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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12
GeOnr Sails, ia.

Sommeren cr begpn0t at pie
zig ogiao poo oisie ggne; Ola
oene fommer irem, % auopperne
er peO at uofol0e iie, og alting |
9taturen bar begDn0t at ifln6e liz
Ben imuffe 6ragt, iom Dor bimmel-
ife 8aoer bOert aor ifsrer oen til
@l96e for oIe Dem, iom bar 9ie
for Rotirens Sfenbeo.
Safob Senien meo 6omilie, ira
Gocine, isis, er for nolig fommen
bertil; oe Dor poa Siernet af @aib.
ineton og is. ct. @i benptter PIN
leoninoen til at bDoe Dem bierteli9
8elfommen iblan6t oS.
Balt. 6. 8%rsoenien er / oisie
Gage reiit til @isiionsmsoe / Be
tbonia Menigbeo oeo aimbolIton,
So.
Der bltoer | Var optsrt itlno-
oonliet mango og ltore gpeninger
Der | 9pen, iao 6ois bette fan ta9es
iom Rorm for @elitono iblanot 9e'
folfningen, n1aa man ontage at Sc
Dor Sails err poo Soliioen | Den
Getning. 9lanot 9anife, iom bpg9er
er 8. 4riloien, Der opisrer ct mi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

Denne 99lelDit bar bldrot ancet
baft cen goo og cen oodrlig Birf.
ming. Gen bar / f6ritn9bnte Sen-
ieenoe oirfet u%6eregneligt for9olen-
De og 6euorenoe. 2ao oct opre mo
remmet, at ser lnie3 umaaOelig
ooerfIoOiif al mango. st @fsempel
blonot en- 6eG 3pffe bill bere nof.
@n Gag fom leg mo til en- ieoiit
6amilie og bao0e nogle friItelige
9g9er. timber min SomtaIe meo
Man0en gao ieg bans Some ct Wtor.
fu8epongeIium. SUN 9if meO oct
ino / ben onoen Stlie; li0t ienere,
me6ens ieg enOnu ~iorbanoleoe meo
Mon6en, Tom bun til6oge meo Den
Ute00elelie, at bun 6op0e l9It 30
gen. - Men ielo ON Der ofte la-
les paa 0en W}oo0e, mno MOI Iige
til SeOerneS Nos, at man iblanot
Dem life b6rer Joliet, piattet Snot
/ Blot tilnprmelieSois set 9mfong,
ION man elerS / 8erOen fan iagt-
toae Ben i Sern6onefupeer, paa
HeItooronter, eIler bOor man / %.
riat bar 2eiligbeO til at brine line
SoIfeliDsItu0ier. Get n9ite, 5oaOSD-
oerne toler iammen ON, er 6orret-
ninaer; Ser tales betD0elig mere
