgnnet 8rat;
BET bel6er ilemt til 5iben,
! pg Molingen er f1et.
Set er iaamenb Sens @eimanb.
@ans '2tp. bar fulot Of Sten,
men paa bans @rab - 9g6en
man gab .bam albrig en-"
Set er Scope Mafiers Digtninl
gartorpb Mitfelien bar fomponere
Melooien til; og &resien .,
\ nannlig Sen ~6anif-amerifanife =
u0taler lin b6ilp6te 8egeiitring ODE
label &ompoiitionerne iom Sore
oraget. Set er u6en SpipI EN- lit
almin6elig @unitnpbelie, Der pa
sorsoag bill bltbe bereot Minneapl
. lis 0anife;; og 6erfor ber Donia TT
re Sal oglaa bore fplot til iioij
Slabs.
J (Sn0ien0D.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

''''S ~ NpS>| w o'"oN wv ~
@6ucation og Sfolefafultetet bar be-
%iluttet, at bans ulDffe life ifal for
binbre, at ban fommer in6 / en- ny
&lasle peo oen foreitoaenbe @ra6ua~
tion, og fra fine sfolefamerater bar
bon mo0taget talrtge 8ebiler paa,
hpur afbolot ian er .og sem 1tore Gel
togelie ser nGres for ban1.
S 9agbla6ene me60eltes forle6em
at Scrnboi1cfompagniet bapbe poo
%ltooet, at M6olpb @anien bor fom<
men tilifooe, foroi fan boboe flatret
op paa Ell al Trogtpogne1e og par
fal0en 11e0 fra 0enne. Set er MI BE-
nilt, at Set bar CT an0eu 9reng al
lamn1c Mloer og Stprrelie 'iom
Moolpb, Ser gior6e Bette, ma1 ban
fom life tillfaoe.
9pbsfalo. @n / Sc banife &rebie
/ Minneapolis og 0megn agtet og
meget afbol0t Man6> 0ea6s &opn,
osoeM atten mellem @gn0ag o9Mon=
6ng / lit @iem, 811 90. Mpe. g.
&opn bab6e beret baor0t 1pg ct
&or Tiger al 2nngebeten6elie, nabn=
Zig / Sule6ogene bar Fan baarbt an
greben, lau Ser maatte baages bos
bam Scat og Sag, men ser bar in6s
traa0t Ell 8e6ring, laa man penteoe
at ban btl6e oberltaa Spg0omme1t.
&an fit imtolerttb ct pln6ieligt SiI=
bagefalo, iom ban life bab6e &ref=
ter NOT til at moo1too.
Maos &abn bar fien6t al laa at
iige ale 9nnlf e / Mtnneapolis, og
ban bar Ell al Sc Men6, fom fu,1
bap6e 8enner. Sans aabne, erlige
og netneiele @arofter bar ftattet
pberalt, / @enigbe6en, / Sorenin>
gerne og / @rtbatlipet. Ser bar ct
eget iolio og itet @reg ODER @a6s
&obrr, iaa man itrafs fatte6e Gil=
lt6 til bam, ban Dor en- trofa1t og
bielpIom @en> altt& re6e til at
bjelpe en- go6 Gag frem, felp ON
bet foiteoe Ofre. 9e ser bor at.
bei6et iammen mes bam for 6e for
ifiellige bmnife @ipremaal fm1 tale
mes ont Bette. Mltib bab6e ban ct op.
m1,ntren6e Sr6 at feie tn6, naar Ell
Sag, joln fan troe6e poo, ipntes al
itoa paa inage S666er, og bun got
life op, fgr alt bar or6net iaa goo1
set f1,nbe or6nes. Ma6s &abr
bar EFT al oe Men6 blon6t sc 3an:
fife, iom pil blibe iabnet melt og Jon
banifeligft fan eritattes.
gan bor foot 2inoeballe bel
Beile, Sgn al @oarbeier Sbre1
@briition @abn, og blep ca. so Ma1
gammel. S 1890 tom ban til Slime
rita og mart efter til Mi11neapolis
bbor ban bar lebet it6en, | ct lpf
feligt Inmtltelip og iebnt goo,
&aor. San bar Ell paapasienoe ol
fornuftig Torretningsmon6. S fle
re Mnr 6rep Fan Mnlfefarm. Ser
efter bIeb Fan Santtor be6 9uni'
Sail, bbor ban bar / ca. 3 Mar
inbtil Fan be6 ct Gul6 fra en Crop
peitige for omtrent ct Mar iioe1
fom iaa nteget tilifaoe, at ban maat
tie fraiige fig @tilltngen, / bbf1fe'
ban bab6e gjort fig meget afbolot
6e mango Goreninger, iom bn
Smmenfomiter Ser. Otter fler
Maaneoers neutrality-suspicious. bat
6e ban for en- Sis iioen beepnot q
arbeibe /. 6. Melions &nttttn
@orfs, inotil ban bIep angreben G
lin itoite Spgoom. - @abr bar {
trofait, m%angeanrigt Meolem Of g
@ebers @enigbe6, neiten altib Mei
lem at oens 8eitprelie, og en- {
!, benz, oer iammen meo lin &uitr
!, aItio bar / @pi6ien for Menigbeo,
arbeioet / tronge iom / gooe Side
: San bar Meolem al Sborboloie
2oge, 8. g. g., og of Donia.
8eerapelien timber ste0 Cite
,,;Snon Sorahnn ar 8 fra q
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
INDICTMENTS AGAINST GUNS

