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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28


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Die 8srbreitung Der Peit ourd pets
tranfe Gbinsisn 5u perbinoerH, tit, rte
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ptro, Der Qefttonareb in Srtutst, Der
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MT 9Iomten 81 belegen. Siefes Gors
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niht b.iIer, uls bic QnlesuRs zines siz
iernen Ringes, ben ieoer 8uleersnitrof-
lima in fruberen Sabrbunoerten erhtelt.
guf ben Sintpeis, oaB es ii1 bier I'm
cine brutale uuo grduiame Wtrtli6fett
bunble, unb nm etnen 3fpong, Der aus
Ritiiht au5 bic 9sfuuobeit Der ean3cr
welt isnrineutale grtpGguugeu nift
sulaiTs. bei6Iob Der 9efttongreb alts'
ben 2lutruu bes Gouperneurs bon Sc
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Al anaehultsn tpsrbeu fam, ots nrtts
Observation-Disclosures su beahteu tno
be1 GpnItolibehorhe bic 9etampfuug
Der qeit purd llnterI Iu6ung Der Grnra
fen Su srm0sIihen. 8as abfldusn osr
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eine 9Ieiplombe befinoet, orrth Die Der
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fen Hur pIpmbtrte GbiReisn iibsrfaEsi'
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28
Mustudrtige mdrfte.
Hem mnrf 21 mar..

New Dprf, II. Wart.
RebI.-- 3ufubr 16, ,Tol gbIs., 8erfaubt
28, 1898 8bIs. Wartt rMbig uHD ftettg. -
Gpring Bdtent o. .S5-5. 10, Binter Stratgbts
So. .75-3 .85, Rtnter gatents S4.l0--4. 80,
Sprtua clears So. .75-4.l5, Dtnter Grtrds
no. 4 So .25--3 so, 80. 2 DO. So. l0-3.25,
aanSas ftrdiabts 81 l5-430.
Roqgeumeb[ If felt. Sair Bis gus
tes "a 4.40-4.50, Dolce bis fanep $4.55--
4.SO.
8u6weisenmebG tit rubts su s2.75
per 100 Bfuno.
Butweisen lift rubig. amsrieaH 1866
nnb Ganabian 5Sc c. i. {. aetu Dorf.
NaismebI lit ftetis. - 5eines IuetBes
uno geLbes 81. I5--l. 20, srobes 81. .lo-l.15
AiIu6rieo 81 10.
Roesen uominea.-- 80. 2 8eiteru s3c
{. o. 5. Rem Dort.
gerfte 1T ttngeregelt. Tatsgerfte $l.16
LIE c. l. T. Stem gort.
@etsen.-3ufubr So, 400 Su., gerianbt