ON Benge - man 66rer 0eltan0i9
Or0ene 3ubei, aopef, @Dl0en, Gro
ihen - emo Dor Slnog ipneS om
% / &eqelen me0 ct qruiitIot Sfpn.
0eri. Den naar BET Semo life
mere ligger ior, ~iortpller NOR ON,
hoao man bar lpIt. 0proGrenoe Pr
tifel ifol life beiDpre 2pieren meo
en- lang Observation-Disclosures - iom
oog neppe oiloe bIioe oi0ere bennt-
tet =, men for Dem, Iom lGier
Spif, biloe set oog mulig life pore
uoen Snteresie at iaa ct Bar Bog
~titler: no9et lioer 0isie Bigger 10
oeo at bore ooeriotte ira Se6iiftplf
til 6eitpif; men De er olligenel iaa
forafteriitiife at De fortiener Pin.
beialing Cen enc er :. z. @cre5:
Au5gem1blte @r3G6iungen un0
Sfi53en (Sioiider gerlag, Berlin
1900, cen anoea Sholom Aid:
Cas- 5to0tdca g. Slider Berlin
1900. QiSie 9s9er er nGpnte /
6lun9 10 al en- lang GGffe mere
ener mir6re ~betp0eIile @Grfer .Man
fon life .pie Dem uoen at iaa Sn6-
trpt al at Ger blanot Sober lepes
ct eien0ommeligt 5olfeliu, iom man
fun bar agtet altior li0t pao.
Com Sen 0oar.ige girfning al
Den is0iife 9pieIpit pilOe ieJ beteg
ne Den gennemgooen0e SeIDflo9-
ifob. irrli1 6os Ser igoiife ling.
Dom. Zen religieie SbOe0oms Spr-
fen6e Dor 10 ira arilOs 8io oGret
SeloretfGroi95eO; Ben Srteligieles
Sociological er mooife enoOa life
ioo fiernt beilGgtet meO bin Sfeoe-
ipn0. Selo ON, iom ier berert, en
Sboe bliuer t~ioliQere mo0net emo
andre, mao man BOG iorboloe ii9
li0t fritiif, naar en- gr6n, femten-
aoriq. be9nn0enoe Sonoelsfommis
bebonoler mere emo oobbclt Ioa
ganlle Menneifer, Der BOG ogiaa
bar tpnGt Iiot ouer ct % onoet, meo
en- 4hitoritet, iom en- life BELT ING
9anoioa1 6o8 oS fan here ! 9e'i0.
oelie al o%oerfor ufGr0i9e @pmna-
latter. Ger or noaet %bagDenot beti,
men man bar / ct ionoant SiliGl-
De 9rug for 6ele i'm Selobefinoel-
ie ior life at olentmc, at oct er
gonife unae og iialae So0enS &o'
tllr BOG / mango Retninaer lierier-
ne Menneifer, man ituar operfor,
/ oen @roo ouperenoe fan 0ere5
Optreoen oirfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

