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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
Etbin KriStan.
TEMELJNO NACELO.

Pomcn pollticncga boja nj Sclc iznajdba po-
lnc dohc i'm "nauk SocialiStitnc rcakcijc. kakor
radi trdijo naSprotniki politikc, ampak H. Komu-
niN'icm manitcS, ga ic maglaSal: mega avtoria
Marx IN EngclS STA bila Use Svoic ~Iivlicnir polti-
tarJa. kautSky %oznajuic y uvodu, katcrcga ic
>pi>al "a novo izdaio manifesto !. 1906 polititni
znacaJ trga >piNa govorrt . tockah. XII 81 izgubi-
!" >voj pomcn in za>tarclc. pravi:
Ali to lda 80 za>tarclc) vclia Same IA nrka-
ter" totk", /" "a tistc, y katcrih govori praktidni
politician K liud"m IL >voir dohc.
komuniNticni manifest pravi y drugcm po-
slaviu:
~"komumiNii =" praktitno maiodloanciSi. we'd
no daljr g"mrti dcl dclavSkih >trank v>ch Aclcl.
t"or"tirno lInajo preduo>t pred oS,alo ma>o prolc-
iariaia, da imaio vpoglcd y pogoic. razviianjc in
Nplo>nr regulate prolctar>kcga eihania.
"NaibliIii namcn |komuni>tov ic cnak oucmu
vSrh druglh proirtar,kih >trank: Da So u>tanovi
pr"I"'ariat kot razrcd, la Sc poruii hurlvalno 20
>%podNivo, da ">vojl prolc'ariat p|oli,ijno moe.
Irotl koncu t"ga poglavja pravi:
'NId"li SIN" -. la j. prvi korak y dclav>ki
r"voIurIJl p]ov/diga lrolojariata : goSpoduioci
razr"d, prihorItcy dcmoiraciio.
"Prolciariar hoo porrhjI ,yojc p|oliticno go
>pod>tvo "a 10, da iItrg" ~'"i uirua buriva2iii YES
kapital. da rcniralilirI va produkciiSka >rcdstya
y rntah draw. {. j. y rol.ah koi go>podujoci RAJ.
red "rganiIlraurga rroiciariata. in da cim hirrcic
l"mu"/l muu/iun pruiuArij~kih sill
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EISENACH IN GOTTA.

Xc program dclavSkc
Nrrankc il Ei~"uarha l,ia 1860. j. obscgal >lr,lctc
ah>olulno politirnc locke:
Y prvcm drlu:
l.. SploSma. cnaka. dircktna in taina voIilna
pravlra IA y>r mo>kr to 81 ir potcm IL Y progra-
ma Y Goth izprcmcniloI od 20. lcta IN volitvc y
parliament. "a decline zhorc poSamcznih drlav. "a
provincialur IN obriu>kc >vrtc. kakor tudi ~ Use
drug" Ha>torc.
,. Dirrbtno lakonodaistvo It.. j. pravica
rrr,M"ga"ja Ia ",tl'"i .'iir -" 'imd~,vn
,. Locitcv crrkyr oi drlav" in lotitcv sole
ol ccrkvc.
:. Oipraya v>ch ii>kovnih, dru;tvcnih in
koalicii>kih zakonov ...
o. Odprava y>ch indircktnih davkov in vpc-
Lava cncga >anrga dircktncga. progrc>ivmcga
davka "d dohodkov in dcdSGin.
V drugcm dclu:
/. roliiitna svoboda jc ncizogibcn pogoj "a
goNpodar~ko oSvoboditcv dclavSkcga razrcda. So
cialno vpra,anir ir iorci nc%lo1liiyo od politicnc-
"a. NIGGA rc>tcv ir odvi>na cd tcga in lc mogoca
y dcmokratiGni DRAW.
Eiscna>ki program j. Scyrda zaStaral. Else
n~achcrii in Lasallovci 80 ~ pozncjc zlruIili in IL
tc zlrnlitvc ic na>tala Scdania Socialmo dcmokra-
ticna Ntranka y Ncmtiii. Nikakor So me- da tahiti.
da jc bila ravno Ia Stranka takorckoG Sola IA We
elmo Sociali>trcuih >trank pc raznih delhi >vcta.
In cctudi MISC priiIi vSi tcorcticarii >ocializma il
ME, jh ic imcla vcndar V primcri 4 drugimi dclc-
lam majvct takih. Xxi so bill priznani pc vScj Inter
macdonald. Nth vpliv 81 tudi pozna V vsch progra-
mih in p~rogramatjcnih iIiavah ncmSke strankc.
Program. ki lc Till >prclcl lcta 1879 V Goth.
Sc vciiuoma naNlauia ma omega IL Eisrnacha. oh
>"ea pa polcg - uckc Spccialno L.aSallovSkc "a
htcyc % dr/avuI pomoti ~ SocialiStiCnr produk-
tiVuc zalrugr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
STRANKA.

