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The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-08

d1TTORNEY-G GENERAL Wickersham hal
A 268-page brief in the Government
wv to dissolve the American Tobacco
,any, argument on which has now begun.
maintains that the combination violated the
non law as we'll as the Sherman antitrust
Says the Associated Press reports
after showing that in 1890 competit
was free. the various coalitions are traced
the Attorney Generals document and Il
are given to show that the combination
grown until it's combined assets amount
$500, 100000. 1t Is asserted that the con
nation manufactures all of the cigarettes
export and almost three-fourths Of the sm1
ing tobacco and of the cigarettes for don
tic sale. more than three-fourths of the p(
twist, and ine-cut tobacco, and almost all
the snuff and little cigars that are made. |
Is declared that the defendants have
sistently exercised duress, have practi|
wicked and unfair methods, and used e
great power In oppressive ways Furthe( =
is asserted that they have been actuated
fixed purpose to destroy competition and |
tain monopolies. Competitors have gradl
ly disappeared and the combination,
strongly entrenched, unduly restricts !
business Of those in the trade and Prev
others from entering"
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-08
The Nicaraguan Squabble.

LNO 1CARAGUAN troubles go merrily on. Ze-
LN laya. who resigned President, is now in
0o Mexico. and the Mexican Government
seems to be taking general advantage Of the oppor-
tunity to win influence with the Central American
republics and strengthen them In their already
morbid jealousy OF the United States.
The situation In Nicaragua was doubtless very
bad. but 1t is highly probable that less violent
course on the part Of Secretary Knox would have
produced equally good results without exciting
the fears OF the other Central and South American
republics Secretary Root accomplished not lit
tie by his efforts to win their friendship and so
prominent a man as Andrew Carnegie has broadly
intimated that Knox's brusque bungling is undo
ing Roots work. And this feeling comes hard
upon the heels Of the Crane incident in which it
is further alleged that the Chicago man was rath-
er shamefully treated by Knox.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-08

valuable coal lands belong to the people, Pr
dent Taft in this controversy sustained Ballin|
and dismissed CLAWS. But CLAWS was not dad
ed: he came back with other charges, and Colli)
Weekly, Independent and fearless has made
more serious accusations against BallingeI
charges so grave that Congress must now maH
thorough Investigation Of the whole matter.
And the issue in brief seems to be whether
Pinchot shall prevail and keep the public lands|
the benefit of all the people to whom they bel(
or Mr. Ballinger shall prevail and the corp(
lions continue their greedy conquest.
The situation has become increasingly al
now thai President Taft has announced that
ronage will be withheld from Republican
gressmen who continue to oppose his policies
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-08


IE1| pointed Col. James Gordon, a distinl
E2H ed ex-Confederate soldier, to succed
late A. J. McLaruin as United States Senal
serve until the Legislature elects his success
with the understanding that Gordon will not
self be a candidate before the Legislature.
are a larger number Of aspirants, including
Governor Vardaman Hon. LIE Roy Percy,
Alexander, John C. Kyle, G. c. Dunn, and
Anderson. j. S. Sexton, e. S. Gambler, Jr.,
Hill, Adam Byrd, Eaton j. Bowers, Frank /
Lain, A. H. Longino, Judge Frank A. Critz
Justice Whitfield and Speaker II. M. Stree
also mentioned
Frederic Remington, the noted artist OF
ern life, is dead at the age Of 4S.
President Taft has decided the question
what may be called whiskey contrary to the
of Roosevelt s pure food officials.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-08
A Peculiar Situation.

BALLlNGER Wits, IL is Salu IndC Pln
kK| will resign, and the issue between the
IN and Roosevelt Republicans will thel
more sharply drawn than ever before For|
Pinchot not only represents Roosevelt's polid
conservation, but is also one Of Roosevelts wi
est personal friends, and it is the ultra-Roos(
element that is now backing Pinchot most 4
estly. And in this connection the following q
ment by a Washington correspondent cord
sets forth the most curious phase of the v
controversy:
1.-TWO years ago the friends of Theodd
Roosevelt and William H. Taft were workiI
in harness. To-day the friends of Mr.. ROOF
welt are not the friends of the man in 6
White House. The most ardent champid|
of the President are the 'reactionaries VI
fought him for the nomination for the Pre-
dency. They are such well-known leaders
the allies as Nelson w. Aldrich and Jose
G. Cannon
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-08
A Thought for the Week.

r~pHE FOUNDATION OF content must spring
kEI up in n mans own mind; and he who has
E-1 so little knowledge Of human nature to
seek happiness by changing anything but his own
disposition will waste his life in frutless efforts.
and multiply the grlefs which he purposes to re-
moye.--Dr. Johnson.
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-08
The People vs.. the Plunderers.