222 ,3l6 Bu. Rarft uneeregeIt. slo. 2 rotber
932Se i'm GIeuator unb 94ssscf. o.b. ihmims
msHo, 9ao.l Rortbern 0ulutb 81 .o6H fob.
ibptmmeno.
Delfdtorn. 49, 3ufubr 46,I25. 8er,
ianot "a ,489 8u Dsartt feit. Aeaes Ro.
y Sizes (. o. b. i6mimmenb.
6afsr. 49, 3ufubr 20, $50 8u., 8erIanot
3. 80 8u. Nartt piaia. Stanbarb wetber
36c, aO. 2 petbsr S61se, go. 8 351Ge, Ro.
4 S4Lc.
Seu 1T rubie. 9rirna 1lOc. Ro. 1071ac,
80. 2 9O-100c, Ro. 3 50-S5c.
SOFTEN tft ftetig. StGte 1910, oroiudrer
Bis Dolce 25-2gc; 1909, l6-2lc; Baeiftc
eodft 1910, orbiudrer bis 4otce 2o--22e;
1909. l4-I7c.
5aute ftub unaereaelt. eentraI4mertcu
2oLc. gosota 211I-22Ac.
aeber lift rubis. Semiof 23I-251zc.
gort 1T itetta. SanriLn so .00-2l 90,
ibort clear slSOo-l9.0o, Reb S2I.5o-
2l.75.
Besf 1T ftetia. Sauttlp s15.5o-16.Oo
Useb sl4OO-l4.50, 8eefsShiHtsu $27 0C
-2g 90, 8erpaft Sl2 .00-l2 so, gitp ertrO
Snota BeB St5. .00-i5. 80.
Gut Reats ftnb ftetig. @sp0teIte Bel
| lies, 10 bis IA 8fb., ll--l2kc, DO. S1uLs
tern $3.50, DO. S6inten l2c.
2 5dmals 1T feit. Ribole 8eit primo
. $500. Raffiuirtes rubig. Continent
50 30, 2. u. $1,000, COMPOUND 72s-7Kc
Lalg lit fau. 4rtmu GttD 6l4c
9euntrp 51s-6kc.
saumwolliaamsn Gel lit ftetis
8rtra robes $ .2O-525, prtma SourmeI
| aelbes $6.30-6.35.
gstroIeumt 1T itetis. Raffiuirtes Sen
/ TORT $40, 9hiIabelpbiG uHo Baltimort
81 40, DO. in 8ult $3.50.
BoIte lit rubig. Gomeittc 5Leece 81
SIC.
oars III ftetis. Stratneo, sepobnIitei
| bic antes - 25-s5O.
TsrpsRtiH lift feft at ll4c.
/ Aeis III rubi9. GiuheiMil6er 24-0A {
gatnd 5t2--6c.
RoIaiies III ftettg. Rep SrIsaas Epel
aettle. gutter bis dolce, 30--50c.
! Sader.-Roher TIT wtuie. RuscapGo
SO 5eit, 342, Centrifugal SO Teft 3.92e
ToIaffes 3afer SO Ieft 3.lTe. Rafffuirte
TT ruhis. Gut aoaf $50, gruibeo 5.50C
gspulb ~ 5.l5c. Cubes 5.05c, gewoere
4s0c, Branulateo 4.S0c, Diamond ~
40, gonfeetioners N" 4.e5e, SO. 4.65
l9o. 2 4.60e, go. 3 4.55. Ro. 4 4.50s, no.
I4.45e, Rp. 6 4.40c, Ro. 4.35c, Rc.
4.30c, Ro. 2 4.25e, Ro. 10. 4.20e. Ro.
4.I5c, SO. IL 4.I0c, RO. Is 4.o5e, ao. /
4.05c.
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eas. esHss nas asafn iH Rss Drf.

