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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-20
Yaa tenote Ggne.

Seq blep inobu0t til Misiions.
mgOe oeO 9iborg, 2. Cat, % tog
imo0 5nobpOelien. Get par / Gage
ne ira g.. til s. 0enne Naane0.
5erit ON 6re0agen pen imo09lf.
ten naaeoe ieg irem til NaaIet.
Oct iaa ilet life iaa goOt uO,-
set 5ao0e resnet op9ti9t og regneoe
irem0eles, iaa uoiieten til OeIbe.
isgte MeOer bar fun Ooarlig.
6oruoen SteOets Brett, @ait. 5.
Sse, baooe 9raiterne 5. @eoerien,
u. Gasmusien og g. aaSmusien
oeltaget / @sOet ON 6reoaeer.
st ti0ligere tillDit Meoe til 5re.
bag aiten par uflpit, iaa ieg fsrit
fit 9eilig6eo til at TONNE meo til
Ms0e SerOag @orgen.
"a ifuloe @e6et boloes ! ben
~oeitre STRIFE, 0en iaafaloteS prin8
@allep airfe.
% 5por itraaIenoe oeiIigt Bel.
ret par ben Tag; oct bar, iom Dor
fore og gooe @uo rigtis lugOe oct
til Rette Tor @isiionsmeOe.
% 3olf benptteoe BET goOe Ger
og 9~eiligbeoen til at fomme lam.
men at bore SUBS Orb iorfpnOt al
Be iorifellige 0rOets 9ienere.
Ter bolotes ian Rsoer i, oenne
airfe 9erOag 5ormiooas. Otter
mioOng og aften og tilliee Sen.
BAG 5ormio6ag og Gftermiooag.
5 oen vsitre STRIFE bolOtes Der
intet Ms6e ON 2eroagen, men ON
Ssnoogen par ser 9eoe bna0e Scr.
mi0oag, eftermiooog % 9lften.
8i par 10 Eraiter nof til at be.
tiene 6egge airfer iamtioig.
Get er let life min 9lgt al T E.
erere, men fun at meo0ele Sno-
trpf ira geieeet.
@i 9reiter bialp hperan0re at
uoiaa SUBS Or6s S9o. enboer ef-
ter lin 3aaoegabe.
Get par rigtig opmuntrenoe -
maaife iprIig for mig, iom PEG nit
4r6eioe Der / iefs 4ar bleD fnDt.
tet til @enneifene Der DeO mango
49rligbeosbaano at ie 5olf
fomme ian talrigt til @soerne.
0g De lptteoe til Croet meo 0p.
mGrfiom6eo - BET funoe man fife
un09oa At e.
92u pei - tnlrigt 5remmgoe o.
opmarfiomt Sptten til OrOet, Ser
f~orfpnoes, er bel life uiejlbart aen-
Oetegn paa ian0 ariitenoom.
Men = Eroen fommer beo So
relien nf Subs Orb, ifrioer gau.
lis, og boor ofte formaner Seius
fife: 500, iom bar 9ren at 6ere
meo, ban 66rel"
SO, ser er @runo til | BET mino-
ite at globes oper BET iom 6oraars.
tegn, naar Nenueifer talrigt iamles
ON og opmprfiomt hitter til Cubs
Orb.
Sg BET bar o~berboneoet BET Sno-
trpf, iee fit al 5orboloene UNDER
bette nit 8eieg. at Der er en- fir.
feIig Opuausnen, oa pit Iiot til,
paa Oisie esne.
Og ON iee life fog fell, iaa er
ben me graitefamilie (Bait. Sees)
oe M~enie6eoerne ogiaa *O at BIZ
be ooot fenote meo binan6en og
boIoe Of binanOen, ino Be fan ar.
beioe beIoigt inmmen.
en. Del al Menig6eoen De,
Der Dor Ipngere ipopnn far
en- m airfe UNDER Opfsrelie fire
Mil Spo for ben gnmIe oSnnn
2nfe" airfe. Zen pentes fproig
til Snopielie bette Gfteranr.
Og be, Der Dor nprmere ben
gnmIe Girfe, taller ft9rft ON at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-20

5 ct gla0, pi mo0tager 0erbiem-
me ira i~triOer man uOen oioere ON
ben italienit-tprfiife arig UNDER
Sperifriften n6soertoget til 8ripo-
lis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-20