Med tiN," locke, Iii ih mora vSak elan Strankc
prilnati III hi moraio vcljati IA Use, Spada Ia. Ia
j" ~"cialiSticua Niranka p~oliticna stranka. Naloga
t. p%oliticnc ,trankc j., da vodi razrcdni hoj i'm
privcdc prolrtariat do image mad kapitalizmom.
Clovck lahko stojl ma podlagi ralrcdncSa ho-
ja in S." lahko ogrcva "a poraz kapitalzma. pa
vrndar lahko odklania politicno Stranko prolrta-
RATA. Xglrd nam daicio a%narhi>ti. cctudi ne vSi,
.aiti med mimi j. doSti iakih. Xxi tajr razrrdni
boz. Nrkatcri "a priznavajo. Toda polititmo
>tranko in politirno drlo odklaniajo v>i'l po-
liriEa j" cnim nc2miSclua igraca. drugim pa moe
viric. IL katcrcga ne more prili nr druzcea kakor
korupcija.
Iadnio t%corijo nee tudi clement, XII stole ma
srcdi med socialilmom in anarhizmom, II. pr. tiSti.
ki Sc y Amcriki zliraio Y :. l.. p. Parliament Jim
jc toriScr >lcparStva. in vSc"no 81 Jim zdi. kdo So
I'll y mem ia kio ina vccino. Tclko jc razumcti
lngikn. Ii to uti pa Vcndar imcnuic candidate pri
volitvah. Ali tukai ne gre N kritiko take loei
Ike, tcmvrc ~ 10. da jc vpraSanic p%olitiGnc organi
Iaciic i'm politicucga della principiclnO vpra,anjc;
~ rlana >ocialisticnc >trankc. XII j. organizirana
kot politicna Stranka, ic pogoj. da priznava MEN
politicni znacaj in p%olitiGno akciio, fer da 81 udc-
lcIuic politicncea della.
q Anarhiia med anarhisti jc pac iako nco-
mcirna, da So ic II. pr. v ltaliji ustanovila Skupina
"parlamcntarnih anarhistov" Oni 50 doScgli
vrhunec konfuznosti in notranjcga protislovja.
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LJUDSKO -OBOROzENJE.

PoltItna akcila pomcni porabo vSch IiStih
Nrrd>rrV. ; katcrimi jc mogOcc zmagati in zavaro-
vati zmago. To jc principiclni razlog, da zahtcya
>ocIallzcm ohorolcnjc ljudStva.
Is program IL Ei>cnacha, |. 1863. ina to IN.
htcvo. iii Steer jc 10 {. tocka:
"I>tanovitcv ljudSkc brambe namcsto stalnc
voj>kc.
Program IL Gothic 1873 pravi V 3. totki:
SploSno hrambovStvo. L.judSka hramba ma
mr>to >talnc voj>kc.
ErfurtSki program ClS9l.) pravi Y ,. totki:
NlYuIa 1T spi">mu hidmbuy>iV0. n.ja!sRa
hramha namcSto stalnc voi>kc. Odlotcvanic %
v"jni in miru pc liud>kcm zastopStvu. RcScvanir
vN"h mcdnarodnlh Sporov potion razSodiSca.
Du"aJ>kl program O90l. pravi y II. toGki:
\adom">tltcv >talnc volSkc 4 ljudSko BRAN
ho; vlgoja "a >ploIno brambno sposobnost; sploS-
II" lludsko ohoroIcmie; odlo1evani" o voini in mi
ri Pc iiudsk"m zastopstvu."
R"Nolnciio prvcga pariikcga mcdnarodncga
kongrcNa j. ''Prolrtarrc" zc obiavil: da 50 po-
lnrlSi kongrr>i 10 rc>olucijo potrdili. ic znano.
Nck"lko tudni 80 mi zdc naSi naSprotniki.
Ako pravi clovrk me paciii2cm. ampak liud-
Nko ohoroIrnjc!' odgovariaio: vi prihaiatc T.
n"vimi zahtcvami, I novim socializmom. &c
praNimo: To hi nc novcga. To ic sklcnila In
,crnarionala r. lcia lsS9. '- pa zopct odgovaria-
lo: Eth, lcia 1850. To ir vcndar zaStarclo!
Stvar jc pa Ia. da nj to ne novo, ne zastarclo.
stare lc par, vclia pa vcndar Sc danes, in vcljalo
bo trmbolj, timvct moci ho pridobival prolctariat.
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DUNAJ