Gsib ON eau mar wtlIig 30 2L<%.
griua gel6dftspapiere unroeH 30 4---
4Lg 6isfontirt.
GferItuas GT6anGe III ttetis -
gtd5t All a. .S8I 4.66A uno 90 Iase StDf
su 1885, 4.s4.
HnnpsssEbItgationeH rpareH pes
tia uno suurbsn rpie folst unottrt:
Ser. staateH Rsfaasins ~ loia
oeb.. az realftrirte tls25l li5 - 10,
Coupons lI511 -ii61& 8fs reGtitrirts 1919
---lO2K, Coupons l0l -I02<, pdHaHd
Coupons 2E l0i--i0ik.
attieumartt Bdbreno Des gro bts..
rbeiles oes 1aGes mar Der Wart pelte
ftarf o5Ieids bel Der Gr0ffnung itteaen o,e
aretie, aeaeH Ritsas trat iesoa siHe beat
dan Elm Bic aber rmr uen furser 0auef mar.
Geaen 5dIub wures Der Nartt Ipieosf taI' !.
unS nancse uon ben attten bnften reot ans
nsbutbare gewinne nufsnwetieu.
seahfssbeubs QurIe wnrbeu pom Der Etrs
ma Srpiu, sallman / Go, Re. s@S-zoz
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9ufer.--Bveiie feft. Hdfftntrter Gut
Goat 6.20e, poweeree $50, gubes 5.65c,
aranuIaseo 5.4oc, Genfeetioners IA" 5.35c.
on ~ 5.10-5.35e. wesser ertra ,,g"
1876. .05c, ertra e" 4.s5-4 soc, oroinds
rer aelber 4.65-4.70c.
Rolafies ifs itstta. aeu Orleans
Open asttle 34--44e, Centrifugal l5-23s.
per Gaaone. sorahum 33-37e per Gauone.
aets-Rarft siemIt4 Iebbaft une ftes
tia. Qouiiiana. sanen Deab 8-611se. priraa
41-511Se. oroinaEer 3ss&-411sse. 5apan g.
4e per giunc.
1airp grc6nste.
Butter.-Rarft rubis gsrsis niebriser.
ssamep gredmsrp 2651e, gseamerp firfts
241se, DO. isconos 20e. feHepG GariD lSe, no.
i8e per Qfune.
adIs. - Rartt ltetig. Clio flat 15e.
gorSweftergiaes I5k-i6s, aew Dcrf l6e.
S6wsiser lsx 20lIe. stusburssr Ice.
Bird l8c per 9funo.
Gter. - anaebct arcs, Wsarft Han
grtna frifAe 1lbnereier 15e, firits l4e.
feepnbs ISc per Gutene, ie na6 Hualitdt.
lsdnIeeier 6Dc, GHteneier 2Oe per Dtn
@efliiael. 4a6fraee sle nlids aat,
Rarsf feit ErriHG 9hi6ens Is - 24f,
0iihner I41Ec, 6Shne Sc, Trnthlbncr 10 20c,
Guls Sc, GHtsn is--l7e. SAME 6--se per
gfMHe.
Dbft nnb @tmlie.
aeyfsI.--gnucp aew Bert s5 .50--e.50,
asu0hnItdts S. q 90 per Obi
@ffrenen. - Rarft itetia. ealiferRia
g. -25--3.5O, sRsiHEa S3.5O--3. 10 per Rtlte.
EranqeH Morft ruhig une ftefig. -
California s2.25-2.75. 5IsriSa 500 =
2.50 per Rife.
BrsissIbeersn--Ganep s2.0o-2.5o
per Rite.
aartoffeIn - Wi6igan $l COL. rs,
eouispilie III 65--I rs. per 16l. wsi4tsau
50--55e per Hu. pom Stcrs
JuHge 1avtcffeIn.--dIoriDa f2.50
--2.75 per Camper
sabtartsffstH - EsHsH SHiss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28
Ghtcnnn. 2T. Wara.

