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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-04

rib Sc DO ravnal v vseh s%luGajih in katere DO vedno
in povsod zagovarja in siril po svojih moGeh. Stal
bo v vrsti somiSljenikov, stall BIO v stranki. Stran-
ka pa mOraimeti program, kajti drugate ie iypo-
s~tavljena slepomiSenju, avtoritativnost voditeliev
in nedoslednim metamorfozam. Politicno delova
ME brez programa je tavanje V tenn ali pa zida-
ME palace breZ naGrta.
Ako hoGe storiti kdo V kratki z~ivlienski dobi
kaj koristnega ma polju iavnih skupnih zadev, XII
so precinct politike, sc mora pripojiti dandanes
kaki ~pOliticni skupini ali pa ustvariti novo poll
ticno stranko. Solopoli,ika je brezuspeSna in ne.
smiselna. Mala sporna v~praSania Y stranki ne
smeJo Zadrzevati ljudi, Xxi noGejo Veijati IA pCdan-
ticne. Sal mixer ne StOji, da mora pogoltniti stran-
kar YES program stranke. Komur nj kai DO Volt
ali domneva, da ina boliSc ideie i'm naGrte. ta ina
v demokraticni stranki pravico in moznost. po-
iskati in dobiti "a svoie %spremembc V programu
pristase in vplivati Ma clane. PolitiGno izobrazen
intelligent sc vprasa: katera Stranka ina naiveC
took v prOgramu, XII Sc vjemajo y moiimi interest.
nazori, idejami in ideali. ali pa: katcra siramka
ina najvet zmoznosti in sile, korakati uspesno ma
pref in povzdigniti GloveSko kulturo ma wish nivo.
"Vsnk tlOvek postane takoj pc rojStvu deleznik
bolJsega stanja tl~ovcStva, Iii "a je pripravila pre-.
teklOst, cato sprcJema oh encm z zivijenjem dolz.
most, delati pc svoiih moGeh "a nadaljni razvoI
kulture." (Bourgeoise.)
kitaisti filozof, cigar besede so napisane kot
motto V zacetku tega cIanka, je videl svoie ideale
v preteklosti, ker Sc nj poznal razvoja in napreA-
ka. Moderni Glovek Stavi svoie idcale V prihou-
MOST. Besede, XII Jill je napiSal pred veG kot 2OO0
lett, ~velJaJo Sc danes "a vse. XII hocejo delati "red
V drzavi", to je, XII hoGcjo dclovati politiCno. To-
rel kdor hoGe, da bo Svetila luc nravnosti V dr.
zavi, napravi red V DRAW; ako hoGe napraviti red
V DRAW, pref uredi domaGe zadeve, spopolni mai
pref samega sebe; ako hoce Spopolniti naiprei sd
mega sebe, stori naiprei svoie srce %poSteno; ako
hoce storiti Svoje srce poSteno, naredi pref Svoie
~misljenje resnicoljubno; ako DO hotel narediti
svoje m~isljenje resnicoljubno, spopolni najprej
svoje znanje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-04
Intelligence in POl1t1ka.