Editor Herald: Glad to see J. r. K.
take up the cause against the damna-
BILE gun" Who will be the next to
join the force and accept the chance
offered by The Herald and show their
condemnation of this deadly foe to the
human race? l would think Doctor
Barnhart, who was covered with
"gun" there in Los Angeles on the
morning of the 18th, while his wife
was abused and robbed; and the drug
gist on South Grand avenue, who saved
himself from the holdup mans revol-
yer. by dropping down behind the
counter, would certainly have some
thing to say for or against the gun"
In either of these cases the men would
never have undertaken those jobs
without their trusty revolver. officer
Lyon, who was murdered by Dan Mes
kel, and Meskel, who killed himself
before the law had the chance, would
be enjoying life today had it not been
for the murderous gun" And Rolly
Robey, the fellow who was with Mes
KEEL when he shot officer Lyon on Cen
trail avenue October 81, 1907, would not
be wearing life stripes behind prison
bars today had they had no guns that
night / say keep men out of prison
by taking the instrument away with
which they commit the crimes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
WOMAN RERUkEs WOMAN

Editor Herald: In this mornings
paper l read a communication concern
in the smokers on the street cars. The
writer complained because in sitting
in the front end Of the car she was
annoyed by the smoking, and there
have often been similar complaints.
Now why, in the spirit of justice,
ask, do the women still persist in sit
ting in the front end of the car, when
that has been reserved for smoking?
They will sit there and then complain
of being annoyed. 1t doesn't seem just
fair to me. Many of us do dislike rid
ing inside, l admit, as often it pro-
duces nausea, the sidewise motion of
riding being especially unpleasant,
but we can sit in the rear usually. But
time after time when I have taken the
car do 1 notice how the women inva-
riably seek the front end of the car.
Surely they must take the result if
they persist in sitting there. l am a
woman, too, and I sit in front if it is
not crowded, but If the men smoke too
much for my pleasure it is simple
matter for me to go where I really
belong-inside or in the rear
I don't like stale tobacco smoke,
either but If / persist in sitting in the
part reserved for smokers / ought not
to complain. nor should any one else
who does so.
In a spirit of fairness, MRS. d.
Los Angeles, Sept. 16.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
ELECTION EXPENSES

IT NDER the purity of elections law
the candidates for nomination in
~ the recent primaries have filed
their statements. They constitute a
sorry reflection on the general honesty
and prove the law to be preposterous,
fantasticaL They supply an unanswer-
able argument that what California
must have if it hopes to insure clean
politics, is a corrupt practices law,
commanding and enforcing detail in
statements.
In England the corrupt practices law
is so framed that it is impossible to
cheat without absolute perjury, and Sc
we're penalties-prison stripes-for any
falsehood or evasion. If there had been
such a law in California. who doubts
that the returns just made to the Sec
retary of state would have been far
different? Who believes that the affi-
davits of ffty-four state candidates
would aggregate only $41,614? Who
does not know that the recent cam
paign was a very expensive one, and
that the whole truth has not been told
dDOuL II
The present law. it is said by the
district attorneys Office here, does not
even penalize the failure to file state
ment, for it only provides that certif-
Gates of nomination shall not he issued
until statements are filed, and they are
only as necessary and valuable to can
didates as blue ribbon badges. The
names go on the ballots just the same.
A law to be effective must command
a filing of expenses In detail, not only
by candidates but by all their agents,
including party committees, and that
command will be evaded by the un-
truthful unless the penalty section has
teeth in it. And finally, but not of
least importance, the statement ought
to be made public before and not after
election 1t would help the voter to
reach an intelligent decision in casting
his ballot.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
WHY MEAT IS DEAR