Potcm pride zopcr celia vista specializiranih
politicnih zahtcv.
AvNtrlJNkl program, Sprcict ma S~ploSnem
Strankincm zboru lvSch narodnoS1i) l. 1901 ma
Dnnaju pravi:
obcncm prihaia prolclariat do zavcsti.
da mora poSpcN"vati Ia razvoj, in da mora hiti
rr'h"d d"lovmih SrcdStcv Y S]ploSno poscst vScga
lJndNiva riIJ, %oSvojitov polititnc moGi pa Srcdslvo
h"ja IA oSvoboditcv dclavskcga razrcda
In dctaIJirani program ina zopct politiGnc
Zahicvc.
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POLITICNo

SocialiSticna Stranka zahtcva oroljc tako, ka-
kor zahtcva vollno pravico. Obc zahtcvi 81 wa
icmno izpopolnjuirta. kdor So boji. da bo ljud
>tv" zlorahljalo oroljc. Sc mora iudi bait. da bo
zI"rabllal" volilno pravico. Sal so res zlorablia.
I" II" hi ogromna maSa dclavccv VOLTA rcpubli
kanccv in dcmokratov. ne hi mogli biti izvoljcni.
I'm To zlorabljanjc volilnc pravicc H. pomcni indi
rcktno zlorablianje orolia. kajti kapitaliStiGna
vcrina Y k%ongrcSu in Y driavnih lcgiSlaturah ONO
COCA, da 81 rabijo voiaki in milicarii roper DELAY
Ntvo in da So tudi lahko p%orabiio "a voino. katcro
hotcjo kapitalisti.
CDalje ma g. strani) r.
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20 tenn program ic zopct socialistiGna Stran-
ka izrccno p%olitiGna.
bog dclavSkrga ra2rcda - pravi erfurtski
program prot kapitalistiGnemu izkoriSGanju je
nujno %polititen boj. Dclavski razred ne more vo-
din Svojlh goSpodatSkih boicv in gospodarska or
ganlzaclJa So II" more razvijati brcz pOlitiGnih
pravic. Prchod produkciiSkih srcdstcv v poscst
SploSnoNti II" more izvrSiti, ne da dosezc politilmo
moe.
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ERFURT.

lcta 1891. ic bl potcm Sprcjct crfurt>ki pro
gram, Iii ic 81 Scdai V vcliavi in q katcrcm 81 lab
10 pravi, da ic postal klaSiGcn. Odscv njegovih
doIocb 81 lahko opaz Y programih drugih dc5cl,
kautSky jc o njcm Spisal knjigo. in V socialistitni
literature raznih uarodov Sc lahko pogostoma opa-
ii, da Sc tcorcticarii sklicujcjo mani.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-12-07
MINOT PURE MILK co. FORMED
New Concern Will Take Over Milk
and Cream Business of Minot
Dairy Company.