0HAoSh~A oppSLhN@ O0h1fDJS~ Df@~
iiif. Der ifuIoe boloes ct tort ie-
Diff WsOe ~angaaen0e @migrations-
betingelierne til 9olpitino. Oct baO-
De b9ret paatGnft ofbolot pao nOto-
0ersmaalet" men .0a gpenS Boliti-
meter enifeoe at ouero9re MGoet,
maotte 6oreOraget bol6es pao G1is-
iiif, ligeino 0i5fusiionen in0til
benoeo Mionotsti6, Oa 9olitimeite-
rem gif. San oileites oa Of en- as
Intent, og MI inOtruf oct for mig
forblsfien0e Gr9f, at Here, iom
baD6e snifet at uotale Jig, bao iioit-
neonte, ON Der Dog life maotte for
CANDLES paa Seoiif, 0a be / ilige
4nliggenoer life beberife0e oct rus
lite Sproo tilitr9ffeligt. Disie an-
mo0ninger for6leu i~ru9tesleie, men
De er 10 ooe%rorOentIig lprerige.
@n nprnlere 9eifrioelie al Sor-
gonen ifol life fori6geS Der. Zen
pil0e fun / ringe @rao interesiere
2piere, iom life er Sprogipecioli-
tier. Oilers ifuIoe oct gl9oe mig,
ON Ell eQer on0en 6ilolog 0il0e ia.
lte iig oner oct mPrfelige Sprog;
bao0e iprogbiitoriif og %ionetiit er
Der mere emo Stoi not at ipite
OpmPrfIombe0en De0; men bDor
timber man 5oIf me0 5oruoiet-
ninger Tor at oDrfe bette Sprog2
Der moa ioruoi9ttes 9oot SEND
fab til BET tpife Sprog, 0elOiS til
oette5 llooiflin9sbiitorie, JoOe be-
braiife aunoifaber og ct Minimum
al aen0ifab til %ilooiife Sprog, eft
/ Screening meo Snteresie for bet
is0iife 5olf.
On alt meIlem 8immel % Serb
itaor ser / oen isoiife 9eroen Stamp,
6erfor ogioa ON bette Iungemaol.
5or liot oper ct 9(ar iioen bolote5
Der / ct al Sc eitrigite Sp0ecentrer
aonoreS til bets Bleie; man bar
ligeleOes / gitrig in0til BET ii0ite -
men til Cato u0en Sel0 - iori6at
at faa oct anerfen0t iom ofiicseIt
Sproe beo SiOen al 0e mango oil.
0re ,,Gigsiprog" / bint 2onO uoen
no9en egen Station. so man brll1er
oct itaoig iom lln0erOisningsiprog
/ De is0iife 8olfeifoler / 2iten. s
Wo0iGtnina OertiI orbeioes Der
ira cen SIDE It9rft pao at oplioe
oct 9gte b%ebraiife Sprog iom Iepen-
oe Sprog. I'll Gels Ioftes oenne
9~eitrpbelie; ma fan iponlig bsre
lInge Wennelter paa @o0en un0er-
boloe zig me0 bebranore poa oct
bellige Maal, og Der Orines Sfoler
meo oette5 iGrlige Eleie ior 2ie.
Waen praftiif taIte er Sor9onen emo
Ill Sopeoiproget, 6Dor lloo;flingen
iao END ii0en bprer ben. Roa set
Sprog beugqer Seoen Jig / iitSiem =;
pan oct 6rioer ban mun0tlig oq
ifriitlig - meo ifreune 6ebraiife
9%oaitnper, iom oi ANDRE ipecielt
ma lore 6os SsoerEe, GA De life
fin0es / pore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= line 5orretninger / bet trpftes
Den aois, Iom ban Oa9Iig Ieier;
/ bet Sprog oitloerer" ban 6e 80.
Ger. ban ioar iot pon.
uStuoere," oct er Se6ens llotrpf
for at Ipie. o0onnelie" og Ri
oenifab~ e1er u8i6enifoben", ioni
ON Der fiin par cen. oct er ORD,
iom ban meo 6orfGrlig6eo benptter.
Get er life IGngere fun Salmuo,
fnap nof ouer6opeoei bette @prf,
Der itil0eres. OF nei; meoenS cen
mi0alOrenoe Ss0e enonu inaer 9p-
ring al bine gamle 9Groomsfiloer,
saar bans t7aorige Sbu 6pis
lloDifIing n9rmeit iuarer til pore
6emogtppeaaringers ~ og bans 80
aari9e Cater tom bum en0nu er
u9ift) - Der min0er ON pore ire
0iDeanrige 5refner til ganife
onore 9rsnoe for at Die til SjGlenS
@eboo.
V.
,Ss6erue. Qibelens Rolf. for al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12
if0nneripunn0
Gn tpif 6sjIfole, Der MATTE