Wy HEN the federal grand jury at
w Chicago brought an indictment
w against tie heads of the beef
trust, one of the indicted men, ]. Og-
den Armour, the head of the largest
branch, gave out an interview in
which he said: t
The defendants do only about
one-third of the packing business
of the entire country. Their entire
profits are not over 213 per cent
of their total business. This mar
gin of profit is less than that made
by any other kind of manufactur-
ing business in the world.
The fact that the business has
been conducted with the very
smallest margin of profit is itself
a demonstration that no combina-
tion to depress the cost of live
stock or to increase the price of
the fresh meats could have been
possible. Prejudice has arisen in
the minds of many on account of
the higher cost to the consumer
of pork and beef products. These
higher prices are wholly due to the
higher cost of livestock.
This is one of the matters that are
important if true" That it is not
true we have only to go to the Ar
mours themselves to show. Two years
ago they listed on the New York stock
exchange for sale an issue Of $780,
900 900 bonds. In the statement of the
company attending the listing it was
shown by them that they had made
a gross profit of $1O,5S2OoO for the year
on a capital of $2OOOO,OO and earned a
surplus of s7,127 1926, or the equivalent
of a dividend of 35.6 per cent.
The Armours were then talking to
Wall street and not to the public.
They were telling the truth to
strengthen their credit, not lying to
a dreaded public opinion as now. The
statement of Armour in his interview
is absurd on it's face. The beef pack
ing business was profitable at the start
years ago, or it would not have sur
vived and waxed mighty. Since them
innumerable by products-it is said
they turn everything but the squeal
of the pig into some commodity for
sale-have added to the profits.
Livestock is dearer than formerly,
but that is not the only cause of high
prices of meat The Aldrich tariff of
three cents a pound on imported meat
must have its effect, or it wouldn't
have been imposed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19
POVERTY A CRIME

Editor Herald: Mr.. Owen seems un-
able to regard government in any
other light than as an instrument of
oppression and repression, and so, like
the typical Hibernian, he is "agin" it.
am painfully aware of the imperfec-
tions of government, and of social and
economic conditions, but bad govern
ment and unjust social conditions are
due solely to the ignorance of the
masses of the people. Suppose every
voter was a man Cor woman) of edu-
cation and culture, whose college cur
riculum had included course in politi-
cal economy and economics, how long
would the electorate stand for the pri-
vate monopolization of the nations
natural resources; for a robber tariff
that levies an unjust tax on the con-
sumer; that allows few industrial
and financial pirates to own and oper-
ate for their private advantage the
machinery of production and distribu
tion of the whole country? 1t is a
fundamental postulate of the collectiv-
list philosophy that economic condi-
tions determine the prevailing stand
ard of morals and intelligence. A high
standard of moral and intellectual de-
velopment can never be reached until
we have abolished poverty and the
fear Of it. Under primitive conditions
of production poverty was inevitable;
under modern conditions poverty is a
social crime. Under a collective and
scientific organization of production
and distribution that would eliminate
waste and exploitation poverty could
and will be esta blished as soon and as
fast as an educated electorate de-
mands it. w H. STUART.
Los Angeles, Sept. 16.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-19


Despite the fact that science has
been puzzling over the problem for
many ears-experimenting and ana
Lying and dissecting-the glowworm' s
secret is still unsolved. We know
very little more about its mysterious
lamp-physiologic light the experts call
it than did our forefathers. Even
its purpose it still hidden.
Except to delight the human eye,
the firefy's aimless flashing through
the trees, the nocitiluca's brilliant IL
Illumination of the sea, seem to be abso-
lutely purposeless. They may have
something to do with the reproduction
of the species, says F. A. McDermott
in the Popular Science Monthly, but
this is mere speculation.
Mr. McDermott goes on to tell what
little wo do know regarding physlolo-
gic light. 1t may be summed up as
follows: The common notion that the
light is due to the presence OF phos-
phorus in the insects body is mis-
take. Analyses show very minute
Quantities of this element, and these
in the form of phosphates. The light
is the most economical form OF IL
Elimination known. Its efficiency is 30
per cent as compared with per cent
for the best artificial illuminant
known. The amount of heat produced
by the FREELY in running its lamp is
so small that it cannot be measured.
The light from different phosphor-
escent organisms has been described as
of very various colors-red, blue, green,