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Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
A.. LouI, GenernI ,forl,.,

81. LOUIS, Oct 6-CATTLE-R Receipts,
26O0 head, including 500 Texans Market
steady. Native shipping snd export steers,
81 O0d8O0; dressed dressed beef and butch
ers. IS 75n7 80; steers under 1000 lbs "a 90
$500 stockers and feeders, So OOd5 Is:
COWS and helfers. S8OOG17 Is; Gamers 81 90
d3O0; bulls. 81. 1915 26. calves, 81 0OaS 20
Texas and Indian steers A.Ooa700. COWS
and heifers SO OO150O
HOGS-Reeeipts 5000 head Market Sc
higher Pigs ana lights A75ds 75 pack
ers @4Sd6so; butchers and best heavy
IS 50dS 77ik. .s t-.-., --.-'
SHEEP AND LAAfBs-Reoeipts 40
head Market strong Native Inuttons
g 25d4 90: lambs H000i6 10: cuiis and
bucks. Sl25d350; stockers. 81 5odS5O.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
SALOON KEEPER SUED
FOR CoNN0R'S DEATH

Mrs Lssie Connors and Mrs. Ellen
Connors, mother and wife of Michael q
Connors, who fell down q stairway 10
his death while intoxicated June 90.
started suit for $1,000 damages against
Joseph F. Vrana, a saloonkseper, 22ll
South Thirteenth street, in district court
Friday. They blame him for the death
Of Connors saying he sold him the liquor
that made him drunk The Lion Bond
ing & Surety company. Henry Haubens
and v. NJ Stanley, Vranas bondsmen
are made co-detendAnts.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

NEW YORK. Oct. 6-METAES-stand-
ard copper, dull spot, 81 .SOGpl1. 80; Octo-
Der, Sill .S21h6111 80; November, December
and January. sll.75@ll 80; London market
steady; spot, e54 lis; futures, e55 lis 80.
Arrivals reported at New York today $50
tons Custom house returns show. ex-
ports of 1852 tons so far this month.
Lake copper, Sl2 5Nal2 621s; electrolytlc,
N9 .25d12 S719; casting, S2 00dl2. 25 in,
steady; spot, october and November.
$40. 121s940 .62l5; December, $40. 0OG340. 62Is
January, A0.00440.6O; London market
steady; spot, a1S3 15s futures, f1S3 bs.
Lead, easy, at s. SGI4 20 at New York and
81. 20Q4 275s at East St. Louis, London, ELS
IS. Spelter, steady, at $5.95d6.0 at New
York and S. .S5dS.95 at East st. Louis;
London, eH lbs, Antlmony duh, at IS. rs
as .S71e for Cookson's. Iron, Cleveland
warrants, 46s 4led in London; locally iron
was quiet. No. ! northern foundry. SIS. 25
a15.50i No. 2. SIS. OoGDl5. %; No southern
and No. I soft southern. SIS .ooqlS. 80.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 6-METALS--Lead.
lower, at - 221b@4. g. Spelter, strong, at
Sc. S71s6D6. 80. b..
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
EvapOriated Apples and Dried Fruit

NEW YORK, Oct. 6--EVAPORATED
APPLES-Steady, with small offerings;
on the spot, fancy, 1OA@lc; choice, $40
l0c prime, SIt69&c. ...
DRIED FRUITS-Prunes, firm, with
light offerings; quotations range from Z
nal for Oregons. Apricots inactive. but
prices are steady; choice, l54l51xc; extra
choice l6Q161eo; fancy. 1761sc. Peaches,
quiet and steady; choice. nd11I1c, extra
choice, 12d12hc; fancy, l21tc. Rsisins,
firm, with small stocks of old CROP
loose Muscatels. 6iedp7Itc; choice TO fancy
seeded. S49lsc; seedless. 6d7c; London
LAYERS. 81 4011l. Ab
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

NEW YORK. Oct. 6-MoNEY-on call
steady at 202H per cent; ruling rata 2
per cent; closing bid, 81 per cent Of
Tered at ~ per cent. Time loans easy
sixty DAYS, S4Sh per cent; ninety days
SSfaSN per cent; Elk months. SNaS per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-iN
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE-Firm. with
actual business in bankers bills at S4S2aO
for sixty-day bills and at A.S6oO for de-
mand; commercial bills - 2h.
SILVER-Bar, $40, Mexican dollars
t5c.
BoNDs-Government, firm; railroad.
firm
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
st. Joseph Live stock M.rl.c,

