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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-06
New 70 rk
Stock Market

~ York april 5.,The relative n'lat !,
he stock market rescued 1t from VIVA,
would have been otherwise the dnllesi
iar OF tho present year, and converted
he closing into r~cidcd animation.
rho urders whose execution shaped
hat episode came. apparently from
professional sources. They rcrlcctea
Inc effort of the hard pressed protes-
'innRls 10 infusc some lif- into nit
SIT which was falling into a condition
hopeless for their purposes OF dalS
rades on price tluctuations
Tho dimensions which the gold en-
sort movement Is assuming was re.
-arded as an effect rather than
muse. of the stagnHnt speculaUoih
inc lansuid demand for money is a.
h~ng interest rates 90 rcccue III SPITE
4 the material inroads making on n.
RENDER surplus reserves of the banks.
The London money market was ci'
lafcd day with the redemption on we
Ilh50Go.o0O war loan. which was en-
1ectcd 10 mark the period OF the most
,ressimg government requirements.
The continued urgent demand for our
gold Is attributed to propagation for
London Tho tottering of rubber
shares in that market to-day IN view
" the excess OF the previous rise, was
considered on1'nons, An mltinalfe, eli Goii
The decision to place the Union Bank
Of Brooklyn in liquidation madc an
unpleasant impression, although no
other institution is supposed to be d.
rcctlv involved in the affair. Tho IN :
,ldcnt is an Aftermath of the panic
of 1907. and is due 70 the Inadequate
measure OF reorganization.
United states steel was prom'ncnf
figure in the days movement The es-
Inmates of the corporations earnings
for the first quarter of the year haa
an influence on the stock and were
made the basis for predictions OF an
increase in the dividend rate =.
nc directors meeting on the last
Tuesdav in the month. The leaderSnlp
mains in the winter wheat belt We're .
favorable influence on stocks aitnousil
lie closing OF some OF the most impoIs,
mi wheat markets on account OF locaI
election holidays. left the, effects IN
mat market somewhat obscure
hreak In cotton was considered VIII VIZ,
attentive interest in thu. .hnanclal als.
-rict' The belief is widespread ln ,, I
important liquidation in the conn comm. ~
ties markets is an important event OIL
INC not distant future.
BONDS were irregular. Total SAFES.
mar value. s2,1o7ooo United states
as registered. advanced ~ per cen ,.
on cali. Total sales of stocks to-day
43o,7o0 shares.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York April 5,--There was big break
10 the cotton market to-day under general
Dcliing with May contracts declining to
alsas or 81 points under the closing figures
OF yesterday. The close was steady, at
quite n sharp rally from the lowest. but
at net loss of 1928 points Tho marlset
opened etsy at decline Of 761H points
under renewal OF yesterdays late selling
AT FIRST leading spot interests and the New
Orleans bull leaders gave the market sup
port and prices rallied slightly. but Offer
ings increased and the pressure proved
irresistible. The demand was consequently
withdrawn. and the market soon became
as nervous and excited as u had been
during the early stages OF the break of
last January. After selling of 10 Si4.Ig
for Nav and SiaeI for October during the
early afternoon, there was quick rally
Of about 20 points covering, bur on this
bulge IL looked though the remnant of
some big long line was coming on the
market. and little later May sold MT
1889 July at $780,. and October at $la.25.
there was big demand from shorts and
trade interests, part of which seemed to
be coming from Liverpool, and prices in
the last few minutes rallied smartly, with
May closing al Stf23 and July at SAIL.
Further showers We're reported in the
Western belt. but the general news at
tracted very little attention when the break
was once fairly started
Receipts at the ports to-day 1885, bales
against 1875 last week and 1921 last year
For the week, 5000 bales against s3G1C
last week and H37sl asst wear To-day,
receipts at New Orleans, LES hales against
1896 last year, and at Houston, $40 bales
against 4,eoi last year
cotton futures opened easy and closed
Open. High Low Close
January ..........,....la.s5 1870 l21l l22
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEANrr MARKET.