RebI. -- Rartt taum ftetis g8iuter
gateHtS 81. go 80, Stratahts $S.60-4.l0,
Sprtna ateuts beites g .00-5 40, Struig5ts
a O0-4 10, 9aiers S3.O0-440.
Bei,eu. - Eur glai s7sS-Ss5sc, am
Snlus $50; fir Sult STss - $50, am
sdmb sSe FIR September s72& - SS4e,
am ShIus 8slsc.
Reifttorn. Tiir Rai 4755Ss-4s114c,
am Sdlus 4sJsc; fur SuIi 49ss-494c, am
sAIub 4gs<c; fir September 5o1 - 5lc,
oaisr.- sar Ras 3o1s-so1fe, am
ShIus 3o3se; fur Sui 3019--301se, am
s6lub 30s+c, fur September 3o1z-3o1se,
am 56Eub $685..
RpGaen. SO. 2 9Ik-92c.
@erits. - 8ute SGt.ergerits 1856,
aute bic dolce WaIsaerfte 95-l07c.
TIansiaameu. - go. 2. %. 23Sc,
ao / q. gS. 25oc.
Iimetbpiaamsu. - s1l go per Gents
Her.
so per GsntHer.
Rebport. - SIC. .75--l7.Oo per 9bI. --
Tar Rai sl5.S5 - 1900, am 5dIas
$ls00 fur SuIi $3.50 - 1910, am
ShIub 1870.
ShmaIs. S8.57% per 100 2fo.-5dr
Rai - 60 - $40, am S6EuB SS.67 "
fur SuIt ss.55-s. 81, am S9Ius s. .621zz;
fur 5epteubsr $3.50 -- S.57k, an ShIub
$S.57R.
Short Rtppenieitsu.-soie SS.25-
8. 90 per 100 gfo. Sir Tlai $s.s5 - 500,
am Salab 500; fir SGIi sS.57K -
s. .65, am S@lub 1856; fur September
s.. .5o-s.55, am S@tus $3.50.
SduItern. - Shrrt flare Seiten, uer'
padi, SO .I2h-9.25.
9utter. - Rar.t ftetig. greamerp Is
--22e, Tnirp l4-l9c.
Gier. - Rartt itstis. 6rii9e l4k -
l5e per TuEsHo.
9dis. - Rartt itetis. Cream II --l4'
per Bfuno.
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8iihe $2.25--4.65, ertra $4.75--600, Gans
ners $2.50--3.65, Gtoders unb Seebers $3.25
$50, ertra $5.60-575.
8ulIen - 8te 3afubr mar orOber unD
oieies bate sur SoIge, oaB bic 8retie um
l5-25c beruntergiugen.
Nagere uno IetdJte 81. 75---4.75, Bologna
s4.S5--5.10 srtra $5.l5--5.25, fette 8uaeH
$5.25--5.B5.
NtI6fIbe-Ta bic 3ufnbr In Der per'
fOiieHeu 8ohe sienIlth srob uuo pie ytads
frage nur rrdbtg mar, 10 fteIen Die Yretie
um S3 bis s. per Stid. Ter Nartt fblOB
lbwab.
Grtru $50 5.OO-GO.O0, quite bis auserIsiene
$37 .50-5250, orpiuare bis quite $500
$500.
8dIber.-Ger Rarft mar beute taum
ltettg, oa bic 3ufubr eine groBe mar. Die
RahfrGge roar Siemlieb gut.
Crbindre uno grobe 60 3.00-6.50, fair bts
CUTE Ieidts $3.50. .25, ertra 81 .25-7 80.
&dIber in ben 8ontmtiious SGuierr. --
SGucD 7Ec, prtmd bis auserleiene 62--
7c, eroindre 5--6c.
g 6peine. Die 3ufubr non S9mets
nen mar beute SiemItb srob uno Die Yretle
fieIen besbalb um l0c per 100 Bfuno.
Sdwere Shweine $3.50 - 100,
quite BIG auserle1ene 8erpddnn9ss nuo
SLeiiheriprten 81 l0-7.15, gemti6te Ser
padungsiorten $7.00--7I5, oroiuare bis
auserIeiene i6msre fette Sdae $4.25-6.25,
ertra S635, Staas S400 - 5.25, Ieidte
8erIanotiorteu 81 1O-7 20, 5erteI uoH llO
9fb uub peuiger S6.90-7.2O.
G6afe uno GGmmer. Die 3ufHbt
mar nur mdBtg, bic Nahfrage etue 5temGtt
quite unD bic 3sreiie itetig.
SAafe. -- Grtra S425, quite bis aus
erLeiene 1915 - 4.15, oroinGre bis quite
$2.25-3.50, S6brltnse $4.50--5.25.
Sdmmer-GrtrdS6 60-6.65, CUTE bis auser
leiene So O0-6.50, oroiudre bis CUTE 500
$50, geidboreue S5.00-5.65.
Trttb abrss g dmmer Uurbeu MD
DieI eetauft uub oas beuttge sraebot por
IL stud In Berpttt pom etwo 46 Bfuuo PR
Stiid brodte lie pro Bfuub ooer etpG A
pro gfnno rpenteer ale Iebte 8o6e.
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Gbtcaoo, 81. Rdrs.