mokratiZacije. V TEN oZiru so storile sodobno mai.
boJ demOkraticne drzave Svica i'm Zedinjene dr.
zave prvi korak $ tenn, da so uvedle v svojih Solah
elementarni drzavljanski pouk.
lzgovor nekaterih Judi, ola je treba, predno
sc da ljudstvu SirSo svobodo in veGje pravice, po-
cakatl, ola bi v Ia namen dovolj zrelo, je absurden.
Taxi naivnezi so podObni onemu, XII ne hi hotel "a
Sesti kolesa, dokler sc ne neuGi voziti ma MEM.
lie Svoboda uti ljudstvo Svobodo pravilno rabbit.
ldealna demokratitna drzava bodoGnosti DO
skrbela "a politicno izobrazbo Svojih drzavljanov.
Drzavljani sc bodo vzgojili V zavesti, da je upravi-
cen lie en- despotizem, despotizem zdravega raz-
una, da vladajO V prirodi neizogibni, veGinoma Sc
neznani in neprerafunljivi prirodni zakoni, da je
kuItura produkt druzabnega della, da so pc roj
stvu vSi enaki, in da ina vladati lie rezultat posa-
meznih tendenc naroda oziroma drzave. Moderna
sofa konsekventno demokratiGne drzave DO pri
prasljala mladino ma ~politiGno zivljenje, podajala
elemente mstavoznanstva, pojasnjevala smisel po-
littke, namen strank in drzave. kdaj maj Sc zacne
s TEN poukom i'll V kaksni obliki, to doloGijo pc
dagogi, XII bOdo moral biti veliko boil filozofiGno
in SocioloSko izobrazeni kot so danaSnji.
ker mora biti Strogo demokratiGna drzava po-
liticno nevtralna in nepristranska, cato bo moral
biti polititni pouk nepristranski in radi tega sa-
mo mformativen III opiSovalen. o p~olitiGni vzgoji
sc cd strani drzave ne more govoriti, ker ina W.
goJa, oziroma mora imeti vedno gotove smeri, ma
men in cilj. Kolikor je raznih svetovnih, eti6nih,
pohtlcnlh IN zivlJenskih nazorov, toliko raznih
vzgoj eksistira. Nzgojiti oh enem V aristokratiG.
mem in demokraticnem liberalnem in socialistic-
mem duhu i. I. d. je nemogoce in ne bi vedlo nika-
NOR. \ZgaJatl Sc pravi, uravnati otroSko in mia
denisko ~miSljenie in hotenje tako, da je vedno V
lStem smislu motivirano. Iato DO mOrala prepu-
Stiti moderna drzava, re vsled Svoie nepristranosti,
polititno vzgajanje mladih drzavlianov polite
MIN strankam, kakor ie TO vecinoma zc danes. Da
sc pa obvaruje mladino pred slepo avtoriteto in
slepo vero V strankarske programme, DO tvoril ne
pristranski ~polititni pouk V drzavnih Solah zelo
korlStno i'll potrebno p~rotitezie enostranski stran-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-04
(KOnec.)

Ako ZahtevaJo razmere, da sc izloci kaka no.
lticha smer ~ nepolititne organizacije, lie treba
to Storiii ma nepolitiGen nacin. Da Sc zabrani - -
pr. pristop klerikalcev, XII predstavliaio naibol;
konServativni element s popolnoma druoo ide;no
SlnerJo, bi zadostovala doloGba, da ina prist,p le
ON, III Slhatra ZnanoSt "a edino merilo vsepa sno.
2hahJa' > to nepolititno doloGbo bi Sc izkljuGila
IA nepon'lcen nacm ona ~politicna smer, XII della
SpIoSnemu napredovanju najveG ovir. Ker ic an.
tlklerikalizem, kot BOZ prot klerikalni stranki
polltlcnega ~znataja, cato nepolitiGna organizaciia,
ako hoce biti doSledna, ne SINE imeti antikler;ko.
hzma ma Svojem programu.
oNVlrJu take politiGne organiZaciie hi Sc
naJuSpeSnejSe zbirali akademiki in tvorili I'm s,ro.
kovno poiiticne klube. V p%ohti6nih klubih hi So
zbirali poSamezniki. XII so priSli do gotoyih polite.
NH nazorov in prepriGanja, V vodstvu hi morale
btu zaStopane vse politiGnc smeri dotiGne organi-
zaclJe, HI bi ne smela storiti nobenega koraka. XII
bl raSproioval politicnim nazorom kake zastopane
politiGne Smieri.
TAXA ldeaina organizacija, kakor 10 imajo
deloma Nemci V takozv. "Freie Studentenschaft"
Dl blla, oziroma je zelo prikadna, vzgojiti akade
micno mladino V toleranmosti napram tujim'mazo-
rom IN V politicni Strpnosti, XII je tako redka cvet-
ka ma polju naSega politiGnega z~ivljenja.
".
Da je razSirjena med intelligence, XII hi imela
predstavIJati voditeljico naroda, tako zelo poll
tlcna brezbarvnoSt, brezbriznost in koritarstvo, je
krlva tudi drzava, oziroma pravilnejSe reGeno, oni
privilegirani Stanovi in razredi, XII vladajo sedaj V
drzavi. kcr je V interesu Sedaj vladajoGih privile.
giranih, prutidemokratiGnih krogov, da ostane
lJudStvo %polititno nezavedno, da ga lazje vladaio
IN izkoriStajo, ie psiholosko popolnoma umljivo,
da Sc V naSih Solah ne podaje ~politicna izobrazba,
kaJti V~ladajoci krogi sc boje informirati mladino
V pohtlcnih vpraSanjih, ker hi morali uvesti mia
dllio tudI V nova politicna Stremljenja, XII so ma
perjena proti MIN. cato tudi nj priGakovati cd
NTH, da hi modernizirali V TEN smislu nase SOL
stvo. To Sc da uresniGiti lie ma gotovi stopnji de-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-04