N6V0F FAR MORE practical Importance to GU
ltS%l readers than either the Cook-Peary cor
NI troversy or the Nicaraguan middle ia th
The progressive farmer and southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1910-1920, 1910-01-08
Minor Matters of Interest.

NOEL, of Mississippi, h
lN1| pointed Col. James Gordon, distir
N.Y. ed ex-Confederate soldier, to succe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
st &ibnuber.

&eo 3arpar0 ltniuerlitet bar cit
10 9lar gommel Stlloent patt 0cl1
iterite SpmGrfiuntbeo peo lin for
baplen0e motben1atilfe 9egapells.
Sibite ltge frelniatte bon Ell &effe
rpe 5beorier ol,gaoen6c Sen fier0e
SfGre for llniperlitetets motbelnati-
lfe &lub, iom iattc Sc ler0e &rofesio
rer / SEN ltbrlte 6or6aplclic peo oeres
&lorDeo og &orreftbe0. 9en To-
oorige Stuoent, bpis Mapn er 8il>
liam Siois, er San al ct ruSlilf 9cr=
gepar, Ser er mere ems almtn0eligt
intelligente. Irengen flln6e l9le og
lfripe, ga fan bar 9 slar galnmel, og
far giennem @prncoarene noeluffen=
Sc belfiGftigct Jig lueo n1otben1otiife
StuOier, men bon cr fprpprigt goot
bjen1ne / alle a110rs Sag. Yipfolo=
gerne ct ue1tge ON. bporpi6t ban er
abnorln eller 8eliS6elie al Ell rent
l1alll1inoelig bpi 0ro0 al sl1telligen3.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
@repe 6. 81 oItfe,

"
9unnarfS @eionot til Sc Toreneoe
Stater, bplot ifplge Sc 0anlfe 8la0c
/ 9eem Dorf paa slorets neltlioite
Sag cit &eception for fine 2anbs=
mRn6 9iten paa @otel 9lltor 9eetp
Sort, Ser / 9agens 9lnleoni1g por
prp0et mes ct -pel0igt 9annebrogs-
flag. @eianoten bolot, efter at bape
bl,0t Sc mange @iGlter, iom bapoe
in0fun0et Jig til Mo6tagelie1l ct So
reorag, leoiaget al 2psbilleoer, ON
s(arets pigtieite 8egibenbe0er, iGr=
ligt ON @mner, iom fun0e i11teres-
iere Danif= if=slmerifanere. Saalebes
pmtalte ban 4. SsSuli paa 9larbusu0-
itillingen og Sen 8etp0ning 0enne
Gcg Dilbe faa for Sorbin0elien mel
lent 0antnarf og 9lmerifa. Otter So
reoroget ierbere6es Sorfrilfl1inger /
et tilitebe11oe 9ofole, og 0erefter fore
orpg Sen 6anlfe Songer esSobanne5
Sens, iom / 6enne Sis optre6er peb
amerifanife Scener / Seem Sort, en-
!: H9ffe 6anife 5angn1tmre, ser blet
1nootagne meo ben iterite 8egeiitrtng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
2r. Gouf's Nffere.