S en- artifel i ar. Dgbl.~, bpori
Bnit. CIR. Ssrenien paapeger bet
poIitfffe | Eropit Oitenfelos
1tonGDnelie til SiaIlnnos giifop,
ffriper ban 81. a.:
ct Gooe er Ser bog berpeo. De
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-20
6lere NrbeiOere, baaOe llOlan0in-

Slefe Arpe1oeIe, OauOe uo4PHolHs
ae og inofeOte.
Mere Samarbeioe % Samor9g-
tigbeo baaOe meIIem Misiionsielifa-
berne i%nObproes % mellem Nisiio.
narerne og Oen inOfsOte airte. -
9eore aenOifab til iapanif 9onte.
gang.
Mere @IiatopfplOelie i Den inO.
is0te STRIFE, meo iterre Oeltogelie i
arbeioet ira De ariitnes SIDE.
@ere ~llO6reoelie al Sfriften og
opbereanoenOe Stnoinm iiGr al oct
ganle 6eitamente.
@oo friiteIig 9%iteratur, ii9r I
6peroagsiproget.
Mere ipitematiif 9(rbeiOe bIanot
9srnene.
gioeregaaenoe friitent 5folear.
6ei0e (meO ct nirfeIiot llniperiitet,
inqes Tor ale @iSiionGrer, iomaf.
ilutnina).
(8isie 5Oruoietninger bIeo irenl-
iat / enfeIte ORD eller / set bsieite
en- enfelt S9tnina; Der er ilere al
De 6eilGgteOe 5orloiptninger truf-
ne iommen).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-20

/ De itsrre 9Der, beoefnte oeruofrn
bele oct ebrige 9ano. gn Del ratio
noIiitiifiinoeOe Sapanere snifeoe /
Girfeligbe0en ingenQfisiionGrer Der.
no. MisiionGrerne ielo par oe0 at
taber Mooet for ) gar iiOen, oo
Snpanerne frGoeoe SeloitDre, og
mente. at De funOe ielb; men / DEL.
lemtioen baoOe Sc bait 9eiligbeo
til at preoe oeres egne arpfter,
% Der par otter bleoen goo GIaos
til MisiionGrerne.
6cniDn til Den inOfpotc Strife.
Get irem6Gpeoes itprft, at alt Def
Aninar, iom man paa nogen Woa.
Oe fnnoe legge poa oen inofsOte
Strife bnrOe l9gges Der Nan mant.
te life forege INSTRUMENTATION / ben
@raO, at aniparsfelelien iormino.
ife0es. &c 8riitne buroe mere inc
/ Irbeioet; oct bar oite Silfploet,
at 8rniten Dar 0en eneite glrbei0er
/ en- Meni9beO, og at BET en0og bar
offllrat iom ban enifeoe set
De in0fsote 8rpiter par Op9tiae
NOT o. oillige nof til at or6ei0e /
9Derne, iipr noar DC life par for
langt borte ira 5ofpo, men noe pon
9nn6et bar oct npiten umrligt al
fan 4r6ei0ere. Ger mootte Misiio.
nGrerne / alt 6aI6 asre 9cg1noel.
len.
Zen iterite @3ongel / Ben in0fe0.
te airfe bar Mangel paa pirfeIig
9%ibeIfln0ifab. Observation-Disclosures
bur0e undertakes gnnife anSerleoes
eritn0iat emo 6iOtil, og Misiionp.
rerne bnr6e ie at bol6e isn mango
9ibelfIosier iom mnIigt, og ioa
lp9ae iprlig @pat paa set gnmle
Seitamente. ser bar en- en0nu ON.
trent abioIlt ufenot BEG / Sopon.
llbitbfnins al grbcjOSmarfcn.
bette emne blep irenoroget uoen
at Der Dog bIep iagt ret meget ON
oct. Wion islte to9rtimoO, at pr.
be~ioSitDrfen biOtiI baooe ppret ioa
lille, at 6aren for at trG0e paa
%boeran6res Sper bar ubetD0eIig,
men man inorsmme0e, at for De
enonu ubersrte 2on0oiitrifter par
oct neoOenoigt at maj lit en- 0per.
ensfomit / Stnno for at iorbin6re,
at ct Steo ff ior mango 9lrbeioere
og ct anoet iIet ingen.
4. Samar6eioe.
bleo ogiaa omtalt; mar par iipr
enig ON, at Der bur0e gsres noaet
| ben Hetning paa Sfolernes On.
raaoe. en enfelt Misiion funoe
life = og buroe life - anlqeae
ct nirfeIigt llniOeriitet; men funoe
man enes ON bet, par Der enMano
/ Imerifa, Der nof nil0e ifafie en-
2 a 3 RiIlioner Collars til Def.
Get ioreilpges o9iaa, at ser iful.
De pqre f9aes grGiteifoIe peo ct
iaooant llniperiitet; Der ifuloe man
iaa fore0rage Seologi. ioapiot iom
ale bar enige; De 9unfter, boor.
ON man life oar enige, ifuIoe Ioa
foreOrages ue0 De iorifeIIioe Nis.
TONERS 9preinititlter enten fsr eli.
Ter eiter ltnioeriitetstuoiet. Sfsnt
oct 6lep oplpit, at oct er preoet |
aina til alminoelig 3iIfreosbeo.
fnnot oenne Gel al glnnen BOG life
iGrIig 5%ililutnine.
Geo ct ienere Ms6e blep Der
bolot %4iitemning ON, 6oor flor
6orsgelien fer buroe pGre. 8p0es.
fommiteen for oae @isiioner 6nDoe
nOiteo ct Opruob ON en- 25% 5or.
saelie burtigit mnli9t. 6sriie af.
fleming giaIOt: er 25% nof2 fun
4 itemte 90. 5or Soc bar Ger 9.
5or 100 og Oerooer bar 65. Ronae
nnoloo at itemme, for6i Be troeoe,
oct nptteoe inaentine. 0esuben par
Ftospnnftet ian lnnot fremifrcoen,
at omtrent SaIooeIen boooe for.
laot eofaIet)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-20