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Oct. 6.-CATTLF-
Receipts, 1000 head: market steady.
steers, A.50d7.75; cows and heifers. S3.OOlI
6.25; calves, $4OOq7.6O
HOGS-Receipts, 3O0O head market &c.
higher top, $3.50; bulk Of sales. Sc, 250D6 IS
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts 100
head; market steady; limbs Sb6Od7h az
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet to IS points lower; middllns
600 bales. Futures opened easy; October
9.75c; December, 9.92c; March. 9S7c; April
9,95c; May. 10.02c; June, 1000; July, lO'OSc
September, 965c, bid.
Cotton futures closed fairly steady
Closing bids October, CSC; November
6.6Sc; December, 9S3c; January 96Sc
February, 972c; March, 9 79c; April, 9.S5c
May 992c. June, $3.50; July, 997c, Sep
ternber 0 Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
RECENT RAINS HEAVIEST
OF ANY LAST YEAR

We have had moro rainfall In the last
week than we have had In any other
seven days since August. 1910. said Fore
caster l. A. Welsh this morning. Last
Saturday and Sunday approximately 1.ss
inches Of rain fell. ana the rest OF the
weak we had about 20 Of an inch II u
a small amount but nevertheless. Il ths
heaviest for over year"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
EXCESSIVE INDULGENCE
KILLS COCAINE VICTIM

Excessive use OF cocaine is thought TO
have caused the death Of sam Lawrence,
who was found dead Friday morning at
24 North Ninth street. He was a
laborer, 10 years old. Lawrence IL said
by the police 70 have been a slave TO
cocaine for the last tan or twelve yaArs.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4S


NEW YORK, Oct 6--Imports Of mar
New York for the week ending SAptern.l
Der 20 we're valued at N5.7b6 9S7. Imports
Of specie for the port Of New York for
and SIS, 10 gold Exports OF specie for the
week were $sls,s4o silver, and S2l22 SIS
gold,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
nrr Goods NIarket.

NEW YORK Oct 6-DRY GOODS
The cotton goods markets are steadyins
and the demand is broadening Staple
prints and brown cottons are beinl
ordered In larger quantities. The loca
wool markets have shown more breadth
in the last few days. Yarns are in stead
Ter request
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

NEW YORK, Oct. 6--sUGAR-Raw
firm; muscovado 50 test. 1876; centrifu.
gal 9s test, $3.50, nnolasses SO test, SILL
Refined, steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle sIOw--HoRu and
sheen Strong,

$500 head Market slow, weak. Besyes
" 6oQSO; Texas steers, 81 1905 co. western
steers, $4.lOd6.60: stockers and feeders,
70 ii9ao'SsSs; COWS and heifers. $2.OCqjl0;
HOG5-Receipts 1900 head. Market
strong for good, others slow. Light. So 10
rough, s5s5d6lO; good to choice hesVy
y ll9q6 90; pigs, A.0Odsl0. Bulk OF sales,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceIpts. - 900
head. Market strong Native. f2 5O51I IL.
western, &.Ood4 25; yearlings, So S56J4 is:
native lambs, $4.256l63 30; western, $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
New Hirh RECORD for Coffee,

NEW YORK, Oct 6-New high records
were established in the coffee market
again today with contracts for November
while quotations for spot coffee were
firm at l4ifc for the grade known as
Rio No 7.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
MinneapoIin Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS. oct. 6.--WHEAT-pe-
cembsr A.O7H May, Nl2lz; No. / hard,
81 oals, 30. ! northern, 81 OG1 OSIs No. ?
lcrtFe~- = oTFl0s7s; No. 3, ascdsl, O27i.
FLAx-s2se
BARLEY-70cdsl.1 Is.
CORNING. yellow. 5IAe.
OATS-No. 8 white 46i4d4Ic.
RYE-No 2 s2c
BRAN-S2l. 5Od22O0
FLOUR First patents S s0di5 90; sec
ono patents 81 9OS15 90 first clears s.. s0d
is; second clears, 81 70d3 10
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
LirernooI Grnin Nrnrlset.