tReportcd by Rodgers, Mccabe & COB
Petersburg, Va, April 5-Peanuts.-Span-
tsh-Market firm, al sl,S5 per bushel; good
demand Nirginias-Market quiet, at 4f!c
for Jumbo; fancy hand picked. 50. % &c: ma
chine picked, aaSs.c. Smelling stock, 2a4sc
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gulf, Sli%.
Cotton. quiet: mldding, s1i55, gross re-
ceipts, aes bales; stock, ii2.sas bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net recetpts,
lSSS7 bales: export 10 the Continent. LVi4
bales: 10 Japan, s41 bales; stock, l2l,Oli.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts.
Sa9i1 bales export TO Great britaih' low is,v''
bales TO France, s,s26 bales: TO the Con-
tinent II 6S6 bales; TO Japan, 81 pales.
Total since September at all ports-Net
receipts, s,i56s68l bales; export to Great
Britain, l,sS5,75 bales; to France, evsolt
bales; 10 the Continent 2l'i,o5! pales, 10
Japan, 65,92l bales; TO Mexico iS''i' '"''s'
New orleans, April 5.-Cotton-Spot cot
ton unchanged: mddling. II l-lb; shles on
the spot, 900 bales. and TO arrive SoV So
tures opencd steady. at a decline 81 "a
noints on the old crop, and unchansed 10
8 points down on the new 1aoles MutS
nfayornble and tho weather map shoWeu
more rain in tho western and cehtFal POI
.tS,s ~ tbs cotton belt With prices show
In, tendency to work above YESTERDAY
closing level. severe pressure was appi,sU,
IN The market by the bear SIDE ana Values
fsu off In a rather sensational mahae['
S,orlcs Of huge shipments OF spot cotton
fror, Iivcrpool TO New York were clFcu-
| lated; and much was made OF inc 1o.n
| cast for fair weather Tor wsst f. Tarin
| brlt resulting in wide decline Eai ~
~ ,hc afternoon the market became eS-
| tremely weak on the report that ne'" ~ :
| ne the bun had been selling. ana oo'h Ma :
| and IuIy broke below the II cent ie'el'
J July was the weakest selling down do a,o 70
| "a or Al points under yesterda! cIos
Sle.yV, broke Al points to $3.50, and oc-
tnher lost 81 points. The ring was ,' eS-
IT'D and large volume OF business was
transacted. Bulls offered the market no
su r6,yara the closing shorts took profits eN-
tens,ysiy. ana caused a material rea ;,. :
.,e closing was steady, at net decline e, OK %
@iefcS points on the old crops ana '4i-
p9 Gntson f,,ti,res closed steady. Closing
bids: April, I4ol nominate; May ny. JuS.
III. August, 1870: september l2'' Saskeu' ;
nctnhcr 12t2; December, l-.sV.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, va, AprI ., l9lU.
Brights-Unchanged. Quiet but firm. witt
fair receipts Dark Tobacco-Receipts ligh
and market steady al unchanged quotations
Sun-C ured-Recelpts very light for want o
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steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line
steamer Aurora, Furman, Petersburg and
lanes River landings merchandise and pas
sengers, Philips Line
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Summary: Three base hit-Acre.
Two base hits-F'lowers. Claude West,
Guy and Harris. Stolen bases-Trinity,
3; Richmond College, /. Double play
Richmond College. l. Hit-by Mere
dith. 2; by Godfrey. .. Struck out-by
Meredith. .; by Godfrey. 3. Sacrifice
hits-Trinity. !. Base on balls-off
Meredith, .. Time of game 1:45. um-
pire. Bob" CAN'T. Attendance. 500.
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New York April 5.-Beeves-Receip;s. $50
head; dressed beef, 1l6Il2ac per pound.
caIves-Receipts. $50 head; dressed calves,
weak. Sheep and lanos-Receipts, 'Si
head. Hogs-Receipts. 9l7 head; very few
on sale; feeling barely steady; light and
medium hogs, SHES.
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New York. April 5.--Money, on eau
.teady. 2s-4d2 per cent, ruling rae
trirne loans quiet and easier; StSt.,
DAYS, s5-4 per cent, ninety DAYS. a.. & !
~. siy months, 4. Prime mercantile
paper. 4l-2@5 per, cent S ,,,s,rass en- :,
hankers' hills at s4Sf15d siSi3o Tor
s 'sr bills. and at .sst.S77o for dc,
mand Commercial Mills. stS3 = q
sts4. Bar silver, 90 SIS. Mexican aot-
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MILLER 9 CO.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
ll07 L. Main Street.