en- enfeIt S9tning; Der er Here al
De 6eilGgteOe 5oruoiGtninger truf-
ne iammen).
2. 6lcrc MisiiunGrcr.
apuibu, S6ifofu og Soffai0o, 8.
b. !. bele Sapan uoen ior Den iter.
ite al De / itore Ger - trenger til
3 q 1 @ange iaa mango Misiione-
rer, iom De III bar. 6or SPURIOUS
8eofommen0e pil0e oct enooa bet1.
De $4,000 SnOb. ior bper 0}isiionpr
(oet Mao buifes, at Nisiionprbu-
itruerne pilOe iaa iamme qntaD.
Sofpo er Den 9p, ser tilipnela-
Oenoe er beOit f%oripnet; men al oens
284 M%isiion9rer er ser fun 20 =
type - iom fan ta9e Del / eoange.
Iiitiif arbeioe (~9ieiten er / SfoIer
eller Qpfommere. iom opbol0er iig
Der ior at 'IGre Sproget).
Mange 9per er enonu u0en Dis
iionprer. Ger er iaoIeoes ( 9p me0
$1,000 Sn0b., 1 me0 1000, en-
me0 $4,000, I meo $1,000. 2 mco
$1,000, I meo u 900. 80 meo
10000, pa meo 10000 a 10000,
1896 me0 8 a 10000 5nob. uoen
cen Wisiionur.
Ter er en- Brobins, Sborafi, paa
en- % en- 6emteoel Million Sn06pg-
gere. boor Der fun er 3 Wisiionprer
(to of Dem Suitruer), iom nrbei0er
til Sta0igbeo. 4eppe so al Sol.
fet bar bsrt no9et al ~gpongeliet
Der.
On an6en Brobins Gufuibimar
al omtrent iamme Stsrrelie bar
finn 4 arbeioere q 6amiIie oe 2
apinbemisiionGrer).
Soffaioo er belt / 10 Brooinier;
Der er fun M%isiionprer / De 1.
500 al Solicit Dor pna onnoet
oa / o~un0sbper (6er BOG ofte bar
oper 10000 Sn6b.) men for Dem
er Der enOnu fun giort ganife fi6t.
3. 9nifer 5apanerne Here
WisIionGrer?
On uniOeriaIiit iao0e, at De nof
enifeoe Here Fenge, men life Here
WiSiion9rer. 9ertil bleo ser ioaret,
at oct bar netop De Sapanere, Der
life enife0e flere Misiionprer, ser
trangte bnar0eit til Dem, men for
9eiten bar npiten ale Oe leoenoe
Sapanere enige ON at snife Here
Diisiionerer, Blot Be uar al ben
rigtioe SIues.
en an0en inouenote, at oe NOT
enifeoe Dem, men fun / Gilipl0e al
at De oiloe inotage en- unoeroronet
Stilling. 0ertil ioareOes, at funOe
4anluS iinOe Jig / at bore 1iener
for aorintbierne q &or. 4, 81
iaa buroe ri fannie os peo at bile
frppe mere.
Get gift life an at ifufie Sapnner.
ne innoan iom 3nleren bar bleoen
oct iorleoen: ban elf mo / en-
gutif for at febe Smer; De bap0e
life 8lnms, inn ban tit en- Gaaie al
ct ufenot W9rfe, men GA ban Tom
biem, ianOt ban, at Der itoo ,Deor.
g%arine" paa 9unoen. Saponerne bar
1Ret til at iorlange, at oct er pgte
8nrer, DC faar / De Wisiionprer,
Der fommer beru0.
Der bleu gipet en- Del Me60elel.
Ter ira iorifellige iapanife airfers
slarsmeOer De, Der til6srer oen ia.
naoiife @%etbooiitfirfe boooe boot
ON Here Sunoreoe procents 5ors.
gelie, De Der tilb6rer ben omerifon-
ife @piifopnIfirfe, boooe M | 2or.
aaret beOt ON 5000 6orsaeIie oio.
gna Spsrgsmaalet ON, 6oorfra
ben mooiotte 8onfe itamme6e, bleu
Der benpiit til fsfgenoe fire SLIDER:
Sapons materielIe5remifriOt map6e
eipetalnIeonine til at tpnfe, of bet
oeioa | aanoelia Senieenoe funbe
biaIpe iig ieIp. Manseopitreiienoe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-20