----=-
Gn TIFF 6sjifOle, Der MATTE
i%tnnOie. 5 ct MT tpif Sfoleblao
(o S6uI6Iott Der 8rooin3SdleSwig-
SOlitein") 6eflnger en- Sn6ienOer
ira oct noropeitIige Slesoig, $. /
st., i 6oi @roo, at Den tpife 5oIfe-
bsiifole / 4l6ersoorf paa @rilnO al
@leomongel bar maottet iton0ie lin
8%irfiom6eo. San ilutter jim aloge
meo De for Ell preusiiif StolelGrer
betegnen0e ORD: o0ien FAR ri fgrit
ON fortere eler lGngere Si08Dang5.
eiterifoIen, ioo 6eb6oer ri life mere
at lgr9e for, 6Oorle0eS ri tan faa
Here 6siifoler fpl0te meO interes-
iereoe og pioebegprlige Gleoer, Der
t6riter efter Oplpsning."
@n 6ri6eoenS 9lonte iom 6olfe-
bgiifolen bar naturligoi8 panifeligt
oe0 at tribes UNDER preltsiiife 6or-
bolo, bcm9rfer u6lenSborg apiS"
meget rommenoe. Non tager iaa
i'm Silfiugt til Spon9en, men eiter-
lom Greet er ct an0et, bliuer 6rug-
ten ogina 0ereiter.
@a6enraa GroOiti, SDifeu / Sir
fen, Bafmeien0og fonfirmereOes
20 gern / Barnes airfe, al bpilfe
6alu0eIen 6elo foniirmeret oaa SDif.
Sra 9orlp oar ser fun TO al Ell
leDe aoniirmanter, Der fonfirmere-
oes pna 0anif. Gen OanIfe &e-
misunderstanding er iom be
fenot, ifriper n6len5borg 4piS",
foriuunOen al Sfolen / 8ornp, men
aaigeoel fan efter 6otplOrenes gn-
ife 9grnene bliue fonfirmereoe paa
CAN'T, lelp ON De bar bait tpIf
GeIigionsun6eroisning. "a baa0e
oe tpife % Sc oanife &oniirnonter
ooer6grteS iamtioig, feIer Nenig-
acknowledgements Jig life me9et op-
bDgge0e be0 at ouerpPre 6enne fir
felige &an0ling. Def bele minOer
ON Den 6a6plonitie Sprogforoirrin9,
ioet Den enc n9ppe foritaar Ben aft.
0ea.
5 6elIteo airfe fonfirmereoeS
EalmeienOag 81 9prn, boorof og-
Iaa Ell itor Gel fonfirmere6es paa
oct irennle0e Sproa.
GscrninnO. 6gcrninnb Mpllc neb-
brGnOt. (6l. M 5fprtors0ag ri
ten benimo0 81. 10 u0brgo Ser SIS
| ben beroGren0e Q}eqe. "a Den
uor t9ffet meo Straa iii @runoerL
greb Guerne ON Jig me0 en- ripen0e
9urtigbe0, laa 6ele W6lIen i 266et
al ioo 0%iinutter Itob i lbs enc. 10
Iaa Stue5uiet bleU ct bon Tor gu
erne. SnOboet re00e0eS for ltorite
Gelen. st Sef6 bar BET, at Der uor
&inoitille; eller8 fun0e Sl0en let
6aue iorplantet iig ui0ere til set
t~Ptb0ageOe 4a6oIog. Molen, iom
/ Ell Zines Gi0 neo6rpl0te til
@run0en, oar temmelig gpot for
iifret, bporimoo en- Gel aorn, iom
benitoo / ben, life oar foriifret, loa
Gieren Auouit aros fiber ct be-
tpoeli9t Cab.
snnbpcS. 9pbSfalS. (6l. Gu.)
OuS0a9 oen y. Ipr. ofgif tiolieere
@Git9ioer @aarOeier Ser9en Ser-
eenien / llllerup oeo 0pOen, 81
aar 9ommeI. 5 uaerup Sogns Sir
feforltonOerifab befleote ban / en-
lang Garreffe Boiten iom Strife
9lOIte. San bar iteoie Ell ~trofait
Stette for Dor oanife Sag.
lllfcbpl SOsn. GftermGlc. (Dbbpit.)
2erooe Den 10. @pr. ioroeoeS paa
lllfebgl %airfe9aar0 Ell al De oomle
Geteraner ira Ereaorsfri9en SCR
gen G6r Duu8 fra 8ollerup. San
bar feOt / Serup ben 2. SUM 1926
oa bleo ioaleoes nGiten Sc aor
gommel. Ser9en 8nus oreo lin
@aaro me0 SLID oe Dpoiiebe0 /
mango s(nr, o9 liee til oct ii0ite
biolp ban, boor ban funoe. 3 en-
@arrGffe bar Ssreen 0uus airfe-
ploite, og ban por oItio en- flittig
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-05-12