Members New Work Stock Exchange,
New York Cotton Exchange, Chicago
Board OF Trade Orders executed Tor
or on margin on all exchanges;
Private wires TO New York. Chicago and
NeW Orleans
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cold coin $3.50, St6Ss9
sIIvar dollars .............,,... i00 4ac 600
siiyor dnIIars AT soO.............. 3, $4,000
tsiIycr certificates outstanding N. 400, 10000
General Fund
tnnd 1902 $50
c,i,,.rsnt UablitIes Observation-Disclosures, i03,ilS,-,S
ySynrkinr bnIancc in Treasury Offices 3l,ls5,!2l
~" i,1,tSa states .,... 3S,SSl.le7
s,,tgt6iary silver coin ......... 2l,na,o3l
Ntf.,g,r cain observation-disclosures. l,2ST,72i
g:ntai halapce in general fund.-. 9o,l24,7Oo
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500; bulls. $4,000 $50; calves sSoo q 500;
stockers and feeders. s475@ ss.76. Hogs
Receipts, estimated. 1900: choice heavy.
s1o.7oasy0s0. butcher, siO7Oa siD.75; light
mixed $1,000 sio55; choice light, slo.55 a
$1,000: pigs, $1,000 5000: bulk of sales.
s105s q 5000. S.eep-Recepts estimated,
Il. 600 market. 1oc lower; sheep, S6.75 a
SS75; lambs, si509 ss,75 yearlings. s,.5oq
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Quotations for interest-payins bonds are
81 a mice to which interest must be added,
Income bonds and certificates of indebted
LOGS are Tat.
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WV YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York, April 5.-Flour-ouiet an. ana
no,n,nally lower. Rye Flour-Steady Corn
Rye-Dull. Wheat-Spot, easy
N.o . red, SI2S c. l. f.. and NO Noftn
ern sia3I. nominal. T. o. b. open n 1aNiIsa.
ZION. options closed !9l&c mel aep y, 10 :
Nav slala; July $llS#: September Si s0s
rnrnEEasy; steamer, 6!iac, ana no l. oye,
hoth asked elevator export OASIS. oPt1oHs
ctosed unchanged. May, o9c' July 90 :
September, nc. Oats-Quieti ml%ed, nom ON
nal. options closed unchaneea' MAJ, ~,
realistically. Lard--Easy. IalloW-S S,,la :, =
petroleum rosin mosasses. rice raw s re',
rSansS sugar-Steady. Turpentine.-flrni,,
fsoffee futures closed steady. net unenaHSeu
~ nofnts lower. spot Cofee-0niet' ~ s
NJ Ssms4sc: santos No, 4, 9.c: mio
am cordova 9l5a12hc,
rotRtoes-Easy; unchanged Caooa Ses-
r,Irm. southern per crate. $3.50 S6'oy ia ,,,',
nn.s' and frclghts-Quet; unchansed. but
,sr9.s .,.ong; unchanged Sheese--s Ton Ton
n,,changed Eegs-,stcady; Penns sy nv
a. a., nearby hcnnery, white, 2S.a y p; 90,
IN rcd white, 2aaSic: do hennerS
brown ana mixed fancy, Is &c &C a. s''''
cred. brown to choice, 2!tset- sc ~ =,
C,ottonseed oil--Easy, at the oee''i ~ ~
free offerings OF new crop cruee LIS
i.rac,,lar al 5 points advance 10 ueG! l !
r.itl, Gales Of 900 barrels. May. S'..S9 100
Mis-. 81 Goa 81. GO: September S'.6s SI'V' ot
,ohsr s7eO&. s.. q. Urine crude, $685. pt'ti
sl,1nr,sr yellow, $500 1898; prime @in l,.
Yellow. s7,60a $s.2a, prime summer "hi'e
S1tou Ss,:a.
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SALES