w. D. Wilson has made arrange
ments to take over the milk and cream
retail business which has been con-
Quoted by the Minot Dairy Co. for sew
eral years and after Jan. will devote
his time exclusively to this work as
manager of new company that has
been formed under the name of The
Minot Pure Milk Co. Mr.. Wilson has
been connected with the Minot Dairy
Co. since it's organization and prior to
that time was interested in conduct
ing large dairy farm southwest of
Minot. That he will make success
of the business, is assured.
He has secured all of the machinery
that the Minot Dairy Co. has been
using for clarifying and pasteurizing
their retail products so the patrons
will be assured of receiving the best
chat can be produced in the milk and
cream lines.
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western part of the state, preparatory
to making grand entree at Chicago
Thursday morning. The crowd was
overwhelming. and the members Of
the Commercial club were put to their
wits ends to entertain the unexpected
large number of hungry people. The
Commercial club dining room was fill
ed twice, the Elks' Hall overhead was
filled to overlooking, and then those
who were left were taken to cafe
terra down on the main stem Of the
town. But all were fed, and made
happy. There was some attempt at
speech-making, but it didn't take hold,
for everybody soon realized that
something drastic had to be done by
the railway officials or some Of the
party would not be able to gaze upon
the sky-scrapers at Chicago this week.
And the railway men sure had hot
time of it, and when leaving time
came there were two sections of the
live stock train and all berths were
filled and day coach had to be plac-
ed in the train until Fargo was reach
ed, when another sleeper was picked
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.MAKOn FARMERS
IN AUTO WRECK
"A. H. Segerstrom and John kovarik
Struck Rock With Ford Near
Drady-Men in Hospital.

A. H. Segerstrom and John Kovarik,
farmers living near Makoti, were Sc
verely injured near the VIM. Hunt
farm thirteen miles southwest Of Mi
not, when the Ford car in which they
were riding struck stone and over
turned. No bones were broken but the
men were painfully bruised. Mr.. Ko-
varik suffered injuries about the head
but was able to return home this
morning. Mr.. Segerstrom, who is still
very lame, will remain at the hospital
several days.
As soon as the accident happened,
word was sent to Minot by phone and
Sheriff Nedreloe went out and brot
the injured men to the hospital. The
Ford was bunged up considerable, one
wheel and the wind shield being
smashed. The men were travelling 35
miles an hour when the accident oc-
Cured.
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the notoriety, and carries it off with
becoming modesty.

the notoriety, and carries it off with
becoming modesty.
John Ehr, Martin jacobson and o.
M. Champlin are bunking together
and the average old citizen of Minot
can easily imagine the old time stories
that they are relating, all three of
them being old timers of the Wonder
City.
Ed L. Richter of Larimore, is along
getting dollar subscriptions to the APP
probation Week fund, and is making
himself generally useful.
w. A. Christianson, the chief boost
er of Granville, seems to be able to
get along without wink of sleep, and
lis helping all he can to make the
passengers happy.
is chaperoning carload Of huskies
from along the Rugby-Antler branch,
and he is doing good job, too.
Geo. Sidener Of Lansford, the father
of better farming in Bottineau county,
is along with his wife, and they are
having second honeymoon trip out
of it,. They will visit in Illinois and
Missouri before returning to the Sun
shine state.
A. F. Bacon of Minot, is about the
most useful man on the specials. He
is forever looking for an opportunity
to boost Minot, and evidences of his
handiwork are to be seen at every
stop.
Will Ehr is making quite a dent in
the landscape, and helps out the con-
tention that every man on the spec
ials is worth $187,OOO
When one takes a good look at the
state capitol building here he wonders
why Ward county does not have bet
ter court house. The guess is, that
they go in more for style back here
in the milk and butter state.
Minot citizens must provide suitable
banners for the sides of passenger
coaches, for the city is passing up a
mighty good advertising proposition
without them. With the number of
special trains going out of North Da-
kota this year such banners would pay
| for themselves ten-fold
GOvernOr-elect Frazier and Super
intendent of Public instruction Nc
Donald are circulating among the pas
sengers on the special trains, and
election is two years hence, too.
No snow thus far, but the weather
man here predicts a blizzard coming
out of Wyoming tonight. Funny he
did not say it was from North Dakota
like the rest of the wise guys do. Well
they are commencing to find out down
here that North Dakota is the Sun.
shine State and naturally billiards dc
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FARMERS SPECIAL
MAKES GREAT HIT
"Huskies" From the Northwest Near
~ Eat Grand Forks Out of Blouse
and Home"-$1, 100000 Special.
SPECIAL TO TINE INDEPENDENT

Madison, Wis, Dec. 6.-The, special
to the International Stock Show at
Chicago, has turned out to be two
specials, of twenty sleepers each, and
North Dakota has surely made large
noise all along the line from Minot to
this splendid city by the lake. The
whole trouble started at Grand Forks
Monday evening, when the CONNER
cial club undertook to feed the people
who had gathered there from the
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lot fit in well with that name.

not fit in well with that name.
Tonight will be sleep night on the
specials. The last two nights have
been anything but sleep producing,
and the party is beginning to look
dark around the eyes and longing for
their more or less downy touches be-
fore the three days walking in Chi
cago.
Secretary Holbein of the Minot
Commercial club has fitted up an Of
fee on the special which is making a
hit. He is getting a good start on
Appreciation Week, which will help
out a lot when he gets back home. He
has good many visitors.
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Mother Went Down Foot.