Ssoerne, 9i6elens Golf, 6or al
ito p9ret ct Itarft ,pienoe 6olf.
Gialot bette ppientlig fun
MGnoene; M fommer ogiaa apin-
0erne ioprt meO. gn ganife olmin.
oeli9 isriif 9~trbeiosfuif / Guslono
iio0er inoe meo Ell 2psning, JONI
bans Oanife aollc9a mootte mis-
unoe bom, o9 oct nil6e 7Pre Ell
groo Sorn9rmelie MOB Ell rusilif-
isoiif 5abrifpige, ON man oilbe
foreItille liz benoe / auItur og |
S96eIigbe6 iom Itoacnoe paa l;ge
Grin meo I@enneminittet Of benbeS
0nnife Seller. (Seg glemmer iffs-
ina li6t iom o%benfor at Der
finoes mango is0iife BroItituerebe;
men ieg tpioler pon, al en- eneitc
Ration fan frempiie iorbolo8pis lao
mango uifa6te og Oct fan De
opre, iiaetet De er bun6fattige -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iom ben ieSi-
ife).
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-21

The manufacturer must make an average gross re-
turn that will leave him enough net profit to be
incentive to remain in business. His
made up Of the received from the larger
jobbers, the smaller jobbers and the smallest 5obbers
To these latter he gives discount They pay the
highest manufacturing price To the smaller obber de-
picted in the diagram he gives discount of 49, Tho
best discount therefore, the smaller jobber offer
larger wholesaler is of his jobbng price When
this is contrasted with the 1919 discount the larger job
Der offer the impossiblity Of such competition be-
apparent. The larger wholesaler, II he accepts
this proposition could offer only 40 discount to the
larger merchant and some other larger wholesaler,
dealing with tho larger obber could offer the same
thing to the larger merchant with the 1919 discount
Inevitably the larger and smaller wholesalers must
deal with the larger jobbe and the larger and smaller
merchants must deal with the larger wholesaler
The smaller ;obbers still survive after a fashion.
generally because their location is such make
them convenience to nearby larger and smaller whole
saers With the continued growth of the larger job
bers however it becomes only question Of time until
their facilities such to overcome the ele-
convenience in favor Of the smaller jobber The
same thing is true in the OF the wholesalers.
Smaller wholesalers still survive because they
venence for the time being to larger and smaller
merchants The extension the larger wholesalers
facilities due to their expanding business by the
Of the larger purchaser. eventually will deprive the
smaller wholesaler Of his trade founded convenience
Smaller merchants still exist They found around
the corner the large merchants where rents are
cheaper. dragging out a business existence.
often they found in outlying districts OF city
where they neighborhood conveniences Tho tele-
phone up-totheminute delivery system OF the lar
merchants, however is rapidly offsetting that
venience Of the smaller merchant
Many of the smaller merchants around the corner"
have taken on a new lease OF business life by
trick of the trade. They have found little
semidepartment stores based on. say $780, capital
not compete with the real department with
much complete lines and based say on 800 900
capital They have closed out their semidepartment
store stocks and changed their places into specially
stores. The 100000 department store has $4,000
vested in its ladies' department. smaller ,ner.
chants $4,000 capital sufficient enable buy
ladies suits exclusively tho $4,000
In the ladies' suit department q the azgar uasoant
ooaA aD~ - 00~ ~ seo0 Gn11n1ossl1 ~ go
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-21

petes with his larger competitor detail on IN
equal basis The greater convenience to women how
ever who wish to buy other articles well suits a1
the same time lies with tho department storA 0ener
ally therefore, tho specially stores ADVANTAGE win b
found to be but temporary. Tho greater number Of
women attracted the department WIN enable it
to increase tho volume OF business ladies' suit de-
faster than is the with the specially stora
Then comes into play the old power Of the larger
chaser and the progress towards in retail
distribution is resumed.
The smaller merchant when running .
cialty store altogether larger
chants greater purchasing power all respecta Ad-
vertsng today OF tho greatest salesmen OF
In distribution. Tho smaller merchant must compete
In the Of advertising with the larger merchant He
can not buy advertising equal basis with his arg
er competitor however The larger merchant 10 buying
advertising for all his Department. The smaller
merchant with the speciality store devoted to ladies'
suits is buying only the amount Of the larger
merchant would buy for just department. The
larger merchant probably will buy five times much
the smaller. Consequently, he receives low.
rate, amounting in to from 300 to 40o.
Newspapers give big discounts in the form OF sliding
scale OF rates. to encourage liberal advertising.
The smaller merchant, therefore, is greatly handf'
capped in this respect and the larger merchants great
buying power, in just another instance. goes
helping him to eliminate his smaller competitors and
the newspapers smaller advertisers.
As the smaller merchants are being eliminated
real estate is affected in ways The larger
chants they increase their business by the wpng out
Of their competitors instead OF spreading out with their
stores moro land. build higher. The passing OF
tho smaller merchant therefore, is tho influence that
bringing about tho congested shopping districts
and their high real estate values. Those districts
however, that filled with the smaller
chants either remain stationary in value to real
tate tho properties located there deprecias
in value.
All this through tho power Of tho larger purchaser
buy for less than the smaller purchaser anything Of
equal qualty-the power OF Special PrtviegA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-21