100 Amer. Asri, Chem. Co..
Sllls-Chalmers ".,........
leo Allls Chalmers, nfdu....
1900 hnalgamated Copper -.
800 American can ."ss,.,....
, 200 American Can pfd.ot.as
800 Amer Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
200 American Cotton oil e....
e1l American Locomotive ~.
Amer Locomotive, pfd...
SEQ American Smelling ..a..
American Sect Sugar.
in0 American sugar a.,,...
$50 Amer. Tel. and Tel. CO..
j American Tobacco, com.
leo American Tobacco, pfd.
200 Anaconda Copper ........
$500 Atchison ..s...............
100 atlantic Coast Line,...
) A. G. l.. OF Connecticut.
1900 Baltimore and Ohioi..,..
coo Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
i,TCd Canadian Pacific ..a,s...
1870 Central Leather .........
1850 Chesapeake and Ohio,
-'bNN - tiit ~. iNiS llLS4s3 ss'''Is.s.
200 Chicago Great Western.
chi. Great West, pfd....
$500 Chi, Mil. and ST. Paul.
3Qo Chicago and Northwest
200 Clev, Gin, Chi. and st, u
900 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
80 Colorado and Southern.
Col. and south, list pfd..
400 Consolidated Gas ......."
COO Crucihlc steel, com.......
$50 Crucih,e Steel, ptd.....
100 Delaware and Hudson.
2,1Oo Den. and Rio Gran, com.
800 Den. and Rio Gran pfd.
800 Distillers' Sec. Cor. ,.....
100 Erie Observation-Disclosures.
800 Erie. 1st pfd. ...............
10 Fed. Min. and SIM pfd..
400 General Electric ........
$500 Great Northern. pfd.....
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washington D. G., April 5.--rhe condi-
ton OF the Treasury at the beginning OF
business to-day Was as follows;
Trnst Funds
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baltimore Md, April 5,-wheat-Easier'
.not cantract, Sll7s.; Southern on grade.
si'ii@ $l.l7s4 corn--Weak; SPOT so Q ~. .9
southern White corn sc: s9ntNeFn Sel-
40is 6f5otSc. No. :, mixed. iSH4ac Rye
Dniis 10. .. Western domestic soaSsc'
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago, f. /. and Fac. Ry rfs. is.... So
Col. and Sou. ref. and ext iSs...,.... on
Denver and Rio Grande 4s..,.......-... 90
Denver and Rio Grande <rcf 5s.......... 93i
Erie conv. As. series "a" tbid)........ Is
Erie cony IS series "B" (bld) ...... SOL
Met. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 81
Inter. Mere, Marine AIS tbid)........... 66
Kansas City Southern list Ss............ 72I
Louisville and Nashville Un ts.......... 9si
Missouri Pacific Observation-Disclosures. so
Norfolk and western list conc.4s.....-.. esi
Norfolk and western CIV. 4s............ 1ni
'enn cv. avs ual5) ....................... 9s1s
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seaboard Air Line Is (bid)............. ssl!
Southern Pacific CIV. as.................... loit.
Southern Railway 5s Cbd)............ loo.
Southern Railway gen. 4s................ Is
Union Paciflc cy. is.......l osy
United states retundiny Is. registered. 1909.
United States retunding rs, COUPON. 1000.
United states ss, registered .............. 1921:
United states IS, coupon 1921;
United states 4s, registered .............. ll4$
United states As, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IAN
u. s. steel. Cd Observation-Disclosures N9:
Virginia Carolina Chemical 5s.......... aaii
Wabash LIST and ext 4s.................... 7iai
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 5, lel

PORT OF RICHMOND. APKIII ., INV
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk merT
chaudisc and passengers, Old Dominion Line!
Steamer Aurora, FurInan, Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers, Philips Line.
steamer Pocahontas, Graves Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-04-02

W. 81. Ford. the McCracken auction
Ger, was transacting business in town
on Monday and is coming over into
Ellis county to cry some sales. Cave
and Early say that he is good one
and that he don't charge much for his
work.
An auto tagged under back seat on q
blue enameled sign saying Mcpherson
-172" passed through town bound
east on Monday. The Hays autoists
should get these signs "Hays =" az it
is good advertisement for the town
wherever they go.
Sunday was egg day at the Metho-
dist church here. when each member
Of the congregation contributes dozen
eggs for the benefit of the Bethany
Hospital, and sixty-two dozen fresh
eggs were received this year and ship
ped there on Monday.
The ladies Of the Baptist Aid
Society will serve lunch in the
Sunday School room of the church
next Thursday afternoon COM
mencing at five o'clock, to which
all are invited.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-04-02
Free Press
Supplement, April 2. 1910

With the leaving of Mr.. Isaacson
nexs week it il told that the Office of
the Cement works will be moved back
to their Office building at YocementO.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Haddock were
over here in an auto on Sunday visiting
friends and both are looking exceeding
ly well. That bracing air out there
on the broad prairie seems to agree
with Billy.
Now that we are having the usual
heavy spring winds and there is much
danger from fires, the water tank
should at all times be kept full Of water
for safety sake. Like Plainville and
WakeeneY we might need two or three
different streams at different places in
our city at one time. We have splen-
did engines but it takes several min
utes to get full direct pressure going
and every second counts when a fire
starts.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-04-02