Mother, how does salt growy'
asked Katherine. Mother, who was
not up on the subject Of minerals, and
not wishing to show her ignorance,
said: Now what is the use of asking
about it. Why not plant some and
find out p
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Arrangements had been made for
three dining cars at GAINESVILLE, and
frantic efforts were made to secure
more feed-cars, but without avail. One
train had two diners and the other
train only one. The tillers Of the soil
up our way are early risers and by
$50 long line was waiting at the
dining car door watching their more
fortunate brethren stow away ham
and eggs and other Drawn making
material. But all were fed, sometime.
At Minneapolis number of the
passengers got off the train TO look at
ter errands of various characters,
drifting over to st. Paul after lunch.
Those who went to St. Paul on the
specials were entertained at lunch at
the St. Paul hotel, after spending the
forenoon at the South St. Paul stock
yards. In the afternoon there was a
theatre party of over 500 people at the
Orpheum, and in the evening feed at
the St. Paul hotel, where eloquence
was mixd with dill pickles, and other
delicacies Of the season. The Lilac
Hedge male quartet Of Grand Forks
enlivened the occasions with songs, Sc
curing lusty necores for their vocal eff
forts.
At 10 o'clock Tuesday evening the
first section started on the forward
journey. arriving at Madison this
morning at about daybreak. The day
had been spent at the University,
where the stock barns have been the
chief points of interest. The big
badges are to be seen all over this fair
city, and the native denizens of the
capitol city have had fine time Grub
bering" at the big, stalwart western
ers all day long. They even rub their
eyes when they stop to think what
| the read in the Daily Democrat this
noon. That was some article, too. 1t
goes on to say that the average wealth
| Of the passengers on the two specials
lis $4,000. We personally know of
two or three on the train that we are
inhabiting that do not help this aver
age very much, in fact, they are al
most the victims of chill penury.
We are due to leave here tonight at
midnight, and arrive at the Chicago
stockyards early in the morning,
where for three whole days our party
will gaze upon the finest array of fat
stock ever gathered together on this
side of the Atlantic.
NOTES.
Mrs. Kelly Of Devils Lake, is being
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NOTES

Mrs. Kelly Of Devils Lake, is being
hailed all along the route as the fore
most woman farmer in the world, and
best of all, she deserves every bit Of
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Receipts Of Wheat and Oats Are Ex-
ceptionally Light, But Run of
Corn is Fairly Good.
ALL MARKETS REMAIN STEADY

Omaha, June 20, 1915.
Receipts OF all grains were very light to-
day and there was a moderate demand for
everything on the list.
Wheat and oats receipts were exception
ally light. but the corn run was pretty
good.
Cash wheat was quoted unchanged and
corn sold from unchanged to a cent higher.
The demand for corn was quite active
and most Of the sales were made at ad-
vanced prices. Yellow corn sold at a 2-cent
premium over the other varieties.
The oats market was rather dull, but the
receipts were very poor and the market
ruled from unchanged TO a half cent higher.
Rye and barley were quoted unchanged.
Clearances were: Wheat and -four, equal
to 100000 bushels; corn. $1,000 bushels; oats,
$4,000 bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat, unchanged to I'd
higher corn, u Gid higher.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels,
against receipts OF $40, 900 bushels and ship
ments OF 900 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were $4,000 BUSH
els and shipments SOL 900 bushels, against
receipts Of 100000 bushels and shipments
Of 32s, 900 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were $4,000 BUSH
els and shipments $4,000 bushels, against
receipts ~ $4,000 bushels and shipments
Of 10000 bushels last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wet weather Has Builish Effect on Price,
OF Corn and Wheat.