Sffenligbenen 6cgpnocr III at tobe
SntereSlen for Or. Goof, og Set an
ices almin0eligt for cit faltllaact
aien0sgierni,1g, at Dr. Goof er en-
Spin0ler, Ser bar pilt Jig npoalioelig
pgiaa 1moer an0re syorbolo ems pco
Opoageller. 5aale0es 1neo6eleS fra
&jpbenbopn li6lte ltge at Set ser far
poft olmin0elig Sorqrgelie, at en-
Hrofesior pes ltniperlitetet bar l16=
taft, at ban i1t6en 81. Goof blep bG=
oret paa forlfiellig Maaoe eftsr lin
s(nfomlt til &jebenbapn fra Sc arf=
tiifc Ggne bor peret pi0en0e ON IL
nancielle Sbinolerier, lonr Goof bar
begaaet @renlan6 allere0e 1904.
@ap0e &rofesioren, bbiS geabn life
opgipes, giort befje1lot, bpa0 ban
pt6ite ON 6enne Sag, in6en uniper=
iitetet til6elte goof @rooen iom
sgresooftor, piloe oenne Sa6er ielp=
fglgelig life blepen bam til6elt. -
Set me66eles ltgsle0es fra &ieben-
babn, at ltntperlitetst taon1iteen eftet
at SEN bar afgibet ii1t @ien6elie bar
un6erfoltet Goofs Motitier en- n9iere
ltnoeriggelie, og bar fun0et forifiel=
lige n1istenfelige Seg1 paa, at Ser er
'foretaget 93aoeringer O. @ettelier / Sc
Originate Sptegnelier.
&bor Gr. @oof opboloer Jig, Ell
ser enbnu life fremfornmet lifre 0p.
lps11inger onl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14

.Silbengere runot ON / 2anoet, og
blonot oisie onier man Hreli6ent
Cats mere moderate Optreocn lon1
en Spagbeo % Gftergipenbeo, napn-
lig op,rior Srultinteresierne. Snoens
tigsllliniltcr 8allingcrs 2onoofltoo-
clicr betrogte0e3 Jon, ct Segn / Sci,
&etrring, iOet Set al1toges for gipet,
at @$rrl libcnt Gait rar fulot pioen0t
on1 ocln og enig lneo 9allinger, og
man ncnte pao forlfjcllige ouore
@lu1fter at bape funoet 8epiier for,
ut Soft life fl,tbe prr, Man6en, Ser
lueo .t!lltruffelig &raft piloe paretage
tSplfcts 5orp. Hincbot er cit 1neget
intim Sen al 93oolcbelt % iiffert
bons lueit trofalte politiife Menings=
irlle. 9fooiepelt=8el1norerl1e menes
at baue ifu0t 0enne Nffere iao lterft
frcm 6orgrunoen for at foa 9ej=
ligbe0 til at rette ct Slog inno6 Saft
oa m,lig frelnfalbe CT offenlia
Stcau'ing for otter at faa &ooiepelt
til MISUNDERSTANDING pe0 set font
nlcn0c &alg
@pprpi0t oette pil lDffes, pil 5ioel1
uiic: 1Sorclpbig ier Set l1o til, at
2onoetS &rcslc bopeologelia gipcc
Irelioert 5oft Me6bol0 bons
Stonbplu1ft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
snitiejlaos i Cos Nnseles.

S Monoags begpn0te ct ltort Mp.
Sc al 2llitieilere i59os 9lngeles, Gal.
ser lfal pare / 10 Gage. Ser bill
blipe 6lDpefonfl,rre1rcer al 2uftieilere
fra alle ggne al 8eroen, og fleri
ellrppnilfe slpiatifere er allereoe
fulo Gang meo oeres Maifinsr poo
tylpoebonen: SreI fro'rife 6l9oere
&aulbm,, Meticorbl pg Maiion, Ell
r1eot meo ell stoA al. 8 Mcfonifers
So 8leriot Monoploner og to Sar:
man OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CT orri:
bere6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
Irit5 81 + II nj INN 5 q 5.
Gn / 0anIfe &rs0ie Seem Dorf me-

