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Eastern Colorado times., 1913-08-28

sive speeches, and the torrid res
olutions of the Chamber of Com
merce were merely fairy tales,
and that the Filipino sugar plant
ers will be ruined if the United
States gives its citizens the ben
eft of free sugar.
Evidently the representatives
of the Sugar Trust have lost
their sense of humor or they
would not, have put the Filipino
witness on the stand.
TOOLING, REUBEN.
Senator Hoke Smith. of Geor-
gia. delivered one of the most
effec i've speeches d lvered in
Congress during the tariff debate.
The Tory Republicans-Penrose,
Smoot and Gallanger-had been
shedding crocodile tears over the
sad fate which awaited the
American farmer under the Un-
derwood Bill. That has been the
burden of their speeches for the
last six weeks. and Smith de-
cided to break the silence on the
Democratic side long enough to
expose them.
He showed that number one
Northern wheat is selling for 95-
IL tents bushel in Winnipeg,
Canada, and 80 1-2 cents in Min
neapolis, MINI. Of course, we
have a tariff on wheat and the
Tories have been assuring the
Senate that its repeal would ruin
the farmers of Minneso-
ia and the Dakota's, who would
be compelled to compete with
the '.pauper labor" of Canada.
Now it appears that the "pauper
labor of Canada is getting more
for its wheat than the prot ected
farmer" of the United States.
Senator Smith considered the
case of corn. The United States
produces three-fourth of the corn
crop of the world. Corn brings
a lower price here than any
where else in the world, and yet
we have tariff on corn to PRO
tect our farmers against the
"pauper corn producers" of 9th
er countries.
"Why has the duty been kept
on corn, asked Senator Smith.
unless it was through the gen.
erosity of Senators who repre-
sented the protected industries
and who were willing to leave on
corn a duty which did not add a
penny to it's value, while the corn
grower was helping them to re-
tain duties on everything the
corn. grower bought?
"The American farmers great
sources of revenue are his wheat
cotton, corn and oats crops.
They bring him three billion sew
en- hundred and fifty million each
year. There is a tariff on wheat,
corn and oats. but none on cot
ton, Does any one pretend that
the prices paid the American
farmer for his wheat, corn and
oats are increased by reason of
the tariff or that the price that
he receives for his cotton is de-
creased because it is on the free
list? Of course not.
Nov let's take the other side;
it is a safe proposition that the
farmers of this country have con-
tributed not less than five hum
dred million dollars a year for the
last twenty years to the support
of the protected industries
WI, 1 lo,o %1a,, ~1oo:,,ol ~ 40
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-08-28
Washington Letter.
BY Edward Keating,
Congressman-at-Large
From Colorado.
From Colorado.

FrOIu SOlOEduo.
Do you remember how a few
years ago Colorado's representa-
tives in Congress were urged to
fight to the last ditch" to de-
feat President Taft's proposal to
admit yearly three hundred thou
sand tons of raw sugar duty free
from the Philippines?
, Do you remember that you
were assured that Colorado could
not compete with the ''pauper
labor" of our island possessions,
and that the passage of the Taft
Bill would he followed by the
closing down of the Colorado su-
gar factories, and by the utter
destruction of this great indus
try?
Do you remember the red-hot
resolutions adopted by the Den
yer Chamber of Commerce, pro-
testing lagainst the outrage,
and the miles of double loaded
editorials printed in the "su-
CARED" papers picturing Color
ado as goth century Rachel Ia
menting of the bier of her fair
est and fattest child.
OF course you remember these
things. Who that lived in Color
ado at the time could forget
them.
Perhaps you will also recall
that the bill passed and that the
factories did not close, but as our
friend Kipling would say, that
another story"
What l started out to tell you
was That the Fillipinos no longer
menace Colorado's beet sugar in
dustry. Hereafter it will not be
considered good form to refer to
them as ''pauper laborers. "
They are now sturdy American
yeomen", and they must be
protected" from the "demoral-
izing competition of other sugar
producing countries"
This amazing metamorphosis
is announced in a letter written
by M. Earnshaw, Resident Com
missioner in Washington, from
the Philippine Island to Senator
C. S. Thomas. Earnshaw calls
on the Senator to help defeat the
Underwood bill because free sugar
would pauperize the Filiqinos.