LIVERPOOL, Oct 6.-WHEAT-Clos-
ing, spot steady; No. / Manitoba, S., Id;
futures steady; December, 7s Esd
December, Is SAD; March, 7s $50,
CoRN-spot firm: American mixed, Sc
ND; futures strong; October. SIS 1Ad;
January, Sc sihd
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
Omnhn Hny nInrI,et

OMAHA, Oct. 6-HAY-No l, $500:
No. 2, 81 90; coarse, 5000; packing stock
sT.OOd900 alfalfa, $500. Straw: Wheat.
"a 50d5.O0 rye and oats, $500
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

HOGS.Hog trade was short higher
and wholly satisfactory to sellers Pack
era we're forced % raise their cost figures
on a market scantily supplied. bulk sell
ing at 64lOc advances With the demand
active and the receipts meager n was
necessarily a session OF BRIEF duration.
the yards being cleared In less than an
hour after trading started in earnest
Only thirty loads OF animals were re-
ceived ordinary packing grades consti-
tuting the big end OF the run Larger
droves were put up az and near S. 3O and
the best bacon weights on sale reached
SAN a split nickel above yesterdaS rs
typical OF the main market OF course.
and are usually little more than a matter
Of interest 10 the trade.
Shipping demand proved slack only a
few loads selling on outside account
There was little or no inquiry OF a
purely speculative character.
Representative sales:
No. A. "a p No A. = p
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6.-wooL-Firm. I'M
changed; territory and western MEDIUMS.
i7d2Oc: fine mediums, l7q1sc; fine l4dl5c
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
Peoria Marker

PEORIA Oct. 6.-CORN-Higher: No.
2, 7Oikc; No. 3 yellow, 7Oikc: No. 2 mixed,
Iol4c; No. mixed, 7O14c; No. mixed,
6ehc.
OATS Higher; No. white. 47lzc:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

for short bills is sNQsA per cent. for
three months bills. SN6i per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
mink CIenrinra
Coffee Market.

OMAHA, Oct 6-Bank olearinEp for
today were aS62, $3.50 and for the cor
responding day last year, 1,Sl.0aa.La
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

SAVANNAH. oct. s--TURPENTrNE-
Firm, 49d491sc.
RosIN-Firm; type F and c.. $40
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
AIIIunulss-e GrnIn Market.

MILWAUKEE,. Oct 6.-WHEAT-No.
northern N.l2a1. i25k: No 2 northern
Sli0dlll; No. hard winter, 81 .O3d1 O5
December, ssIsc; May, N.037s.
sARLEY-Gsiting aI0l9
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
ATticrsIopen. High. Low. Close. Yesy

WHIT
Dec. -l9Sl443sl 9SIsl rs 9s1Dlk 9slk al,
May.l1 OiA@s q 042s Eel l OS7s i 037s / 04is
Corn
Dec. l645s-5AI SIS SAY 64@ Is
May 66A 66lsI 65Ai65Sd& IS
oats
Dec 4S1s 4sls l473. az l477kI4s H6h
e. May. l60ssQ4l sos SOS l501s@H SOM
l. Ian. ll5 1920 Is 30 1913 Is 20 1515
y May Is 20 Is 22iaI Is O7l5l Is 075k l5 10
Lard
Oct. g2Hl 92LI SIS SIS s7Ib
Jan. s 9o-2isis 95-712IS S244-5 S IS STb
Ribs
Oct. i S 221aI so s 22l2 S 271kl .......
Jan. 7,e5 7 97l5l 92Is Z 92lk Z 92Ia
May sos d7'4 s 0O-21es O0-21z 02is
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

Aos; December. a@s to n@rs bid.
May d.l7N asked
OATS-4si5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

American reispnons . Tolsgraph %.
A dividend OF Two Dollars per share
will be paid on Monday. October is. 1siI.
TO stockholders OF record a. ths eloss Of
business on Saturday. ssptambsr 20. 1saa.
WILLIAM n DRIVER Treasures.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
az OF Produce
H....u...
DuIuth Grain MarIret.