foa opfsrt EN- M % rnmmeligere
Strife j Den gnmles Steo.
Get Ter ioaIeOes 10 til, at Zen
iorene0e oonife Strife" ifal iaa ire
airfer at arbeioe no ira Tor @uos
Riges 5remme / bette itore Onnife
Settlement.
9Lt bette gInOeoe mig at iagt-
tage; tbi = aob, buor pore 69-
ores airfe % 69orenes Sro BOG
bur0e bone en- itor og i~noflpoelies-
rig @laos bIanOt oisie mango
9anosm9no.
@nOnu oil ieg omtale noget, iom
life minoit aIpoeOe mig - oct bar,
at De unge bar me0.
Sea fan aoot iige bet Der, at
oct bar noget al oct, Der Ioa mig
tungeit paa 6ierte, oa ieg arbeiOeoe
Der. at BET ipntes nGiten at oGre
pnu W9ooe. at nnar De unge bar
fonfirmeret. iaa ifuI0e De life goo
/ Strife mere.
San man 0erfor unores ooer, at
BET iGrliet gl9oeOe mig at ie, at
rigtig mango al 0e llnge fom meo
til ois'e MeOerl
Seq foritoo ga ogiao. at @ait.
See nnitrenaer iig for at iomle
Sc unge / airfen og ON oens ar.
beioe.
De al oore 9onosmpn0 I Cur.
ner Sountn, 2. ., iom ilutter iig
til Cen oanife 9irfe" bar opfsrt
Ell pGn % rummeIia airfe / 9pen
@i6org % bar / no9en 8iO bait
boiioO5noe BrPit Ser.
Gen aamle airfe meo 8rpitebo.
liz, boori Baltor See Dor, ligger
3 MiI Bet for @iboro).
2e oanife 9optiiter, iom bar
SAT- foit 9irfiombeo / % omfrine
gibore / fIere 9Gor, bar MI ogina
airfe / gnen - ti6Iigere Iaa Sen
en- @iIspei ira 9pen.
Wetooiiternes @irfiombeo poa
0isie Gane fsrer nof en- ben0senOe
SiIuGreIie, og set inmme par, ioo
biot ieg foritoo, / en6nu b6iere
@roS 5ilf9loet meo a6bentiiternes
@irfiomheo.
@iborg er Ell imuf lille 9p.
Der uomerfer ia oeo HenIiebeo
% nnieliae. Oels tore oe prpatiee.
9eboeliesbnie.
Soa 5of for Sen 8enIigbe6 og
@pittribeo, ies un6er nit 9eisg
meote bnaoe bos GrpItefomiIien
% andre.
q. 30. u noerfen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-09