lie Je bl blizu donna, p%rcSkocil je plot in je
sci preko vrta. Pc ste2i "a plotom je priSel ne
delJSko oblecen FAINT, postal je in je zaklical "PO-
tepal 81 SCI Tone Sc nj ozrl in je stopil V vezo.
Bio je re blizu poldne, matt je cakala.
"KakSen pa 81, Tone? Kod 81 hodil?"
"POtepal sem SCI" ie odgovoril Tone in matt
Sc je zaGudila.
"Kai nisi bill pri maSi?"
"Nisem bill. Zunai sem bill, V lazih."
Matt ga je ~pogledala in Sc je prestraSila. vi
della je, da je bolan, in opazila je cello, da Sc mu
noge ~tresejo. no je Sedel IA mizo, je bill majhen in
ubog, kakor ga Sc nj videla. Tone JIG bill droben
in slaboten, samo glava je bila nenaravno debe.
la cello visoko in zelo v~zboGeno, lea zabuhla, 81.
We barve, OGi so bile velike in so Sc svetile v
eudni sivi luci. Nikol nj bill Tone vessel, oGi so
gledale resno in srepo IL mladega obraza, tudi
njegove besede so bile kakor besede starca in
cello glas njegov je bill globok.
Matt sc je prestrasila in srce Sc il je stisnilo
v nerazuml iivi bolecin. Pred lett nekoG JIG bill de.
jail zdravnik, ola ie Tone bolan, in nj mu veriela.
Ali zdaj sc je sreGal MEN plaSni pogled $ sire.
PIN njegovim in VISA je vzlrepetala.
"Struklje sem ii skuhala danes. cato ker 81
bolan."
Tone Sc ie razvcselil S~trukljev, toda matt Sc
mu je zasmilila.
- Glej, tako je skrbela vsc dopoldne, mislila
je name. Bog vedi, kie je dobila denarja, da ie
skuhala struklie. In da sem bolan, miili!
"Po kosilu pa lezeS, Tone; YES slab 81 in oGi
imaS vse rdeGe."
Tudi Tone sam ic zaGutil, da ie truden in da
hi spal lepo zatisnil oGi, in vse hi minilo, mic
misli wee, ne strahu.
(Dalje prihodnjiG.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-04
Ivan Cankar:

III.
Nedelja je bila, solnce je sijalo in Tone Sc
je napravljal V cerkev, da hi zvonil k jutranji
je sprawl V Suknjo in je sci. Ko je bill ma pragu,
Sc je vrnil V izbo, ali ko je odprl duri, nj vedel
wee, Cemu sc Je vrnil.
"'Kaj ne greS? Pozno je ze:"
"Ibogon, NATL"
"Ce ii je slabo, Tone, ostani donna in lezi!
Use rdeGe oGi imaz."
"Nisem bolan zbogom !"
In je hotel odpreti duri, toda vrnil Sc je hi
fro, stopil jc k postelji, potegnil je odejo z znoz-
jo in io ie razprostrl.
"Kaj pa delaS, Tone?"
- Mic mi bilo, neumen sem bill - je mislil
Tone. ozrl Sc ie ma brata, XII je spal mirno, in OBJ
sa ga je globoka groza. Bratove trepalnice so
bile nekoliko odprte in rskOzi ozke presledke so
gledale naravnost mani belle OGi.
"Zbogom, mati!'
Ko je Sci, ie stopila matt ma prag in je gle
dala "a Min; tudi on Sc je ORD ma Ovinku, "a
mahnil je 4 roko in ic zavil nitro ma desno, ma ono
stran, kier so So vzdigali il doline pusti klanci.
Nedcljska in mirna ie bila vas, v nedel jskem
jutranjcm Solncu so Sc svetile hiSe, Sc je svetila
cerkev cd dale6. Ljudi je srecaval pOredkoma
Zenske, Xxi so Sc bile napotile K mast IL daljnih
hribovSkih VAST in ko so Sumele mimo MEGA v
pisanih naSccperjenih nedeljskih krilih. PriSla je
debela zenska 2 velikim molitvenikom v roki in
ga je pogledala zacudeno.
"Kaj nisi ii ministrant ?"
Me nj odgovoril in je Gel dale.
Kako hi Sele izpraSevali, ko hi Sci pc veil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-04

Nekdanje s Karavankami vzporcdno in delo-
ma upadlo goroyje Sc ne ~konGuje oh MiSlinji z
diviimi. razoranimi ali sir.limi prepaid, ampak 2
zelenimi gozdi in alpskimi tra:ami poraStlo, 1896
m viSoio UrSulo. Xxi nudi obiskovalcu IA mali ma
por ma potu dalekC>caon ra2yled pc Dravski, Mis-
linJSki in l.abud&ki Dolini. Ne vrlA prijaznega
hriba in Steer ravno nj dezelni meii stoji siara
romarska cerkev tako, da je oltar ma Stajerskem,
&itali del pa ma Koroskem. Severno cd UrSule je
Hon QlS9 M in Ojstrc 02l3 mi, severovzhod-
no Crni Nrh 04ll M $ Proglom in Kozjakom,
ma jugu pa MEN p~odaljSek JavorSki Vrh 1220 M,
XII Sc razprostira proti juzno-Stajerskemu mejne-
mu pogorju.
Doline V Karavankah so veGinoma kratke, ko.
ritaste povpreGnice ter Sc konGujeio V Dravski
podolznici. VaznejSe so: Fuzinska Dolina, XII drzi
IL krantSke prOti Zilici, BistriSka pri ST. Jako-
bu, Medvedji Dol, Poden ali V Podnu, Ljubeli ali
Brodi, Bajdiska, Borovniska, Belska, Kokrska,
Lepenjska RemsniSka in Mezka Dolina.
Oalje prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-06-04

IL Madrida p%orocajo: Misteriiozna bolezen je
oknzila 10000 oseb in Lolita sc je tudi konjev.
kralJ 1e sc bolan in polovica miniStrov je pod
iegla bolezni. Spanci dole Nemce, Ola so zanesli
boleZen ma submarinkah.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-11