DULUTH. Oct. 6-wHEAr-No. hard,
c6H; No. ] northern, SL08h; No. .
HAEthern. hosS TO tLosA; No. & sekO 70
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
.SundAY

Receipts and disposition or live stock Al
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, for
twenty-touT hours ending at y. m. yes
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
Kansas City Grain and Proyi.ions

Kansas CITY Grnin md PrOviNiOns.
KANSAS, CITY, Oct 6-WHEAT-lkc
higher; No. 2 hard, $l.0ll4@l ;Qs; No. 3,
800; December, se1scdS1 90; May, S1.Osis
CoRN-ldec higher; No mixed, MO
nc. No. g. 7lc; No ? white 721kc; No. 8,
July 64i4c
oATS-Unchanged No white, 4sQ
4slkc; No mixed, 47dASc.
RYE-95d96c.
HAY-Unchanged choice timothy. 1880
dl9O0; choice prairie, 81 5Odl3OO
BUTTER-Creamery. 26jLc; firsts, 24ikc
seconds 22Ikc; packing stock ls1zc
EGGs-Extras. 22IAc; firsts, lie: sec
onds, lSisc.
Receipts Shipments.
Wheat, bu...,............ s4000 50 900
Corn, bu. 800 1900
-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07
Rorton stnrE Nfarket.
BOSTON, oct, s-ciosing quotations on
London stock Mnrket

LONDON, Oct. 6-American securities
were dull and teatureless during the FIRST
hour today Prices ruled from a above
to 3 below yesterdays New York closing.
London closms stock lLotatLo.s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-07

Key TO the sltuaiioa,-Nse Advertisns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-26

vencerlan estarian en- peligro las rr..
formas antl-ecleslastlcas; y, asi, 10 pru..
dente era que la policia hiciese las elers
Clones Ahora, las han hecho los eIec.
torres; y el partido cat6lico reconoce aux,
ha sido vencido en buena lid. Esto da
los "pehgros' es un recurso que apes-
Ian los malos gobiernos para justifiear
sus picardias.
En- 10 de las huedgas Sc We, asimisnaa.
que los metodos de la dictadura erana>
censurables. Ahora, ha habido algu.
Nasty Sc ha exagerado su importancia w
Sc ha dicho: En- tempo de Diaz no era
ash" Segun Mr.. Bonsal, 10 que enton--
ces Sc hacia era suprimirlas & tiros, co..
mo en- Rio Blanco y, en- Cananea; 'sE
aquellos actos sanguinarios ilegaies-.
silade-fuerOn una de las causas mas
potentes de la revn'uci6n.''
Mr.. Bonsai no oculta que hay diff
cultades preSentes preve que va ven-
dram otras, por ser inevitables cuandm
un pueblo pasa de golpe de la opresi6n
a La .hbertad; pero consigna dos hecfna
que son de buen augurio. Els ell una.
a. las relaciones entire todas las classes So.
ciales son de cordialidad; Y es ell otru
que las masas populares, compuestas de-
lrrdios y de mestizos. aprecian las ven--
tajas de La instruction. Cuenta que i
IN gran prOpietario americana, nunca
le faltan trabajadores, porque, para l0s
hijos de 6stos, hay establecida eh su fin
"a una escuela; eta la Erase pintores.-
ca, y algo conmovedora, de una pobres
muJer, que, para sacar a su marido de
la taberna, ,donde hab1a super-abuado
del funestO "pulque," le decia: t'Di0~
nisio 5c0mo puedes hacer este, tenien-.
do unos hijos que saben leer escrE-
bir?" Ell a. los americanos sigan acudieue-
do Mejico demuestra, seg1n Mr. Boip--
sal, que la situaci6n presente el por-.
venir pr0ximo no inspiran desconfar-
Zas los intereseS econ6micOs de los Esz-
tados Unidos Ell seilor Madero ha he
cho manifestations muy favorables All
capitalismo extranjero, del cual no SO
puede prescindir para ell desarrollo ir--
dustrial de aquel pais.-X. Y. T.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-26