s ri t5 Sebumann 0e0.
@n 0an1fe &re0ie Seem Dorf me.
get tjenot Mano, &jgbenbapnercn
lSrit5 Scbunonm, CT 5. 2. Sanuor al
gooet pco Ip0en otter ct langt Sp-
gelejc. Sc6umann bar Segner og
2itbograf pg pur lneget 0pgtig lit
Sag, men melt befjen0t er ban blepen
peo lin ltore S1teresie for iociale
Spprgslnonl. Son bprte til SEN TO-
cialiltiife 9lrbejoerbepugelieS Yionee.
rcr / 9oln1orf, og 0a ~Suternatio.
uale" fif Ell slfoeling ser, lutteoe
ban Jig til Sen 1neo iin ltngooms bele
9e9ejltring og 6prigbe0. S Ell for
bol6spis ing s(l6er uopan6re6e ban
til England, bporfra ban bar Me6.
ar6ei0er pe0 Social 9emofraten" {.
Gerefter opbol6t ban fig en- Marreffe
/ Srlon0s @opeoltao Dublin, b0or
ban beltpreoe ct litbografiif sSnititut
6pr Is Mar li0en fom ban til Seem
Oorf, bpor bon arbei6e6e ion 2itbo.
graf og bpor ban fom til at ipille en-
ret betp6elig &olle blanot fine 2on6S.
mGn0, ioet fan btrfeoe me6 Sber i
Set 6anife Goreningslib og itette6e
enbper 9oo 0anif Sag, iom ban Tom
i @erpring lne6. @fterboan6en Tom
Dan lteole n9rlnere 6enauarfiitii ifeMn.
ifnelle, og ban bep6e6e 6ennes @e.
rettigelle / Sale og Sfrift, men ban
bar en operoroentlig tolerant Man6,
ser pan6t @enner / olle &reoie: &an
bar fienot ODER bele europa og bab.
Sc ltoaet / nGr Torbtnoelie neo e1,
Men9be af Sc frenragen6e 9e0ere
al Sen repolutionere 8epegelie. 2ige
til Set li6ite bor set bans ltgrIte 2pit
at 0ebattere 9ogens bren6en6e 10.
ciole Spprgsmaal, og ban bor en-
fruetbor 8i6ragpber til forfieIIige
8lo6e oe Si6sifrifter. SON bIep ca.
go Nar gan1mel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
= Il Il : . mr II &C.

&ipliriiten slrel Sfnpgaoro, Ser /
ell HGffe slor bar gipet &inlinfpu=
eerter Sc ueitligc ug Mellemitaterne,
oater Marts og slpril MaancS
larmen l,reo isrpten Sorriet @crts
Chicago at fpretaee CIT 5olr,ee gie,,=
ncm sc peitli9e Statcr og pil irrligt
lege Sptr9oen Sc oonlfc sSorcnin=
ger. slrel Sfopgaaro CT CT nomGr=
fet 6pgtig Mniifer, Ser CT no0nnnet
UNDER Sc beoite &iolinlererc guro=
pa % bar optroabt iom SpIilt pes
&c heblte Srfejtre ber 9nnbct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
Df hn}f prtafr.
@pao CT Sct rcttc &uocmiSbcl?