TRY will have full control locally, en-
ploying the manager and. other help
ers. Present employees of elevators
who are not needed under the new
plan will be released for other work
Over the whole system the North Da-
kota Council Of Defense corporation,
born OF the council of defense, yet
distinct in law from it, will have jur-
isdiction.
The same plan will be applied to
creameries and cream stations. The
business will be handled through To-
cal boards of trustees, selected by the
community. with the approval of the
defense corporation. In each local
ity one man will manage the entire
creamery business, and excess en-
ployes will be dispensed with Any
profits accruing from the manage
ment will be pro-rated among the
cream producers.
In the matter Of Ignite, the mines
are not to be taken over, for the pres
ent, at least, The project Is one Of
distribution, the defense council cor
poration announces. 1t is planned to
conduct campaign of publicity,
which the Ignite producers will fin
ance, and the present intention is to
establish distributor in every town
and village in the state, providing
there is no distributing agency al
ready on the job, or If such already
established agency refuses to coop
crate" Cooperation will consist
principally in producing the sinews
Of war and in investing in share
or two OF the corporations non-divi-
stock. In exchange for
this support, the corporation will ad-
vertise Ignite coal, relying upon the
patriotic press of the state for liberal
free publicity; will take up and thresh
out traffic problems, 80 into the mat
ter OF price-fixing and do other things
which the corporation contends can
best be done through the well recog-
nized trust" form of control. The
defense council corporation will not
concern itself with the distribution of
anthracite or bitumin0us coal, but
will concentrate its efforts on the ex-
clusion OF imported Goals, by educat-
ing the people Of the state to burn the
native fuel
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-11
G01'HAM'S HEAD
BOWS IN GRIEF
FOR I: HERO DEAD
City and Nation Unite in impress
sive Final Tribute to Elk.
Mayor Mitchell
CITIZENS PACK STREETS
People of All Glasses Show S0r-
row-Horse Follows Mas
ter's Casket

New York, July 1.-The body OF
John Purroy Mitchell, In flag draped
casket on which rested the cap which
he wore as major Of aviation, was
borne through the streets OF New
York today while lens OF thousands
watched in silent tribute
New York has seen other military
funerals for heroes OF the nation. but
those who witnessed the solemn pro-
cession which escorted the former
mayors body from the city hall to st.
Patricks cathedral today felt that
none could have been more impress
sive.
The bell in the city hall tolled as
the casket was borne from the rOtun-
da where 1t hal lain In state through
out the night and placed on an artil-
lery caisson, drawn by four horses
which conveyed it to the cathedral and
thence to Woodlawn cemetery.
City Hall Park Packed.
City Hall park was dense with citi-
Gems and the procession OF soldiers,
sailors, policemen, firemen. Red Cross
nurses, civilian representing al city
departments, distinguished men Of the
city, state, nation, and representatives
of the allies, had some. difficulty in
forming. ..... va .a... p 49, -.
Behind the caisson followed Major
Mitchers horse with boots reversed in
the stirrups and bearing also his re-
versed sword. Next came his widow
and relatives in carriages followed by
pallbearers.
New York and representatives OF
the nation paid last respects today
Major John Purroy Mitchell.
Throughout the night men and women.
representative of every class, filed
past the flagdraped coffin containing
the body OF the former mayor, in the
city hall rotunda. where for four years
Major Mitchell, as mayor administered
the affairs of the city. v :, Pr,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-11
BANKERS TALK
/. FINANCES ] ]. !, 4 ! j FOR
WAR And FARM
North Dakota Association Opens
Annual Convention q
Mandan

Mandan, N. D., July 11.-War and
farm aud financial questions are to-
be discussed by prominent bankers at
the annual meeting Of the North Da-
kota Bankers association, which con-
vened here today. The convention will
be in session until tomorrow after
noon.
The program has listed among its
speakers, Jerome Thralls, OF New
York city, assistant secretary of the
American Trade Acceptances council:
CA. Hinsch, president of the Amer
lean Bankers association; Theodore
Void, OF Minneapolis, head of the
Ninth Federal Reserve bank; A. R.
Rogers, Of Minneapolis, chairman of
the Ninth District Liberty Loan or
ganization, and Joseph Chapman, q
Minneapolis banker.
Mandan citizens arranged a varied
program Of entertainment for the Wis
itors. III ,. l.. =.
The convention was called to order
today by C. n. Green. of Cavalier,
president OF the association.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-11
FLAX GOES TO
!. $3.50 IN WILD
!. BULL MARKET
Intense Excitement on Duluth
Board on Urgent Bidding
for Crushers