LATEST GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS
GRAIN

CHICAGO. April s.--Further short Gov
ering operations In May wheat contracts
was the opening feature on the board Of
trade. The price Was carried up to sIac
and IL was estimated that fully 15,O00OO0
bu had been covered this week. When this
demand subsidized the market reacted and
finished heavy at 1s@hc below Fridays
closing figures. The Bartlett house were
conspicuous buyers early In the session.
There was bullish advices from Mime
apoiis relating to the cash situation, II
being claimed that a million bushels out
OF store had been sold. IL was pointed
out that sales Of this character had been
going on all week In amounts aggregating
.oo.sO To 10000 daily. The later selling
here was general and In prospect OF a
hearish government report. which is due
at II O'Clock Monday.
Corn was strong throughout with Bart
lett-Frnzier large buyers Of the May de-
livery The market finished strong ut Iac
advance; July and September ruled nc
hi ghcr.
May oats shorts covered. causing asc nd
vance: the deferred options closed 1sc
higher.
Provisions opened steady. In spite Of a
weak hog market at the yards. The local
crowd worked for an advance but were not
vigorous buyers later the market devel
oped weakness and closed heavy with
scalpers selling. Trade was small.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-09
PRODUCE MARKETS
Corrected Daily.)

EGGs-lndanapolis 1obbers paying to
shippers. l4c dozen at mark for strictly.
fresh. delivered at Indianapolis: duck eggs!
n5c. goose eggs. 35c. Country shippers
paying lie for fresh eggs.
BUTTER-Co butter. packing stock
paying prices, delivered At indianapolis.
lie. Country shippers paying lie In4
iianap polls jobters selling creamery extras.
&c for prime. DC for tubs: creamery frsts
la4c for prints. &c for tubs.
BCITERINE-Selling at 12d23c.
CHEESE Jobbing prices: Imported
Swiss 32c: new domestic Swiss. 2Sc: Wis
lconsin, new cream, CSC: New York full
cream. 1Sc; Philadelphia cream. dozen.
81 10; long horns. THO 1sc domestic linn
burger. lie: brick. rev. 1'c: Neufchatel.
large box. BIO: small box, 45c.
POULTRY--Jobbcrs' paying prices. de-
livercd at indianapolis: Fowls. 12lac T.:
springs, 15c; rosters &C: old turkeys,
he: young, lec: spring guinea hens $3.50
dozen. ducks, 10c: geese. &c: capons, over
Z lbs. 15c: to lbs. lac. Country ship
ipers quoting 1hGl5c for turkeys. 13c for
fowls to Tor rooste-s. &C for geese. S49c
FOR ducks. 12c for spring chickens. 12Gl4c
.tor capons: squads. S3M325 doz.
4 GAME-Jobbe-s paying: Wild ducks,
x546.Jo dog wild geese SIS doz.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-09
WALL STREET

NEW YORK April S-The saturday
two hour session on the stock exchange
was a repetition Of the many short ses-
sions preceding what has come TO be
known in the street "dectson day.
The speculative rank and file were fever
lshly awaiting the action Of the supreme
court Monday and floor operations were
fsstricted to the minimum. About the only
feature during the initial hour was the
hn mmering of Missouri Pacific by two
leading professionals
The stock was pressed down IL. but
later recovered u aud ruled steady at the
end OF the hour at u net decline. oher-
ings seemed to be vel! taken aud il the
movement was intended TO dislodge unde-
sirable company II failed OF its purpose.
The remainder OF the list was intensely
dull. Steel common ruled Il higher: Can
preferred continued active and was marked
up y. National Biscuit was of Il and
copper ruled unchanged. The remainder
Of the list. both railroads and industrials,
ruled practically unchanged with steady
undertone. American shares in London
closed lower.
Price changes during the last hour were
very slight, the market remaining sta
tionary. The volume Of business WAS about
the smallest on record The uudertone re
manned arm. Total sales 1900 shares.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-09
WAHOO SAM NEVER
TAKES A BAD ONE
Would Get More Base Hits if
His Eyes Were Less
Keen, Friends Say.