What interest do you psS?" This
thr 4se was originated by J. II. Schae-
fer and is perhaps the most popular
question in the county to-day 15-tf
Rev. Scott preached his farewell ser
mon at Wakeeney last Sunday as it is
his turn to be transferred at this con-
ference to some other charge.
Will Solomon was in town shopping
Saturday and while here prairie fire
swept his farm north of Ellis, destroy
ing his range besides burning up his
grain and b1 ildings and doing consider
able damage.
Down at Ellis during the awful dust
storm last week the fire boys had out
the hose and sprinkled the streets,
causing much relief to the merchants
and citizens. The Ellis paper com
mends their work and says the city has
an abundance of water and 8 satisfac-
tory system and are very proud of it
Mrs. Al Nickles and her two
two youngest children leave
next week for Long Beach, Cali
fornia, where they will spend
the summer with her sister.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-04-02
TELEPHONY is weekly magazine

TELEPHONY is weekly magazine
published in Chicago for the last nine
teen years and taken by every tele-
phone central in the United States as
it has so much in it that interests them
in their work. Lately the Free Press
had in little local about our telephone
central, and they happened to see it in
our Chicago house and in their issue of
March 18th they copy the article, as
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-04-02

he gets real sweet girl as operator,
in very short time she seems to find
some real sweet fellow and gets en-
gagged. He has lost two lately and has
to attend to the switchboard himself.
Maybe this local will get him half
hundred applications from young ladies
who would like to try their luck''
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-04-02

follows, and make the accompanying
cartoon on the subject, which is so
good we have borrowed it so that our
readers can also enjoy it, and we need
but say that when Hiram saw it he
nearly busted his gallus. All will agree
it is great cartoon. It says; 1.-THE
Hays, Kansas, Free Press says Hi
ram Addison is having hard time at
the Telephone Central, for every time
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-04-02

The CarfOOnisf's idea OF BHP Hdd1sOns Troubles
Csu~~d by HIS Operators Leaving {" be Married.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1910-04-02

" OHO ON UaA 2 HUI
pie body that was
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Apropos of Valentine day a passen-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
.,Mfeine Grfabrmnq als @idter nnb

Eolitifer," iagt Ser nibtfatbolil9e
@idter g.. g. 2in0iap, Ser befannte
8efurmorter ser S1genogeridte, bot
MIDI iiber5eugt, oab Ser @ei6titubl
einem 8e0iirfniB Ser Menl@en abbtltt,
meldes fait ebenio natnrnotbnenolg
iii, mie sic &elision ielbit. Sd BABE
ausgefunoen, oaB unter iungen @eie=
besperlebern Ser Irteb, lire S9nlo
lelber ar5ugeben praftii@ermeiie nr-
mi0erltebli9 lit. @er0en tie nl1r etn
lpenig oa5l ermumtert, 10 platen tie
nit ser @abrbeit beraus, gleib1am
alS Oh loldes Sic 3unge notbgeorun=
qen fbun miir0e. l1n0 mas an merit
miroigiten tit, uboie" &olitifer fa=
men glei6 nb0len" 8uben in 9nten=
SEN gu mir, 1elbit CUR 3eit, mo- tic
mi6. 0ffentli6 befampften, nno ge=
ltan0en fire &erbre9en (man9mal
ebe iie oieielben begingen) nno 5tpar
init einem 10 mitleioerregenoem nn=
geitiim, oaB 0a6ur@ ielbit Ser erbit=
terrific @pnifer, ser lie uber menld)lt=
DIE S9md9e bobnla6te, oaonr@ er=
mei6t mor0en mare."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
Ger 1c11e &iiraermeiiter Grpf BON