Duluth, Mimi, July IA wild ex-
cited bull market developed in flax.
seed today. New record high prices
were set on urgent bidding by crush
ers and short coverings. Reactions
came at times on profit taking and
final prices were generally off from
the top. Dry weather was the factor.
July flax closed 80 cents up; Sep.
TENDER rs cents up; October 80 cents
up and November % Il cents up. H.
Oats closed Ia cents up and barley
sc 8 cents up,
Duluth close: r.
Linseed on track $4,000 81; to ar
rive $3.50; July $500 asked; Septem-
yer $4.63 asked; October $4.63; No.
vember 1856 bid.
Oats on track IS 1901 IL.
Barley on track $1.00@1.l8. ,...
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-11
BUSINESS AS
Y USUAL:SH0WN
Conditions Continue Satisfae.
tory, Says Federal Re.
serve Board )

Washington, July 1l.-Business con.
dtti0ns continue active and satisfac.
tory with general confidence express.
ed In the future denoted by liberal .ad.
vance buying according to the federal
reserve boards monthly summary is.
sued today, based on reports from the
twelve federal reserve districts.
Labor shortages are emphasized in
the reports from every district except
the minneapolis territory where the
situation is described as good. Crops
were reported to be above normal in
al districts in the Dallas district.
Conditions in the Chicago and Wis.
consin district are given as follows:
Chicago general business very &C.
tive, crops excellent; industries
working to capacity and labor very
scarce. .....
Minneapolis !. business good, crops
excellent, construction and building
labor conditions good.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-11
STOCK slRREeuLAR.

New York. July 1.-Stocks were ir.
regular at the dull opening of today's
market but soon became active and
heavy on selling Of industrials,
prompted by reports from Washington
that some Of the leading steel compan.
les had applied to the government for
financial assistance. United States
steel declined l Id points on very
large transactions. Bethlehem steel
broke IL and Crucible steel 2, 81.
Rails, equipments, motors, coppers
and tobaccs lost l to points in the
first half hour and Royal dutch oil
fell 6 points. Liberty bonds were
steady, ~.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-11
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, July 1.-(U. s. Bureau Of
MANIFESTATIONS receipts $4,000; mar
tet active, fully 10 cents to 20 cents
higher than yesterdays average some
hogs % cents higher: bulk $4,000
1850; butchers $N15@17.55; packing
$1650@17I5; light $1710@l7.60;
rough SIS .S5@16.4O.s Pic $l6,40@16.75.
Cattle receipts 10000; steady to
strong.
Sheep receipts 10000: steady to Is
cents lower, top $1,000!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-11
Fall Of Kuehlmann
Hailed with Delight

Continued From Page One.)
and Admiral Won Hintze, says. a
Zurich dispatch to the Matin.
The reported appointment of
Won Hintze as foreign secretary
is considered by French papers
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-11
~.
NOT SUBJECTED
TO STIFF QUIZ
Canadian immigration Authori
ties Clear Up Erroneous
Impression

Ottawa, Ont, July 11.-Canadian
immigration authorities Ia state.
ment today seek to correct an erron.
Sous impression that citizens OF he
United States coming to Canada for
the vacation season, are subjected to
IN unnecessarily rigid examination at
border.
Tho examination, the statement
says is practically as 1t has been for
some tin 1T. aOWinGaNo the en-.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-11

forcement of the United States draft
law, visitors are subjected to two
examinations, one by the American
military authorities and the other by
Canadian immigration officials. In
the case of Canadians visiting the
United States the process is reversed.
Bonafide travelling American citi.
cents or subjects of allied or neutral
countries are assured of courteous
treatment and are welcome to enter
and leave Canadas without difficulty,
the statement declared. :
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-11
DULUTH GRAIN.