son ell aQnitran de V. poF 10 cuaE9la
rEego que me en- ie I'm frasro.
Firmad, Marie Desnoix, 425, rsFes
De Savres. Paris.
FL farmaceutico que recibia ests
carta e 40 de oc&ubre de 1896, envi6f.
inmediatamrnte Ell frasco y a. cabo de-
unas cuent S seInanas recibi0 ORA caE-.
Ia del tenor siguiente "a de no.
siembre de 1896 - Mousie Guyot :
De>de Quo mi hio Gon6 81 frasc0 de
alqnitran cue V. nae envi6 no ha uegto
: arrojar mas bills nj flegma> y va desde
ant0nceS le dc>apas eci0 la toS c.tsi cOnf-
pletamente. Sc G presentaror las fuer~
sas de uuevO Y coIco continue u>and0
todavia tan exce!eute remedio por algun
tempo, la Gu acid1 completa no Sc Eiz0
eSperar.
Danes d v. las mas expresigas graciaS.,
'Yo L. guardare toda mi vida el mayorres-
conOcimientC, ,pues comenzabayaa d teHew
serins te,nores p"r la salad de ma hI50,
ell cual tiene neceSldad de 01a b0eRS
Salud ST ha he ganarse la vida.
Aut0r;zo V. de mi propia v0iuDtad
para que pubiique esia carta y no cesare.
derecom ndar SUI medicanento acuant0S
seencueutrs.n enfermos de To- bronQui0s
q del pecho Firmado: Marie Desnoix.
Ell u~o del Alqpitran Guyot ,todas las
cOmidas, la dosis de uiia acucliaradade
las de cafe p0r vase tie aqua IN la be-
bida que s. tenga costumbre de tOmar,
bassa, en- efect0, para curar en- POGO.
tiempoel catarro mas rebelde v la brOTf-
quits mas inveterada; consiguiendose
algunas vece~ no va soiamente COR
tener los progresses de la tisis sinO hasta
curarla, pues ell aiauitran interrumpe la
descomposici6n de los tub&rcuiOs dek
pulm6n m2tando los malos micrabiosqu
son la Gauss de esta decomposition.
Ell menor catarro, 81 Sc ie descuida-
puedc degenerar en- broaqnitis; raz6n
pOr la cual es hacer buena obra rec0-.
mendar los enfernos ell que tomen, va
desdc el principle. Alqultran Guyot, quG
en- todas las farmaciasle~ es facil adqui-
rir. Esto no puede ser mas sencili0 y en-
cOmpietamente exacto.
Este tratamiento sienea costar 2 CEN
tavOs diariOS, ". Cu'al Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-26
DE VUELTk nEL SERViCi0

sSi hOv le escribo es solamente l.
cansa de mi kijo, eI cual toSe con fra-.
cuencia desde :. 'e vino det rrgimient0ss
Esa tos la nntraio on ca servicio de re-
sultas de IN casarro NAL curado.
Todas las mailan IS tose durante
una hora hasta que arroja bills y fIegmas.
que 6slas Sc desprendan, y NO sc queda
tranquils sino despues de haber almer--
zado. Appnas hace frio Sc ie exacerbs~
|, tos, pero 81 EXTRA en- un sitio calide Sc
le calma entonces = Sc siente m-jor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-26

Fuera de e>tG.
nopuede deeiE-
Sc Qne G. te en-
fermO Y come
con buen apetF--
10. Nj su padre
nj ,yo hen0S
tosido nunca Y
en- la fanilia
no Sc cOnoCe
ningdn tisico~
a Tene OS
una amiga que
- II -
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-04-06
RundfOau
SalanS.
extra.SsTIIctl des Bandss.
kcngreITes.

SeHat: 30 9lepnblifaner; Al Demo,
fraten; l1nbeiekt 1.
!6ans: 22S 7emutraten; 100 3epn,
blifauer; Su5ialiit | (8iftor
Berger BON 0iilpdutee) LIN.
beiett 2.
Die 8ertretilng Der eirr5elnen poll,
tiIben Bnrteien i'm 81. GongreB, Der
lid am A Yf1r5 bertngte, mar:
Senat: 90 Republifnner; AZ Demo.
froten; llnbelest 1.
,Sans: 217 9RepubIifaner; ia De.
( motraten.
/ Sm Sans finD alIo Jest "a 9emp-
fraten mn0 i'm Senat Elm Semofrai
mebr. - Die 8ofan3 Inn Senat be.
trifft 0en Stoat COLORADO, 0eIien Sc.
gislatur oemofrntiib lit. 9[udl boi
Der Stnot Soma nod einen Rahfo[.
ger fir Den beritorbenen Senator
Golliper 5u eriu1blen, oa 2afapette
Ooling mIr fir Die 3eit Der 9afans
oes 9unoesienatsiiees bonn @ouuer.
neur Carroll ernannt ip1roe. 8is
iett bat iidb Soma nod nidt alsf efneu
9iahfolger einigen fonneIl. ssul
SouS iin0 nod unbeiebt Der 8. Soma.
lggo 2. HenlIIDlpania giitrift.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-04-06
NnsIGnS.