burlington, Soma, bat sen r&efor=
mern" jener Sta0t, melde abiolute
Sonntagsrube, &erbot auer 8ergnii=
gungen ant erlten Gage ser ISOLDE un0
ionitige Gingriffe in oie @emobnbei-
ten ibrer Mitmeni6en berlangen, nit
0iirren @orten erfldrt, 6aB Sic neue
Sta0treeierung fem &in0ergarten lei,
un0 e5 ablebnen miiie, sic grmadle-
men gu bepormun0en un6 Sen @ltern
Sic g%r5iebung ibrer Madfommen ab=
6unebmen. Selbltperltan0li6 mare11
Sic Erobibitioniiten, melde mie uber=
al, 10 audi in Burlington, Sic @enid=
felt 5mingen mouen, iid ibren 0ur6
Sic @iiienidaft uno Die grfabrung
langlt mioerlegten fopfloien 8eitre=
tungen an5uidlieBen, infolge 0ieler
Steaungnabme >es Sta0toberbouptes
i'm boben @ra0e peri6nupft. Sic
fonnen uno molen es eben ni6t be-
greifen, 6ob lire &eformioeen Sen
tbatia6liden G%erbaltniiien feline &e6=
11ung tragen un0 nit Sem leibli9eu
nnO geiitigen @obl ser Menibbett i'm
idnurgeraoen @ioeripru6 iteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14

@cr itedt ben &rufit pon ocn TO-
fen 6leiidpreiien ein? Sic 5arnre1
logel1, ooB lie fein @ieb mebr malte1
lpoler, neil es lid niat BEL ben 10,
fen @etreioepreilen perlobnt. Die
@robldyladyter un0 6leiidpader ia
qen, oab lie bel SEN ietigen @iebprei,
len @elo 5uieten, uno Sic &leinba11o-
fer lager1, 0oB ite bel Sen boben6let16=
preilen menig an Sic &onlnmenter
oerfauf en fonnen. SHE geben gu, oab
oas Tleii6 iebr tbeuer tit, aber Me
bebaupten audi, 6ab Tie trob Ser bo=
fen @reile ni6ts per0ienen. Scum,
menn 0as Maes mabr tit, Damn fonnte
n1u11 6o6 gieb un0 6leiid 5oafre1
importiren. spbalo aber ein 1older
@eoanfe geduBert miro, oarn begin
men lofort sic @roBi6la6ter nno Die
6leil6pader GIT idreien, ooonr@ Mir
SEN iie gu @run0e geribtet meroen.
&ierous ergibt iid flar u1o oeutl16,
6ab meoer SEN 6armern nod Den
&leinbanolern ser &rofit 6ur9 Die bo=
fen 6leiidpreiie 5uflieBt, ionoern nun
sen groBen Gleild=Magnaten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-14
@ena man Bic iosialiitiide &reHe

lieit, m0idte man lei6t gu bem @lau-
ben gelangen, baB es in aaer @elt
ein5ig u1to allein Ger So5ialismus lei,
ser politiide @brlidfeit nn0 l1nbe=
itedlidfeit in @rbpadt genom1nen bq=
be. @enn man Sen lo5ialiitii@en
8lattern sic longe &eibe ser lo5ia-
Iiitiiden @ertrauensmanner uno Ser
einsbeamten porbdlt, 0ie 6as 8ertrau=
cit ibrer Organization bitter getdui6t
baben, pflegen iie iid entmeoer in boil
liges S6meigen 5m buQen
ODER gu erflaren, onB ~gin5elfaQe"
nidts bemeiien. Dagegen iino fie
auf's eifrigite befliiien, 6erarttge Gin
5elfdne aus Sem 2ager ibrer @egner
befannt5ugeben un0 6aran Sic S&lub=
foleerung gu fniipfen, 6aB ale anoe=
rem @arteien p0uig periumpft un6
forrumpirt ieien. Sour Ser 5o5ialis=
mus lei ser mabre &ertreter ser Mr=
Better Sntere1en; nur er femme feline
Sl1r6t uno feline &iidiidtnabme, men11
es 9elte, ser @oblfabrt ser Maiien 5u
oienen. Mir fennen 0ies 2ie6lein CUR
@eniige. IS lit I'M 8ruitton ser l1eber=
5eugu1tg geiungen; un0 6ennod lit
es Elm ufalibeS 2ieb." go oft 6em
so5ialismus @elegenbeit gegeben
miro, feline @eripreden 6ur9 Sic
Sbat gu befraftigen, beriagt er. &m
3ienltog lebter ISOLDE baben sic Co.
5ialiiten in Milmaufee midt nl1r ibren
Observation-Disclosures ermablt, jon
oern al16 Die Mebrbeit I'M 5ta0tratb,
oaber rubt Sic @egierung Milmaafee'S
ponitdn0ig in io5ialiitiiden &anoen.
Man lit geipan1rt 0arauf, pie sic 60
den ii6 jebt BORT meiter entpideln
mer6er.