SENATOR'S FAIRY TALES.
recall the speeches of certain
former United States Senators
from Colorado on the sugar pro-
ducing possibilities Of the Phil
ippines. They were very elc-
quent and very persuavive Sena-
tors and they called tn elves
Democrats, and they were Dem
except on the tariff. On
that issue they were willing to
abandon their party, for they
said even partial free trade with
the Philippines meant the wiping
out of the beet sugar industry in
Colorado.
One Of these Senators went to
the Islands to investigate for
himself, and when he returned
he announced that the Filipinos
could produce all the sugar con-
sumed in this country at one-half
the cost of production in Colora-
do. Then the Denver Chamber
of Commerce met and gravely
adopted some more resolutions
deploring the outrage" involved
in admitting even three hundred
thousands tons Of sugar from the
Eastern Colorado times., 1913-08-28

The Cheyenne county Fair
will be held on Sept. 1888,
and 20. More particulars next
week.
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aonias Straights s4.l5-4.25
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| Teeoina 56c G. l. I. 9ieu Dorf.
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rotter fl4Hc {. /. i'm Gleuaior uno 1896
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| d,ctee 1912, 16-23e; 1911, s-l4c; Raclrs
Goat 1912, 18--20c. 1911 11-l5c
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Geuntrn 5H-6}se, Speetal use.
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mer aelbss su s59s--706.
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pors $3.50. archaeological unb Baltimor
$3.50, DO. in 8ult s4.S0.
!, Moile If its,ts. - 9omsitie Jleeee Ebt
!. 1926
oars 1T Itetis.-- Sirainsb. ssw6hnli6e
biS sutes s4.75.
ferpentin 1T wiilis su Ace.
i Nsts iit itetig. --0iHAeImifher 3h-6'
Batna 64--84c.
Rplailes III itetie. Rem Erlean
Cpen Rettle, gutter bio dolce. 85--5oe
HadeI - Hcber III itetig. - Museapoo
{ 80 Eef, 2S9e, Centrifugal 06 1eit 3.39
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@aHsritanb pom 12.s uno faIlt.
garfersburq, 80. ga. Der Glas BAT
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sinsn @aHefano BON 7.s 5ub une ftelgt.
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@aNtrnano bon SO Sus uno idltt.
Gbansbilte, Jno. Der CLUB bat Ell
ntn 8nferftanb bon 1879 9ub uno faat.
Cairo, 81. Der Elub bat eiaeH 8aHsr-
fano bon 1879 iyub uub fatlt.
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Gtneinnati 2s. Nprif 1913.
Tie nadfcl9eneeu Eupiirunsen bejieben
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fisineren @eihdften rerben eiluas botere
greiis bsrthnfi.
Vrocifioneu.
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paft.
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am Sdlub g25sc; fir gull 92H-92 sc, am
ShluB 92zse; fir September s1H-s21se,
am Shlub 92c.
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S6lub 343se; fir September 355s-34}se,
am SfrluB a44e.
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9imotbpiaameH - Reuer s2.85-
$50.
&Ieefaamsn. - $1,000 - 21.o0 per
gentuer
ReBporfs1s45 per gbl. - 5iir Sra
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Ttai s1O.s2 H-10.90, am ShluB s10.s5
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III .62H per 100 8fo.-Siir Waai S11.20-
11.25, am SdluB slt.22H; fir 3ult sl0S'
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--11c, fborf clear Seiten 11--114e eItra
bort Seiten ION lie, Bellies 1871 I6c
per Vfunb.
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MebI.~--Veues Wiuter patent $500
$40, a5inter 5anep S4.55 - 4.70, Winter
5aniilp $4.O0-4.t5, ertra $3.40--3.60, or
oindres $3.10--3.25, Sarter Wei5en yatenf
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ntilp s3.80--4.00; Hpggennetl, norbUeitIia
gemiid3teS $4.45--4.55, reines eitg $4.60--
4.70. gemifd]teS M.35--4.65 per Bbl.
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4infer ilO--l12e, 9to. B bD. 100 iv3e.
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| Gar DO. 5u 1896, Gar DO. 5u 1osHc auf
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iueibes 90 - Gfc, go. neibss 55--SOs,
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6nfer. .Ro. 2gemiitter Heuer 35c 5Sh
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peu, Ro. / 1tmoihg .$is.50 $So-5
g3bisfn.