Chicago, June 20.--Unwelcome weather
both In the southwest and the northwest
tended today to force up the price OF wheat
Largely In consequence the market finished
strong, v to h-cent net higher. with July
at tl,o3M and September at tl.obN. Corn
gained INC to In q Nc and oats Nc to y o
No. IN provisions, the outcome varied from
DC decline to rise, Of 20c.
Wheat values received their greatest up
ward impetus from the fact that wide
spread rains threatened Interference with
harvest operations In the winter, crop states,
especially Kansas and Illinois. Higher quo
tations from Liverpool and decline In
ocean freight rates tended also to induce
wss but little chance OF doing any business
with Europe, as trans Atlantic bids were
. to Sc out of line with prices in the Uniteo
States, In the advance here, liberal profit
taking sales were encountered and later such
sharp reaction took place influenced by peace
talk based on rumors said 10 be eminating
from Vienna. The bearish effect Of peace
gossip. however, failed to last.
Just before the close, the wheat market
suddenly frightened to the highest point Of
the day as result OF sellers having awak-
oned TO the fact that one OF the strong
est concerns on change had absorbed all
tho surplus offerings. Reports Of unsea-
ronably low temperatures In the northwest
nd OF excessive moisture and lack of
sunshine there prompted additional anxiety
vi tHt part VI WARS 90 tAAp sVsotoH SuHtu w
an end,
Corn bulged In price owing to cold weather
and too much rain, The scantiness Of re-
ceipts was feature. Oats were more uni
fornly In demand than other cereals, The
strength cana chiefly from believers In an
increased army need Of oats for cavalry
purposes.
Heavy realizing sales by holders Of lard
and ribs caused at ono time a sharp set
back In provision prices, The offerings,
though. were well absorbed. and the final
average Of quotatiors showed q net gain
In accord with an advance In the value of
hogs,
Chicago Cash Prices--wheat; No. , red.
N,o2% @1.02%; No. . red. ssc6 Si.o1; No.
Q hard. Sl.o2k No. hard, ssc@N,0iM
Corn f: No. Q yellow, 75& @ Tee; No. 4 yellow.
7S07tkc. Oats; No. Q white, nominal
standard, toM G+oMc. sRye: No, .. s7@
sshc, Barley: 6on7sc. Seeds Timothy.
$50 @IB0: clover, $s,0O@l4.0o. Provisions:
Pork, 12s.Oo @2as2; lard. sls.o6; ribs. la,25
@1ss5.
2Shc.
EoGs--Reesipts. sAsoI cases; market un-
changed.
PoTAToEs--nower; old receipts, rs cars;
new receipts, 40 cars; sacked triunphs, ti.4o
&Lso; virginia and Carolina, Barreled,
$A609
PoULTRY--Aiive. lower; fowls, lie;
springs, 24@ 2sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-21
,resentatIye sales: a
AND HELPERS.

dOdo--unoer the influence OF shipper
demand that refused to wait for anything
reacted sharply this morning, moro than
recovering yesterdays slump. Shipper buy
ers did not wait for reports from other
points. but started buying hogs before the
: o'clock whistle had quit blowing and
packers soon followed suit the result being
that long before o'clock nearly everything
had been cleaned up.
Early reports from outside points indi-
Gated that slight advances were In order.
but no intimation was received that the
upturn would amount to more than at the
outside 5000. The result was that both
shippers and packers got few hogs right
at the start that were not over 6@1oc
ers realized the strength OF the demand,
howeycr. they began asking figures that
were 15c or more up. This did not halt the
movement at all, and hogs kept right on
moving freely. most Of the sales being made
1t . io0ibc advance, while on the close,
which was the best Of the day. values were
fully 1bc better, and some Of the radical
traders quoted more advances than that In
extreme casea.
At any rate. It was one Of the hottest
AFFAIRS seen here In some time. and that 10
saying q good deal, as last weeks markets
were anything but slow. As noted. the aver
are trade was fully I0@l5c higher. most Of
the sales being made at ss.tb@t.bb. with 4
good showing up to 1850 and top Of
Ss.s5 paid for piece Of a load.
Receipts were liberal a. compared with
most recent Tuesdays. the arrivals
counting out 1853 cars or 10Voo head. The
/ two days total 10 1a,1s5, as against 1890
last week. 1b.0ss two weeks ago and 23.713
last year. Supplies 80 far this week are
larger than tor any similar period since
i've weeks ago
nanrAnpnf fivA an1aa.