The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-09-27
m. Second National
Bank d St. Paul.

: .bs q. Paul daily press the
s;;r,,,le announcement that }. J..
HTl Emperor of North Dakota
- otber states through which
~ Great Northern, Northern
ps,i6c, and c. B. & G Railroads
am has purchased the Second
N,t;opal Bark Of St Paul This
is,, in itself should not cause un-
due perturbation among the In
hsbitaDts Of the north west. but
taken IN connection with other
vell known facts it is a startling
n;ace Of information. Mr.. Hill
did not need this bank to deposit
his money in, for he owns and is
heavily interested in many other
hanks in New York, Chicago, st.
Paul Minneapolis and elsewhere.
The seven gentlemen. named
in last weeks Herald, who with
tbeir allies control all the funda-
mental resources of the United
States towit: John D. and Will
liam Rockefeller. J. P. Morgan,
James Stillman, George F. Baker.
Jacob H Schitf and James j.
Hill, are busily engaged in buying
up all the big banks in the large
commercial centers. New York
banks we're taken over by whole
sale year and a half ago. Chi
csgu is in the clutch Of these
pirates and a year ago five of the
eleven largest banks in Mime
apOhs had gone into the hands OF
the Combine. Assimilation still
goes on from coast to coast.
Seattle, Tacoma, San Francisco.
Denver Los Angeles, Kansas City
St. Louis, New Orleans, all will
have surrendered in a few short
months and then the American
business man, farmer and me-
ehanic will be completely at the
mercy Of the predatory interests.
The factory worker in New
England is told to vote as mis-
master wishes or he will be out
Of work and his family can
starVe. The small country banks
are absolutely at the mercy of
the large concerns with whom
they do business. Often in need
OF a place to rediscount their
paper or borrow money their very
existence will force them to take
orders IN all things from their
supenors, In other words, Mr..
rockefeller, Mr.. Hill or Mr.. Nor
gan can notify their large banks
.nat they want Mr.. Roosevelt or
Af' Taft elected president and
lae word will go down the line
mo the smallest hamlet or village
70 the local banker. He, in turn,
Will notify his borrowers to fall
u and Vote right or take the
consequences.
oan you see the net that is
uslng prepared for you, voters?
:, Mn - not money that such men as
Nil Morgan, etc. love. They
oaa saa never count their wealth.
Ie ,1eu uollar at a time. Faster than
.v.,, asy can lift it up and move it
NY Ts.s. II 4 comes rolling in on them
naa naat these men love e is, is tafl what
A5seiy,,!s Al5aey gives, and that is power.
sa;s ,s,S;ssoia.'ely !. INSCRIPTIONS and de-
stsati1. ,s'a u sympathy, they plan con-
srr s1A,,s W.. to bind all men in a slay.
was W. sofSe a hundred fold than
ta,s fss me me lot Of the black man be-
Tbs 1f,s nas als shackles were removed.
0, VI as poor wage slave in Pittsburo
eondi,;ase dsisrenee nc now is in a worse
ba.slOa befo.esl n than was the black man
a.e na,as;.i me war. 1t was to the
ofa f.e,ls. sIs-I interest of the master
that sia'e u. IN those davs to see
eonfo,'.bbGIn ,3 bbGIndman should have a
hsaIt5rt ihssjI,Prtaele ?: place to sleep and
mean mean . iood to eat. for death
ne sass great great pecuniary loss.
d aouris,;sn,aYe s,aYe can die for want
deant nIanag rII.,lng food or lack of a
no! i ,5a plaee to live, it matters
ssn,,rnfi,'ss nj employer because there
alFsys sn-s s'-s ! q labor and there is
Or eh;ia H. sosre hungry mar wom.n
The crir,s i saas the vacant place.
nncearr,,l,.;;ee.o ,l.;e q eonbination and