Duluth, Mimi, July 11.-Eleyator re-
ceipts Of domestic grain-wheat 2,415
bushels, last year 5000 bushels; bar
ley 400 bushels, last year 800 bush
els; flax 1000 bushels, last year 1900
bushels.
Shipments of domestic grain, none.
Duluth car inspections: Mixed !, to-
tai wheat /; last year none: oats 2,
last year none; total Of all grains 3,
last year L., on track g.
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AUSTRIA LOST .
100000. N N! En-
IN LAST DRIVE ] ]! 7
Recent Offensive Cost {; | Heavily
Wheat and Potato, Crops ,
Are Poor ],

: q !
Italian Army Headquarters, July IL.
Icy Associated Press) Evidence
obtained from Austrian prisoners indi'
Gates that the Austro- Hungarian loss
or during the recent offensive were In
the. neighborhood, Of 1000. a., 4 !,
The prisoners say that corporal pun,
ishment in the Austrian army has been
.reestablished in practice.
Other reports made by captives tend
to confirm accounts of;po0r wheat and
potato crops in Austria. The condi.
ton .of these crops is said to be par
ticularly bad in Bohemia, in the re-
sgion; of Pilsen. "a
"A Rome dispatch to the Italian en-
bassy. in Washington on July esti
mated the Austr6 Hungarian losses IN
the recent offensive as between 200
900 and 25O,o0O including at least So
900 dead. .a-2 ssl u .sy
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, July 11.-Wheat No. 2 Red
23O; No 3 red 227. a, j
Corn No. 2 yellow 1856; No. 3 vel
low 1870; No. 4 yellow l7O@175.
Oats No 3 white u 3-4@1S IA;
standard 7S@1-2.
Rye No. 2 $50; barley 11S@125; tim
othy 5.OO@7.75; clover nominal; pork
nominal; lard 2607; ribs %. 75@24.25.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS.

Chicago, July 11.-Butter higher: re.
ceipts 11,7l3 tubs; creamery extra 43;
firsts 40 .2@42: seconds 38@39 IL.
Cheese steady; daisies "a l.4@1.2;
Americas 4@1.4: long horns 241..2@
81; twins % 3-4@23.
Eggs higher; receipts 1898 cases;
ifrsts 81 1909; ordinary firsts $50
81; at mark cases included 35@3S.
oPtatoes unsettled receipts IS cars;
Virginia barrel cobblers $6.25@6.50;
North Carolina ,cobblers $5Q$.50: Ar.
kansas sacked triumphs $2.90@3.10;
Louisiana white $2.75@2.85; Califor-
mia red $3.l0@3.25; California white
$2.9O@3.00. 4n.s I'LL. s. !
Poultry alive unsettled; fowls % ~,
springs 1896.
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CORN SHOW ssTRENGTH.

Chicago, July 11.-Fresh strength
developed in the corn market today
owing largely to unfavorable crop ad-
vices. The government weekly re-
port and the Kansas weekly report at
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ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK.

South ST. Paul, MINI, July IL
Hogs receipts $3.50, ten to fifteen
cents higher; range $l6.4O@l685;s
bulk $16.6O@l6.75. 49,. =
Cattle receipts 600; killers steady;
steers $7.50@17.50; COWS and heifers
% O0@14.0O; veal calves fifty cents
higher. s$7.00@12.25; stockers and
feeders steady, $60O@l2O0.
Sheep receipts ESQ; steady; lambs
$lO.00@@17.50; wethers $7.0Q@120O;
ewes $5.00@11 90.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

Minneapolis, Mimi, July 11.-Wheat
receipts today were 70 cars compared
with 80 cars year a"o.
Corn, No. 3 yellow 165@175.
Oats No.. 3 white 76 1-2@77 IL.
Flax 457@460
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.
Minneapolis, Mimi, July 1l.-Flour
unchanged. Shipments 4S,75O bar:
rels.
Barley 1O5@l22.
Rye rSS@19O.
Bran 24.65.