Lincoln. Neb. April Sin the opin-
ion of some of the Tigers, there is
such a thing as having too good an
eye that ii interferes with batting sue
cess. Sam Crawford is pointed out
as man who would get more base
hits if he were TO go after bad balls
occasionally instead of waiting for one
to be put over the plate. This should
not be interpreted to mean that Sam
it in any way feeble as sticker. On
the contrary. he has the general rep
utation of hitting the ball as hard as
anyone living and being as dangerous
in pinch, reputation sustained by
his record. But he has lot of tough
luck in driving the ball directly at
somebody.
Il believe that Sam would get more
base hits if he went after bad balls
now and them said Edgar Willett. in
talking of the Wahoo mans ability to
Judge whether a ball is over the plate
or not. Sam never goes after wide
one, so other pitchers tell me. Davy
Jones has the reputation of having "a
great eye, but he has nothing on Sam
in this particular.
The fieldiers, knowing that Sam
won't go after them unless they're
over, pick the right spots to play for
his drives, and they collar lot of
them. no matter how hard they may
be hit If the Wahoo mani hit a few
wide or close ones. he would drive the
ball to more scattered sections of the
lot, and it wouldn't be possible to fig
ure him out SO closely as it is now.
Now take Lajoie. who is great
hitter and a slugger too. like Sam.
Larry hits at bad balls all the time.
and there is no telling where he will
drive them. There isn't any groove
into which he is likely to hammer the
pill. except that he hits balls on the
inside of the plate into left field. If
he waited until he got one exactly
over he probably would begin to hit
into certain spots all the time. and
the Helders would figure out sys-
TEN to rob him.
It's hard thing TO tell exactly who
has the best eye in the league. Top
sy Hartsel is the hardest man for me
to pitch to, because | have lot of
trouble getting the ball over the plate.
ALI those little fellows who crouch at
the plate are tough for a pitcher, and
for this reason they are getting on a
if you get him in the hole. but if he
gets the edge on you, he will wait I'M
til they come over"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-09
OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS

PITTsBuRG. Pa. April Seattle sup
ply light, market steady: choice. 81. 5OM
&S5: good. s6l5aI6.4O: tidy butchers, s.. Is
&t6iO: fair S3M5.50; common, A50M3 ::
common to good fat bulls. &3.50d5.75;
common 20 good fat cows. S2M5.2J: heifers,
S4M8: fresh cows and sprlngers, S30a6O !.
veal calves. s7.3omS: heavy and thin calves,
market steady: prime w.thers,, s4;i5Ma23:
2s5: culls and common, S2M3: lambs. $3.50
M5i5: spring lambs. scala. Hogs Re
ceipts. 10 double decks, market slow prime
heavy hogs. x6.GodG.65; mediums, SI.056I
TO; heavy workers.. S11OMIl5; light york
ers, $40 pigs. $40; roughs. $5.15M9.60 :
stays. A&.50Ml.I5
UNION STOCK YARDS, H.. April s.
HoEs-Reccipts, 1900: market slow and
weak; mixed and butchers. Ss.35m $50
good heavy, S6.35M6.55: rough heavy.
e6O56l8?5: light. S6+su6.s5: pigs s6.+OM
$50; bulk. S6.35diG.55. Cattle Receipts.
900: market. steady: bceves. SS.c5MG,0
COWS and heifers. s3.5aG,I5: stockcrs and
feeders, - 25si5.o0: Texans, A75d5o0
calves. &iJO6II.25. sheep Receipts. 1000
market. steady: native and western, $3M
6ea: lambs. SSu635.
EAST BUFFALO. y. T.. April S.-Cattle
Receipts. so: market active. steady
prime steers s6.s0a675: butcher grades
tive, nrm; Gull 20 choice. s5df9. Sheep and
choice lambs. S6.15M6.9O: Gull to fair. $50
$50; yenrIings, S5.5OM6: sheep. S3d5.l3
HoVs-Receipts, 1880: market active, Il
ESsc: mixed. ssS@7: heavy. s6,6oas Is
soughs. S5.S0el8: stays. 81 S015.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-09
KILLED
VS-.1O e.
BY AN ASSASSIN
Asphalt Magnate Shot from
Ambush in Venezuela, 1t
Is Reported.
(Americe News Service)