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7e4 Bbls. 1iitiners Jinifbes 8ooos au
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GtiBege Rat. !. MS lDlorist Rat. 49,. rs
atrn Has. lscs ...ISsscns not ,.ls ....
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6elb yon cal@ tpuroe au 2K--S% aus
gelieben.
Itima 65eihdiispapiere purben su o.
8E bisfontirt.
Sterfina Grhnnge III itetig.--
Si6t su s4.s6H-4s6A uno Commercial
tu s4.s3-4.S3ts.
Bnnoss. Cbfieatipnsr fpdren ite'
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COUPONS f02 2K--l034, Banana Reglltereo
2& 1004--101, bo. 81, 102 H--f03K.
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IA s15.s7, eating gu $3.50.
3iHu 1T fuilig su s49.25-49.75.
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giien inuIu itetig. - Jlo. / Jtorthern
$1725-1775, Ro Northern $16.75-1T.25;
Rp. 5outhern s17.50-1S.00, Rp. Sous
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4.85, gonfeteioners ~" 4.2oc, No. 4.1Oe,
go. q 4.05c, He. 3 4.0oc, $40. 4 3.S5e, No. B
5000, $50. 8 1850, go. Z 8.60e, Ro. s 3.55e,
SO. 8 870c, SO. 10 3.65c, go. IL 3.3oe, 9to.
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purben pon ben Yanfen Sm 4tz-6% aus
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ten 4ripat. aopiiai su Az - 90 ~on eau
une auf Aeit.
lsedid ant yisw DcrL
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$1,000.
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Itno Az Deridlten:
ponSon, 3 Tage Sid1t, s4s7--4s74 psrf;;
90 Taae Sid,t, s4.s3--7s34 per g.; Varts, 3
Taae Sid,i, sis fyranes per 800 80 Eags
Eid,t. bis ssranes per 800; fur IeuiidloHo,
Taae Eid,i, Waarf s5H -s5A, DO. eO
Iaas Sict, g4H--94zc.
fpeumeniarn Bias ouf 2onoon puroen
Az $4.s3, auf Glasgprp Su $4.s2A nHe aui
NelfaIi 5u $4.s2h periauit.
puupek .E bfeeficHeu.
ruhis unb itetig. Gie gansen quotiren nis
tafnf
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7as biItorii6s 2anoes
muieum in Stuttgurt. Gum
flHf3igiGbrigsr geiteten Der aunits
uno stltertbiimsr Slmmlunq ats
StaatsdnftdIt gibt BE 9irtt:ion etne
umfangreibe 5eItidrjft herlus Gs
trifft bies seitlih nit elmer le6baFten
Gr0rtsruRg ubsr bic 9LaBfrage ogs in
4usIihi oenomm(ner Geubau gu
iammen. Die Sammlun9en itno ieit
1886 in Den Orb uno llnter8e dc B.
rGumen Der 2lnoesbibIiotbet mterg :
braft. 9prber tparen Tie metitens ges
trennt uno partn rehte Wdnoerpo gel.
IS Qibt in Stuttgart taum en- dItes
res Staatsgebluoe, oaS nltt einnal
cine ober Die anoere Ybt6cIilna Der
Salnmllmq IN ieineu Ntaueru hotta
oDer tie bate Ieben iolen. 9llid) heute
lit ipicoer elm lbeil auBer Soule un-
teraebrad)t. i'm alten 3uttbauie lie
gen oolsbefen ltnb Safelinaen, Dio.
| bel IL. oergl. IN einen Sfuppeu on
Der gartertitraBe itebt Der groBte
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Ghiraap. %. gpri[ 1913.

Sbwetne. geidte $40 $50, ges
miIdhte SS.25-s.80, ituere $s.lo-s.50
rauhe $50 - s.25, Jertel $3.50 $50
9Rartt id,lpddl uno 25--30c nieoriger.
Rinopieb.-g geeoes s720-s.90, Seras
Stiere s6.7O-175. tpeItlite se.90-8.00
5teders uno iyeeoers s6.1o-S.00. aabe uno
SsiIers $3.50 - s.25, aafber 1925 - 925
Rarft idhuah yno l0--25e nieoriger.