SlorDunorcocr tilbugc, men peo at
gipc oen1 Ell IprbercOelie til 2ipsltil=
linger, Scr ripcr orl1 bort ira Detr.
yinsgjrrllil1g Scr nnor aft fomner
til alt nlou blipe 0cll bpren6e for ct,
lSplf, iolu olti0 mua le ben til Sor~
ocn lpm i'm egcnli9e 9ferin9sfiloe,,-
loolc0rs lom lilfrl0tt er 1neo set;
anlcrifonlfc.
Get ct oennc Oporogelie, mes set
fonlcrcielle og in0rl ltrielle Sir for-
Tje, JONI far ifobt Sen uforbplos=
nlUslig ltore @nr al Nfellemmrn0
ncllcu EroOuccnt og 6orbrugcr>
iom otter bur prret BEN inbirefte
slorlog til Sc rrilllcligt bpie Yriier.
Cen / o9 for Jig iilnple og ligefren1.
ne Smitrtuing al &orer fra @rool1-
cent til tSor6rugcr CT blepen en- bpjt
uOpiflet Spefl1lotiol,Sflrnit, iom np0>
pcnoigt lnaa ioroprc &orcrnc paa:
cn bclt l1o unotl1rlig Moooe, inoen.
Sc noor Ocres cnoelige Maol; % 0cn:
llOoonnelle llngoonlnen biotil far
fooct CT lprligt gaact n0 poa at 6pg-.
tiggipre Sen til at uonptt, ASrool,f-
tcrnc / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eno til:
at fren6ri,rgc Sc itore Masier al oent:
Scr fi,,ocr ri 6o oglaa Sen eg,ns-
ligc @rlu10 til Srelnfomlten al 0e'
ltorc &prporationer, bbis cgcnlige,
Mool CT at fjpbc Mooprooufteyuc lao
billi9t ion mligt o9 manipulere
oem laaleoes, at Torbrugernc tpin<-
ges til at 6etole oen iaa bpit ion1'
u1uligt. st 6olf pil blipe bpoo set
op6rages til at bore, og set folnmer:
til at libe unber oe Snber, joln Op-
orogelie1 me6ierer.
Sc ltore @anoels= og S5n6uitrt-
ce11trcr fan life unogaoes. Sc man
nermeit betegnes iom ct ne6benoigt
Sn0c. S 0en1 opbobes en- flor 8e-
folfningsmasie> ser III a fiebe,
bpao Sc bor @rl19 for til 2ibets 0p-
bolo. a)icn Ser CT il1gen Ne6benoig-
be0 for, at oette ajp6 peoblibe1oc lfal.
foregoo poa iann1e Maaoe, ionr barl
rrret Sen gpngie gielnem 9ioerne.
Go=operationcl1s itorc Soc fan pao
cit forbol0sbi5 let 0foo6e bringes /
s(npe11oelie ogiaa poa 0ette Self. S
Sc europniife 2an0c, gonife irrIigt
/ Sc engellfe 6obrif0ii itriftcr, bQr Ser
/ mango slar forcgoott ct 6elles-
pirfe blon0t 1Sor6rrgere 9letntng of
Snofjp6> iom fat lfaffet life Blot Bill
ligere Friler poo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tiflcr, men ogioa 9(ogong til Ell be6re
&politet al 0islc for opcrfol1nelige
Yriier. Gctte cr lfct pes at ailfaffe
loo mango Seq icm lnltligt al @el-
lcn1banOlerc, ioolcOcs at Hrooucent
og iSorbrltgcr fon1n1cr Dinan0tn ner=
| mere, 6porpeO Ser bliner fprre &o-
tmslipncr at 6ctule &c bgie @aab
ON at observation-disclosures &los1e Ser
pco for cit ltor Gel pil gjpres bre6=
lps, gjel0er aller lllillolt fer / 2an-
Set, bpor Sc ltore loprfcoc cller alt
for li6t 6Drfe0e elreoler giper Sc ti6-
ligerc Mellembon0lere Sen lettelte
slogang &er0en til at lutte Jig til
Erool1centernes nu alt for lille
&losle.
Men @ope0betingelien for at bette
Maal fan 11aoes er, at Sen l1nge
Slrgt faor en SpOragelie og Ito
oonnelle, ser letter SEN be6re i1ton1
til at paretuge 0eres egne 9lfferer og:
gier Sem min0re ofbengtge al gtor-
fapitalen og &apitalilterne for oeres
l1ofonune. Og napnlig gjeloer set
om at 6arm=ltngoonunen peo lin
bele ll0oaunelie frpttes til ilt,6ct ior
at oragcs BORT ira Jarmen.
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NJ NJ Il Or =. ~. " a { y . I 8

NJ NJ Il Or :. ~. u a \ . I 8,
: + i I a 5 clip bia,
ser lioite 9proag bolot ct meo 2ps'
billcbcr illultreret 6orebrag ON
:. :5fm10iuaperne SC iSorcneoc Sta.
ter" pao Sa9g'S Maennercbor 6all
/ Ebilaoclpbia pil gicntage
bette sSpreorog Sorsbog Sen
3. Icbruar Slften Carroll sSnltitl1te
Glub, 916 10. Str. e. g., @olbing.
tpn >. 6. 6oreornget, Ser bolbtes
paa Gng,llf pg bar le6iaget al CO.
TOO 8illeber, gjoroe megen 9pfte !
sG!li.t ibelpbio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
> 9 5 5 / a I s.

= y u.
Moler Carl :. ssprgenlen, @a.
hula, s9sa., CT ifplge v9onnepirfe" al.
gdaet pc6 Gpocn nnoer ct 8eleg, jom
ban % bans @ultrn oflagbe boS Sc.
res Spigerlpn, Gbr. @olm / Sopan'
nab, Su. Spreenien por Spnoer.
ipoe al Teolcl, blep 20 sar gammel
og far opbolbt lig fer 9on6et iioen
1881. San bor ltcoic bapt lit @jem
/ Sobulo. Ser llutteoe ban Jig I'll!
Sen &re0s, ser tilbprer 9en 0anltt
&irfe / 9lnerifa, pg JONI faor firfelia
@ctiening al Sen 0onife Errlt pe0
ssofmnncs airfe / Clinton, So. SON
ltp0 nGrt &enlfobsiprDolo til ofogbe
Naitor ST. 8. @rllnotpig ira SEN Sio
Ocnnc por Er9lt Clinton.
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: Gn al gleperne / @losien 6cp-