Rtubpieb. Beepes 1926 -- $50,
Teras Sttere S4.50-5.70, we'tIi6e Stiere
475-5.s0, Stoters uno Tesbers 800
$50, RIbe unb 5eifers 81 .20-59 80, &dLber
s.. .25-7 .25. RGrtt l0c H;eeriger
g s6uetue. -- 9ethte $6.7O-7.1O, aes
ntti6te s6.45-690, ihDere s620-6.70,
raube $6.1O-640, quite bis auserLsiene
i9uere s6.40-67O, 5ertel $6.50-7.O5.
Nartt lOc nteoriaer
S6afe uno dmmer.-Sdafe: GiHs
beiutfte $3.O0-5.35, rueitlibe 81. .30-5.45
SGhrlinge S4.75-5.60.
Gdmmer. Ginbeinriife $5.00-6.50,
peitl6e $5.25-6.60. Rartt idpab uno l0c
nisoriaer.
3ufubr. - RiRbpieb IL 900, Sdweine
4S 900, S1ofe uno 2dInu,er % 900.
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metaa ANarft.
Qen DesI. q7. War,.

Sinn mar beute rabis 80 $40 e0--4l .25
uHbRupfer ihpa6; aote su sI2 81 " 22--l2. so,
GlertroIptbie su sl2.25 - l2.37h uno Ga
ftina ia $l2 00--12 l21S. BIei mar itetia ~
a. Cd so nn6 spelter miEIiger 90 $3.50
6.65. ellen mar ruhig. ne. douness
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DaAs.-Dearit ru5ie uno fstis. tdHb'
Ter tanfen prima III 2S--29e per 9fuue une
psrianfsn fletRs GuantitatsR al 2--5c nIebr.
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Viebmdrfte.
Cincinnati q. !

Cincinnati, q. RGrj.
2ufubr uHe Berianot pdbreHb ben per-
fIoiieneH "a StuHoen perglthen NIT ben
DorbsrsebeRben Sassr, Darsa rrie foist !:
3ufuhr uno 8eriauot pdbreao Der per
HoHeaeu Rode, uersIihen NIT ben pors
heraebeHoeu 8odben, rDdreH mie foIst,
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nnaew afdeue.
v eri Aie e b erss.

Dele. - Wdrtt ~ itetig. 2etn0I
robes 96e, getD6tes 97e per galone In
gartien pon IL Dbl. Grsra CONNER Ieit
2arbSl 85e per GaaoHs. Cotton Seeo
Del robes d. 49c, raffiRtrtes 52--53c per
GalIone. 1erptntin sl.l3, getrpGeum, Ser.
lection 10e, Ohio, gentutp uno Snbtana
9s<c per @auoue. GroUa GaioIin lSc,
Ropbta i3e per @anoHe.
gals. - Ter Dsartt III ruhie. Ohio
Riper S0-s5c, HRi6t9aH unb AtroR SAC
per Dbl. pon $50 gfnas.
GaIe 1T itetig.--Drina Gitp 6sszs-6s{e,
DO. Gpuutrp 61z--655se per Bfuno.
ApbIen- Rorft ruhie. Douahioebenu
$3.50. Rub unb glad 500, aanGwba
5tEftobIen $3.50. Rub unb SInf 81 30
400 per Tonne abasIiefert Rau6Ioie5tii
fchlen S4.25, aRtsreeite $50 per Tonne
abesIiefert. Cote toitet 800 per Tonne
uhaeIiefert.
Sdmereien. - RarGt fen. Gleeiaas
men 81 COS .25 uuf herr 8eIsiie unb So 25
--9 so per Bu. pom store. Iimothp 81 80
800 auf benz @eIeiie uub $5.00-6.O0
per Buibei pom Gtere. Bu4ueisen 90c.
6Ia@s siaamen 81 80 per 9u.
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gprtbern su $15.75 - 1875, SO. 2 90. in
$I5.B0-I6O0, Ro. I goutbern nuo Io. l
@outhern loft su $l5.5O--1600.
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gSferbe unb Nytauleiel.
Cincinnati. 81 ~