SSSn oelltidldnoiihen &reiien meroen
folgenoe bemertefsperte @orte eines
@aibmgtoner Bolititers. oie er beim
aopitdns-0inner mIf Dem 9ampier
dllBerte, genughIeno beiprohen:
a@eim mir 9anfees bon Reip gort
abfabren nno sum eriteu Nlale noh
0eutidlano fontmen. oo biloen mir
inns eill, oaB mir nit nnierer ameri-
acknowledgements 5mn1hit gleih
Berlin itiirlnen imo oen &eidsoeut-
l6en 5eigen meroen, mas elm Ameri.
faner lit. geiul lno oonn fonmen
mir nah Snmbilrg, nof Berlin, uoh
Seioelberg, Stuttgart, 0liinhen,
@ien, Dresden, llitp., ilno bis mir oie
Seinifabrt MAIDEN, b1ngeu mir gar
niht mebr Die omerifaniibe SABINE
ans ieoem anopfloh beralis. mir ida
men ms iuiIerer lleberbebung uHo
miiiien 9eutihlnno imo oen 9eutlben
rnlere So6ohtiing 6olenl"
3ie ,.Neip gort @orI0" iogte Die
Ter 8uge on leitenoer Stelle. ,Seit
1870 bat 9eutidlono ieOes 9onO
guropo's in moteriellem @ohstum
iibertroifen. 9euti1lano lit cine ge-
maltige Miaht auf oen @ebieten non
ssSnnael ,me sSinnns gepnrDen: ieine
glrnlee lit Die it6rfIte Ser 8elt; es
bat prohtnoIle StGote gebollt
Set sSabrbtmSerten iino Die 2eut-
ihen cine Hoiie bon sS0eaIiiten gene
fen. Sic boben Der @elt aroBe 9en-
fer gegeben. Die 6reibeit mar oos
erbe Der olten @ernldnen. oie Ii6
ilimmer unter cas- Sod Hom's ge-
beigt boben. S5n Der erlten S6Ifte
0es borigen Snbrbunoerts mor
9eutihIono bon bon MGnnern BON
Genius, Sect lit es bon BON @e-
ih6ftsm1nnern. @oetbe nro Sdil-
Ter. SunlboIot uno g8agner boben
Der 9epon5erten 5anit lm0 Dem roben
Rrinf Der ~gleu-Rei6en" BIns ma
den miiiier.~
9aun mir 9eittihen tpiiIen Dies ia
5ur 8eniige, ober eS beriibrt aud nns
3entih- -Mmerifnner pobltllen0, aus
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bat: .SSn @oibington tpur0e Gbomp
9larf, iuie cine 3epeihe meloet, fiir
einen greOiger gebalten. 9as III
aber nidt 10 iiberraiheno mie oie
8otinhe, Dob IN OerieIben Staot
@iQiom 2oriner fir einen gnael qe-
bolten mor0en iit.@
8oibington iheint iiberballpt Elm
beionOers frubtbores sSelo fir Ser.
mehslimgen az ieie. 60 manber bat
idon ben 9unoesielat fir cine Bolts
oertretung geboltehl
@nblcrgebniiic. - Ssn Gbicoao
iunr0e nod einenl beioHoers erbitter-
ten Sample Der Sohn 0es iriiberen
iehsnlaligen g1onprs Garter Sorri.
Jon, (pGbreno Scr G6icaqoer g9elt-
ausIteIllmg erihqiien), Garter S.
Sarriion sum finftcn Male aIs
gfopor Der 9iieiellSta0t am 02idliaon
See erlu1blt. Sri lit 9enofrut imo
iiegte nit 1882 Etinlmen (t7135S
Stinneu 5otol) Maioritat iiber lei
nen repnblifnniifldn @eaenfonOioaten
&rof s. g. Mcrrloni. n Ser Staut
rs olorooo lit ai 0ie ,noIie" gieibc
aeriidt. 3ie SSrdlmoe Der Gountp.
Option lu1terlogeit troeoem oie 5sroll.
Ell Inn Stonte Colorado Stinnmrefi
boben. - SIM Staate gfem gorf
iiegteil ole Iemofaten in Ga Sale
60. Der Seimot ,.5eoOps". IN spei
ans 0rei 9iitritteh. Tie oemofrati.
i6e 9foioritGt IN GpIter 8op ipor et.
ma 165. llno i'm oritten 9esirt ge.
ipannen Die Gepublifaner NIT fnnp.
per Rot. SIN Stoate % brasto
por Die Salooniroee cine Sauptfroqe
@1bren0 8rDuns Seimatsort, Gin,
coin infolge eiues Spe5iolhorters
crit om ,. 0lai O1iuli5ipaImobl bat
ltimnlte Ole Stoot Beatrice NIT t76
Stimmen gegen Saloous; Senepc
I'M @egeninb 5u friiber fiir ca.
looms. ebenIo oie StGote @ran6 S5s.
lano, Sterling, SnnrboIot, eagle
9ornar6. Mieo, ssilbeE, @oot. Gre.
mont, SSrienO. Salient @enepa, gte.
brasfa @itD II. a.
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lIrteiIe oDm 2eferm.
2eo0pooO, 3. @. IL. Mars 1911.