Sc fer @atbematifti1nens @cgpn0el-
ie tegnet olifens 56i'eurer paa @eg=
taplen og logt EN- 0ripen0e paao
Spantp paa Soplebpl0en. ga 2nre-
reu tog paa Spanrpen for at pallfe
IaplenL iipe0e ganoet ne6 gicnnen1
bans 6raffeerlne. Meo Sen poaoe
Spomp @aonoen pen0te BON fig
moo &lasien og ipl1rgte::
uSpem at ier 'er Set, lom bar t6r-
ret Jig bog 9rene mes oenne?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
So ep + 5. : bprup,

Sol epb I. : + rup.
eli ing oonif Mon6 fra Salt 9ofe
Gitp, or iflg. v9ifl,ben" fornplig
fonnlen tilbage til 9pen fra ct 4
slars Spbplo / Iprfiet pg @rrfel=
lono lom Mislionrr for Mornor=
firfen. timber Spbolbet / @refe1l=
lono lrrte ban Sproget ioo goot, at
Fan pperiotte Mormons @og poa
@rrlf. s6jempejen fra @rGferlano
logOe bon pper 9onntarf, bans 5pr-
Glores Ieorelano, pg &jpbenbapn
bplot ban Ntormonernes Soriam=
lingslofale ct .Toreorag pao @reif,
men fan operroifeoe fine Silbprcre
peo at in6leoe fit Gore6rag paa
9onif, bpilfet Sprog ineen bapoc
s(nelle on1 at fan fl1n0e tale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
u fjrr= Soneeren Gar
tor y b=M iffclicn

tnrp b=Nt iffcll len
pptrroer ioftcn / sGinncopoIis pg
reiicr hcrfro pi0erc uo Nor0pelten
for at lpngc / Sc bonifc &plonier.
Sons fsritc SptrGoen citcr Mtnneo=
polls pil blipc 9inglteo, Ssa., pg
oerfro 9oor Surcn rimeligpis til
Sn1aba. San CT ligelcoes cngoge=
ret til Sptrrocn poo @ron0 @ie1p
College Ges Npincs, ucu 9oge,l
CT iffc enocli9 taltiot. Sol1rneen fort
lGttcs fra 9foropclten ub til Galtfor=
nia, pg ontagelig MI &on1poniltc,'
optrroe / Sen noroligc Gel al 9foro=
neiten poo Silbogerejien oerfro:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-14
I oonlf > pfin0 e +,

en- oanif Spfinoer,
0rant5 Splm / 9rooflDn, fp0t
@e1e, bar ifpl9c ~9forolpict" opium.
ott % il1ogipet Eotcntoniegning pac
Ell &inomptor, Scr iigcs at bapc BE-
tpocligc sSortriu for &c Mptprer, JONI
bi0til bar ptrrct / Murfc0et. Gen CT
al mcoct cnfel &pnl ltrllftion, CT lang1
billi1crc, lettcrc at o16ringc % 6rl,.
ger f1n sen bolpe &raft al Sen al.
minoclige $9ou far cfsperimcntercl
uco lin Spiir0elie i 5 sor, og sen
bliper lnegct foroelogtigt on1talt al
banlfc e(utboritctcr.
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/. " rs gar Gpl CO c
Nutebin . II, % / II H.,

ser / iin Sio oprrt1coes i Silllut-
ming til Gen Iorcucoe Nonlfc llltDerlfe
Mirte % 'pn1 lrnerc git ppcr til rent
omcrifmlf Sfolc, rr I'LL otter ton,l1rt
poo lfonoinapiltc Arnocr, ioct Sen
houit-nnrlfc slfoeling af Spnenoc
Gag: slouel,tilterne bar fipbt Sfolen
% upcrtagct sen, laalcbes at llnoer=
nisningcn er bcgpnot n1co set ialn=
me.
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BlanAt TanAamtwm1.
@mubt / Nmerifa.