Etnetnuutt, "a. HRnrb.
Tas Ansebot mar in Der psrfIeTenen
Rohe nicbt ares. oie Rahfrage aber nar
mdsss anb Die greife itefig. Die foIGens
ben Gnotirungen naroeR am S6gus Der
s1o1e nambaft semadt
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SstnfsnA psaE ahttanf.
Der iiHiat Int bssiisen glearinsbdus bss
lief ith beute auf 81, ,705, $50.
Rssai. .sffnrstasen
Ute @efhafte ihitnen beuie an Der 90rfe
9ani uHb gar oarHieser ~ Iiepen, bod uas
ren eie qreiEe feft Columbia 9ds & Glees
tric Mnb Ohio Traction 60. &ftisH rp1reH
bic stHsieeH gapiere, peldae esIuaS seben
seieteu. 8erfuuft rpurben:
aa sss Dsrir.
Before Call.
II aflien @rabe Eoop Epeftal pfe.
~ fIfiisa gelnfHbta @as GIsc.. ......... iset
- hfftsa II e. RstuitHa .............s... Hls
FIrss Gall.
- s.tssH EssEHss.a Sss 8 aGss. t.11z.
Between Cali
30 aifisH Dtlo Traction G0.............. as4
5m sissseH gasssts.
1ie00 Qsac b0fgitaI DER 1850, ,.......s..... 07sz
n GtfisH 0in. 1fiutna agnAtHe pie..,.. its
aaGftebenbe 1abege pon I'm bisfiieen
Marft befinnlideR Bombs anb Aftieu eiebt
bie ofitsieIleu Emottrungen an:
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grubirt IL. g. MstaL poIiTh~
unb ,gurtsspsrs 5rieRo". bs.
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Bonn Uelbntarfte.
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fIoiienen rs 9tunoen, psrslihsn NIT oerieI'
ben 3eit uoriser Node, pareu wte fo!gt:
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NhtAEu

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76O Bbgs. TiftiIler's 5iuiabee Goens auf
Der Bats ron 81 80 per Salon.
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Htnb teb. - LM sSuThpt Iuur HeHLe
arob unn Die Radbfraee eine stemGif quite,
bic 2retie warsn baber ltetig. - Sto6ers
unn Eeebers mareFi Itetis.
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$3.50, fanrp $500, Chfen $2.25 6.25,
EleiiderItiere S4.25--5.75, ertra 1854. 60,
hsissrs $S25 --- 5.65, egtra s5.75--6oo,
Newark post., 1911-08-23
FSSay On Canadian
Reciprocity
Continued from Page S.

any protest.
The real question is one o: COM
mercial economy only. What ad-
yantages will be derived from such
an agreement both by ourselves
and by Canada? There are some
who actually oppose reciprocity
because our neighbor will gain by
it. What they want, forsooth, is
that we gain everything and Can
ada nothing! Such spirit is un-
worthy of any man who boasts
himself an American. So base an
attitude is not worthy OF further
mention.
The bill was designated to be OF
mutual advantage to both coun-
tries. "An exact balance of finan-
cial gain is neither imperative nor
attainable,' said the President in
his message. 1t would be foolish
and narrow-lninded to attempt
such a fine equality of profit. The
duties proposed to be RENTED by
the United States, yield about twice
as much revenue as those RENTED
by Canada. But the proportion
of her concessions to her income
is much larger than ours. Can
ada has great future before her.
She is now like a giant in chains.
She grows slowly in population,
her trade is sluggish, her activi-
ties confined. We have imprison-
ed her in tariff walls; we have
bound her limbs with chains Of
high protective duties. But re-
move the heavy chains and throw
down the high walls, and new
source of life will come to her.
And the great benefit will be ours.
Canada with her present popula-
tion of 5000, 900, despite the tariff,
purchases rom us, $225, 100000
worth a year. She is, next to
Great Britain, Our best customer.
She buysfrom us more than from
p ali other nations together. How
much more she will purchase from
us when the duties have been re-
moved and when her population
will be increased manifold, it is
easy to foresee. 1t is quite prob
able that she will outstrip even
Great Britain in her imports from
us. Such a result alone would us
tiay the agreement.
ABut that is only one Of its ad-
vaNtages. The bill lowers the rate
of / duty considerably on many
manufactured ,articles, especially
Newark post., 1911-08-23