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9ebre don been m0
ano1g
an 10 aolen
oberofha @ mnp
uno $ lba
@ea IN
bari
Can Die ShrhH) 80 ~ - ~ W
FIR Sic Der
- ~ - o2 f -
gaunosOoa COB
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HppeIl
Der Oraanisirten FARMER an den
Prae$ldenter

Serr %. S. go6eloer, Saiipf Der
geationaI Orange, bielt i'm 6ebruor
Dor Dem gunoesieuot cine 6eoe, III
meId,er er ouf Die Sddoen nnb gtafs
teile binpies, Die Der bonn Srdlioer-
ten befiirtportete OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
traa nit SannOn ben Sormern brin.
gen ipiirOe. Serr 9ahelber luto on.
0ere Repr6ientonten oieier 6ormers
8ereinigrng fonnten oanulS ans ge-
miiIen @riin0en oel 9raiiOenten nidt
Iprehen nno ibm perionlid) ibre 8iin.
Idle umO slnIidten III bieier. Oen 6ur.
merltono i6rper IN NfitleiOenidoft
3icbenoen SSroge porbringen slls
@falter Der Rationol @rnnge, lob lid
Serr 8afeloer oam pernnloBt, nod.
foleen0en grief oil Oen &r1iinenten
3u ie1Oen, oeu mir pidltig genllg bal.
ten, lm i'm mortlid IN getreuer lie.
berietlmg lmiern 2eiern 81 nllterbrei.
ten.
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f5armer oer Dit, gforooIt- lno Scr
3euengInto. Stooten baben in tau.
ienoen BON 51llen ibre eriporuiiie in
6ormen oes g9eitens aligeIegt. Ter
gertrog gefdbroet Die Siherbeit oie-
Ter @elonnlagen uio mirft ierner fpie
ein Semmidju6 oiif Die @nhuidIung
GROCER Streden onbaui1bigen 2an-
oes in Den Der. Stanten.
3ie Sotiohe, onB elm Iolher Ser
trng olld] nur eitgebroft puroe, ae-
niigte id)on.. INN oen 8ei5enpreis nm
10 t2c per 9it. faaen 5i MAIDEN
un0 Ser @ert an0erer Sarmprooliftc
lit 5ngleih NIT oent 8ei5en gefoaeu.
8iro Der gntpIrf mnl nngenommen,
10 peroen Die Greiie nod rpeiter ber-
lmteraeben mo 0os 6eiilItat miro
iein, Dab 35,0OO,000 Seilte, oie ouf
mo BON ibren 5ormen Ie6en, Elm 10.
niel geringeres @itfommen bobeu
ino INN 10 piel neniger 3onren fall.
rem .f6nnen. gSiro oieie perringerte
aauffroft oen glrbeitern iii 0en St1os
ten mo SSubrifen BON gtileen iein 2
gteiu, i'm 8egenteiI, meniger glbinb
beOeltet aerinaere glrbeitsgelegen-
belt, geringeren llniob Der &ollfleute,
geriilgere SSradseilnabmen fir ole
@iien6obnen. sSe0e @eieegebnng,
luelfe oie 6ormcr i'll ibrem ginfnm-
men ihd0igt, idldOigt OoOur5 onfl
Die SSntereiien naer nnoern @eid1ftS-
5Deige.
SSn Giidiid)t ouf Die ipeittrngeroei
sSolgen ioatc bieier 8ertrog, Der oos
ginfomnen pon iiber 6 0iiaionen
Sarmern beriibrt, ni6t 5rn @eieb
gemaht lperoen ebe nibt cine griuio-
lide 8riifung itattgeflnnen mo 0ns
llrteil Der gon5en 9epolferung &c
bort ipur0e.
@rgebenIt,