Jersey City, n. j., April s.-A dis
patch received this afternoon by Mrs.
G.. W. Critchfield, of 8 Emory street,
confirmed the Washington advices OF
the death of her husband, one of the
pioneers in asphalt mining in Vene-
zuela. who was shot from ambush on
his ranch in Mexico.
Her son, Grant, who is a student at
Stevens Institute, Hoboken, and her
husbands brother, w. r. Critchfeld,
are on their way to Mexico. On his
last visit to his home, Critchfield, who
formerly was Republican leader
here. had spoken of threats on his life
by a discharged employe and this man
is believed by his widow to be the as
sassin- Critchfeld was born in Kan
sas fifty-one years ago. He had an
eventful career, having been success
lively a school teacher, principal of a
grammar school, reporter, lawyer
and finally an explorer and miner. He
had large interests in Mexico, Vene-
Zuela and other central and southern
American countries.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-09
WHIPPING POST is
FAVORED BY MAYOR

Mayor Zimmerman said yesterday
morning that if he ever went to the
state legislature he would fight for
whipping posts as treatment for
habitual drunkards and wife heaters.
He declares that this would be the
only treatment to end drunkenness
failing them does no good, he says,
for they seem rather to enjoy it. 81
don't believe the legislature would
have the nerve though" he comment
ed. Zimmerman receives letters
about once week from inmates of
the Jail, asking releases. Earl Hunt
ington, Jimmy Maher and Ed Edsall
keep the mails hot with pleas for re-
lease. These three are the "regu-
lars and spend most of their time
behind the bars.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-09
FINANCIAL NOTES
Wall street news summary:

Wall street news summary:
New York banks gain IS 600 In cur
rency movement for the week.
Democrats in senate elect Martin Of Viz
ginia as minority leader.
of condition in winter wheat states.
Idle car statistics for fortnight ending
George W Jackson. incorporated. build
Ter Of Chicago subway, placed in hands OF
creditors committee
March statement Of British board Of
trade shows increase OF S2.l1o.0Co in i'm
ports and s32 ,2ei 800 in exports.
concerns alter meet ie u s, that
changes In prices would not be justified
Erie TO pay of sl25oo, 900 three yeass
q per cent notes Saturday.
Twenty cotton mills In Fall River go
on short time TO curtail output.
>eH German firms with combined capt.
tai or $50 100000 start in potash industry;
with 30 year ago.
Two sales OF New York stock exchange
seats have recently been made at xIs,coo.
An increase of $40, 600 lbs in the supply
or copper Is shown in the report of the
opopP.r producers association for March
eign deliveries increa sed largely over the
figures for February
The March report compares as follows:
Mar, 1911. Mar. 1910
Stocks prev. month. 1856 49,, no IO7 Isl 993
Production 3o.532 $50 120. Oo7 +67
Domestic deliveries. 6soso7Ss 62.s4iSls
Exports ...........-, 59,0Sl127 40.os316
Total consumption 125 1896 1903 43o5so
/ Stocks remaining .162OO1 1874 123S24. s14
The stock Of copper on hand is 100000
lbs larger than that year ago.
Sears Roebuck & Co are establishing a
large storage warehouse at Kansas City
7 to facilitate deliveries ON orders for heavy
m al iIl fhrx-nSy
company already has similar but smaller
warehouses in several eastern and western
cites. An officer of the company stated
Friday that the business this year
showing an increase OF about 10 per cent
over that Of 1910 and that profits were
running in about the same proportion.
| Anthracite coal shipments for March
were 5.996, S94 tons, as against 5.174,166
tons in 1910. and for the quarter 1921 $50
tons. as against 1o.5125ss tons in 1910.
ways company for the year ended Jan. 81,
| 1911. joint account, shows that the city
| ceived SIt4.635 as its IS per cent share OF
| the corporations net Income for the pc
| franchise ordinance. Chicago's division OF
| the earned balance was $50, 795 less than
| the amount paid into its treasury by the
The decrease in the ctty's share OF the
| traction company's profits was due to the
| inability to reduce operating expenses dur
showing having been made on basis Of
| about 20 per cent of the work provided by
| the ordinance completed. and to an in
|, crease of S5s9.S12 in interest on valuation
| of the property.
l. During the fiscal year there added to
| capital account Sl6.375.302 through the sale
| Of bonds to cover the cost OF Improvement
| work.