thrown and, is shown in diagram e. the eff
cent Independent tho efficient hired of
the steel trust The lever 10 thrown to the point
where will sell to the smaller purchaser for 125.
Efficiency remains the under tho limitations of
the law Of diminishing returns and profits the
portonate dollar for dollar investment is for the
Independent for tho trust With Independent
manufacture Of steel moneyosng business 1t Is not
to tho Independent manufacturer to
follow his fleeing profits their absorber with his
plcation for position.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-21

aust hs could 30 abexxns in vain for 24 Of tho or.
needed a. the tariff ore effectively prevented
0oantzy.
Tho profit Of the Independent steel manufacturer.
~ and above his entire operating expense. lies be-
WEN h1s cost OF ana selling price fixed
sees PRODUCTS BY the steel in this respect
- sess trust enjoys the advantage Of tho power Of
''sA privilege in that the largest individual pur-
Oeer q oro Il 10 gven q better price for tho same
ss'aA than tho Independent manufacturer. There
@ granting that the Independent efficiency
~ power h manufacturing. he overcome by
20 - ne power Of tho larger purchaser before he ia
- equal basis regards net earnings. II his eff
0aAV y great enough to enable him to earn moro on
~ psoDotoaats dollar for dollar investment the
seee oos and the latter learns that fact it
esoEds IN excellent opportunity mako tho ndepen-
e& manufacturers efficiency help to swell tho divt
Sso0S q ne steel corporation stockholders by the
00Die process OF increasing the cost of to the
smaller purchaser II the steel trust desires the in
4spsodents efficiency itself exclusively it needs
en to raise tho price Of the point threaten to-
~hefe the Independents efficiency is than offset
and his total net profit is wiped out Tho only thing
os for him then is sell the trust for what will
give and enter its employ.
To get at this more clearly, take the graphic
ample in diagram B. Here is considered suppositious
ease OF tho orc deposits tho steel being
v1ded between It and Independent steel manufac-
eursr By purchase OF the 800 to the steel
crust and 1917 to tho independent. Since the steel
trust takes by far tho greater part of tho it re-
osdvss naturally better price and 80 for tho
amount IL and tho Independent pays 100. Tho
efficiency OF the Independent manufacturer however
sueA % to rate him 1oo compared to 80 for his big
competitor In this the independents efficiency
ovsrcomes the power Of the less efficient larger
chaser and the profits Of the two concerns on the
Droportionate dollar dollar investment equal In
order. therefore, to show tho effect profit in the
ether illustrated in diagrams c. and E. it is
necessary in this establish arbitrarily the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-21

Meantime the vigorous enforcement OF the Sherman
NV 10 begun and the steel trust anxious to be morally
the best EARTH anticipates action against itself
By voluntarily canoeing tho lease from the Great
Northern Ore company. giving II control of tho enor
NOUS Mesaba Of tho Lake Superior region. The
Of this body Of to s original
By whom presumably. It will be operated and thus
end all further monopoly Of iron ore in tho United
States Tho Money Power however. that same force
which, under the leadership of Mr. Morgan controls the
United States Steel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Great
Eorthern Orc company. Furthermore. through it's
troll Of the credit Of all tho large businesses Of the
don that Money Power is in a controlling position
% far ~ any Independent owners concerned.
Therefore, in diagram the ore deposits of the nation
are Jumped together under the control OF the Money
Power.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-21

In this case the per cent Of used and the cost
remaining the tho Independent manufacturer
his efficiency to that point where tho workings
ne law Of diminishing returns halt him This has
bsen placed arbitrarily at no. The efficiency Of the
STEEL trust remains tho and the profit the pro-
Dort1onate dollar dollar investment II 10 the
dependent ana for tho other.
The news Of the independents greater profits
Voaoheo The Of the Money Power and automatically
The price Of iron to tho smaller purchaser
Up 10 no Tho Independents efficiency not ad.
vance rther. balance is struck with tho profits OF
the two concerns to In this the profit Of the
greater efficiency Of tho Independent steel manufacture
10 absorbed by tho Money Power. This is shown in
diagram ..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-20
PREACHERS pup is
NO EXCEPTION TO RULE
(Specia' 70 THE TIMES