Nre fen Spcno Sunc,
Ser lin'tr &i1tcr hplOt &ouccrter i
oanifc &rcoic fer / 9foroprlten, oq
lom CT eli Gottcr al ofopDe Uorlton-
ser for S,lnc 2onobrugsfoIe paa
Sirllouo, Spenolen, bar I'LL 9lni iet-
trllc ipn1 9rrcrinoc ltl1lif ueb
2on0hrugslfolen slmes, Sa.
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bannes SeritiuO.
Sflclpillcr Sobannes 9erifino fra
Mlrhclbopn, Scr allcreoc bar inrcta-
ac, trc &eilcr til slmerito o. gipet
Songfonecrter % &ecitatinner for
inc Sonosn,rno hcrpprc, ogter Jig til
G'icraarr1 after hcrnrcr ng oct u;
nu,liat, at han ocrcftcr nil togc uo=
ria1 Sphplo bcrnprc. 0on leoiuges
al sen tirhnbapnlfc 1Scriotter slrel
@reioohl. scr pil aiur Splusningcr
The Detroit times., 1910-06-10

sion. | am a protectionist. | believe
In a protective tariff; tariff which
shall measure the difference In the
cost OF production In the United States
and the cost OF production OF a given
commodity In foreign countries. be-
lieve In the protection OF the American
workingmen. the American laborer.
believe I'm safeguarding the interests
OF the American manufactures. for
What Is the good OF one Is the good OF
the other You cannot fnjure one
without hurting the other.
II do not believe. however. I'm the
way in which we make our tariff laws
When a tarIff bill is under considerr.
ton the several states insist that their
particular products shall be fully aid
amply protected. but with little regard
To the products of their sister states.
Manufacturers OF particular commodi-
ties either go 10 Washington or send
their representatives there, demanding
that their particular product be pro
ter they like IT, Importers appear ana
demand low rates. Free trade would
suit them best.
During the revision OF tariff. and
for months before and after, capital is
timid. investors afraid. the business Of
the country suffers and disaster IS
threatened on every hand. But the
worst feature is that the question is
never scientifically determined. II
keeps coming up and the country is re-
peatedly thrown into a state of uncer-
tainty.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-10

the heat OF the dance, while the couple
was gliding over the smooth noor. sur
founded by numerous dancers. Mr.. Col
Inns. not deliberately. but most impetu'
ously, planted loud smacking kiss
upon the marble neck Of the young
woman. This was too much for even
the sewickley set. and the dance was
suspended.
Several days ago Mr.. Collins was
called before the board OF governors
OF the club and was asked To explain
his impetuosity. lie refused TO give
any explanation and as result was
told his resignation would be In order.
The resignation was written and was
accepted on the spot
About i've years ago Mr.. Collins had
an escapade In the P.ttsburg CLUB
somewhat similar To that which took
place in the Allegheny Country club,
and his name no longer appears ON
the roster of the club. After the nrst
escapade Mrs. Collins was asked what
she intended to do about IL and re-
piled: "Oh. Hennie was just a little
playful. He didn't mean any harm.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-10
Gen. James Biddle Dead.

BERKELEY SRING. w. Va. June 10.
Brig Gen. James Biddle, u. s. A..
retired. died at his home yesterday.
Gen. Biddle was born in Philadelphia
in 1892. He served throughout the
civil war. and was breveted brigadier-
general for gallant services. Gen.
Biddle retired just before the Spanish
war He spent most OF his active. SER
vice in the west as an Indian fighter.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-10
KISSES HIMSELF OUT
OF A COUNTRY CLUB
Husband OF Harry X. Thaw's Niece
Shocks the Sewickley Set by His
lmpetuosty

PITTSBURG. June 9.-,Henry L. Col
Inns. husband Of Rurd Thaw. who Is a
niece of Harry Thaw. and Nj. F. II. of
the Blackburn Hunt, has withdrawn
from the exclusive Allegheny Country
club because he insisted upon admiring
the graceful neck OF pretty debutante
in manner which proved objection
able TO the board OF governors OF the
club. The offense occurred ten days
ago at private dance held az the
magnificent clubhouse at Sewickley.
All OF the horsey Sewickley set was
present. and the affair is said 10 have
been fast and furious
Along near the close of the meeting
Mr.. Collins was dancing with pretty
girl. and for reasons her name has
been most carefully guarded. She Is
much taller than is Mr.. Collins. and in