farmers implements, and removes
the duty entirely on agricultural
products. Because of this, a great
hue and-cry is raised by the op-
ponents of reciprocity. They ar
que vchemently that, by allowing
Canadian competition, it will ruin
the American farmer. Although
their fears are groundless, they
are worthy of serious considera-
ton, because they are shared by
many.
Certainly, Our farmer is not to
be overlooked in any measure
which involves the whole country.
Anything that will injure the far
mer, will injure the nation as a
whole. But will it inlure the ar
mer? We can say emphatically,
NO! Indeed, the bill is of de-
cided advantage to him.
Reciprocity with Canada will do
much to increase their wealth. We
know that the climate of Canada
limits her to certain hardy pro-
ducts. She cannot grow corn,
vegetables and fruits in large guam
titles. Her corn crop last year,
was only 100000 bushels
against ours of 5000, 100000 bus
hcls. We export to Canada about
twice as much seeds, six times as
much fresh fruit and vegetables,
and twenty times as many eggs as
size exports to us. The American
farmer does not fear lCanadian
competition in these products. On
the contrary, he may rejoice that
the removal of duties will open to
him the Canadian market still fur
ther. What can be more to the
interest of the farmer than this ?
But great pressure is brought
to bear against the bill, because
wheat is on the free list. 1t is true
that Canada, with an annual out
put of I5o,ooo,ooo bushels, IN
Guiding a surplus of about 5o,ooo,-
600 bushels, is a great wheat grow
! ing country. We ourselves, pro-
duce 100000 bushels, of which
we export 100000 bushels to
Europe. At present, Canada, de-
barred rom our market, sends
, her surplus to Europe also. There
with her low Prices, she brings
down the price of our own farm
er's wheat, not only in Europe,
' but also at home; for the price
he gets at Liverpool regulates the
price of his wheat at home. Thus,
, under protection, Canada indirect
, ly Injuries our farmers returns
much more seriously than even
the opponents of reciprocity claim
that free trade would do. By re-
moving the harmful duties, the
Canadian surplus will flow freely
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-02
FINGER PRINTS
OF N 'NAMARA
SENT EAST
(By United Press Leased Wire. ),

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
LOS ANGELES, May flames
B. McNamara's finger prints, TAX
en- ostensibly for the purpose of
connecting him with the party
which loaded dynamite on board
the launch Pastime disguised as
the Peerless at Giant, CAL,
shortly before the Los Angeles
Times explosion, are to be sent
east. They are to be used In an
effort to connect him with crime
near Chicago, according to District
Attorney Fredericks, but what
that crime was, Fredericks will
not say.
According to Fredericks the
prints never were intended to be
used In connection with the peer
less" Fredericks said that the
prosecution was satisfied all along
that the man known as Caplan
left the marks found on the peer
less" and that it would be useless
to even compare Mcnamara s fing-
er prints with them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-02

{By United Press Leased Wire J
Los ANGELES, May 2.-Nei-
ther prosecution nor defense in the
trial of the Mcnamara brothers for
the alleged dynamiting Of the
Los Angeles Times building, will
claim that the general sentiment
in Los Angeles is not favorable for
"a fair trial of the accused. Both
sides practically conceded that the
public here is withholding judg-
ment, and visiting labor leaders
expressed surprise that there was
not much comment on the case
heard on the streets. They said
this condition foreshadowed the
probability that the defense
would not ask for a change of
venue.
District Attorney John d. Fred
|ericks declared today that this was
not a labor case; not Times
case; but a great criminal trial In
which the prosecution will seek to
show the guilt or innocence of the
accused men," He said he would