East Chicago, June 20.-Chief of the
fire department. Ben Flack and officer
Hiram Kerr found themselves in the
warrants sworn out against them by a
minister. Rev. Eugene Vecsey of the
Hungarian Protestant church, Okla
homa, yesterday. The minister who is
alleged TO have called Kerr a liar was
later arrested on a warrant sworn out
against him by Kerr.
The trouble arose over the shooting
of Rev Vecsy's dog. officer Kerr is
company with Chief Flack was out in
the police buggy yesterday, looking for
unmuzzled dogs. He had a rifle with
him and with this he was dispatching
such CANNES as came in his path, and
which were unequipped with the safe
guards prescribed by the law. Rev.
Vecsey who lives al 474S Kennedy ave-
nue., seeing officer Kerr and knowing
his mission warned him not to shoot
his dog. WHICH he declared wore a
muzzle
Kerr said "ail right but as luck
would have 1T about the first dog he en-
countered about a block away from the
minister's house. was the ministerial
dog. The identity of the canine was
not however known to Oficer Kerr. but
| the fact that the dog was wearing a
strap muzzle around his neck. instead
| of around his mouth, did not escape the
officers ca gle eye He aimed his trusty
weapon and a dead dog rolled over.
When Rev. yecsey found his pet dead
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-20

1. 161ac; packing 1511c.
Eggs-Receipts, 1912 cases: rniscel-
laneous lots. cases included. f1711Hc:
cases returned, 1o5s Ole: ordinary
frsts. 12c; frsts. must be IS per eenr
fresh. 1sc; prime firsts. packed i'm new
whitewood cases ana must be Sc ner
cent fnesh, 14c; extra. Specially packed
for city trade and must be so per cent
fresh, nc; No. dirties. loo; checks. 7c
Potatoes - Receipts 100 cars; choice
to fancy. stoo@1fo per bu
New potatoes - Receipts is cars
good to fancy, s2.15Q225; virginias
per brl. 5000 SIS.
veal-50 to so lbs, sasc; SIS to IS lbs
s@1oc; IS to ZOE lbs. 1oQ11c; s5 t.
125 lbs. II 1sc. heavy. Sc
Dressed beef-Ribs No. i, lie; No. !
loins. 1511c; No. round, 1oMc: No.
chuck 5 a c: No. l plate, 41sc
Live poultry--Turkeys per lb. 12c
spring turkeys. lie; chickens, fowls
1e1ac; ROSTERS, SC; broilers, 2o@23c
ducks. 12c. geese. &c.
Beans Pea beans hand picked
choice. $1.e5 q 90. fair to good, $l.s5d
1876; red kidney. $3.50 ass. brown
Swedish. s2.0o02.65; limas. California
per 100 lbs. $3.50.
Green vegeta bles-Asparagus $1,000
$50 per box: beets, s150@2.oo per box
cabbage. per crate, s2.5oQ $50; carrots
$1.o0 per box; cucumbers, 6OmS5c pc
doz; caulifower. 50cQS1oO per box
celery. 25 Q75c per box; horserad
ish, CSC per doz stalks: eggplant. cas-
75c s1.75; green onions, bunch, SC
green peass s1.75a 200 per box; lettuce
head. tub. 40e soc; leaf, 5@1oc case
mushrooms. 15qs per doz; onions
$3.50 200 per Gunner crate; parsley
| 40c per doZ; peppers, crate Sln0m1 so
pieplant, SG Ice bunch; radishes, 10C
5ocG s1.o0; string beans, s200@4.0O pc
hamper; spinach. 35 a 4oc per tub; swee
corn. per brl. $3.50 $500: squash, crate
| % a 35c; tomatoes. 50Q100 per crate
turnips. s2.00 per 100.