Shaieuuo 2ammer. --5hafe: GIN
beimiidoe $600-7.15. neiilite s6.25-7.i5
3dhrlinge S6.507-7.90.
9ammsr: ginbeimiite s6.60--s.70, melt
lide s7.00-s 15 Nearti ihpat bis 15c ME
ortger
3ufuhr - Shpeine $500. Hinopiel
90, 900, St,aie unn Sammer 5000.
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Cincinnati, %. Npril 1913.
2ufuhr uno 8srianbt tpdhreuo Der per
iIpiienen @ohe, pergIihen nit ben porhera
aeheuoen2 Mpd)en tpGren tpie folgt:
3ufubr: RiuOpieb. 5apetne. Sdaie.
Gprl, go. BOSS 1928 1862
april, 10 1882 11077 1858
Npril 2e .3fs3 1885 $50
Ter 8erianot betrus in bsrisIben 3ett:
Hpril, ~ .... 1874 1241 -
agrtl. 10 ...... 447 1865 -
ADril, 26. 1144 2575 454
3ufuhr uuo 8eriano m6breno Der per-
TIoiienen As StuHoen, pergiiten nit oerieIs
ben 3ei, lester @ohe paren rpie ioIst:
3uiubr: 8inopish. Sdwsne. Saoie
sSTi sDriI g. q " iss8 iSS8 s:s 1913 pa pa
Ger gsrian0t betrus in Oerielben 3eit:
aprl, 2l...... 0ls o2S
Gpril, 2S..... 20 3S4 -
Riuopteb. - Ter Martt mar heute
iiemlic1 lebhait, beicnoerS fir bic beiierer
| Ieiflteu ;yleiicheriorttH, uuo bic 8retie ma
rem iietig, udhreno bic gepohnlidlen UNI 1Ot
| helen. -5toders uuo i5eeoers limb in Rah'
| iraae uno itetig.
Ehpere 5tiere s7.50-8.00, Grtra Ss.1(
-Ss25, Edlien $40O-125. iylelid,eritlert
s5.50-sO0,Grirn SS.10-s-25, Seifers S5.2t
$50. anserleiene bis ertra $s.00-s.25
/ Rlhe A25-6.15. auserleisHe bis eTtrC
I s6.s5-7O0. Gamers s3.5O-4.50. Stoders
uuo fSeebers S8.15-7.75, @tods 5ellers S5.7i
$50. Stpds sslihe $4.5O--5.50.
/ Bullen. Be SlerH!idl GROCER 3u
iuhr mar Der sRartt UiQis uuo bic Brett
stmas uieorieer.
Daagere unb leihte S5.75-8.50. Soloant
s6.50-725, ertra $3.50, iette SuileH s7.0C
I-1.50.
Rilhtabe. 3ie 3uubr mar IN De
psriloiienen g2od]e gertHg, uno Der 1Rdrt
mar itetig bis itart.
Grtra $50 O0-95O0. CUTE bis Guserleien
s6000-S5.00. oroin6re bis quite $1,000 =
$500.
adlber 9lnfangs mar Der Rart
Iebhait uno tetig. ipdi,r aber TeIen oi
4reiie um 25e per 100 Giuno.
Grtra 5000. fair bis CUTE lelhte $50
I-975. preindrs unn groBe s6.00-9.50.
adlber IN ben aontmiiiious- Sauieru. -
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gHc. croiHdre b-Tc
Shweine.- 7ie beutige 3uiuhr tpa
, bic groBte felt Der 5luth. Sie 8reiie fIele
aniaugs um l0c, na eieielben IN ben anoI
ren R1rtten heruntergingen, geaen StIu
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quite bis agserieiene Serpadungss uuo Gle
ihsriprten Ss.s5 s.95, gem,itte BE
pdtnnasior,en ss.75--8.90 oroiudre b
auserleieHe idlrpere iette Sdue s6.00-s.3
Grtra $40, Stass s500-7.30, lsid,te 8e
ianetiorten s7.60--S.7O iSertei BON 10 8f
une peniaer S4.50-T.50.
S6aieuRb 2dmmer. - lie Radlir
ge mar nur maBls uno Der Ntarft ruhig ur
fetls.
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.. erleIene s50o-5.50, proinare bis CUTE 81
800 gaou. z d3afe S450-6.25.
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$500 49, a.T5, l2ols 9anmer $500 So
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